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MAY HAVE NEW MANAGER.

Washington Special to the PHILADELPHIA Even
ing Bulletin. -
Within the past two months / have
frequently stated that James k. Jones
present chairman of the National Demo.
cratic Campaign Committee, w0uld MT
be chosen by the Democratic National
Committeeman at the next convention
Tor the place he at present occupies. Rs-
cent developments show that the predic-
ITO ls made were correct, and it will sosn
be definitely known that Senator Jonas
IS not Colonel Brysn's choice for his
campaign manager this year. The Balti-
more sun has just printed the following
dispatch from its bureau which bears ont
every statement have made regarding
Mr.. Jones:
When Mr.. Bryan was here he bad
several Interviews with Chairman Jones.
OF the National Democratic Committee
according 10 report one of these inter-
views lasting nearly an hour. and a.
which ne other persons were presant
ended in serious disas agreement bet W sen
the tive gentlemeA. This has bern nosi-
lively denied by Mr. jones, aad. of
course, IT is proper his denial should be
accepted.
At the same time some who ought In
be pretty well posted insist that willis
the principles of Mr.. Jsnes suit Mr.,
Bryan well enough, his methods of man-
agement do net.
1t IS always delicate thing to get rid
of one whom you like and respect. and
yet who is not the man for the place he
Is IN. The high personal character of
Mr.. Jones and his many estimabIe Quail
tiles are tully recognized by all, but it in
regretted he does not posseas the at
tributes required for the efficient man.
agement of great political campaign.
Tbis was plainly made manifest in the
campaign of 1896, and it is undsrstood
from Mr.. Bryan down, the silver Demo.
cratic leaders want man in charge in
ls0o who will be some sort of match at
least Tor the astute and well-trained DO
lltical managers who will have in charge
tha Mckinley campaign.
La speaking of this today one of the
House Democratic leaders remarked:
Jones is q lovely fellow, but he has
no Enswledge whatever OF politics. How
sssid he? They have no politics in
Arkanssw. They have ne bether with
nemination, and NO bother With slse
tieas." ''S
What this leader said ia an illustra.
tien Oh the general sentiment. So, az
Ar. Jones ia mot thick-skinned, it is az.
sumed he will take the hint and retire
gracefully when the time comes. Other
wise be will be retired, anyway.
Without respect for results ON election
say much more Interest 10 counted on in
ne East than four years ago.
AT the conferences held here last week
ssouranoes are said to have been re.
'eived OF substantial contributions TO the
funds ss certain to be fertb-
smlsg lieLn that sectIoR. This would
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be quite different experisnce from that
of 1896. although contrary to what has
besn she general belief. 1t was told at
one OF the sonfsrsnses above alluded to
shat several hAadsone Individual osfsr-
ings wore ssnt at that time from New
York and Boston.
What 10 dssirAbls, it is said, 10 to pat
a man in charge of tbs nsxt campaign
who will know how to make judisious
use Of the funds which may bs intrpstsd
10 bis caro-; whs will have that thorough
knowlssss Of sosR which will prevent
him being dsesivsd and iu po.sa upon by
mere politieai eharlRtans aaS I'D ven
tursrs, and above all, wboss plans will
ss based upsn the fundamental pris-
ciplss Of political seisnee.
A considerable ssnsimsnt has dsvel.
opcd in favor Of Senator Martin, of Yir-
sini2. Mr.. Martin 10 said by his friends
to bs thorouE going, practical psliti-
clan. They said be belongs to that class
of politicians who do lIstls talking but
dsal Of thinking.
1t 10 admitted Mr.. Martin has had
little, If any, experience ia national
politics, but man well up in Virginia
politics has grsst capacity for learning.
Mr.. Martin bias himself never intimatsd
any sspifssions in this connection, and
the suggestion snanates sntirsly from
sthers.
Mr.. Bryan and his close advisers and
Supporters say the Democratic party must
hold on 10 silver, ~ there 10 no other
question which Affords such a Iallyins
nucleus.
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LOCAL NEWS NOTES.

