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FOR RENT.

cTOpr MAIN AND SEVEN
- els right side en- Mayo Block Block,
moderate figures. ~ W.
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FOR RENT,

A NICE FARM OF 81 ACRES IN or "A
o oiie' eemployed in city; house or rooms
0 oo0d richard. water. and shady yard
so0N r.. b. CHAFFIN & CO,
o., oo,. Qncorporated).
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MattingS.
Table and Bed Linens.

See our line Of japanese and China Mat
HngS. The usual 35c. quality, now &c.
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T ARGE AUCTION SALE OF
4 nOTSFHOLD AND kIICHAN IlkNI-

II HOUSEHOLD AND hIIVH'.N ~
TURE. PICTURES. MIRRORS
CARPETS. HORSES &c,
nj our warerOOm, No. ~ east bio'N
street, -,. , ,ooo
MONDAY. JANUARY D. 1899. -.
Commencing az 1890 We VIII sell ! me me
Mare. well broke stylish. safe. ana re-
liable. suitable for family use; also
Nice Chamber Suits; one l6-ioot OAK r. 6N,
tension Table: . ParlOr Suits Single Beu
and spring and Mattress; Pictures anc
Mirrors: organs and Pianos; Druggel,
and Carpets Hatrack and Chairs; lz-ioo'
Desk Counter: Feather Pillows ana ROCK
ing Chairs, and other furniture TOO hume
rous TO mention. Ladies are invited 10 az
tend this sale. Public are invited.
J. H. VALENTINE,
"A o2-lt Manager and Auctioneer.
l-..-. IL Ma Annflnnanr
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ron MANUFACTURING PURPOSES.

CENTRAL LOCATION; ONE BLOCK
from Fourteenth street ana half block
from Main; $3.50 for 5000 large edihce;
corner lot, 5OXlZ5.
j. THOMPSON BROWN & co.
II 22-lt
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pUGGIEs. WAGONS. &c

FOR ALL KINDS
OF
BUSINESS AND PLEASURE VEHICLES
go to w. G. SMITH, and save money.
31i north Fifth street ia Elm
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sPrN-sILK CURTAINs.
Oriental Rugs.

The $3.50 quality, now Sl.25
The 50 quality, now $i.bo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-22
BY Charles A. Rose.
Real Estate and Loans
No. IL north Tenth street
DEREMPTORY AUCTION SALE
i OF
Two Centrally Located
EXCEPTIONALLY NALUABlE
BRICK RESIDENCES,
Nos. 5Ol AND SOB EAST CLAY STREET
CORNER FIFTH AND CLAY.

BY request OF the owner. who has re-
moved her residence from this city an' Is
determined 10 SELL / shall offer the above
mentioned most desirable ltESlDENI iAL
PROPERTY. upon the premises, on
WEDNESDAY. JANUARY .. lst.
at 4 Z. NJ. Tho lot commence at re
southeast intersection or Fifth and cay
streets. fronting on the southern ln. n
CLAW street FORTY FEET ONE ANU A
HALF INCHES CO. ~ 10y. depth BE-.
tween parallel lines OF one hundred and
three 'dOO feet four 90 inches o e
alley ten QW feet wide. with two sIa-
stantlally vell-built brick dwelling
thereon. These houses contain about q
rooms each. with modern conve
The entire premises, plumbing
ara in absolutely thorough orte This
location IS unsurpassed Tor conf-r
being in the heart o. tho city and .n 'ff
car line. and should readily command ID.
attention of those seeking home 'f a.
frst-class investment IN every pafloi.F
The property must be DJld Tor f-as IS
above stated.
TERMS: Announced az sale
CHARLES A ROSE
ia 22-Sun&W2t Alc-oneef
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Sweeping Reductions

that will greet you With some months q use ana TSa
s ver article we are Offering this CLEANlNUOr
means - ~ way,
SAVING OF FROM Is TO 50 PER CENT. TO YOU.
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Silks

Good. dependable kinds, at prices SO low
that they should DO cleared up qulcHly'
teblee A glance az them will convince
You OF the iowncss Of the prices.
sURAH Silks.
The co and Zoe quality now 4Sc.
PLAID, FIGURED, AND
STRIPED TAFFETAs,
Effective patterns and colorings, the 81
sos and E.5O qualities, now t9c.
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White p. KS.

