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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-05-10
THE REAL ESTATE MARKET.
Rather Inactive During the Week Ended
Saturday Afternoon. ...,

Rather Inactive During the Week Ended
Saturday Afternoon. ~,
The real estate market during the
week ended Saturday WAS comparatively
quiet A few properties changed hands
and there wero some inquiries. Some
talk was hoard OF lnrge building opera
tions in prospect and il the reports in
this direction mnterialize, some large
sales may be expected in the near
future.
One of the most important deals was
tho sale Of the property on the west
side of Harrison straet 81 feet inch
south OF Fifth, two lots, one 56x95 feet
and the other 72x9o feet, by Doordop 4
Guthrie 10 the Wilmington Ice Manu-
featuring Co. The consideration was
S6. 600. The transfers during the week
were rs follows:
A property on the south side of Linden
street 80 feet west Of Harrison, 48x140,
by Scibila Di Giaconno, ct al, to
Annie A. Dunseith; south side of
Fourth street and west side of Lincoln,
1sx125 feet, by Joseph W. Ii, Watson
TO Giuseppe Farahella; west side OF
Lombard street 125 feet north of Fourth,
"a feet 4 inches by AZ feet lone.half
INTEREST,". by Catharine G. Bertolette to
Levi q. Bertolette; southwest side of
Twenty ninth street so feet east Of
West, 25x95 feet, by Francis E. Gal
lagher to James Logue; west side OF
Washington street 80 feet north of
Tenth, 25x145 feet, ttwo-thirds in
terestl, by Percy L, Darlington, OF al,
to Frederick Darlington; 13O feet south
OF Eighth and 100 feet east of Adams
street, 16x49 feet, by George b. Vernon
| to Zeadic III. Lofland; northeast corner
| of. Tenth and King streets, "a feet
0 inches by 21S feet, by I. Allen Hilles,
ct al. to JamesMegary northeast corner
of Seventh and Poplar streets, 66xl0o
feet, by Kenton Warne to Martha X.
Smith; No. 1908 West street, by Will
liam ii. Jones to Addie s. Vandever
street 200 feet 5la inches south of Tenth
and the west side Of Shipley street 16C
feet l115 inches north of Ninth, by
John II. Dandy, ct al, to James Dandy
interest in the west side of Market street
20 feet 8 inches south of Twelfth, west
side of Market $50 feet north OF
Eleventh, west side of Shirley SO feel
6 inches south of Tenth, east side Of
| Orange LOG feet and IA of an inch south
of Tenth, 123 feet 25s inches south oil
| Tenth, Jas feet 534 inches south Of
Tenth and 1872 feet 2ss inches south q
Tenth, by James Dandy TO John II.
Dandy and Annie d. Kemp.
The most important work of the Sur
veying Department was the marking o.
lines for three dwellings which William
Greenwich is to build at Wright stree
and Fifth avenue 1t is intimated thai
a building boom at Eastlake is likely
to develop in the near future.
Building Inspector Cassidy SEN
q formal notice to A. g. b. and Jame
Anderson informing them that tn,
eight frame dwellings on Union stree
between Lancaster avenue and Seoont
street, which were recently badl.
damaged by fire, must be RACED.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-05-10
UNITED STATES COURT.
F. middleton & CO, ordered to Pay None,

f. Middleton a. Co, Ordered to Pay Money
& in the Grubb Bankruptcy Matter.
In United States Court Saturday, on
motion of II. r. Bringhurst, counsel for
Edgar A. Finley, trustee in the Nicholas
A. Grubb bankruptcy matter, Judge
Bradford made an order directing F.
Middleton & Co. Of Philadelphia to
pay over $3.50. IS, with costs, in 10 days,
or attachment, to thu trustee. In May,
1899, the company obtained Judgment
for the amount against Grubb in the
Superior Court, and rents were at
taehed for the money. The action of
the United States Court is under the
bankruptcy laws which sets forth that
attachments within four months prior
to the filing of petition In bank
ruptcy are void. The Grubb petition
was filed in June, about q month after
the Judgment was given, Il
John Stewart, Mary W. Jester, Martha
b. Chambers and John, Fenatermacher
were given leave to take action in the
Superior Court looking toward fore
closing mortgages on houses in which
Glubb was interested.
Hon. David 4. Marvel and Frank L.
Speakman were admitted to practice
liz tho district court.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-05-10

