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Evening journal., 1897-04-12
TRUSTEES SALE.
Phone 74s.

TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
Il nder order OF the Orphans Court. b
partition proceedings, will be sold Of
NkDN ESDAY, April IA. at 2 O'Clock, p
n, al the County Court House. In til,
.ity OF Wilmington, the following de-
4cribed real estate, late Of Benjamin Ha'
ey. deceased:
No. Ia farm in Brandywine hundred
New Castle county, on Concord turnpike,
With all suitab @ and necessary buildings
thereon, containing about ninety acres:
No. "A three-story brick dwelling
mouse, at the southwest corner OF Front
Ind West streets, lot 2OXyS feet.
No. "A two-story brick dwelling
louse, No. l112 West Front street, betweel
Van Buren and Harrison streets lot a4x0
No. "A two-story brick dwelling house
No ll14 West tront street. adjoining no.
B, lot 14x57 feet 6 inches.
Christiana street, between Madison ano
svA.e4 sOn sl4,cts, iut zen teot oh Oni 10
tiana street and running back at ina
width TO Second street.
No. "a brisk dwelling-house, No. Gil
Christiana street adjoining No. ., lot tti
ieet front on ChIisti3nQ street ana run
ming back at that width to Second street
No. IA brick d-elling-house, No. 6S
Franklin. rOn -uIstiana street on IN,
north side Of said Cnristiana street, l.
feet inches front on Christiana street
with large lot in the rear tr..
No. S--A two-story brick dwellng-hous'
on the east side of Parish street, beinl
No 2J6 Parish street, between jefferson
md Madison streets, Is feet inches %,
Sc feet 10 inches deep.
NO "a two-story brick dwelling-ho
on east side of Parish street, No. 2JS Par
sh street, lot lS feet llA inches front b.
! With All rights Of aleyways appurte
/ nont to each OF the above premises.
/ Attendance will be given and term
WILLARD SALISBURY, Trustee.
! W. A. HulSill, Auctioneer.
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turkey Regards II a. casus HOilI.


London, April 12.-The Times thi
morning prints the following dispatol
from It's Athens correspondent:
The porte. In protest to the powers
against the Greek invasion. says thar
the regular Greek army entered Turk
ish territory near Grcvena and com
miticd acts Of hostility by destroyinf
three posts The protest further de-
clares that these acts virtually consi-
tute an act OF aggression and casus
belli and denounces Greece as an ag5
gressor IN the affair
"The choice Of the moment to begin
the war does not rest with King George
or with the government. hut with the
Ethnil1e hetairia. The activity OF this
organization has been centcred mainly
In Macedonia, and only incidentally in
Crete. The rebellion In Crete was plan
ned for March but was precipitated by
the violence Of certain Cretan Moham-
medans and broke out six weeks earlier
than was intended. The Cretan move
ment was designed to be subsidiary
The Macedonian was planned for
| much later date. owing TO the greater
ligor OF the Macedonian climate. whici
Is not favorable 10 active operation.
| much before May.
"Events however, have Travelled fast
er than was expected. Even n the Gre
tan question had been arranged. ther,
would have been an attempt TO carr,
out The scheme for rising in Mace
donla"
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Inva.Ian Kegarded a. IsseInnlpg war.

s. Constantinople, April FIN COM
munication 10 the ambassador dated
April 10, the porte speaks of the Greek
invaders the previous day as regular
troops, and the incursion is regarded
here as the commencement of war. A
panic occurred at Nalona on rumor
that the Greek warships were about to
attack the town. Two thousand bashi
bazouks assembled In an adjoining val
ley and placed themselves in readiness
to advance In case OF an attack by ma
rines on land.
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RIVER BLOCKED BY SEWAGE.
A RUMOR OF A SUIT AGAINST THE
CITY ON THAT ACCOUNT.