Judge Crossan heard six witnesses
yesterday IN the case involving ,he will
of Josiah Zane. "'-'
Trinity churshmen will hold a social
meeting ia Trinity parish Louise on
Tuesday evening.
Edwin M. Herbert will be buried This
afternoon in Emmanuel P. E. Church
New Castle, at 3 o'clock.
DR.. Matthew A. Booth, who died in
Washington, on Tuesday will be- buried
IN Mt; Salem cemstery, this city, at 3
O'Clock today.
The old Barkley building at the corner
OF Fourth and French streets is being
torn out by Charles Anderson preparas
tory to extensive improvements.
The rsmains OF r. H. Nicholson. late
superintendent Of ths New York. Pbila.
delphia and Norfolk Railroad were
taken through this oitv yesterday.
William Stroup, a farmer, living near
Shristiana, who had ssvsral riss broken
by slipping on ice at Third and French
ssreets about ten days ago, ia recovering.
Tbs grocery store belonging to Ker-
cilda L. Townsend, at Eighth and Pop
lar streets, was sold yesterday morning
BY Constable Hughes to William H. Nc.
Garrity, the owner of the building. for
S7l. 80
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SUSSEX COUNTY LEVY COURT
From tho oesrgetora U.ion Repxsacas.

From tho desrgetoun Uaion Repsshess.
The Pilot is fast establishing reputs-
ton for political prsvsrieatteH asd un-
fairness. 1t says that no Dsneerstie
Levy Court ever allowed Clerk of tbs
Pesco more thsa ~, ,00e 60 sS 800 psr
!, aanam, and the sentiment wsz that suoh
was tso Muchl' What puro, Hnsdul-
teratea lie! A lie either Of ishersnss or
Of ssalioe. The present Clerk Of the
Peioe 10 even now ssiag the argumeat
that his present bill should bo allie we'd
BECAUSE his predecessor got as niushl"
Besides, il, as the Pilot says, eren ~. 500
was toe @ach in days cones by, why did
net, the party thea in power cut it dc wn?
La the Eliot in favor of John B. Dofman's Q
bill az Clerk Of the Pssee? Ii il thinks
1t Is cut OF reassn. q fraud uPen the tax
payer, why does net the Pilot oommend
the Levy Court fer their efforts? Why
not come out and say so ia . frank and
manly way, instead of saesrirg at tho
sasrts naade to reduce expenses, To 10 wor
taxes, to restsre the county or~dlt? It
haen't the courage. 1t hasn't even
ths 'Hcilnatios. Its measure of public
daty 10 cheerfal acquicscense in public
steals thst &c to benefit Dsmocrata, and
oarpins, sseering attack upon i,a poll
neai eneaies. evea while engaged ia the
laudsblo efsTt to prSvoRt thom.
We have inal word to cay to the
Pilct. Remembcr the thiovins that wont
sn in this coaaty for years until it cul-
minated ia the disclosure OF 1898. Re-
member that over hundred thousand
dollars Was proved to have been lost by
forged orders under q Democratic Levy
Court and by Democratic officials. And
farther remember that the present con.
sltlon OF government, its methods, and
looting habits of generation or more.
cannot be gotten rid of in day. 1t will
take time, for the task is immense.
There Is so much to clean. A long pro-
cess OF education must eradicate the
methods of Democratic rule. And sboye
all things do not msgine that the Pilot.
"fr any other Democratic paper can un.
load the Democratic rottenness of Years
upon Republicans. We wont let YOU
do it.
Those county bonds which the Pilot
refers to are matter doubtless nf near
not to say personal, interest. This in
quiry OF the Pilot will keep.
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His Mistake Was in JumpinD

Elkton, Nd. Jan. 24.-By the burn.
ing out oil journal on loaded car of a
south,oound freight, at North East, on
the Philadelphia. Wilmington & BaIti-
more railroad, yesterday, slight wreck
was caused which delayed traffic for a
snort time. Caleb Mann, of Whining
ton, fireman OF the extra freight, which
was signsl:ed to stop, jumped from his
engine, under the Impression of big
wreck ahead, and was injured by the
lali. lie was removed to his homc. He
was the only person hurt.
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Hawkins Down and Ont.

Dover, Del, Jan. 24.-The Kent
county Democracy at Dover yesterday
explained in a resolution it's reason for
retiring John D. Hawkins, former secre-
tary OF State, from the chairmanship Of
the committee in the following: RE
solved, That the Democlalic COMMITTEES
OF Kent county, in electing A. N, Brown
as chairman, had no reason for such
election other than that Mr.. Hawkins
was unable to attend the meetings of the
committee regularly and give the time
necessary for the work of the com
mitlee."
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DAILY in Good Condition.