Two stockholders in the Cape May &
Delaware Bay Navigation Co., the
former owner Of the steamer Republic,
have instituted in the court at Trenton,
N. j., proceedings against William +.
Russell, president of that company, in
an interesting case. The plaintiffs are
Edward s. Wykotf and Oscar A. Fow
of Philadelphia. and they demand that
Mr.. Russell shall show cause why an
injunction should not be granted
against the company and a receiver
appointed for it. In their adlliavit the
plaintiffs aver that Russell, as presi.
dent of the company, used SIS, 900 of
the receipts from the Republic with
which to purchase the steamer Column
bia, and that the title to the latter
vessel was vested in tho Atlantic Coast
STEAMBOAT Co., which was recently
organised by Russell. The court has
designated May Hth as the time for
argument on the motion to chow cause.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-05-10
EASTERN sHoRE EYUMERAToRs.

Census Supervisor Reed has appointed
the following enumerators for the East
ern Shore; -,
Queen Anne's - j. Emory Smith,
Jonathan Chance, Medford Walls, j..
Thomas Smith, j. Z. Walters, ST., j.
j.. Walters, Jr., A. Clayton Hayden,
John Fl. Tolson, y. h. S. Ringgold,
George Davidson, Sidney z. Townsend,
Thomas II. Bnrcus, William L. Lynch.
Cecil--Harry Knock, William g. Tay-
lor, Robert d. Cantwell, Charles 7. w.
Lake, Henry q. Wilson, Thomas s.
Miller, John r. Mahoney, Isaac D.
Miller, Jethro johnson, John III. Dean,
William w. Kirk, Thomas M. Mearns,
Stephen d. I.amm. q. o. Fisher, John
Oalsford, Joseph T, FULTON, William
j. Crothers.
Caroline--Charles p. Jump, @. w.
Betson, Jr., a. Lacy Stevens, Ernest
W, Horsey, Grant A lburger, Walter M.
Wright, Martin L, SULTAN, Ulysses j..
Robertson, Alfred W. THOMPSON, Albert
Howard.
Talbot-George S. Bartlett, Q. r.
Shreeye, e. II. Laohman. Clyde II.
Smith, S. s. Thompson, George NJ.
Tarr, Clayton w. Mulliken, Il. ~.
Seymour, Nathaniel l.. Dobbs, W. b.
Stevens, A. H. Sans, John A. Furbush.
Kent--William w. Baldwin, Frank
p, Rogers, Samuel j. Comfy, Peter
Bi insfield, Alexander MAR, William
H. Brown, Fred S. Russell, d. w.
Crosby, Elwood z. Kendall, Thomas II.
M. Bramble, William Y. Trew.
Dorchester = Luther u. Wheatley,
Wilbur M. Smith, j. Harry Howard,
William j, Post, Bernard l.. Spioer,
William j. Harper, James A. Houston,
Levi b Phillips, NJ. M. Daniker, Mil.
ford Phillips. George p. North, William
A. Vaue, W. p. Wingate, Pliney r.
Walls, George d. Stevens, Thomas II.
Murphy, John s. Vincent.
Wicomico A. Wilson, Thomas
j, Walter. James o. Wilson, William A.
| Conway, Clarence Truitt, Samuel M.
Riley, James B. Baker. Archibald A.
| Jones, Ohio Bounds, Oswald +. Lay
4 fed, Edmund Humphreys, Major H
Bennett, Daniel II. FoslSy, and John p.
4 Owens. ~ %-
| Somerset b. Cullen, S. Bruce
| Dryden, George W. Tyler, George w
Massey, j. Henry Hall, Samuel j. Dry
den, Alex. p. .Murrell, ]. Emory Miles
Thomas w. Laudon, Samuel Q. Glib
| bons, e. Keene Candy, Ira. y. Steven
son, Calvin II. GLADDEN., William b
Sterling, Luther f. Dryden. y
4 Worcester James Il. Hopkins, Will
| liam M Schoultield, David S. Hickman
\ L. Edwin Bochen, Baldwin +. Viii
1 liams, James b. Lyttle, James Y. Nc
Neal, William e. Bunting, Benjamin
4 f.. Gram field, James U. Barnes, A. W
Webb, George CliHs, Henry L, Timmons
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-05-10
BUILDING OPERATIONS FOR A YEAR.
Work of the Building Inspectors Office for
6sN the Year Ended Today.