II is reported among government Off
cials that the Federal government may
bring suit against the city OF Whining
ton fer interfering with navigable
waters by dumping sewage izto the
Christiana river.
General w. f. Smith, in charge Of
government work here, says that he
knows nothing Of the suit, and that ac-
don would have to come from Wash
.ngton. The general said that for six
teen years the city had been promising
% take care Of the sewage, but had not
done so.
IT is estimated that $4,000 cubic feet
Of sewage is annually dumped into the
-Christiana. Asked why the work OF
improving the Christiana, for which
bids were opened on March IL, was not
begun, General Smith said 1t was be-
cause he did not recommend that the
lowest bid be accepted The general
said he might receive Instructions any
day to go On with the work
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"STOECKLE'S DIAMOND STATE
BOOK BEER" possesses the attributes
TO nourish the debiitated and refresh
he healthy. A trial will convince you
If its merits. On tap at all the leading
hotels and saloons in the city. Bottled
" p. Elmer, Fourth and Union streets
phone 512; Foord Bottling Co.. Sixth
md Orange streets. phone 81; p. Leon
lrd. New Castle. Del; Wood & Slack
general agents for Chester, Pa. On tar
IN and after Friday. April 16.
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BUSINESS PICKING UP.

In conversation with an Evening
Journal reporter J. w. Cooke, agent Of
the Adams Express Company here,
iaid: Express business is picking up.
There is a large quantity Of fish and
Vegetables being shipped and the vol
uIne OF business is much larger than
for some time past. l can hardly say,
however, that It is larger than usua.
AT this time q the wear"
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Evening journal., 1897-04-12
The Gresk chamber % Meet.

Athens April H. 49, The president Of
the boule 6the Greek legislative cham
ber) has convened a special session to
pass measures imperatlvely needed. 1t
Is understood that an internal loan Of
0,0O00 900 drachmas is under consldera-
tion and that the government Is now
negotiating with the banks for that
amount
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sTEAMERs IN CoMMIssIoN.

The river steamers John A. Warner
and Twilight, which have been quar-
cred all Winter at the wharves Of the
Harlan ana Hollirgsworth Company
where they have undergone their an
lual overhauling and repairs, left to
% into service for the season yester-
day.
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) lrinoo constantIn lIntervIewed.

New York. April l2--Frederlck Pal
mer The Press correspondent. cables the
following from LarIssa. Thessaly:
1 have had personal interview with
the Crown Prince CDnstantin, COM
rnander-in-chlef OF the Greek troops. at
his headquarters here. The prince re-
ceived me pleasantly ana talked freely
of the situation now confronting his
people He said.
~ am fully prepared Ito make war
when It becomes necessary. My troops
are IN excellent. condition. and the war
ike spirit prevails In the soul Of every
man under arms. IL the Turkish army
should make an attempt to cross the
frontier and attack US. ] should act
promptly. ] shall stand by this decision.
whatever may happen, but | shall not
do anything TO force the crisis. In the
face Of any popular demonstration ia
vorable 10 a declaration Of war; I am
convinced that my soldiers would prove
true to their allegiance and would obey
me, no matter what influence was
brought TO bear on them. Therefore
do not fear any hasty action on their
part without first considering my or
ders. u
"The incursion into Turkish territory
by rebel bands OF armed Greeks
was wholly unauthorized by me anC
absolutely against my policy and m,
Instructions from the king. Their ct
tack upon the Moslems win by n'
means be used as an excuse to begiI
war. and shall do my utmost to pre-
vent a repetition OF such a violation
Oh the neutrality laws. The Turkisl
position captured by these rebels vii
not be occupied by the Greek army, no
will we aid the invaders I'm any way
shall remain, here, without taking an
aggressive action unless forced to, M
matter how long II may be, until th'
Cretan question finally is settled"
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Invasion Of the National League iorces'
lie wn Not Be the Aggro5sor. but
wm Fight II Necessary.
Larissa. Thesaaly. April l2.-The
Greeks who invaded Macedonia on Fri
day last have occupied the town Of
Baltino despite the efforts OF the Turk
ish troops TO check their advance. The
garrison at Baltino numbers 500 troops,
ali OF whom are now hlockaded In their
barracks. The insurgents have made
a number Of prisoners. some Of whom
have been sent 10 Kahmbaka.
The reports of the successes OF the in
surgepts have reached the ears OF the
troops here and have greatly excited
them. They are eager fu- an open dec
laration of hostilities and orders for
them To advance Crown Prince Con-
stantin and the other Greek COM
manders md considerable difficulty in
checking the enthusiasm of their mon,
The Greek outposts are being quietly
strengthened Small detachments OF
troops are being sent forward under
cover OF darkness
II Is said here that the Greek losses
IN the recent lighting were % killed
and n wounded The Turkish losses
are reported TO have been larger.
1t is rumored that the Turks have
slso.been attacked in the rear Of Mount
olympus where the Greeks have plant
ed a flag.
Stringent orders have been issued
here against further fighting. the pen
atty OF disobedience being death. Th'
report Of the capture of a'number oi
Turkish troops IS confirmed.
Thefgeneral impression here is tha
war will be declared today or tomor
row
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DIED.

