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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-03-03

WASHINGTON, March 2-The SEN
ate IN executive session to-day took up
the Sampson and Schley promotions
and discussed them briefly Senator
Butler moved 70 consider the nomina-
ton Of Admiral SchIey. independ-
entity of the nominations. but
II being apparent that no ouor-
UNI was present, the Senate went
into open session. The motion remains
pending and will be pressed by Senator
Butler at the next executive session.
The greater part Of the session to-day
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down on his vessel. while the captain of
the Britisher asserts that his vessel was
at anchor and the Ceylon drifted down
on him. The Talus is not damaged, but
the Ceylon has fourteen stanchions
broken and it will cost over $1,000 TO re-
pair her.
The transport Portland got away for
ried a large cargo of supplies. besides
number of wagons and ambulances for
General Otis. Some OF the soldiers who
were TO have gone away on her escaped
from the wharf as soon as they were
paid, in order TO get a drink, and were
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-03-03

William Deal. a respectfully dressed
man. went into Tillmann & BendeTs store
Wednesday afternoon and represented
that he was a relative of John F. Deal.
a prominent grocer in Santa Barbara He
asked them to advance him s., and they
could telegraph to Santa Barbara. He
got the money, and when one OF the
clerks began to fill in telegraph blank
and captured and held until Policeman
HandIey made his appearance. Yesterday
he appeared before Judge Graham on a
charge OF obtaining money by false pre-
lenses and the case was continued.
Anakesis cures Piles. nothing else. Sam
nile free Address 14nakesis. New York. .
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left behind. The Portland was signaled
off Lime Point and came 10 a stop, while
the men piled into Peterson's launch
Amy and were put aboard after an hour
delay.
The American ship VI. P Grace arrived
from Sydney, Australia. yesterday after
Her copper sheathing is loose, and in the
light winds and Gains encountered it
practically anchored the ship. The Brit
ish ship Brussels is now out ninety-niue
days from Newcastle, Australia, and s
per cent reinsurance is being paid on
her.
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prad1ev Must Paw Alimony.

OAKLAND. March 2-Superior Judge
Ogden to-day so modified the decree di-
RI his divorced wife. Mrs. Julia Bradley
Krauth for the support of her two minor
children. that all payments of alimony
ant cease of the date of March II. 1894.
and Bradley is now directed to pay SIS
monthly. beginning with that date.
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TO COACH sTANFoRDs.

STANFORD. March 2.-The baseball
management has secured the services az
lack Sheehan as coach. Sheehan is
graduate of the class Of 50. He played
four years on the Varsity and captained
ie in his senior year. Last year ne sue
cessfully coached the Varsity TO victory
against Berkeley. Sheehan will begin his
duties Saturday.
AS further aid George NJ. Borchers Of
san Jose has consented to coach the
pitchers Borchers is well known through
out the country as an old-time ball player.
He will come up for the first time next
Tuesday and continue twice 4 week till
the end of the season.
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ARRIVED.

Thursday, March 2
Strnr Newburg Hansen. 4 days from Cirays
Harbor.
Schr Nettie Low. Low. hours from Point
DOMESTIC PORTS
TACOMA-SaiIed March 2-Stmr Mackinaw
for San Francisco.
BOWENS LANDING-Arriyed March 2-Schr
Corinthian and schr Bender Brothers hence
Feb 2T. schr Mary Eta, hence Feb Is
PORT BLAKELEY-Arriyed March 2-Schr
Sequoia, from Newport.
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Queen of Belgium III.

BRUSSELS. March 3.-The latest Off
c{sl news indicates an Improvement in the
condition Of the Queen of Belgium. Her
physician expects speedy recovery un-
less unforeseen complications supSrVene.
She is suffering from pneumonia
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Two Divorces Granted.

OAKLAND. March Judge Ellsworth
to-day granted two divorces. Jacob T
Gallnan was given legal separation
from Mary Gallman on the ground of
habitual fntemperance and extreme cru
eItv. The custody Of the five minor chill
dren was awarded to plaintiff Charles
Gross was granted a divorce from Sarah
Gross on the ground of willful desertion
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"How to Succeed in Life" by the
great Snowman Barnum, from a re-
Gently discovered manuscript, in next
Sundays Call.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-03-03

Sarah Bernhardt as she is at home,
by her ex-secretary, in next Sundays
Call.
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r,urIine Salt Water Baths.
Tried q Sharp Game.

