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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1898-09-30
Robes, Blankets and Cushions.

\ com pl"te line of Carriage EoD"S. aprons
Saddle. BInnk-t4. saddle Bag. Ruggy. Car
ri08r and Wagon Cushions, Buggy Mats.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1898-09-30
Saddles and Brides.

We have large and varied assortment %
Riding saddles and Brides. saddles from
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1898-09-30
WAGONS II Car Lots.

w. carry very arg assortment of Wagons
Stu,i.hal"r'~. Florence, " hit- Hickory Ten
ntSset. all sues.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1898-09-30

received 1T Gerl2 * 90 ;.
Did YOU ever. Gcrig & Co.
sell hams at l0c. per pound.
A line Of fine, fresh packa ge
candy just received at TrOXler's.
A fresh supply of Block's
banpI"t waters at Gtrig q Co.'S.
BEST assortment Of Colgate'S
toilet soap in town at Gcrig q
Co.'S.
George Phillips Of Fellowship
is in town buying goods for his
sore
Our ties ar" knOtty, but
they're nice. Davidson and Van
Echon.
At j. j. FuIier's YOU can buy
Il shirt that is IL beauty for a
wheel.
j. e. Bareanler is quite ill with
fever at his home on O:lllawaha
avenue.
Fine fall furnishings for fas-
tidions fancics. Davidson and
VanEchop.
The FiIip'nos say they will fight
TO the death ere Spain Shall rule
them again.
Mrs. SoWden, formerly OF
Ocala, Is seriously i'll in a North
ern hospital.
-EIGin Creamery butter and
cheese. Fresh and sweet at the
Mccarthy store.
Five cent package ont meal and
new Graham -four just received
at Gcrig & Co.'S.
-SOmrthing unusual, \ real
dollar shirt for a dollar. David
SDn AID NaniIchOp.
| Mr.. Myers, editor Of tn" now
defunct Co-Operator OF this city,
is in Havana, Cuba.
Remember the rain will be
here again. Our unhrellts at
| 81. Davidson ard EanErhoD.
d. g. Eichclbergcr BIAS gone TO
the East Coast for the winter.
He will engage in truck farming.
Persons desiring to preserve
eggs for winter or spring use can
get PERI lgrctta at Tydings &
! Co
At the Bazar Storc-A full
line Of school books, tablets, ink,
pencils, crayon and school sup
plies.
Miss Aurc'lr Marcan returned
home today after a weeks de-
| lightful visit with friends in jack
sonville.
Our umbrellas are like cold
Glory" Put them up and YOU
get protection. Davidson and
EchoD.
Reduced to 10 cents. The
old relia bic p cent DR.. Sarder's
Eye Lotion, genuine, 10 cents, ut
| Tydmgs < Go.
C. r. Tydings gives his per-
sonaI attention to his prescription
j business and uses the best drugs
money can hny and his charges
are the most reasonable. Take
your prescriptions to him and
get the hest service.
For broken surfaces, sores,
insect bites, burns, skin diseases
and especially piles there Is one
reliable remedy. DeNitt's
! Witch Hazel Salve When you
call for DeNitt's don't accept
counterfeits or frauds. You Will
not be disappointed with DeWitt's
Witch Hazel Salve. Auti-Mono-
poly drug store.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1898-09-30
Wagon aud Buggy Materials
Bugg!es.

Of ali klnd-. =uch as heels. \ AlC points and
Boxes. :pUke=. Rims. shafts, ~luYletrrts, etc.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1898-09-30
Sewing Machines.

We have a nice assortment OF Buggies, braf
ma kea. sold IL close prices.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1898-09-30

We buy in large lots the Standard Sewing
Machine, Best III the World and sold Cheap.
We ais, have i large lot of Second hand Ma
chimes Of different makes. which We can sell
ut low down prices.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1898-09-30
UndGrtakin9.

We keep a comni-t" aud large stock Of Tn
dcrt2kprS' Supplies, such a. Gaskets, Collins
Burial Robes, Shoes iIiO%es. etc.
I 1
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1898-09-30
Gail on-
McIvER & mAcKAY,
OcaIa, Fla.
Low Prices .
FIIrsI-C

Visitors always welcome
whether they buy or not.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1898-09-30
Carriage and Wagon Paints.