CRUMLISH.-M Mary G.. Cumlish.
daughter Of the late j. M. and Mar
garet Crumlish, aged q years.
HESTON.- Entered into rest Monday
April 5, 1897, Laura s., wife OF the
late Joseph A. Heston, in the 60th
year Of her age.
M'DONALD.-on April Q, 1897. Owen
Mcdonald.
SLAW.--On Thursday morning, April
8, 1897 Mrs. Josephine, Slay, beloved
wife OF Isaac Slaw, Of New Castle
Water Works.
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sToECKLE's DIAMOND sTATE

STOECKLE'S DIAMOND STATE
lock BEER, considered dietically
possesses a three-fold property. First,
quenches thirst; second, il stimulates
md cheers; third, IL nourishes and
trengthens. Try it, the leading hotels
nd saloons have Il on tap. Bottled by
, Elmer. Fourth and Union streets
ohone 512; Foord Bottling Co., Sixth
nd Orange streets. phone 81; p. Leon
rd, New Castle, Del; Wood & Slack
-eneral agents. Chester. Pa On and af-
.sr Friday next April 1s.ii 1t will be on
tap.
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An honest tale speeds best being
plainly told. There is no necessity for
US to say more than that our FAMOUS
DIAMOND STATE BOOK BEER is the
lest. the finest, the most palatablc
DEER BREWED. 1t will make IL.
ntry on next Friday, April 16.
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Movement Of the Hellenic League.

athens. April f2.--Accounts are stin
very conflicting as 10 what really hap
pened last week when the frontier was
croesed by the insurgents, whose care
fully planned Invasion is accepted by
the, Athenians as inaugurating war. The
Turks evidently share the view enter
tained at Athens that the movement
was one OF, great Importance. Advices
from Elassola indicate a universal be-
lief that the'invasion was simply pre-
cursor to action by the Greek army.
II has been\ ascertained that the in
vaders numbered upward of 5000
Among them were Signor Sipriani and
his Italian volunteers The entire force
was under the command Of three ex-
officers OF the Creek army. Kapsalopou-
las Mylanos and ziepetros. and four
Macedonian chiefs. zermas. Davelis.
Vrakas and Sarantio.
The rendezvous was at KonisiSos,
village near Kalabaka- The men we're
all fully armed and wore the national
costume. their black fur caps bearing
the badge and initials OF the Ethnike
hetaria, or National league. embroidered
in blue and white with the words, En-
Toute Nika" crossing the initials in
black.
on Friday a monk from Mount Athos
assisted his abbot and two deacons at a
religious service at Koniskos. az which
ali members Of the invading body par
took OF the sacrament and registered
he oath of the order. Liberty or
s death"
Ia addition TO large quantities Of am
munltion and provisions the force had
$4,000 in gold, During Friday night
following the service the frontier was
crossed, the force moving In the direc-
ton of Schuik. While this movement
was IN progress a second band. the
number of whom is as yet unknown
had e rendezvous at Nezeros, on the
frontier, about 80 kilometers north OF
Larissa and near the coast. This banC
was similarly equipped, had similar
mission and took the same oath. Il
was commanded by the Macedonian
chief Sinsinikos II crossed the from
tier on Thursday night, marching OF
Karya.
General Malxrif Leaves For the Trent.
General Makris and his stan. Will
some knowledge Of the movement
gfoot which they were unwilling to i'm
part have left for Tyrnavos, the mos
important Greek position near Elias
soma Four batteries of reinforcement
have followed for the same point. A
headquarters they declare that moth
Ing is known as to the raid and wi
say nothing as TO the probable charac
ter Of the raiders. However, some ad
diuonal light has been thrown on IN
subject by an interview between
press representative and prominer
Greek who is evidently In close touc
with the league and its plans. I'll
Greek said:
The movement OF theso bands Is a
in accordance with a very. clearly q
hned programme. For years thousan
Of Greeks, even little children, on 2
ceiving a shilling, have been in the hs
it OF putting half Of it into a nation
box IN the cause Of Fan HelIeuism- F
many months It has been the plan
Evening journal., 1897-04-12

A number Of men who have beer
aved through the efforts CT the Sunda,
Breakfast Association, Of Philadelphia
yere present et the meeting Of the 10
al association yesterday morning. Tn
leetings were in charge Of Neal Comfy
nd Thomas Curlett.
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MARRIED.