Bush and Larkln SITS Swimming. Russian. hot
and cold tup patrs. Salt water direct from ocean
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TWO PROMOTIONS
ARE POSTPONED
Nominations of Schley
and Sampson.
SENATE TAKES NO ACTION
FoRTIFICATIoNs MEASURE Is
DISPOSED OF.
Passage of the House Bill to Encour-
age the Holding of Pan
American Exposition at
Buffalo.
SENATE TAKES NO ACTION
FoRTIFICATIoNs MEASURE Is
DISPOSED OF.

Special Dispatch to The Call.
Evening journal., 1899-04-04
ODEISsA NOTFs-

Odessa, April Airs. John Wat
hlns, spent several days the past week
with Odessa friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl of New Jersey,
spent several days with their daugh-
ser, Mrs George. Green.
William II. Hickey. who died on
Thursday. March %. was taken TO Cam
den, Dell, and inferred in the Odd Fe,,-
lows Cemetery. The body was accom-
panied by a number OF friends and
eight men of the order Of Red Mem
Mr. Hickey has lived in Odessa since
quite lad. He had long been a memp
Der Of the NJ. e. Church, and was a
man that commanded a great deal oil
respect.
Mrs. Curtis and little daughter, oi
Newark, are visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. ID. W. Corblt
Fred. Kump.e and Miss Helen Srev,
ms were married at the home OF thC
brides parents by Rev w. o. GFurs
on Wednesday evening. They will
make their home in ST. Georges.
Miss George FOss apent Easter SUN
day in Wilmington with her cousin
Lou Coppage.
Miss Louise Van DIXIE. OF R'dle!
Park, spent Easter Sunday in C!esss
with her grandparents.
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GRAND CASTLE OF DELAWARE.

ANNUAL. MEETING AND ELEC-
TlON HELD IN THIS CITY NES-
pERDAY
The Grand Castle OF Delaware.
Knights Of the Goiden Eagle, met in
annual session here yesterday. Grand
Chief y Hl Miller presided and about
sixty delegates were present Thg
tai membership Is 1896, or seye IN
less than the previous year. The to-
tai receipts were $lO,257.S5; expenses,
S9.O2S.5l. aud the amount on hand and
invested is $23.020O9 The am unit
paid IN sick benefits was s., ,649, ard for
death benefits. sL240 Supreme Master
cf Reccrds A. c. 1yt.e, OF Philadsl-
phia addressed the knights.
The following officers were elected
Grand chief, Richard Hodgsson. grand
vice chief. Robert Fulton; grand sir
herald. William +. Deighton: grand
master Of records. c. H. Eflckson;
grand keeper of exchequer. d. B. Bevis:
grand high priest w A. Law; grand
guards, Clarence Fraim and ~ Camp
bell; representative to Supreme Castle
'C. w Lloyd.
Evening journal., 1899-04-04
PENINSULA NEWS PARAGRAPHS

A crate factory is to be started at
SeEbyville.
On Monday morning the house occu-
pied by John NeNlll AMI family, on the
SItsr farm, about two miles northwest
CT Elkton, was destroyed by fire with
a large portion of its contents. The loss
is about 81 900 The farm belongs to
the estate Of the late William NJ. Sim
gerly.
The growers CT strawberries at Mag
nolia expect to get far better r-ices for
their berries this present year than il
lormer years, owing to the faot that
Southern berries were Killed during
the cold wave Of February last. Straw
berries in this ocaIty are looking fine
and a large ytod is looked for.
The sSoclhc.dors of the Co,il County
a .Cuctural SOc.dy arc expected 10
m -t in ELktgn on Tuesday next, APRIL
(, acl'soatle 10 ale adjournment of the
n o.irg hCll en- February %. The OBJ
'-.t cf Tine meeting is to take steps
cooking toward a reorganization and
eonrnuaIJe CT the fair, the first OF
which is the purchase OF the oontroE-
ing b,ock Of stock.
Rcpcrts from various sections OF the
state show That the birds have stood
the severe wfrter remarkably well
Numerous ooveys of partridges have
been seen alive and healthy, and only
few dead birds have been found
State Game Warden Gilbert, OF Mary
land. is receiving similar reports from
AL sections OF that state, which is vel.
! ga.1iyiing. as the general belief wai
shat the binds could not survive tn
bizzard
Az the annual election of officers o
the EOver fire Departments he'd las
week. Frank p. Coll.ns was electe'
chief, John T. Cohee first assistant
ard John c. Hayes. second assistant.
A series Of painful accidents occurrel
IN Fho mtnes of Erk Garden on Frida
and the day before. Henry Drops
man had a porhton Of one Of his hand
cut off William Harvey had one G
! his feet mashed John Wilson va
crushed under a fall Of slate. ona Kss
Ean had HIS right thigh broken. W.
lam Warwick was badly squeezed b.
twsen q car AID he side CT the min
v 70 L5laccllaE. John !. Toel..n5oR,
5 s. 61-Atz dni Levi Reid were ssricusl
hurt in mine.
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DELAWARE CITY.