U'D carry good u5@prt!IrnL OF Carriage,
BuHgy nnd Wagon Paints in all C0!nrS.
The sun., 1898-03-26
FOR LICENSE.

NOTICE., Andrew J. Niodermaier, the o.
~ cuEant and tenant Of the house situated Al
NO, u and IA East Fifth street, in the FourtI.
ward OF the city Of Wilmington, county of New
castle ana State OF Delaware, in compliance with
me requirements of the acts OF the General A.
scinbly IN such casc made and provided do here
Is H Rl'c ho'rr that shall apply in writing to the
court OF General sessions OF the State OF DeIa-
ware IN ana for New Castle county, on Monday.
the 10TH day ol May, A. D., .sys being the next
lrrin o' sal court fora license for said house ~
an I'm or tavern for the sale therein OF intoxcat-
,ig lpunrs IN less quantities than one quart, to
'" dfui'k on til" premises and the following re.
said application viz:
$. saunders, IJ, G. Sassc Jr
lawrence Maurhrr Nicholas r. GoLilerg-
ii L'i"lR Mrlrhoir, Charles l.. Meilcr,
=, t. - -, green Clarence X. Holt,
% J"i'h IL IL Aistnt2cr, James Kitchen,
:, ". ,hhlWick ". II llartlovc,
Mnufirt it l.. farsons, Hugh Duffy,
'uhil '. hcarncy' Joseph p. Cross,
Wiiht's M"Inmcc, Andrew M. Dettling,
"h,lalll "t!ssllarr, John T. Lally.
Andrew Srhaller Francis ! TlIiplman
n'"is sass, James Kane
i.onclt =. Porter Bernard Bonner
'"''cl p"h' Mclchoir Schlittcr.
ANDREW J. NIEDERMAIEK
The sun., 1898-03-26

This is the first hermaphrodite of tn,
! fish family ever seen by the local fisher
men.
The forty foot twin screw steam launcf
Wildwood, owned by Charles BerNAett, o.
Philadelphia, arrived here yesterday
The Wildwood will be used by King &
Elkinton for picking up shad from the
fishermen employed by them at variou.
points along the river during the season
Charles Lancaster left for smyrna creek
in his cabin yesterday morning He vii
be engaged in fishing from that point.
The rulnor that DR.. David Stewart
had lost his mind is entirely without
foundation and has been the source O.
great annoyance to his family. For some
two or three winters past the doctor has
suffered great deal from attacks of the
grip, caused by exposure while attending
to professional duties, and this year had
more severe attack than usual. He is
now visiting relatives in Port Penn and
is greatly improved in health.
Mrs. +. l.. Dent and Mrs 4. b. Cooper
were visitors in PhiladcI phia yesterday.
Mrs. Dent returns to Washington today
and will join her husband in Pittsbury
next June.
Frank Meredith and family moved yes
tcrday from their residence on north
Third street, this city, to G2O West Ninth
street, Wilmington. Mr. Meredith is
employed in llarlan's.
John A. Walls, Of the association
yesterday received 800 slad from the
local boats. Two hundred and sixty-sevcn,
were shipped by express to Gates 4
Noycs, Fulton street market, n. Y.
The remainder disposed Of to local deal
ers. Price $40.
King 4 Elkinton yesterday shipped
by special car 800 shad to New York
markets, price $50 1850 fish we're
handled by the firm during the day
1900 coming from PennsviIlc.
Walz, the butcher, of norhThird street.
has a horse in his stable suffering with
lock jaw. Some three weeks ago gravel
was taken from its hoof apparently sue
ccssfuly, but day Or two ago it COM
menced to gather, lock jaw has now set in.
The Misses kuntz, Of this city, spent
yesterday in Philadelphia.
Miss May Campbell, who has been
visiting Miss Armitagc Black, returned
to her home in Cold Spring, y. j., yes
tcrday.
Joseph Held, Of Wilmington, was
visitor here yesterday.
It is rumored that Lewis Cummings is
a candidate for council on an independ-
cnt ticket.
William Downey's wife is seriously
i'll at his residence on North Fourth
street.
Mrs. Watts, wife of Livcryman Eban
Watts, who has been quite i'll, is i'm.
proving.
The condition of Patrick Duffy, who
has been taken to a Philadelphia hos
pital for treatment remains unchanged.
The tug Viking, engaged in dredging
work in Salem Creek touched at the
wharf here yesterday afternoon, having
on board some of the contractors bound
for Philadelphia.
The sun., 1898-03-26
THROUGHOUT DELAWARE.
New Castle.