WRIGHT. On the 9Th instant.
by Rev. M. Heath, at his residence,
No. 917 West Seventh street, Charles
F. Fox. of Wilmington, and Miss
Emma Leola Wright. OF Brandywine
hundred.
WARREN N-WORTH.-At No. 403 East
Second street. on April 6, 1897, by
Rev Ezra Tinker. Ii. d., Samuel II.
Warren to Miss Edith E. Worth, all
of this city.
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sIINnAY RREAKFAsT mission.

Wait for the auction sale Of pictures
It No. 3f1 Market street, all this week.
Evening journal., 1897-04-12

Wait for the auction sale OF pictures
at No. 81 Market street, all this week.
Evening journal., 1897-04-12

Pennies and small change can be
had at the connting-room Of the even
ing Journal.
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ON SATURDAY.
TIE 17Ih DAY OE APRIL. lSgL
the following described zeal estate, viz;

the following uescriDed zeal estate, viz
,o-story brick dwelling thereon erected,
tuate Ia the said city Of Wilmington y
ounded and described as follows. TO vii
Beginning at a point on the soptherly
ide OF Eleventh street between spruce
nd Bennett streets. at the distance OF g
set gis inches from the easterly side OF
nruce street; thence southerly and
srallel with Spruce street, passing
through the centre of the party wal be-
veen this and the dwelling adjoining on
ne west 20 feet TO the northery side OF
4-feet-ll-inches wide ey running from
'nruce to Bennett streets thence along
4id alley side and parallel with Eleventh
treet II feet 2is inches to a corner;
hence northerly parallel with spruce
treet and passing through the centre OF
he party wall between this and the
iwell,ug adjoining on the east 20 feet 70
he said side of Eleventh street and and
hence thereby westerly IA feet ana ~
,ches to the place of beginning, be the
contents thereof what they may.
Seized and taken IN execution as the
,ropertv of CeorTe H. Tindal. Jr. and
Tennio Tindall his wife, mortgagers ana
rs, and TO be sold Dy - e.,.ss
WILLIAM r. FLlNN, Shefiu.
Sheriff's Onice. Wilmington, Delaware
Iarch 90. 1897.
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,HrRTFFs sALF.-RY VIRTUE OF A
writ OF I4evari Facias. to me directed
will be exposed to public sale, al the
Court House, on Market street between
Of Wilmington. New Castle county and
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&. AUGUSTUS MCAULLEY, Presiden'
L AZ wv rTrF .tTS Vice t'rcSioenf
z. T. TAYI.oR; ssc.,yy y and and, TrsssanTeI
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Interest allowed on deposits OF none
or one 1r more cclenUar months AT q
ste OF pet cent per Annum
Norey loaned on Mortgages on Re-
estate.
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THE nth DAY or APRIL. Il

state OF Delaware,
OK SATURDAY,
THE 18th DAY OF APRIL, 1897,
at o'clock p. m,
he following described real estate. viz.
All that certain lot or piece OF lan'
With the buildings thereon erected, KNOW
Is No. 1880 Pine street. situate in the SAFE
ity of Wilmington. bounded and de
icribcd as follows, to wit:
Beginning al a point on the easterly SD
" Pine street. at the distance or go tet
inches northerly from the northeriy SID
Il Eleventh street; thence easterly parai
81 with Eleventh street and passint
through the middle of the division wa
ietwpen the house on this lot and III
iouse adjoining on the south 6S feet 10 :
ioint in the westerly side of an alley
eet Wide. running parallel with Fh"
,treet into Twelfth street; thence nortn
rly by said alley side Il feet; theme
.esterly parallel with Eleventh stree
nd passing through the middle OF the al
ision wall between the house on thil
OF and the house adjoining on the norll
feet to a point In the said easterly SD
f Pine street, and thence thereby south
rly "a feet 20 the place of beginning, D'
ne contents thereof " hat they may.
Seized and taken in execution as III
.roperty Of George r. Tindau. Jr., am
Jennie Tindau. his wife, mortgagers AM
us anu 20 be sold Uy
WILLIAM r. FILM. Sheriff.
Sherims Onice, Wilmington, Delaware
March 80. 1897.
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~ With the com.
Ill ing of night wo-
M men are careful TO
E bar the doors of
their homes against
u the intrusion of
Iiobbers and assas-
sins. There are
III ore dangerous
enc mics than
either the burglar
] or IN urd erei
against which few wo-
men take proper precau-
lions. A woman may
own the most magnifi-
cent Jewels and the cost
liest plate, but after all
=
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sHERIFF's SALES.