Fxtra-Quality Fine Cord z. k the
usual 16 2-3c. quality, now l2i2c.
Light and Heavy Cord Z. X. the usual
2jc. quality, now lsc.
WHITE ORGANDY,
fun yards wide. fine and sheer, the 40.
quality. now &C.
COLORED ORGANDIEs,
fine and sheer. 40 inches wide; colors,
Black. Navy Blue. Pink, Lavender, Vel
low. and Nile; extra value, 16 2-5c.
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FOR RENT,
DrssoLUrIoNs & copARTNERsHIrs

LARGE IRON-FRONT STORE, No.
Governor street POLLARD q BANbA.
de 2j-Sun&Wlm
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ID UBLIC SALE OF THE PE0PEB
nN ANn NCuIaES OLE IU- N-Ll

MA NAVIGATION COMPANY.-4ae -4
dersigned. special CJmmisslonel5 -..
iu the decree OF Eluyaun1 Circuit --t..
entered at the september term.
the April term, 1877, ~ the
cause OF John A. walker VINO
&c, vs.. the Riyanua NaWeat
pany and others. Will offer i.i
public auction. In front ot
house or Albcmarle county, a- r
vile. Va. az u O'Clock ~. 90
THURSDAY. MARCH O. t.t ,.-
all the WORKS, PROPEHlt -.
FRANCHISES OF the said RlFarNl ~
CATION Company chartered py t.. H
raj Assembly OF virginia. la.i..
its real estate. easements, Is..
water privileges, sites. ana icNte
with all tts fixtures. rights OF VIZ. .f
improvements extending from
on the Riyanna river. near Cltl to
Va, down said river 90 its m]i .r
lumbla. 4 detailed statement a.. Ia
perty. improvements. rights, &C..
In the papers OF the said cause.
map and description Ok t4l4 r
from the records or the lolfN .. ..t
Works Of Virginia may bo
Office OF the undersigned. j. D.. .a,
TERMS: Cash as % 10 per Y
p, purchase money and the talN rr
| equal annual instruments, cotH.
| the dav OF sale. and carrying
| from that day, and secured Di :.
| az the purchaser. with good D.
| curity. homestead waived il+a
| tanned as ultimate security, cf D..
| security dispensed with TX one
| purchase be paid IN cash
A. A. GRAZ. ...
paiU'
JOHN =. N'.r
Charlottcstl
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B. P. O..
&C..
CIGARS.


FOR RENT.
1r7 GROVE AVENUE; II RooM''
ina PARK avenue. II rooms
1lOt PARK avenue; 10 rooms.
Ih9 w.st Main street; rooms.
lugs west Main street rotU4iits.bts. 7
2e North avenue, Barton
10 south Morris street; Z rooms
IgW Dance street; 6 rooms. ar-eltfng
Si7 west Cary street; store anu I,1,.siIing.
"a Brook avenue store anu Lore and
7.O west Marshall street. s'O'o
- iCi west Broad street; store ana o"e''-
fIg. .,s
AS Reservoir street
~ Brook avenue
1Il7 ChafIin street; 6 rooms; c,.-o. ord
Also. several nice offices ana o.ol tbe
q number of Dwellings in all paris VI '''o
city at a low rental. DrNooN
New phone, 2G3. S2l east Nam h'iee''
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BY sutton G Co.
Real Estate Auctioneers,
corner Tenth and Bank streets
TRUSTEES SALE
OF
FRAME TENEMENT, No. Sl h-'-
LEIGH STREET.

By virtue Of a certain deed 81 lri't %
the undersigned trustee. dated y'.9 ~.
~ 1897. and recorded in the Ger. on.s
of the Richmond Chancegy Cgtr-
Deed Book l62 &C" page n, WHEN ~
given to secure the payment or d 80. -.
sum Of money therein menuonea. o.A+
having been made In tho payms1t. y
same. and being directed Icy the -'as
fioiary so to do, / shall ofrer for s-.' I"
public auction, upon the prem se7 A
THURSDAY, JANUARY -. l.t ..
at 4 O'clock =. NJ, tho PROPERl1 a1e,'
described, being the same real estate el
veyed by the deed OF trust above m'-
toned. 49,. l,
The house has six rooms and tls y.
fronts Il feet on the south SIDE OF =. 81
street. and runs back between ll.-.'
lines " feet 70 a 1i-fOot alley .,
TERMS. Cash as 10 the expenses =.
sale. an taxes that may be due 90 lt.
OF sale. and the sum OF 1884, with .,.fsa'
from December .. 1897. tho balance Dr. t-l
upon a credit Of six months. the pereaei'.
10 give his negotiable note. with interest,"
added. secured by deed or trust
the property. bE" LA "
ia 81
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POINT D'ARAB CURTAINS.
POrtieres.
IMITATION BAGDAD CURTAl'