An enjoyable afternoon was spent with
the Clionlan Literary Society of the High
School of this city yesterday afternoon at
3o'clock, in the school building. The
following interesting program was rem
dered:
Select leading N,sr' Snyder: rany, .'.,''''',
Defamation, The Oak Tree, ...... Mark ClyIncr
Recitation, ......;. ..;...........Mi>, Alice Cabe
Essay, seasons .............Jamcs Mahoncy
Editor Of PAPER. Miss Mario,niiiiIush"bcrk
Literary EdIlor. or.--..........M Miss Grace saunders
Personal, ...........M!>s Blanche ~idcrcll
Hurrcht EV"lits.. ..........Nl>s Maggie lA"l"r
rAciaiiS'' ....'.....,........M MISS Bessie Lyons
InIms S"rIrll
1er!anaton. .................,.......f Frank Wise
lk'e"itation. a.. .......,.... Miss Mary ';ormlry
Jane, Saunders
Recitation. n........... ,. Miss Mary hliIy
Quota Ions ............... ... society
Slhslg go. .,,...,....'. .,,.. society
The stormy weather prevented many
prisons attending who otherwise would
have gone
Yesterday was the thirteenth anhi-
versary oi the birthday Of James T.
Eltaron, ,Jr., and the little fellow was
given u party in honor Of the event, at
the home Of his parents Mr.. and Mrs.
J. T. Gleason, at their residence on
South Fifth street, at three D. N. Many
lite ones were present and an enjoyable
afternoon was spent. Those present
Alpa Smith. Elsie Steward, Ruth Stew
art, Hugh WyIic, Ecda and Mildred
Stoops, Carrie Spear, Miss Bell Davis
Bartlett, Horace Dcaky yne, ,oi New Castle
Misses Blanche and Lydia EIason and
William Lore EIiason, Of Mt Pleasant;
Mrs. Ruth Woods, of McDonouch Mrs.
Gleason was assisted in her duties Of en-
tertaining by Mrs. Bcattie Wylic, Of
New CE-tle, and Miss Alice Gleason, Of
Mount Pleasant. Del.
Agent Harris, Of the Stannard Sew
ing Machine Co.,, Of Philadelphia, visited
the New Castle shirt factory yesterday,
and put in repair some Of the machines
that were out of order.
Geo. 4. Maxwell, Of Wilmington, will
move today into the Burton house on
Delaware street, now occupied by Mrs.
f. l.. Dent. Mrs. Dent has stored her
furniture at the Delaware Iron Co.'S.
works. until she leaves for Pittsburg in
June next.
Jimmy Mitchell, who SO murderously
assaulted Warden Gould at the county
Jail here, while attempting to escape on
Saturday evening, March u, was re-
moved yesterday from cell No. %, where
he has recently been confined, to his old
cell on the first floor, No Is, which has
.ust been given new coat Of adamant.
Thomas Devine, three year prisoner,
is laid up with severe attack of neural
gia Of the jaw.
King 4 Elkinton yesterday handled
about 1850 shad; 1900 were delivered by
he launch Catharine from Pennsyllc
fishermen, and 300 were brought up from
Rays ditch by the sloop Uncle George.
The balance were shipped by the Reybold
to Philadelphia markets, and $50 to the
New York markets by express. Price 500
The Association yesterday received
from 22 boats Sl5 shad, which were taken
care Of by Treasurer Walls. The first
shipment to New York markets was
The sun., 1898-03-26
MOVING DAY
Cheaper to Move Than Pay Rent. Re.
miniscences Of u Masistrate.