Jack DAILY was in this city yesterday
for q while, having run down from his
Philadelphia training quarters He is in
excellent condition ior his go with Jack
Burke at the Academy of Music tomor.
row night, DAILY is confident of winning
the hight. The show, which is given by
the Ariel Athletic Club, promises to be
iull moneys worth. Daly's trainer, Kid
Howard, OF Chicago, will meet Gus
Gardiner. There will Re a rafting bout
between the two local favorites Jack
Ward and Frank Hoffecker. la addition
the club will put on two battles royal
The grand wind-up between DAILY and
Burke will not take place until 10
O'Clock. This will give an opportunity
to those who desire to hear BRYAN. to
also see the Day-Burke contest.
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HAPPENINGS
THROUGHOUT
THE STATE
ky special Dispatch to The Sun.

CIV ---g--O
ky Special Dispatoh to The 8aa,
Portcrs, DOL, Jan. "a The nters of J,
Harry Crumpton, at Portsrs Station uss
robbed last night. About forty pair OF
shoes, some clothing and othsr articles
were taken. Ent ance was effected
thrugh side window. Nr. Crum pton
who sleeps in tho second floor of the
building was not awakened by tbs
burglars. Mr.. Crumpton is postmaster,
but the stamps belonging to the depart.
ment were locked in the railroad safe
and were not stolen.
Besides being postmaster and pro-
prletor OF the general store at Porters.
Mr.. Crumpton is telegraph operator
station agent, freight overseer, calf ticker
and leading commits ion merchant of the
junction.
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Dredging Third Street Channels.

The following letter explains itself:
- Ar. Jefferson b. Fosrd, Clerk of the
Peace, Wilmington. Sir: We have
now to report that We expect to start
dredging the Third Street Bridge Chan.
nels, Thursday, the 25th inst. We will
continue until work is finished, unless
prevented by unusual heavy or freezing
weather. Trusting this will be satis-
factory, we are, yours truly,
Atlas Dredging Co.,
W. w. Pusey, Treasurer.
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To Cut Down Sherifr's Fees.

Georgetown, Del, Jan. PA move
ment is on foot to cut down the profits
OF the Sherlff's office. For more than
~ years the Sheriff has charged Sl9 SO
lor advertising sale and ack kn0wledRing
the deed. The actual cost is 1925, leav-
ing profit of $l2.0S ior the Sheriff. II
10 now proposed to fix the Sberiff's
charge at 1925.
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KEEP COOL, GENTLEMEN.

FROM the Dover State Sentinel.
Democratic newspapers are working
themselves into fever over the hars
mony proposals of the Union Rennhli.
cans Keep cool, gentlemen don't worry.
the funeral has been arranged for M
vember, and the corpse will be ready.
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-, FIRST AsSESSM RNT DISTRICT
VIII hang bOks up for First SECOND mir,
s,n,e s g. nDiSIlc,s at John R. sulivans ciga
st1.r, ouz Ehst IhlId street.
rlith, slxth, Seventh and Eighth Districts n
,ne rlrst Assessment District at Josepb p f,ro.e
Ss SarIer r1 SHOP southwest corner Fourth und LON
Ninth. Tenth. Eleventh, Twelfth and Thir
G Seehth Districts of First Assessment District a
Sinatles faylor's cigar store, northwest corne
oI4th ana Lomt ard streets,
me Investment assessment for First Assass
| Fifth street. % va Hsis
SECOND ASSESSMENT DISTRICT
VIII hang books un for Thirty-eighth. THIRTY
mlhti Fort eth and Forty-first Districts AT I'M,
streets. ' Gnu rielch
Forty y-second, Forty-third Forty-fourtb Forty.
nlth alld Forty-sixth Districts at Harry Ronue,.
sin, ctgsr store' northwest corner Tenth and pine
,,f,il, ,Ff,airty-seventh; Forty-eghth, Forty-ninth
pilurth y p!lh and Fifty-frst Districts at Joseph /
NEbs 1hss innsa. G,gar store. Sco Martet street,
tne Investment assessment for Second District
NJ vi nsm H. HsnnA's. sl8 King street.
THIRD ASSESSMENT DISTRICT.
Al, WIN hsne books up for Fifty-second Fifty.
Iaiiu In fluy-i0urih and Fifty-hith Districts az
Sintb and nms .diin d,ng store, southeast cornel
,rlitycnIth, Fifty-seventh, Fifty-eightb Fit.v.
thiri n.n' SlItleth. slxty-hrst, Axty-second 9xty
viii, VILE sif,y-feur!h ana sirsy-hfth Hstics At
corner Delaware sveaue and Jefesson street. wv
fhe invsstsaeat assess xent OF Thim. As-
sossment LnsGiet. at williAM r. Hmjth's gro.
street. 'e1eAsea
FOURTH RLRCTIos BIsTRICT.
WI hang books up for Four,eenta. Fiftes.t,,
We We NJ scenh districts at James Marking, AZ
svenseorh. Rightcenrs. Ninsseentb Tv..
aosn so iHe.w-hrss District ut asr assst oar
Aer Tvs $3.50 = & an sAsisos streets.
ie ioalts District. Nancy 0aisiey's, sss usSiscs
TIE i lAvessmsat asssssmsnt for Fssrth As,ss..
A>"~t Diselot at sN West second street.
FIFTH sssss N KET DIsgRICT
.. mill hAns bssks up for Twenty Rfth. Twss,v-
hxth Trsaty-seysnsh, Tws1sy-sssht
ven y-sineA districts at Hugh swsrnav,s
' oatn"sst esraer Second sad vaa Eult@
Thiraeth and Thirty first Distriats at D..is,
s,es noars' hsrtseast cerner 5eyesth and Franllin
Thirty-seeond Thirty y-thi,a aud rs,u.u s.,.
Districts at Matthew Gallashers sauth as, nor
her tsurth aud Frankliz = streets Wv W
n;iihiity-hith, Thirty sixth and Thirtyseyenth
MspyIass 80 a., T. MeReeyer south vest cernor
"aiyiahs al avenue and Linden street.
% The inyestnaent a.sess most at Isal Elm, atraa+
ponsa Isessos @ VIII Be IN session at the Court
s,tb a,s Levy Ceurt reosa) On January 26th, 9th.
.rn Sytn sha 5lst for the purpose OF ms king any
EsrIeeusss and placing any name ON ths ssses.' |
lnSLI s hst that may have tseen ommitteS And eisa
az 81, snsmer any qussesn with reference ts tae
Adams Tax Law or invessm eat W INC
JAMES d. Mccoy.
w1,,,. Rpt District.
HARVEY HOFFRCK m
NEAL KENNEDY. Di'''''''
FeHruh District.
WILLIAM ]. BAILEY.
Fifth District
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ON SATURDAY,
THE srd DAY OF FEBRUARY 1900.
AT 10 o'clock II. M,