Building Inspector Cassidy has COM
pleted his report for this year, which
ended at noon Saturday. 1t will be pre-
sented to City Council at its meeting
this evening. During the year
495 permits were issued for work valued
at sf73, 2l2, and the fees amounted to
81, 314. SO, which were deposited to the
credit of the current expense fund OF
the city.
The operations were as follows: DWELL
irigs, 243 stores, II; factories, 6; ware
houses, 81; stables, 8; church, i; shops,
/; baokbuildIngs, 81; alterations, 15l I;
schoolhouse, /. Nine buildings were
also condemned.
The report is exceedingly gratifying,
as it shows an increase of Sl4S, 1911. 80 in
tho value of the operations over the
preceding year, when the valuation
was given as 1925, $40. so. The.indica'
tions are that the next year will show
still better results. ..s.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-05-10
MANY PROPERTIES TO Be SOLD.

Security Trust Company VIII dispose oil
Much Real Estate In the Near Future.
The Security Trust and Safe Deposit
Co. announces the offering at public
sale of number of very desirable prop
critics, including building lots, real
estate and personal properties. The
first OF these to be offered is a lot at
Lowering avenue and Adams street,
formerly owned by Rebecca Singleton;
and lot at Fifth and Pine streets,
belonging to the estate OF Edward L.
Rice, deceased, both OF which Will be
sold at the Court House ia this city,
on Saturday May 18th. AT the same
time the trust company, acting as
executor OF Francis A. Shuster, dc.
ceased, will offer come valuable real
estate located IN different parts of the
city. ..s-...
Personal property of the late Albert
III. Tiuees will be offered at public
auction at No. $50 Market street on
Tuesday, May 18th, at 10 O'Clock. This
will include household furniture and
many rare Eieces of Chinese ornaments
included in the collection of the de-
ceased.
On May 10th, the trust company will
sell the tract of land lately owned by
James Toy, deceased, adjoining Brandy
wine Park and tho terminus of the
Wilmington City Railway Go. This
property is, we'll located for building
purposes, adioins Park avenue. the ex
tension of the beautiful Park driveway.
and has located thereon large stone
dwelling with spacious grounds and
plenty OF shade trees, &C.
A number of building lots, lately
owned by Joshua Head, deceased, will
he sold at public sale at the Court
House, on Saturday, May 10Th. a full
description of these lots, also the other
properties mention above will be found
in the advertisement in another column.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-05-10
TWo NEGROES HANGED.

New Orleans, La, May 5.-John
Green and Charles Brown have been
hanged at New Iberia, for the murder
of Young Sorrell, at Oliver Station,
La, last August. All were neRroes,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-05-10
MARSHALL JONES LTNcHED.

Douglas, Ga, May 3 --Marshall
Jones, negro implicated in the murder.
of Allen Crosby, white man in Coffee
county, was taken from Jail at Douglas
last night and lynohed.
The negro was tied to a small pine
tree, and bis body riddled with bullets.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-05-10

Ferdyaman Mattowski,, aged Il years,
OF No. S27 Chestnut street, fell down
stairs Saturday and injured himself
severely. He was unconscious two
4. .
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-05-10

RAII.RoAD STATIONS AFfRE. sFH
Mansfield, o., May Sit is reported
that the business portion of Crestine is
burning. Tie Continental Hotei and
the Pennsylvania and Big -Four depots
are on fire. y
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-04-12

Wenn man unIere Grommer, lniere
MdEigfeits-Mpo beioerlei 8eihledts
lnlb se,piiie unlerer @eieBseber bDrt, 10
iDllte man 0enfen, nab Die .gefuobner
Der Ser. Gtaaten biesper trunfenlte
Natioil Der grbe !eien, liilo oesbolb lit
cine iOeben perDffentlihte 9rintfatiifit
beahtensipertb. Muf ben Gppf Der BE.
b0lferling Gnalonbs fommt Elm Sab
resfpninm BON 30.31 @allonen Bier,
1.02 @aaDnen Ghnaps uno 80 Gals
lonen Wei1, alio per Gopf nno Salr
Elm Sotalfoniun opn 3l.72 Ballonen.
Oage9en bier in ben Der. Staaten
1920 Gallonen gier, "a Banonen
5hnaps unb "A @allpnen Weiu. inss
geiammt l3.48 Ballonen. gDir trims.
fen bier um inebr als Die 0dlfte meni=.
ger, als III Deutiblanb uno Grant.
reid. Wir f0nnten oeinnah nph Elm
5iidtiees mebr Ieilten, oils mir es tbun.
bsbor ,uir al ben 9llcoboltonIum i'm
2anoe unfsrer .lieben 0eitern" binan=
reiben, bon no mir ben puritanismus,
oas WdBi9teits= =9oama uno Die Qeu=
9elei uno Sheinbeiiigteit i'm Original.
aebinoe nno auf Glaiben absefabt be-
aogetl baben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-04-12
0Iorretd1c Wc1ttgfeitett