A well-known Magistrate was intcrvi
ewed yesterday afternoon and stated that
business had been unusually dull during
the past week.
Yesterday was moving day and he
said this had something to do with the
lack OF business that generally comes due
the last of March.
While in a reminiscent mood he said
the old adage Of it's cheaper to move
than pay rent" has been fully demons
tratcd Tor the past two years.
"Iimc was, he continued, when all
movlngs occnrrc" "u March %, but this
also has change, ior at present every
oay appears I" " aiken by TENANTS 70
remove their . "'tcls, especially when
'he rent Is ia' uD ''e arrears.
Constable have troubles Of their
own and thea ,pu,!cavors to locate miss.
ing tenants d ~ Il meet with the sue
cess that they l>.d to-
The sun., 1898-03-26

Lodge, Howard f., Grubb's Station, Del.
Malloy, VIM, 1880 Walnut st.
Malony, Wm., Elm and Adams SITS.
Pyle, J. G., n. W. cor. Sth and King Sts.
Rambo's Cash Grocery, SO5 W. Sth st.
Rahwell, N. F., 9th and Madison Sts.
Strong 4 Sons, 18th and Washington SITS.
Luton, n. L., 1904 Scott st.
Ramsberger, Harry, 9th and Madison SITS.
Robinson, G., II. e. cor. 9th and Poplar
SITS.
Shields, Kate, sth and Lombard Sts.
Smith, VIM. b., II. W. cor. Delaware ave.
and jefferson st.
Ewing, +. H., n. W. cor. 7th and Jeffcr.
son SITS.
Monihan, c., g. W. cor. 9th and Spruce
SITS.
Postles, VIM. L., g. W. cor. 10th and Viii
son SITS.
O'IIarra Mrs. p. F., 6l2 W. cd, st.
Wier T. NJ, 5th and King Sts.
McClenaghan, S. NJ, 18th and French
SITS.
Castelow, John, Chestnut and Adams
SITS
Lewis, Geo. b., Vandever ave. and Hut
ton Sts.
Russell. John, 2l6 S. Franklin st.
Stats, NJ. j., 1907 Gilpin ave.
Roe, S., PIG W. 10Th St.
Gamble, Samuel, 23d and Tatnall Sts
Morgan, s., 4th and Scott Sts.
Cochran, JOS, 18th and Lincoln SITS.
Smith, j. b. & Son, 4th and Lombard.
HARDWARE.
Norris, Geo. L., 222 W. ID st.
Patterson, John c. Jr., 525 Madison St
HARNESS AND SADDLERY.
Dure K Townsend, 4 f. 4th st.
HATS AND CAPS.
Humphrey Bros, Gl3 Market st.
Rumford, f. H., 4O4 Market st.
Brand Bros, 4O7 Market st.
HAT MANUFACTURERS AND RE
PAIRERS.
Saltzglver 4 Bupp, l06 W. 7th st.
The sun., 1898-03-26

Walz, Peter, II. G. cor. 7th and Wilson.
Wallsmith, John, 1921 I'd st. Market.
Wollaston, w. p. IA Sth St. Market.
Beatty, John, 65.6B Sth St. Market.
Sklute, p, lO4 w. I'd.
MILLINERY.
Carton, S. T., POP King St.
Field, L.. 22s Market st.
Green, Eva j.. 100 w. 8th st..
Hayes, Alice N, 206 King St.
NOTIONS AND TRIMMINGS.
Huber & Co., Wm., 203 Market st.
Litcltenstein, Mary A., ALB Market St.
Lowell, Sallie f.. s,w.cor. I'd and Adams.
Sharp. VIM. b. 4 Co., s. e. cor. 4th and
Market Sts.
Draine, NJ. s., Mrs, 1901 Poplar st.
Abbott Sarah, Mrs, 10Th and Riverview.
Hid, Sue, 10 W. 10Th 81.
PAINTS, OIL AND GLASS.
Patterson, John c., 525 Madison St.
Standard Pharmacy, 6O5 W. ID. st.
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
Brown, J. Paul, 6l7 Market St.
PICTURES AND FRAMES.
ierger, Hiram, II L. Sd. St.
PIANOS, MUSIC AND MUSICAL IN.
STRUMENTS.
Bradield, H. A., sl4 Market St.
STATIONARY.
Smith, G. NJ, Stationary Co., 10 Mar
ket st.
STOVES AND TINWARE.
Riggs & Berrell, 6 +. 4th St.
TAILORS.
Davis, Walter s., 302 Market st.
Iockyer, W. II. 4 Co., SO8 Market 81.
TRUNKS AND BAGS.
Dure 4 Townsend, +. 4th St.
TOYS.
New Nork Novelty Store, 6l3 King st..
tPllOLSTERER.
Hodges, Fred e., S22 Tatnall st. w
The sun., 1898-03-26
Valuable Real Estat g Sold.