'NN ~ ''"lHk uesVllDeu Neal Estate, VIZ.
All those two certain lots. or pieces of land
es' 2 having Two st,ny brick dwelling rected
thereon, situate in the city az u iiinirg,nn
bounded and described as follows b W.T.
No. b. ginning at point on the southerly
sine OF Seta M street at curier of land lin,v nT
ihofme,ly OF Absalom Black; thence with said
Blsck's line southerly parallel with n road com.
monty called the Companys rond .eventy.ni,e
ieet three inces more or lrhs to l,anipl B Auder-
sohsHne: thence wester With said Daniel /,
ehseIsons line thirteen fe.t six and uhrea-
quarter incheA to a lire of land now or formerly
OF Peter Cbippe; thence with hi. line n,,rtharI, ,
para el With said Company's Road seyentv.ni M.
ieet nx-hehes to the said Side ef secoud street
aAe thence thereby essteriy tbirteee feet .ix and
y. th en inchos 10 the place sf becinnitg;
pe tne cont~hn thereof what they may
No. Beginning ct pint OH the aa,,tberlv
see Aachors&e met at the distance of one
s9Hsred snd sixty feet Westerly frsp tbs west.
iaiS sn, ~ es. a. sssst' AsehsIase street b~ing
avehse Ans aista es ssusherly ffsn the sauihrrly
sac tnelesf twehu.sfex snd aiasty- -eve f~.si
OAK .ssest 10 laid ess ct dxS fest wids paysllsi
VIZ. ssceh stset AHd disssRt westerly frsm the
nesterIy nse tas'ssf three hssdrsl ts~t: thapce
seaissfi. - Allsl with eak street axs pxssi :
tnraAxn TIE niedls Of the eivfdsn wall kesve.s
tss sssss On tsfs lst ass ths hesss sajSdpisr =
"a s1sa a1g -sss fsst " q s~ss; tAoaes
I'D y ssstser s.rnsF; thssss nsrtAsTiy psrslIol
w W. esx snsst dIN enc feet to q psiat In shs
I.. 1ee 81 tnSssrsKe erect, AID
- ssses tNerssy ssststly ffi<es fxps To the plpee
may. "~"0 eAcs
ssazed and tsssa In sxssutsx AZ ths pr.x.rtv
81 3 4sSsxsrt iHoh, aertasgsr and It's. and 10 ke
JOHN e. TAYLOR, slens.
;, ahsT,fs eRce, wilniastss, Delaware, Jan
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To Engage in Realty Buain.ss