Delaware City, April 4.-Rev. T. b. Hun
ter has been visiting his mother
Mrs. Emma Robertson is with Mrs
Bradway. at Atlantic City. Mrs. Brad.
way is very IN with pneumonia.
Miss Cora Dunlap Is visiting relatives
in Philadelphia and Bryn Mawr.
Mrs Mary Moore. who has been with
her son. Arthur. in Chicago, for some
time. arrived in town on Thursday.
Mrs. Eliza Ogle. Of Wilmington, is visit.
Ing her sister. Mrs. Margaret Hunter,
Miss Everett and her brother left town
on Saturday for Philadelphia.
Miss Bessie Mills, of Wilmington. was
entertained by Miss Ogle the past week
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Harvey spent Sunday
with their daughter, Mrs. Norris wilkin
son.
Mrs. William T. Vail is visiting in VII
mington.
Miss Annie Beck has returned from
Philadelphia
Mrs. Anna Lohand. or Pinladelphla,
spent Sunday in town.
Rev. II. S. Thompson has returned te
Delaware City Church.
Mrs. II. s. Thompson visited In Smyrna
during her husbands absence.
A special meeting Of the w c. T. u
was held at Mrs. T. A. Pennington's on
Monday evening.
Miss Laura sadler. OF Philadelphia,
spent Sunday with her parents.
Mrs. Martha Byles was quite indlsposed
the last few days.
Mrs. T. A. Pennington visited at Allan
/ tic CITY In aSt week
Mrs. o. B wlngate was in Philadelphia
last week.
Miss Sadie Roberts spent Monday in
| Philadelphia,
Harrington Clark was home for few
days last week.
Edgar Lawrence has returned from
| Philadelphia
The force Of men employed by the gov
errment is divided between Fort Della
ware and the Battery.
II. c. Clark has purchased the Simpson
farm, and it is rumored that the Unite,
States Government is contemplating tn,
purchase OF the Reeves farm for a mill
tary post.
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NEWS OF FELTON,.

Felton, April 4.-James r. Cook. from
Seaford has been the guest OF his father
James H. Cook.
Miss Maggie Goodwin and Miss Emma
Sylvester were with friends at Houston
Saturday and Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. James b. Conner were
in Cambridge on Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Burgess. from
Centrevllle. were guests of Miss Jennie
Chiffon Sunday.
Hamlet Pettus. Of Norfolk, was with
FELTON, friends Sunday.
Miss Mary schabinger and Miss Mabel
Conner were guests of Mrs. Alice c. Baily
Clarence Tomlinson, of near Marydel
was the guest OF his grandmother, Mrs
James d. Tomlinson.
Rev. b. Whillock frcm Harrington, was
entertained at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
James Fl. Price, Saturday. Sunday eno
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry c. Lynch were
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs Riley Lynch. and
Miss Florence Moore was with Miss Laura
Lynch on Saturday.
Feltons genial postmaster, Andrew
Caldwell, who has been quite sick. Is at
tilS iltne nlucn Dtltef anu hopes 10 De OUT
and around in a few days.
4 surprise party was given at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. d. II. Peters. near Viola
Among the guests were: Mr. and Mrs. ]
NJ. steinald, Mr.. ana Mrs. u. b. Keller
Laura Lynch, Name Steinald, Anna Case
Nora Tee, Bertha Harrington, Lille Har.
rlngtOn. Laura Peters, Lizzie Keller
Mary McIlvaine, Mamie Peters. Gertie
farrell, Ida Lutz, Harvey Keller, William
Tee, Howard farrell. Ed. farrell. Oreu
Lutz. Milton Green. Allie Green. Thomas
b. Case. Maurice Keller, Robert Peters
Denat Beiber. A. Beioer, Fremont Hef.
ner, Samuel Harrington and b. f. Saw.
telle.
Mrs. Samuel S. Herring and her grand.
daughter. Miss Florence Evans, are visit.
ing Mrs. Herring's daughter, Mrs. Johr
w. Graham, in Philadelphia.
Rev. Richard Downes. pastor Of FeltoI
Presbyterian Church, received seven new
members into the church last Sunday
The hour for service in the church unit
further notice will be o'clock.
Evening journal., 1899-04-04
MAGNOLIA ITEMS.