Charles Mcllcr has spurcl,as+d from,
Brown Il Thompson the properties at
Nos. s23 and SO King street, together
with the good will and fixtures for. il is
said, S27, 900. IIawkin x Co.,, have sold
Tor Ferdinand l.. Gllpn thc valuable
business property, NO. Cos Market street,
adjoining the Smith building, for sum
III the ncghborhood OF $l5,OOO.
The sun., 1898-03-26
Funeral of Mrs. Riley.

Ih" funeral Of Mrs. Katharine Riley,
wlie OF patroInan James Riley, took
place yesterday morning from her late
nome. Services We're conducted bv
rather Quiglcy at st. Paura K. G.
Hh''rch' The Intrrnent was made at
NcW Cathedral Cemetery. The ra,I-
bearers were Sergeant Harry o. Wclch,
Officers John Payne, John Fox. Frank
Kane, Harry Pierce and John Purcell
The sun., 1898-03-26

ICE.
Cold Spring Ice & Coal Co., GIG King st.
pocono Ice and Coal Co., Lombard st.
Wharf.
JEWELRY AND WATCHES.
Montgomery, J. T., 22s Market st.
Wright, A. G. r., 22O King St.
LADIES FI RNISIllNGS.
Pizor, NJ ry, 3Os Market st.
Draine, NJ. S. Mrs. 1901 Poplar st.
LAJNDRIES.
Eureka Laundry, $. e. cor. sth and Or
Mani haitian Steam Laundry Co., S0f
King st.
MEATS AND PROVISIONS.
Grothans, g., 9th and Pine Sts.
Gallagher, NJ j., Sc Sth st. Market.
Wallace, |. D., Sd and Harrison Sts.
Rceson, +. p, 800 Lombard st.
Dickcrson, |. f., Linden and Harrison
SITS.
Lotland, Horace, country route.
Langley, j., 2lO7 Market st.
Ginder 4 Comegys, city market.
Marshall, +. E., 80 city market.
Anderson, Alfred, stalls $3.50, I'd. st.
Market.
Beeson, W. H.. n. ". cor. 18th and
French SITS.
Bugless, J. f., 2l3 King St.
Frederick, John, 73 I'd st. Market.
Hey, j. g., 1907 Scott st.
Humes, J. j., s35 King st.
Lee, A. D., 5l5 King st.
Lee, John W., S33 King ST.
Lotland, Frank f., 4Ol Madison st.
I,ohand, John L., 3O5 Madison St.
Lohand Il. H., 527 Madison st.
Mammee Chas c. 5O6 Poplar St.
Porter, W. Frank, s.e.cor 7th and Madi.
son Sts.
Stinson, VIM, stall IS Sd st. Market.
Thompson, J. d., stalls 43-45 I'd st. Mar
ket.
Ginder, P. j., stalls 35-37, city market.
Sheldon, J. A., n. e. cor. 9TH and Pine
! Sts.
The sun., 1898-03-26
410 Market Street,