fommen. BON Or. Q. 9. garaele bon
Waihita, S. 8. @r ibreibt vGier
Glalben electric 8itters baben Grau
8reuer BON Sfrofeln turirt, ipelde ibr
grobe 2eioen ieit sSabren peruria1t bat.
ten. Gurhtbare Nusidldae braAen auf
ibrem Ropie uno inn 8eiidte aus, uno
oie belfen 9lerate tonnten ibr ni6t bell
fen; aber lire Sur lit jebt polltdnois
uno ibre @ellnohelt 1T ausseseibnet. :"
- Dieies beaeust, mas Sauienoe be-
mieien baben, ndmlih, oaB electric
Sitters Der bette 8lntreiniaer iit. bon
oem man ipeiB. gr 1T bas bor=
nebn,ite 6eilmittel fir gesema, 9aut=
Nusiblaa, 5alSHuB. Geibipiire, Beu=
len uno laufenbe llebel. IS itimulirt
2eber, Nieren unb ginaetueioe, entfernt
8ifte, bilft Der 0erOauung uno baut
Die 8eiunobeit auf. Ylos so Gents.
8erfauft bon ben Mpotbetern s. s..
Wtiller & SDbn. A
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-04-12
csntcrcNamte Siteratmr.

,Gs ipiiroe gdnoe fiillen," fdreibt
Serr Sobn s. Gtese, Union Martet
5tano No. 3, ct. 2ouis, Mo., an 0r.
peter 6ahrneD in Chicago, ST., vwollte
ih meiue @rfabrungen nit Sbren belieb=
ten 9eilmitteln nieoerlhreiben uno sic
miirOen faum 3eit finoen, es gu lelen. :"
(Sr. 5te9e NOR felt Sabreu Elm aelbdb=
ter Naent fiir ben Yertauf bon Iorni's
Mlpenfrduter 8lutbeleber unb Dr.
6abrnep's anberen prdparationen.) }
SD biel itebt fef, bic iDunoerboae
Wrtlng ibres Mlpentrduter Ylutbele-
bers ldbt lid ni6t in Worten pieoerge=
ben. Wunoerbare 6eilun9en ,putoen
our6 oieie MebiSin in meiner eigenen
Gamilie ietpobl als unter Betannten 9e=
madt. ga 8rippe, &beumatismus,
Qeberleiocn. Ma9entrdmpfe II. T. p.
luuroen oaburd gebeilt. Gogar Blut=
pereiftuug tpuroe bur6 Den @ebrau1
oerielben perbinbert, als unIer gnfel bon
elmer 9iftigen Spinne eefohen nuroe.
Gin MrSt oes Baptiits sSanitorium f1nitt
Die @eihtpufit auf uno berihrieb ben
ylutbeleber geeen Blutpessiftung. Gin
anberes Mal fam uniere Sobter gmma,
tpelde in Gilmore. ST., tpobnt auf Bee
iub nit ibrem neun Monate alien
'@dualillg. Das Gino mar friippelbaft,
es fbien iueni9iens 10 gu iein. Gein
2eib mar unf6rmlib groB, Die @lieoer
angei1ucllen unb bas armv Din9
tonnte lih taum betpegen. Mir rietben
Der Wutter. es bDh nit bem Mlpentrdu-
ter 8lutbeleber 3u probiren aber bic
Gltern tpollten UNI, fsinen preis io3e.
nannte pBebeimmittel bel ibrem Rino
anipenben.# gines 9ages 9ingen lie
aus unb lieben oas Gino III unlerer
6irforae. Mir 9aben ibm iofort etne
ileine @abe Blutbeleber uno fubren ba-
nit bDn 3eit al 3eit fort. Man bes
n1srfte balo cine Menberung. Ser
Rleine mllroe lebbafter. Mls bic 81
tern bies fahen unb mir linen ben
@runo ber Beileruna mittbeilten, rpil-
|li9ten he Elm llno nabnen bel Der Mb-
|reiie einige GIoihen Der Mebi3inen nit.
Sebt If Der Rleine luitig llrlb 9efunD.
inb ipringt uniber ipie eir iunges Meb,
gum gf6bten tpunberlt leiner Gltert,.1
Mir boffen, baB Woritebenbes Il.
|iensuertbe 2iterotur fit ManAe tperoen
|nl69e.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-04-12

Na9 elmer amtliben @tatiiiif ha=
ben in ben lebten bier Sabren Die Mor=
monen folsenoe v9onpertiten" aemabt !:
in Snoiana 276, eSllinpis $50, Soma
100, Mil1ouri 100, Midiean rs, Wis-
cOnlin 100, Wtinneiota Is, Nebrasta
60. Sci oen Morli1pnen beibt es auh !:
v&esnet's nibt, 10 tr0pfelt's oob."
9ie pom 9taate Sllinois i'm oori=
gen Sabre einaeiebten GbicaaO'er Bu=
reaur sur unentgeltliden 8ermittelnna
BON Nrbeit batten bonn 2. Nusuit bis
l. Cttober 1899 1926 mdnnli6e Nr=
beitiudenoe opr lid. Sie Mebrbeit
oerIelben. ndmlib 500, paren niAt
ginaemanoerte, ionoern eingebOrene
Nmeritaner, unb Die meilten BON bieien
fuchten - Bu1balters= unb Gierfs=
5telen. Das ldbt tief bliden
Nuf einem .pferoe-Grieobofe" 1T
Der &aoaDer bes beriibmten Srabers
yWauo g., na95em cine f0rmlibe
2eihenfeier fattgefunoen bate. begra-
ben tuoroen. 3ablreide Sportsleute
ihnitten Der tobten Stute Mdbnenbaare
alb, um Ne als Nn0enten aufaubemab=
rem. ,Mauo 8" io1 aud Elm Grab=
monument befommen. Man fann ben
5portsleuten ob oieier entniirbisenoen
Danoluns eiaentlid feinen 0ortpurf
MAIDEN, tie baben eben nur pferoe=
berfano.
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&f a,,f geben nno Sob.

6err %. q. 0jnes, BON Chandelier,
Sa., fdreibt iiber iein tpunoerbares
Gnttomlnen bonn 5ooe luie folst !: .gr=
tdltuns nad ben Maiern beruria1te
elm sefdbrlihes 2unaeniibel, oas su
S6pinoiuht fiibrte. Sh batte bdufige
ylutnngen unb bultets Sag uno Nabt.
Nle meine Mer3te iaaten, baB i'd itsr=
ben miiiie. Damn begann i'd Dr.
Sings Nem Discovery fiir S6mino-
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ni6t obne oieielbe iein, uno nenn iie
$500 Die 6laibe toitete. Nuf meine
gmpfebluns bdben 9unoerte bas Mt=
tel aebrauht uno ole iaaen. oab es
INNER unteblbar 6als=., yrult= uno
2ungenleiben furirt." HegelmdBi9e
Gr0Be SOC. unb $l.OO. Yrobeilalhen
frei in s. s. Mliller & Sobn's Npo=
thefe. 4
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Cine III itIIdDt s. atnre