Magnolia. April i.-Mrs. William Prousc
has been spending the past week with
fricnds'in Cambridge. Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. McIlroy McIlvaine have
been attending the NJ. e. Conference.
William Torbett. of near town has gone
to Philadelphia to secure work
shad brought 70 cents pair in town
this week.
Some few snipe have been found on the
marshes and in the fields, but they are
not so plentiful as they have been here
before
Mrs. John B. Lindale visited her sister
Mrs Downs. OF Wilmington last week.
Mrs. Downs has been suffering from an
attack OF malaria fever for some months.
She is thought to he slowly recovering.
The Magnolia Literary Society gave
their final entertainment Saturday even.
ing. A good program. consisting OF music
recltatlons and short farces had been pre-.
pared.
Evening journal., 1899-04-04
IRON HILL

Iron Hin. April 4.-Jacob Markee. who
has been suffering with pneumonia, is
slowly recovering.
The three small children OF John n
Warren are suffering with catarrh on tho
breast.
Harry Adams. day operator at Iron Hi
station. has moved to Elkton from the
Quicksall house. The Quiclxsan house will
be occupied by Mr.. Hilser Of this place.
Noah Congo sold his stock at public
sale recently. Good prices We're realized.
The Lee Carter farm. recently pur-
chased by Henry Wright. viii be occu.
pied by his son.
The sale OF personal property OF A. ID
Worley was well attended and good price.
were realized. Horses brought from Sl2
to sli1 John n. Warren. the natura
auctioneor. called the sale. Next season
he will call sales in Pennsylvania, Della
ware and Maryland.
Evening journal., 1899-04-04
THE WONDERLAND

Again Manager Dockstadeg, ci the
popular little playhouse. the Wonder
and, Cffers to his patrons a bin fai
above the average, and yesterday the
public showed its appreciation OF his
Efforts by crowding the theatre ar both
performances. The program opens
with Leo and Chapman in a laughable
creation, entitled Dan Rues Cirrus,
in which some very c.ever horizontal
bar work lis introduced. This team is
lSL.owed by Fannie Granger in de-
5eriptive and coon" songs. and Like
Al.en. "The Beau BdUmmel of Vaude-
Vile" in tropical songs both Of whom
are artists in their ine. The ceie-
brated Charles A. Loder, late OF Hi
tarity,' and "Oh, What a Might" com
parties, and we.l-known as the head Of
German dialect artists, keeps the audi-
ence in a continuous roar Of laughter
by his cCmtc sayings. Edward Estus,
the Partisan Ccuilibrlst, performs some
daring and marvellous feats of balanc-
inA Li.slefe.d, the celebrated mimic
introduces some clever features ci
mimicry. showing the difference in
tirae Between man and a woman In
making their to!,et. Thompson and
Quinn entertain the audience by non
sen.cal sayings which are greatly en-
ioyed. The bill concludes with John.
son and Mckay in contcrtlon act
who introduce some wonderful feats
in their particular line. The same tt,
will continue during the entire week
Evening journal., 1899-04-04
AMUSE M ENTS.
oFERA HOUSE CROWDED.

CFEIRA HOUSE CROWDED.
The Opera House was packed 70 the
doors last night. and scores Of p1opie
were turned away, unable to gain ad-
mission. The occasion was the opening
of the engagement Of the Shea4Alc
Anliffe Stock Company. The play was
The Man-o Wars Man" and was so
we'll given that the audience was de-
lighted. The scenery was elaborate
and appropriate Jere McAm.iffe as
Ensign Haniey did excellent work. and
was genuinely funny. Lawrence Grab-
ton as the heroic Captain Conway wen
the audience from the start, and Miss
Grace Hamilton as Eleanor was very
graceful, and attractive Miss Eugenie
Bowen and Maudie scott were also
clever in their roles. Excellent s1ec.a,-
ties were given between acts and fine
war views were shown. This after
noon what Happened to Bones" %
the attraction. and tonight Southern
Chimes" will he played.
Evening journal., 1899-04-04
GENERAL DONOHON'S STAND
COURSE or DiElN1cuRATs IN T. iEG.
ISIlATURE HrG'HLY ClONlNlENDnB
BY LEADING Parity MEN.

Various comments ar5 tJnlg mlls
upon the lssiasiip CT lRspreeeni.ai. i've
john p. DonahOe curing the last sls-
sion Of lis Glmanal Assembly at Dover.
1Lg1EJ ccmm.Ills come genaraly "
from MIN Who ws.a Glleav.ELing TO
have DsmOc sitic ends lbeJt advanced
ty nlaking elayafal mCib.cIs to separate
en- TIA gapt day Cf ahla esssicn. iDuriaig
i1s na,r-t,rlg .cv UniJed S.atss seratOr
all eu.l mi .iCl-s wsIs sl.gnUlusiy Cp-
p-l1d 10y Rgp.U11mtatlVe Ddma,klcs af-
tlr. The twlsrl-y-first Tad laen made.
Tue Cltja.t az tha ial,l5lJns Tspraseulteld
lsSamdL aLl Cid pc1c1 to .lla faEt iilat
ltly each wallled 10 gspaTaae. while
| tt1 I-r1I VOTE list bdan given TO Them
lIai1gs or lssir Cav nllSS so tlhalt they
lc-cii so lbt.cra 'ahs L2Xt Legislature
as dhls e.arlaliidlgaler fer a limited
StalI1 sj1nscr. Representative DOnahlce
lIJ,u1li so w.hisirGlw the name CT San
atcr Gray, who was a regular caucus
n tn.ElJa fC- lSi1 rsassE. Ftct, iu.J
ill SKI i-Ii Lece.ve THE rnited vote OF
this Democrats. malsirlg q. and eleSond-
! l,t'. ltloar.io the Republican papers had
lc-rl trrt'y asss7.tld IN most positive
lhrlms ein-e the last election ghat a
lJinIitd1 Stairs senntor would be elected
No maHe- VIII imi IL mislht he ac1 .hat
Iurlier n'1 ccnli1lc-s would THE iReplbh-
Cs-r permit another vacarly 70 Oc-
cur in alhe United States Senate.
The iDemcm1fs iu Tho Gsmkr9l AS
a.nfbly were a so tslng releatcdfy i'm
2 -mslp by .a55 Rrgrr3r Republicans
.'s.t in ri) event 'W1u'd thlsy Denmii
t,1.r,ks 80 DE sadkd no 'ths Ssrate
srH IN ey-irf CT thlshr rlcf being abls
lto fli.s i7-nlr clhs;- Republca1 thes
lwotri fltrr, n tl-ls last isX;n0mltw. vCtG
TO rs-e,-rl e llatCi- Gray.
I 'll ~ ag su,h' rfr iriSe had some
glainl cr truth .T llt. Representative
lHi- h,-1 'ustrY ti-if S-rni-r Gray'l
nane inl ts,ls raus. ju7t 10 giya THE RE
lpubToars no exorcs fer adBcEgr ing q
liaki-lg a rcceels. and second, to fight *
a irf~h 'Il tIas hl RE that in Ihhe even
az nio Republican lbh'ng e,61i,d dhi
.Pll-rrlgs WcrE ks-D hhe'p n cniss
and on the last blilct vote Tor M.
J Gray.
TGis ccla9s Cul eaa D-nahOa purusi
ltes GorK msst tlehly Ct lnmsmaef b
leu1" 4Hrra WhD dnd nCr app1cNo th
same cim che lsst day Cf this qsgis'a
tuwe. and lepCrts fn0m promirert pi1
Pile all over tlhe country have been re
9 ceiveh stating THAT THE Democrats hav
p1veH a moSt ski'rful game. and tina
! thsfr TncFFrr's FIR e,ecifng two sen
stors tiVc yrar1 k--r1 arg mud
hri~hter.
Evening journal., 1899-04-04
socIAL AND PERsoNAL MoTRs.

SOCIAL AND PERSONAL NOTES.
William p WhiteloclS and wife were
visiting IN town yesterday.
Ex-sheriff Finn was in town on
business yesterday,
Thomas Tasker is seriously 81 at his
home on Delaware street.
Miss Annie Spottswood is greatly
improved in health to-day.
William Saunders, of South Seventh
street. who has been in the Delaware
Hospital suffering from blood poison
for the last eight weeks, returned home
to-day.
Mrs. Joseph Fritz. Of North Fifth
street, who had a severe attack OF
asthma. is improving.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank +. Fritz, who
wer married last Fan, will go to house
keeping in their new home at Twenty
third and TatnaIl streets, Wilmington
Dr.. W. II. Kuntz has been appointed
examiner for the local Al o. u. w.
Evening journal., 1899-04-04
VERDICT FOR MISS TA.TMAlN.

Salisbury. Md, April Yesterday
morning a few minutes after court was
called Joshua w. Miles, counsel for
the defendant in the breach of prom
Use suit Of Mss Emma Tapman against
Hiram ]. Lewis, submitted his case TO
the jury without argument. James +.
Eliegcod, counsel for Miss TaDnan.
was very reluctant to submit without
retired at 9.35 O'Clock and returned
q verdict at go O'Clock for the pain
tin, allowing her $500 II was fully
expected that the fair p.ainiiff would
get at least $4,000. Miss Tapman was
not present in cCurt A large crowd
assembled to hear argument from the
learned counsel and was disappointed
in this particular
Evening journal., 1899-04-04
PROPERTY CHANGES MADE.
DELAwAREANS b. INTERESTED IN
CERTAIN CHESTER COUNTY
.t.t, A -, tsr-r,s-

DELAwAREANs D. INTERESTED IN
CERTAIN CHESTER COUNTY
TRANSFERS
Among the Chester county Pa, prop.
erty transfers are the following
West Chester-Elmer l.. Pierce TO Mary
e, and Alice T.. Pratt. OF West Goshen.
house and lot south side Of Price street
between church and High s. h, William
s. Hnl and Joseph +. HlN executors. TO
Isabella a. Bailey house and lot on north
side OF West Dean street between New
and Darlington. s2cOO May D. Noble and
Alexis .. laucett TO Dr. John l.. Warren
house and lot south side OF Market street
between Sow and Wayne l.iG0, Margaret
Mulchrone to Nettie }. Walker. house and
lot on East Magnolia streetbetween Wal.
nut and Matlack SlOgO. Anthony y. WI,
son TO Ephraim Governs house and lot
on Worthlngton street $500: Elizabeth
Garlic to Mary rrimhle, Mantha Ann
Tlimble. Rachel C. TrImble and Hannah
Smiley. house and lot. east side OF Oar.
lington street $3.50.
West Grove. Stephen "a. Wells OF
Hockessln. Delaware to Samuel K. cham.
bers. S.725 square feet on Murray street
S225i Robert L. Pyle. OF West Marlhor-
ough. to Lowman Beitler. OF West Grove
undivided half interest In house. store
ana lot. $780,
Kenneut township-Pearson Tllley, OF
Christlana hundred Del TO David b
Rldgway. two tracts. containing acre.
IS perohes and eis acres $3.50. subject Ia
81 $50 IN mortgages.
Evening journal., 1899-04-04
NEWS OF NEW CASTLE
THRF ATENTD TiHE OFT1CFR

In Mayor Boyds court yesterday at
ternoon the cases Of Charles and Will
liam Wilson were disposed cf Charles
Wilson. colored, 10 years old, Of Kirk
wood, who has only been in the town
three weeks. thought he owned Clay
ton street, and was backing his claim
with a revolver. when Cflcer robin
appeared. He quickly vacated in
search of his deed. Harry Hance stop
ped him and handed him over to the
officer. He was he'd in $500 bail for
court on the charge OF assault with in
tent to kill. William Wilson. his bro
ther, who thought he could help. was
also arrested. charged with being drunk
and dlsorderly and resisting an officer
He was fined $40 and costs and ten
days in jail.
Evening journal., 1899-04-04
THOMPSON LETTER.

Thompson April &C. l.. Brokaw and
son have been visiting J. II. Johnston.
Calvin Crosean. Of Falkland has pur-
chased Lark. a valuable horse. from Ellis
p. Crossan.
Several Of the people in this vicinity at
tended the McMillan-Crcssan wedding on
Thursday.
M Wills has moved 70 the Haggerty
farm. above .strlckersville. Herbert .Mo.e
and family moved or the same day.
,Aisses Mary ana Helen Johnston are
visiting near Oxford.