CLOTHING.
New York Clothing House, 3l6 Market
street.
Pennock, T. II. K Co., 426 Market st.
Harris, Samuel, 2lS Market St.
COAL.
Bullock, VIM. W., ll6 Monroe st.
Cold Spring Ice 4 Coal Co., GIG King st.
Fell & ,Josephs, Front and Madison SITS.
Pocono Ice x Coal Co., Lombard street
wharf
CONFECTIONERY.
Barrett Gilbert, 927 Market st.
Ferguson Geo. L., II f. I'd st,
Greaves, Geo. H., 400 King st.
New York Novelty Store 6l3 King st.
Rainey, A. NJ, SO W. sth st.
johnson, VIM, III Market St.
DENTISTS.
Moore, DIR. Fl. G., 1901 Delaware ave.
DRAPERIES.
Sharp, VIM. b. 4 Co., s. cor 4th and
/ Market SITS.
DRUGGISTS.
Beetem, }. S., New-Century Club Bldg.
Buckmaster, W. H., Sd and Poplar sts.
Ebert Il Stevens, 1900 French St.
Fem, +. W., n. e. corner Sth and West
Sts
Gallagher, J. }. 4 Bro, 1903 Market st.
Gallagher J. J. & Bro, 2OO4 Market st.
Moore, DR.. II. G., 1901 Delaware ave.
Smith, Beaton, n. e. cor. 9TH and Pine
Sts.
Spruance DR.. II. r., sol Poplar st.
Standard Pharmacy, Cos w. I'd St.
Smith, F. Roop, 9TH and King Sts.
Taylor, W, G., 3O2 King st.
Watson, Herbert K, s03 Market st.
DRY GOODS.
Dougherty, NJ. j., 232 King st.
Higgins, Mrs. Chas., Reed and Jackson
SITS.
Sharp, VIM. B. & Co., g. e. cor. 4th anC
Market Sts.
Wyatt, Eugene, II. W. cor. I'd and Orange
Sts.
The sun., 1898-03-26

Ziegler, II. J. & F., 500 Madison st.
DYEING.
Manhattan Steam Laundry Co., S06
King st.
FISH AND OYSTERS.
Ainscow, Allen H., Sc. cor. Sth and
Jefferson Sts
Ainscow, Allen H., 10th and Kirkwood
Sts.
Bland, Geo NJ, GOA Delaware ave.
Saville, II. g., stall 43 I'd st. Market.
Francis, G. H., 2l3l Market st.
Lind, Henry, 4th and Connel >ts.
FLORISTS.
Potter, II. P, 24O5 Market st.
FURNITURE.
McEwee, VIM, sol Shipley St.
Spsakman, Samuel, 2O9 W. 4th st.
GENTS FURNISHINGS.
Brand & Bro, 4O7 Market St.
Davis, Walter S., 302 Market st.
Humphrey Bros, 6l3 Market st.
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS.
Benge, c. X, Jackson and >hallcross
ave-
Binnit, W. b., 3l5 f. 9Th st.
Blackiston, ". H., llth and Walnut
. Sta.
Buckins, W. H., Elm and Van Buren,
Sts.
Brown, G. G., n. e. cor. 7th and jackson
Sts.
Dare, William r., n. E. cor. 10th ane
Adams Sts.
Horisk, Sarah, 7th and Harrison Sts.
llume's Grocery, II. c. cor Sth and Mon
roe SITS.
Jones, J. NJ, s. W. cor. 10Th and French
SITS.
kindell F. r. 7th and kirkwood Sts.
Leary, d. F., 400 Madison st.
Light. John A., 9. e. COR llth and Pop
ular Sts.
Light, Mrs. J. A., 18th and Popula
/ Sts
The sun., 1898-03-26
Maine Survivor Here,

On Wednesday evening Frank Deal of
Elkton, Md, a sccOndcIass fireman on
the iIl-fated batteship Maine, was in
this city. Deal is "a years old and has
been in the service two years and eight
months. At the time Of the explosion
he was in his hammock. lie was blown
into the water and was able to swim to a
floating dock.
The sun., 1898-03-26
Dates OfInStalIatiDn,

Joshua B. Carpenter, y. ID. G. NJ,
District No. !, and staff will install the
officers of the following l. 0. o. F. lodges
on the snbjoined dates: Naomi, No. 3,
y. OF r., March 30; Asylum, No. %, and
J .fierson, No. ,, on March 81; Fairfax,
No: $, April !; Mechanics, No. I, April .;
Delaware, 30. !, April A. Hope, No. q,
April 6; Eden, No. 81, April 7;Columbia,
No. 26, April g. and Hermann, April II.
The sun., 1898-03-26
want Taxes ILxcInDtcd

IN IN Levy Court yesterday afternoon
William NJ. Burn and J. X. EralinrI
attorneys, asked that the colorrd schnnl
mouse at seventh and French street be
exempted from taxation. Similar re-
quests were made for the Es.cine girls
school at Delaware avenue and Harrison
street and the new German school at
tenth and Monroe streets. The matter
was referred to Solicitor John II, Rod.
nev.
The sun., 1898-03-26
Schooner Purchased.