A wide range Of styles and coioring'
strictly new patterns.
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Black Silks.
unOCAnTU CVOs-GRAINS,

Taffeta-hnish, extra values.
The 81 Is aud $3.50 quality, now sSc.
The $40 and s. quality now $lls.
MORE VELOUR.
Extra-Weght. finish, and lustre' the
$50 quality. now $llf.
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GOOD-PAYING STORES.
Sl2.JO0-LARGE TOBACCO FACTORY;
permanent tenant an Sl1o.
so DOMAIN STREET STORE near
Fourteenth; ten-year tenant at
81 90.
;9Oo0-MAIN STREET STORE near
Ninth: permanent tenants; pays
per cent. net.
S70oo-WHOLESALE CARY STREET
STORE: three-year tenant; pays
per cent net
s5,250-TWO BRICK STORES near Eigh-
teenth and Main streets; annual
rent $40
81 Oo-CORNER MAIN-STREET DRUG
STORE: annual rent $40
g, 0l0-FACTORY AND LARGE LOT; q
feet near Cary and Sixth streets
will rent 500,
DWELLINGS,
500 10 5000 In improving localities, that
will pay from 10 ~ per cent. net
J. THOMPSON BROWN 4 co.
ia 22-it
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FOR RENT,

THAT LARGE. ATTRACTIVE, CEN EN-
Brick Residence uvloy, 80, 81
ner Clay and Eleventh sttSe ,r,r,ov ST,s
ing IL rooms; all modern li'p'
Rent very reasonable. -. o. 90
John r. GODDlN & CO,
Real Estate Agents,
l.. % 10 pank and Eleventh streets
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-22
REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE
BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE.

BARGAINS IN htAh - ~ - 49,.
5000 WILL BUY A HANDSOME
BROWNSTONE FRONT RESI-
DENCE on Grace street near Shater.
$1,000 WILL BUY 4 PARk-AN EN- n
DWELLING near Harvle street.
S275O WILL BUY 4 MODERN WEST
MAIN-STREET RESIDENCE.
s. $50 WILL BUY AN EXCELLENT
DWELLING on Marshall near
Twenty-eghth street.
$3.50 WILL BUY a JWO-STORY-AND-
BASEMENT DWELLING On Clay
near Adams street
& $50 WILL BY a NEW BAY-FRONT
MODERN DWELLING on Cary
near Belvidere. ,-
g 600 WILL BUY A CORNER PRICK
STORE IN the West-End.
5000 WILL BUY A FIVE ROOM
DWELLING on Chafin street.
$500 WILL BUY A FOUR ROOM
HOUSE on Beverly street. .
$50 WILL BUY \ THREE ROOM
HOUSE on west Leigh street
Call and let MS show You these L9rgalns
G.. L. ~ II. l.. DEMON,
ia 22-1t 81 east Main street.
BEFORE YOU BUY A HOUSE
,rr~rvrfrrr T. ~ nm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-22

The bond required by the Dr. 81, IA
referred TO has been executed ll
Moon. special commissioner aoot
WILLIAM SCLAI
Clerk Fluvanna Circuit N.
de a-Sun. ids
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-22

SEVEN-ROOM BRICK HOUSE ON
Pine street modern improvements;
frst-class condition: splendid neigh
bOrhood. good tenant; easy terms
rental sos. Price ST. 500
HOUSE AND LOT on west Broad street;
rental $3l5: good store property. first
class investment for advance In
prices; worth now s. 90. Price. 5000
EIGHT-ROOM FRAME RESIDENCE,
West End; nicely papered; 500 cash;
balance long time. Price. 1900
VACANT LOTS FOR building dwellings,
either or small. in both East and
West End
LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH Us FOR
SALE. II we DO not sell we charge
nothing. There are numerous pur-
chasers In the market. II we have
what they want. we can sell them.
WILLIAM b. PIZZINI COMPANY,
"a 22-1t Tenth and Bank streets.
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THIS YEARS BUDGET
1T WILL HAVE VERY HARD ROAR
TO TRAVEL.
LARGE INCREASES ASKED FOR.
Every Department Wants more
Noney-In some Instance the p'-
<rc,ce. Are Enormous-Wiil lie
Uendy for the February

what will the budget be? That II
question that IS pertinent TO 'he noui'
for II IS interesting the politicians as We"
as the businessmen, and as'a'inS
minds OF CITY fathers who serve on INC
committees OF the several departments
The members Of the Finance Commit
too are hard at work every oay' anu
chairman Hardwicke is confident tha'
everything will be in readiness LOT 'he
February meeting Of the Common Coun-
cu lie IS hopeful, too that the budget
,viIl wing its way through both branches
as readily and as satisfactorily as II GU
last wear. I'D TO that time II has Deeh
loree-sized bone OF contention, ana has
sometimes been hung up until May
FRUITFUL. SOURCE OF DEBATE.
At present the path that must be IRA
yelled by the ordinance does NOT seen
be a very easy one. There Is not slhsIo
Senortnnent that has not asked Tor more
money than was voted last year. IL -
absolutely impossible for Ne Finance
Committee TO meet these demands anu
tho natural Jealousy existing between tne
denartments points 10 a lively discussion
over concessions that may De Hl"us ~
some of them. The work Of the SUD
committee of the Finance Committee WIZ
soon he done. and the general bOdy wiz
complete the budget at the meetings 10
bo MIA next Tuesday and Tuesday week.
A COMPARATIVE STATEMENT.
The following figures Will be read with
''''' Appropriated Asked for
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mao DO PER ACRE AND
Z ARM\ NJ upward; all sizes
q sAsaifh(t w. "A II a locations.
BARGAINS.

easy payments CatalOgue Tree.
GEORGE +. CRAWFORD & CO.,
No. 500 east Main street
de 3l&Su W&F4w
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Lace Curtains.

,r,e bee, goods. the newest patterns, at
especially advantageous prices.
ROYAL LACE CURTAINS.
The $50 81, and $3.50 kinds. now y par
DOTTED MUSLIN CURTAINS,
edged with wide frin. the $50 49, ana
$3.50 kinds. now s..
IRISH POINT CURTAINS,
,or, effective patterns. at especially low
prices.
The Sc and so quality. now 10
The Sl1 quality, now %.
The Sl5 quality, now N5O
The $3.50 quality now $40.
tOnly Q or pairs OF q KIND
POINT D'ARAB CURTAINS.
The $500 and Sl7 qualities no" DIV
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BEFORE YOU BUY HOUSE
FOR SALE.

10 MVEIGH & GLINN,
Real Estate Agents.
g., oft 1il2 east Main street.
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FOR RENT.

1915 ROSS STREET; . ROOMS PER
' 80 north Sixth; c rooms per annum)'
los west Cary; 6 rooms tper month";
AZ south Laurel; rooms per month";
~ 1905 west clay street; rooms per
r. 3. CHAFFIN & co;
QucOrporated)'
:, oc-1t No. l north Tenth street.
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FOR RENT,

LARGE. CONVENIENT STANDARD
NUI with boilers. shafting. pune p - 81
~, line IF Chesapeake and ohio raliroad'
on ME for large manufacturing business
or viii be arranged for the manufacture 5Inr
Of tobacco track connections at the oOCt,
Vacant the lst Of February next. Apply
- II. NJ. WORKMAN a. CO,
10 Real Estate Agents.
20 o91t 1913 east Main street.
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FOR RENT,
FOR RENT,

THAT HANDSOME THREEooSIt S orr
pricL and stone Residence, lZVo Fl I,.v,
arenue containing u rooms; all Hiouei"
improvements. Rent reduced 90
JOHN y. GODDlN 80.
Real Estate Agents,
L. % II Rank and EleVenth stIeel9.
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LUNCHEON SETS.

LUNCHEON SETS.
Colored-Bordered Luncheon Sets at hall
their former prices.
LINEN SHEETS.
Hemstitched Flemish Linen Sheets eX-
tra-heavv weight, size 22x2Si yards the
$50 kind. now 81 pair.
PuIOW-CASES.
Hemstitched All-Iinen Pillow cases,
s,Ie 95iLx96 inches. an extra-good value at
csc pair.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-22

George w. Mayo, Auctioneer'
500 east Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-22

BY the Valentine Auction Company
General AuctOneers.
$40 east Broad street.
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FOR RENT,

FOR RENT, .,
FIRST FLOOR Nos. 1. 2, AND s. sOT Nm ~
t-iet,enth street, with power LOT hb"'
rrsnufa curing plant; Exl8 fee.,cpv
ia 22-lt POLLARD q BAUD |.
FOR RENT,
4 DESIRABLE SECOND-FLOOhS - idtb
not and cold water, and use Oh 80
Meals n desired. Apply TO NO, 10 S,-yts
Main street. 80
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For RENT.

4 FINE FARM OF ls5 ACRES, VIII
Sow Hcuse. only two miles from Klch-
nond $40 "a year. PERCY ,. hEAD,
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FOR RENT,

No 10 SOUTH NINTH STREET. RENT
low 10 good tenant.
r. b. CHAFFIN & co.
g., o2-1t No. 1 north Tenth street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-22

I hereby certify that the bond required
t,t y N Pitcher, trustee and special com
ID5Sisoioner by the above decree. and the
eacree of November 4. 1898, has been duiy
given. ChANi'i-1 " On ~ T1isrl
IN l2-td c'D-N,
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IN SSun4
Evening journal., 1899-05-19
whern WIG. rrIumph.

In the Philippines the law which re-
lates to the property Of married people
is entirely in fuvor Of the wife. Any
property a bride may possess is never
by any chance settled upon the hus-
band, and is he is poor and she well Oft.
he can only become at most an admin
istrator of her possessions. After
death. unless she has executed deed
in her husbands favor under law
yers eye. the property goes to her chill
dren and blood relations. but none 10
her husband. married woman re.
tains her maiden name and adds to IL
that of her husband, with the prefix
de" and the children bear the names
Of both parents. The husband symbol
ically endows the bride with all his
worldly possessions after marriage. In
fact. it is clearly case in the Philip
pines of whats yours is mine and
what's mine is my own" as far as the
women folk are eoncerned.-Chicago
Evening News.
Evening journal., 1899-05-19
REGISTERS ORDER.
RBGrsrnrR,s ORDER.

REGISTlCR'S ORDER.
Registers Onice.
Now Castle County, Del, May ~. 1890.
Upon the Application OF John r. Dick
ey. executor OF Lizzie Malone. late of
Wilmington hundred, IN said county. de-
ceased 81 Is ordered and directed by the
Register that the Executor aforesaid give
notice of granting Of Letters Tcsiamon-
tary upon the estate OF the deceased.
with the date of granting thereof, by
causing advertisements to be posted
within forty days from the date OF such
letters 900 six OF the most public places
of the county Of New Castle. requiring
AN persons having demands against the
estate 10 present the same. or abide hy
an act Of Assembly IN such cnse made
ana provided. ana also cause the same
to be Inserted within The Same period In
the Evening Journal. a newspaper pub
iishcd IN Wilmington. Del. and 90 be- con-
tiuued therein three weeks Go. o. a.
Given under the hand and seal OF
office Of the Register aforesaid al
Wilmington. In New Castle County
H.. 9 aforesaid. the day and year above
written
CALVIN w. CROSSAN.
Register
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DovER's p1IEcrRIc 1JcHrs

Dover Del. May 19.-Charles Russell.
an electrical engineer. and T. Grover
Smith, Of Philadelphia. have been here
for the past week making a plot OF the
town for the proposed electric light sys-
tenn. They have completed tho survey
and wlM have the plans and speclfca-
lions ready in about ten days. when pro-
posals for the erection OF the plant will
be received. The Town Council has fully
decided to have the plant completed and
In operation by November l. It will have
a capacity OF 1000 incandescent and co
arc street lights.
Evening journal., 1899-05-19
WHITE CAPS AT FREDERICK.