sHERIFF'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF A
writ OF Levari Facias, TO me directed
will be exposed to public sale, at tht
Court House, on Market street between
Tenth and Eleventh streets. In the CITY
of Wilmington. New Castle county ano
Stute Of Delaware,
Evening journal., 1897-04-12

Furnishings or Shoes. Every
department is crowded with
new goods, the latest and best
that money, care and expert
ence could find. Take a look
at the $S and $40 Top Coats,
at the $4 and So Bicycle Suits.
We have all styles of Bicycle
Suits, Caps, Shoes, Sweaters
and Hose. Our Custom De-
partment offers you its best
service, and it is worth your
while to see the new styles and
prices.
The store is open every even
ing until 9 o'clock.
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REAL ESTATE.
Ne IbK- Full Gu Rbt

or all real estate transactions. Renting
collecting. managing, buying, selling Of
exchanging. The preparation Of ali titlt
papers. either by deed, mortgage or last
MIL The settlement Of estates. First
mortgage Investments. having money
ready for mortgages and mortgages ready
.or money. BY our present methods, the
iutgrOwth of long experience, We .can
show the best results in the handling OF
rented property. We are now fully es-
fablishcd In our new office, Eighth anu
5hipley, Institute Building, where with
more loom and better facilities, we alt
diving renewed devotion to ali our busi-
ess affairs.
Go G. MARIS & SON
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RAID OF THE HELLENES
Greek Invaders Blockade the
Turks In Their Barracks.
CoNgTANTN ON THE SITUATION

lie Saws Greece Is Not Responsible For the
Invasion Of the National League Forces.
lie WIN Not BE the Aggro5scr. but
Wm right II Neceseary.
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j Il. Locke &C.,,
Oldest shoe Manufacturers
in the I niled states,
,ELIiNG ipIlR Ct 0Di DIRECT
20 tn CON BMtR.
.fRE LOCKE SHOE
For Men

are the best goods that money and
years Of experience can produce.
We make them in Hand Sewed and
Machine Welt in back and all the
newest colored feathers on the latest
style lasts in all sizes and widths at
81, $3.50, S3 and S4.
To maasurc, zoe. extra.
These gccds are made by the most
skillful and bes.-paid shoemakers, and
are strictly up to date in every par
ticular Give us a call. and we will
show you mere style and better value
shan you get elsewhere in Wilmington
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WONDERLAND THEATRE
OPEN NOW / ED.M MUSEE
Omission 'nC l0F ANATOMY.

zoo-MARKET STREET--7o9
$4,000 collection of ANATOMICAL an
AUTOMATIC SPECIMENS of Europea
Waxwork. Interesting, Instructive, Anus
in~ Special Matinee for Ladies only
Friday Afternoon, from / to G.
Evening journal., 1897-04-12

Clothing now than
you could ever get
before. You have
no idea, unless you
have seen them, of
the qualities and
prices in Spring
Overcoats, Suits,
Coats and Vests,
Trousers, II a ts,
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-11-10
A Mohammedan Blunder,

AT the out station of II. Mr.. J. S., an
old and respected tea planter, was church
warden and had charge of the church and
the arrangements for service. To his old
bearer had been committed for years the
task of preparing the holy table for the
Lords supper. Mr.. j. s. was on the occa-
sion In question absent from the station
on leave, and his place was supplied by a
planter not so conversant. with church
matters. Accordingly, having received
notice of the chaplains intended visit, he
ordered his bearer, very unecclesiastical
person, as it turned ont, to prepare the
church for the padre sahib.
Pr Buksh had no idea what TO do
and therefore went to brother Moham-
medan to consult with him on the subject.
Both OK them had heard that on these oc-
casions a clean white cloth was spread on
the table with bread and wine. This sug-
Rested the whole arrangement. Imagine.
then, the vexatior of the chaplain and
churchwarden and surprise and probably
amusement of the congregation to find
knives, forks, plates and cold chicken, as
well as bread and wine. REV. j. Il.
Baldwin in "Indian Cup"