|ollf bic wDrn6noe l,f,tsr benen gne=
lamb ben IransDaal belriegt. Iiefert
|fol9en0er bosAoH.b6bniiher Brief zines
Gngldnoers an ben Deraus9eber Der
2onnoner 3eitlhrift 9rntb"
sd ipmpathilite BON gan5en 0er=
3en nit benz Grieoe ge0en Sranspaal.
uniere Mrmeen t61lneil gar, llid,ts belie=
req tbun, als Der Melt beibrinaen, oaB
lie gngldnber niht beltenern barf bic
lid berablaHen. i'm Nuslanoe @elo sil
MADDEN. SD babe bier (in paris)
biele Sabre eelebt. mid babel ,pobl. be-
funben uno biiblN Belb bel Geite oe.
|leat. Nber ib fiible mid ilnterbriift
|uno i'd m6hte, oaB sic Nlles aufbie=
ten, Inn jenen ipiiroigen Staatsmann.
Wr. Gbamberlain, su peranlaiien. baB
er Jranfreid) anar,ift, bomit mir 81
|lnierem &edte folnmen. SD perbiene
iriht aenug, UNI ie hoffen at biirfen,
oaB ih il, einem palais in Der por=
|nebmlfen 8e9enb 2onoons leben fam.
Weine Seele fiiblt lih in benz Beban=
fen bednaitiat, oab i'd Elm 0elot bin.
mos tein gn0ldnoer iein iollte. sic
|alauben 9ar ni6t. inie nieoertrdbtia
biefe sSranaolen mid bebanoeln. Muf
mande neutrality-suspicious. 3. q.
3uder, babe ib Mbaaben 5ll aablen. Die
ibren preis lnebr als berooppeln. Oa-
nit niht Ienug, muB ib cine ipeitere
Steuer fir meme 2ebensmittel beaab=
len, neil id in paris pDbns. Das
|nennen iie Gttroi. Wlan iaet mir,
unb i'd CLAUDE es ipobl, oaB Elm aroBer
She'll oes BON mir be5abllen @elbes uns
9eb6ri9 berpanot tpirb. lno ib tpeiB,
DaB es gum Sbeile Die Nus9aben fir
oas graiebnnasmeien oedt, obeleih -
Sic ,perben elm iolhes llnredt faum
fir m6glib baiten - 11,eine Sunaens
in ben ltaatlih unterftiibten Sbulen
tein gn9liid lernen uno oas GranS0li=
ihe t6atid6lih bic unterrihtsipra9e
lit MuBerbem miro eli, GROCER Sbeil
au Riiltungen perausgabt, Die mobl
aud einmal ae9en bas liebe alte @ng=
lamb berspanot peroen f6nnen. 60
un9laublih es Sbnen bortommen mag.
id babe bel Der geraussabuns al bie=
les @eloes gar nidts au iagen. Wenn
Sic oies b0ren, 10 tperoen Sic mir
Medt seben, oaB gnalano Granfrei1
an0reifen mub. um Danoel gu f6afs
fen. Nud miibte. tuie Der brape Mr.
Gbamberlain iast, ettpas geibeben. uln
ben Jran3oien before Manieren beisu=
brinaen. Menn ib in Elm Safe sebe,
bore Id iagen, oab llnier &riea gesen
Ole Buren ungerebt vt. llno es ibeint,
oab Die 5Sransoien nit oieien glenoen
iDmpatbiiiren. Wenn ih ibnen aus-
einanoeriebe, baB @nslano betanntlih
niemals einen unaeredten 2rieg fiibrt.
10 laden lie mid auf cine b0bft unge=
5o9ene Weiie aus. go lpie ih. tper=
ben piele 5auienDe BON gnal1nbsrn in
Tranfreih bebanoelt. SD babe natiir=
lid nibts oa9e9en. bab @nelano lid.
aui;ddft Der arober 3apitaliiten in
5ranspaal annimmt. oenn ie mebr
@olo Semanb bat, elm oelto grDberes
Geht bat er,aut 8eriiflihtiauna. Nber
tuenn oieie Sade erleoist 1T. 10 hoife
id 5uperlihtli6, oaB @nallno iib on
6ranfrei6 berunma1en ipifo."
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Nguinaloo foa bduiig Manila be-
iuden. Natiirlid inco9nito, tpie alle
sroBen Serren, iuenn iie ldltisen gm=
pfan9sebren eltaeben mollen.
= Gbicaeo lit. ,pie oortige 3eitlln=
aen lagen. iiir6terlib perlduloet uno
faftil1 bancroft, trob leiner rieli9en
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Geeinlent Der politifanten
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1900-03-23
Mini Mark Collections.

The mint mark collection is the lat
est thing in the line of numismatics
1t is the fad of the specialist and has
little attraction for the amateur The
object is to secure complete sets of per
feet specimens of all the coins issued
from the different minis
A great many people are scarcely
aware that there is any way to dis
tinguish the coins issued from the diff
ferent minis They may not have no
ticed the small 81 or "CC" beneath
the eagle or under the wreath. and
showing that the piece vas coined al
San Francisco or Carson City, or if ii
bears an 80" nj New Orleans Ana
they may or may not know that if il
has no mint mark it comes from the
mother mint ut Philadelphia But
the mint mark collector will see these
little letters in an instant and is very
apt to know Just how many dimes.
quarters, dollars or half dollars were
turned out AT any of the minis during
any year since 1904. Minneapolis Jour
nal