MADE A WIDOW AND HER MAR
RIED PARAArOUR LEAVE THE
TOWN.
Frederca May 1S.-At the recent term
Of Kent county court man named WI
liam Fleetwood was tried and convicted
on the charge Of desert.1n ana non-sup-
port. His wife was his aocuser and the
evidence presented in the case showed
that he had deserted his lawful spouse
and bestowed his affections on a widow
named Isaacs. living in Frederick.
The sentence Of the court was uhat
william should furnish a bond guaran-
teeing that he would support his wife
and family or else rusticate In jail. Be
ing unable to furnish tho bond to jail he
went and for two weeks he langulshed
there. occupying his leisure moments
writing pleading missives to his wife.
filled with pledges OF reformation and
promises Of future good behavior.
Mrs. Fleetwood has a tender heart. and
finally could withstand no longer her hus-
bands pleading. She went to Dover and
herself furnished a bond which set her
husband free. stating to Sheriff Wharton
as she did so that she would rather sub
slst on bread and water than see her hus-
band locked up any longer
Fleetwood rejoicing to be again free.
accompanied his wife to Milford and for
about two days kept the vows he had so
fusomcry smade about reformation and
remaining true to his own hearthstone.
Then he back-slld and wended his way
again towards Frederlca ana the Widow
/ Isaacs.
Tho plople OF Frederick who were cog
nlzart n an the facts In the case were
astc nded when they again saw uhe
rocreant William lowering around the
widows cottage. They knew how his
wife and family in Milford had suffered
knew the sacrifices the devoted and for.
giving wife had made to secure his free.
dom from Jail. and they made
up their minds that his dastardly
conduct deserved and should receive con.
dlgn punishment.
After consultation II was decided thai
a dose Of Write cap" treatment wouit
about fit the ooc aston. ana on Friday
might It was administered. At midnigh
on that date some twenty stalwart fig
ures masked and cloaked surrounded th'
| Widow lsaacs' domiclle. Fleetwood ans
the widow We're both commanded to Gem,
forth, and after a little moral suastoI
J. they obeyed. Then the captain Of thl
! avengers in a few pointed sentences in
formed them that Frederick was entlrel,
too slow village for such beings a
they to rotate in; that &. could no ionge
hold them and finally that they Shout,
pack up within two hours and git" II
impress William and his inamorati
with tho seriousness OF the affair tn
entire band assembled In front OF then
hourishing carriage and carwhips.
William and the widow evidently con
cludod that there was trouble ahead 70
them II they did not obey the mandate
and pack up and git" They did forth
with, not waiting even to bill farewell o
leave their future address with thel
midnight visitors.
They were warned as they started tina
II would not be conducive 10 their healt
were either of them found within IN
sacred precincts Of Ferderlca again. A
last accounts they were headed for tn
Jersey shore.
Evening journal., 1899-05-19
NARROW ESCAPE FROM DEATH

CAMDEN MAN WHO WAS ON TUE
READING wREcK-'NoTEs OF THE
TOWN.
Camden, May lS-Julian Cooper son OF
DR.. L. w. Cooper. Of Camden, who Is
salesman for the Main Betting Company.
os Philadelphia. was passenger on the
l.l-fatcd train which was wrecked near
Reading. Pa. on Friday night last The
train which Mr.. Cooper was on was an
express. and was delayed at a station
south OF Reading without warning
heavily laden excursion train swept
around a curve above the station and
dashed into the express crushing almost
to splinters three cars. killing thirty-one
persons outright and severely woundlng
many Others. Mr.. Cooper was IN one OF
the forward coaches and though thrown
from his seat, escaped unhurt and was
able to lend assistance In rescung others
He describes the sight as awful. Mr.. Coo
per. who is popular and well known in
this section. has received many congratu-
lations on his fortunate escape.
The many friends Of Miss Lizzie Car
row rendered her a surprise party and
an enjoyable, time was had by the large
assemblage. Refreshments We're served
about 10 O'Clock Among those present
were: Misses Laura Postles. Bessie
Evans. lille Richards. Jennie knight
Bessie Wilcu,ts. Julia Wharton, Estelle
Conwsl. EDNA Armstrong and Bertha
Dunn and Masters Charles Lord. Walter
Ross, Edward Scott. Llnford Cooper and
Reuben Brown
A valuable horse belonging to Henry
Wright. residing near little Creek. walk
cd out OF the stable a few mornings ago.
rolled several times. kicked his heels
against a panel OF fence and tcppled over
dead.
Richard Fisher and family. Of Phuadel.
phia, have taken up their mansion here
for the Summer.
Charles Kinkead and family. OF VIII
mington. and John Kinkead and family
Of Salt Lake City. Utah. are visiting
their mother. Mrs. c. J. Kinkead.
Onward speal has returned from Phila.
delphla.
Mrs. lille Stuart has returned &c
| Philadelphia
Miss ora Jones' OF Dover, has beer
iting the Misses IIinsley.
Miss Jennie Knight is entertaining Mis-.
Bessie WAcutts, Ct Dover.