Dover, Jan. 24.-The Altonw wood Park
Realty and Investment Company. of
Delaware. ~ which has capital stock Of
S3,O 900, filed its certificate of incor.
poration here today. 1t will engage in
the real estats business in the U5ited
States and foreign countries, pnrohas-
ing and selling real estate, erso,ing
hotels and establishing spring COM
panles. The incorporstorr reside in Nav
York. w"
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P. TONER.
Practical Horse Shosr
s2s Orange Street,
WILMINGTON, DEL
Ligat Track shesaAg q sv.e;.isw
Very Little Trade
1'Ga' Erack Bhes4ng q spsei aitv

Very Little Trade.
The eaiter Of Ehe Drue Ama,sos,
says that three yssss age there was no
free trade.
@fee years age there was saiahty
iittie trade Of amy k.ad, bat the nsint
70 Dc borne in mind is tlaat at that time
tne naee Of printing eaper was highor
thaN hajsfsdsy in spite Of me aIleeSs
trust. .'-Trgnton Gazette.
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CsM1FEss YIsgvR OF WRIT
ktsf Lsvan Eseans, 10 as sircetss viii ~ a. y,
pgsss " pesAe ssh st tAs Csxft Msese ss
sarkst aksst bsSmsaz TsHtA aus p,s Sarr n
eGes@ IN rae city Of wilHisEtsn. New fxsyf.
sssnty, stste Of Delaware.
ON FRIDAY,
TIE ~a BAY OF FEBRUARY, lsss
st2e'cisek p. n,
tse fsllswinE described real sstste. viz.
AZ that ssrtaiA lot, pieoe or yAreel of land
WIFE er1ck dwelling hosse thersss ereotsS
stunts N tss City Of Wtlminstsn, Aforesaid
sosnxea sns described as follows to wit:--
r = =nss ~ Peizt en- tho sorthary side of
veAts sTset at q dtstascs OF oas-hunsr rej
aaa isnf teot four inches essterly fro. he
oNsse,Iy y see ef orsnes street; thenoo northerly
retHllei WIN Orange street and Hsssins throusI
tee nlusle sfA party wall between tLis ho,sse
~ sAa @e seuss ndtoinlps on the vet ninety feet
~ ~ esfnef; thence essteriy parallel with
fleventh street twenty y-oae feet TIVE inshe. tn
snothu corner; thence ssu ! srly psrsIieI ,,ith
Q,lahxs street ninety feet to the said aorthe,Iy
s,os u kievezth 't'eot; thspcp westerly slsns
tne ssld nertherly side of Eleventh sprs,t tventy-
~ Ieet TIVE lnehes to the place OF brrippi,ig
10 sne contents thereof wha' tbes may.
seized and taken tn Q e.eostion q. ~ nrocar,~
Of Frederick r. CLARK and Henri q s,lsrs
ec9s%s OF Isbn q. CLARK dscesaed mortxaSor
!. sno susss CiAi his wi Q surviving nort
ssgor apd k'iZabtth Clark, Frsierief r. Clsrr
l nehIy ClArS, susan Clark, kirisu ID. Bower
= Anu u, Cnar,ss Bower her husband, and AlsIis
, , N,Nk hei'Sat-iaw of ihe said John G. Clark
o,, - JOHN E. TAYLOR Sheriff.
snennI Onice, Wilmlngtos, Delaware In
lkrv Il 800 o~h-
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Quail and Grouse for Delaw.ra

>, Dover, Del, Jan. 24.-Seeretary and
treasurer |. n. Mills, OF the Delaware
Game Protective Association, il arrang.
Ing to receive 400 dozen quail and a larse
quantity of grouse from Tennessee
laey, will be used to re-stock the State
which was depleted of the birds by lhe
blizzard last February. '"'
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I. II. p EuUocx 8 Cn.
Tailors and Clothiers,
Filth and Market Streets,
PETITION FOR DIVORCE
rnm cAsSLE COUNTY ss., THE STATE op
Snwars, to the sAsriE Of New Gsssle Cssuty

FhM CAsSLE COUNTY. ss, TIE STATE OF
srsssHg: o~ehe osaAty'
Whereas Emily X Reed sy her pat;.
see to the Judges of our supsrjsr csurt
nise in tAe sMce Of the Prsth hssstary,
81 ssla esart in and fer Dew Castle
gsssty, for the easse Of esmpIaint
l"hALl tssrein alleged. has hanae applisarisn
- eur said Judges that . Searao mo ~
se Hsnsences eissslv ving the nsrnaoe
e1isass setwesH the PshHsser and
JeAs n. Reed anu
~, thersisre. coMMara yea as ysn wore
sersS9Ts osss saasca, that ysu summeS iahn
" nsss mat he be and sFsear ssfsTr the luSgaS
Ss AMe Ceurt vt the next terns thereaf ta i,s
1ss Isst ~ Wilmington. en- Nesaay, the fiftb 5ev ~
reTonIy hsxt, to aEswer the ailsaaHaus aftha
sais sstitleser, knily 4. Reed, aecsrSipg TO tse
Az 81 bly, In such case msde and srsyidsS
-. 80 ass te de and reosi se what the Osnrt ssafi
sssh ~ hoe sAsrs eanRiasr ssneernine him in tbis
ssAaIi ~ 70 tse Court shall seAsa meet and cos
nsst as rlts tAe Prsvisisas of the said Act Of
Ana have ysu then thsre this writ:
"IsHsss the ksHsrabe CHARLES r. Lave
scare at wtlEisRrsR, the Twestys,vantS
~ay - Neys1ser, A. D.. Eighteen -hunsrsd and
lssssa November, II, 1899.
VICTOR B. wooLLRy.
PrstheHetary.
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Farmers Institute at Georgetown.

Georgetown, Jan. 24.-The Farmers
institute OF Delaware met in the Court
iiouse mere today. Addresses were de-
ilvered by Charles Barker, on "Straw-
oerrIes;' p. +. B. Woodall, on early
Caobage,. and Hon. Paynter Frame, on
melons" An election Of officers fol-
lowed The debates.
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Sunday schools, etc, in private
parties can see Lunettc at 504 Market
| stl oct.
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es.ss aiAcedree ier less than
.ha afe Fund crested is divided equally between
Enna naiIy aay Of the late Eugene Field and the
memory Of the beloved poet Of shildhoed. 70 'ne
Address
= 1oonNh FIELD MONUMENT SOUVENIR FUND
lAise at Beck Stsres) ISe Nsnres 81 t,h;s...
VI YOU also wish to send POSTAGE enclose Iocts
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Given Free

to each perssn interested
In subscribing to the Eu
gone FIELD NsnumeM
souvenir Fund. SUB.
scribe any Rmsuat de.
sired. Subscriptions az
lew as Sl.se will enatie
aener 70 this ssinEly ar
tisHc vsluMe.
"PBLp FLOWERS"
lcioth bound, sxls,) as a
certificate Of subpcri ptl on
70 fund. Beck contains a
selection Of Fields hsst
and most represent tai ys
Wsrks and ia ready for de-
hut for the noble con-
trisutien of the worlds
greatest artists this heol
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Read The Sun and get all
the news. delivered at your
dosr 6 cents a week.
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lNGToN JANUARY 25 1000
sHERIFrs SALES.

- HERiFF's sALE-BY VIRTUE OF WRIT
= , Of Levsn Faces to me directed will he ex.
posed To public sale az the Court House on Mar
ket street between Tenth ard Eleventh streets
IN IN the cry OF Wilmington, New Castle County
State OF e.aware
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Cut
Prices
On
L dlGlll
Leather

few of the larger sizes and
widths, but they will soon
go at above prices. Heavy
Patent Leathers, Enamels,
Russetts and Box Calf
shoes, our IS and Sc grades,
with rs per cent off. All of
our 81 heavy shoes at s.. so,
with our regular So. so walk
over line. If you want any
of the cheap So and S2. so
Patent Leather Shoes come
in at once, before sizes are
all gone.
Closed evenings at 6
o'clock except Saturdays.
The sun., 1900-01-25

Shoes. S o IN e
small lots and
odd sizes tina. we
want to clean up.
So 90, $2. so and
So. so for shoes
that were IS, Sc
and 81. Most
small sizes and
narrow widths q
The sun., 1900-01-25
EUGENE
FIELDS
POEns
A $7.oe
BOOK

THE Beck of the
century Hand
ssmely Illus
trsted by thirty
TIVE of the
Worlds Great
est Artists.
The sun., 1900-01-25

sbar;s,. oa,;o J0HN e. TAYLOR Sheriff.
ukrv Il. 800 ~"~ie' jan
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-05-18

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