G. S. Van Burkalow, of Magnolia, has
purchased the schooner Alice o. Barnes
Of T., Denncy. The proper transfer
was made out yesterday morning in this
city. A shipmaster's license was issued
later to the new owner by Deputy Col
lector of Customs Comegys.
The sun., 1898-03-26
ATTENDED A SMOKER.
Wilmington Whccimcn Entertained
by the Chester Cyclcrs in Ches-
ter Last Evening.

Over one hundred members OF the VII
mlngton Bicycle Club attended Il smoker
given by the Chester Club last evening.
A special car was attached to the train
leaving Delaware avenue station of the
b. x o K. K. at 7.4l p. m.
The Wilmington boys were met at the
Chester station by the whcelncn of that
city and taken to the Opera House where
an entertainment was given by them.
After the entertainment they en;oyed 4
smoker in the clubs rooms and returned
nome well pleased with the hospitality
the Chester Club showed them.
The sun., 1898-03-26
Quiet Wedding.

MISS Anna Bye and Walter Mckay
we've we've married On Thursday evening at
tne mouse Of Rev. William A. Wallinp.
,W' l"lawar" avenue. Miss Clara Nc.
h"y was maid Of honor and .Josenh
Do'gheity best man. An informal re-
cePtloll followed at the home of the
sroom's parents, 5la West Third street
The sun., 1898-03-26
Stricken With Paralysis.

Jacob Harding, aged 50 years, was
strlckch with paralysis at his home, 0l2
walnut street yesterday morning and is
not expected to recover. Dr. Winner
Is the attending physician.
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iir" Company Reception.

\ delegation from the Delaware Fire
company Will 60 to CoatcsyiIIe on NJ NJ
day, April j, and participate in the
annual reception Of the Brandywine
Company Of that place.
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BAKERIES.
Dannenberg, M. T., IL. ". cor 18th and
French SITS.
BICYCLES AND SUPPLIES.
Mcdaniel Cycle Co., l0l1 Market St.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Barnett, Il. n, 40s Madison st.
HAYES, John j., l2 f. I'd st.
Higgins, Kate NJ, Si3 Lancaster ave.
McCusker, D., PIG w. I'd st.
McVey, John, Il. 9. cor. sth and Market
SITS.
Raikes, J. w., 4D6 f. 18th st.
Vivel, A. c., Is E. Sd St.
Fennessv, NJ, 917 Market st.
Levy, NJ, POP Market st.
BOOT AND SHOE REPAIRING.
Freedman, Harry, 8. W. cor. lth and
Poplar SITS.
P. Rosenthal, 18th and Bennett Sts.
BUTTER, EGGS AND CHEESE.
Blcst, Thomas, stalls S4-S6-SS I'd Street
Market
Frismuth, C. A. W.. stalls 52-54 I'd St,
Market.
Frismuth, G. A. w., s33 King st.
Carton, C. W., stalls 45-49 Sd st. Market.
Reeves, Harry, GO City Market.
CARPETS.
Sharp, WIN. B. 4 Co., S. e. cor. 4th and
Market SITS.
Speakman, Samuel, 209 W. 4th st.
CARPET CLEANING.
Hodges. Fred. g., s22 Tatnall st.
CHINA AND GLASSWARE.
Reed, II. f., Is f. I'd st.
CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
Cummings, Geo. w., 70l French st.
kasdin, S., 2O6 Market st.
Boone, Henry, II. G. cor. 10th and Pine
Sts.
Rawnslcy, b. F., 9th and Shipley SITS.
Steinicken, Geo, 2l5 Market st.
CLEANING AND SECURING.
Manhattan Steam Laundry Co. s06 King
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The condition OF Mrs. George $. Ca
pelle's health CONTINUES to improve.
Mrs. Elizabeth Eastwood, OF Philadel-
phia, is the guest OF friends in this city.
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False Alarm,

a sllll alarm was given by William
JACK to the Washington Chemical last
night that the Sunday Star Building was
on IRE. Upon investigation it proved to
be falls. alarm, '''''' W.
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Ex-Rei resentative William r. ALA
band, OF kent county, is the guest of re-
latives in this city.
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An enjoyable afternoon was spent with
the Clionlan Literary Society of the High
School of this city yesterday afternoon at
3 o'clock, in the school building. The
following interesting program was rem
dered: