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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

FOR SALE-sEvERAL 4 AND s-ACRE TRACTS
OF LAND NEAR CONGRESS HEIGHTS: besi-
TRULY located; commanding q view Of the CITY
and POTOMAC RIVER. The cheapest land in
the DISTRICT; from 500 to $3ao per acre.
A great opportunity to build up VALUABLE
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lies 10TH ior&b .$45. 0o715 f9tA halls. ca sas 90
1A23 Q, ior&h. 20 50l6nr O,stDAt1. 100
ocl1-St =. W. GRAHAX, OF llth.
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"A NEW HOUSE FOR saooo -


"A NEW HOUSE FOR $3OOo.-
We have just completed q row of 2 story and
cellar hay-Windov brick houses in the a. sec-
tion. which aEe modern in every particular that
WIN be sold for 600 cash and balance In small
monthly payments. Thsy are in q neishborhood
pesare and are convenient to car lines. Parlor
reception hall. dining room, pantry and Kitchen
on LIST floor: tiled bath and bed rooms ON "a
floor; neatly finished and paDered throuehout:
porcelain tub: stationary washstand. This 10
chance for q person with q small income
Il H. B. HOWENSTEIN 9r0 q at NV
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CALL AT OFFICE FOR COMPLETE BULLET1N.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-09
National Guard Orders.

The following special order has
been issued by Adjutan,.General
Wickersaam oI the Natioua Guard
of Delaware:
Special Orders No. 6:
For the purpose OF lur,her carrv-
ing into effect G. O. No. 9. A. G. o.
Series, l90L Lrcuten ant Colonel
Frank D. Lackey, assistant Adiu.
tant Geueral, and Lieutenant COL
oucl A. D. Chaytor. Assistant
QuartermasterGeneral. will attend
the monthly meetings of the officers
achool OF the First Infantry. at the
arnory, Twelfth and Orange
streets. the dates for six mou,hs
ending January so, 1902. being as
follows: April 2Sth. May 70 and
June 80, 1902. Paragraphs two.
three and four OF the above ~men-
tioned order do oct apply 10 those
officers. They will report to this
office IN writing, their presence or
absence Immediately after each
meeting. BY order Of
JOHN HUM,
Governor and omnander-in.C Chief.
l. r. Wickcrsham.
Adiutant Cene.al.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-09
A HARD
STRUGGLE.
Many a Wilmington Citi.
zen Finds the Strug.
gle Hard.

With back constantly aching,
With distressing urinary disord srs
Daily existence is but struggle.
No need to keep it up.
Doan s Kidney Pills will cure you.
Wilmington people endorse this
claim.
Mrs Albert Bannon, SIG East
Seventh street, says:--"I had kid
ney complaint for five years. l tried
different so called kidnay cures and
consulted doctors but got no relief.
I was SO bad at times that could
scarcc'y attend to my household
cares. The pain in my back was all
but continual aud often kept up after
l had gone to bed. When l arose in
the morning felt lame aud sore.
Doan Kidney Pills came to my no.
tice through reading the home pa pers
and thinking they might give me re-
lief went to Danforth's drug store
and got box. was not disappoint-
ed in tie results for they took right
ho,d and soon brought me out all
right. My husband also used them
for backache and was benelited.'
For sale by all dealers. Price SO
cents. Foster.Milburn Co., Buffalo,
N. Y, sole agents fer the U. S.
Remember thename-Doan' and
take no substitute
The evening Republican., 1902-04-09
klEAI IL,

DAVlS-ln this city on April g. 100? Edna
Davis, daughter Of Charles and Leila DAVIS
ugui Iii ontus.
kelntiveI and friends are invited to attend
the funeral sorvlc e5 from the resi- dence Of her
purons No, 5JS Townsend street, South vii.
ningtou, on Thursday afternoon at z o'c, ock.
lntcrment New Castle, Del.
HOFFECKEE!n this city on April O. 100?
Joseph V. Huttcker aged II years
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
the funorat services atL!s late residence, NO
ZIG Lancaster avenue on Thursday evening
April TO- at o'clock. Errvlces at the Nj. u.
Church, Smyrna, Friday a.te!uunu at 2
o'clock. lnternent smyrGa, Del.
DUGAN-In this city on Weanesl day, April
8. 1902, Daniel A. hlgam
Relat,ves and friends OF the family are re.
spectlT:iy invited to attend the funeral from
MS late residence No 2?O Alarylan avenue,
on Saturday morning, April IL. High mas
a. 81. fau!'s CUurch h at o'clock. lntermeut
at new Cathedral cemetery.
HlGNUT-Op April :, 1902. Charles C. Hignut
IN Iii, S0.h ta",
Relatives and friends of the family, and
members of Phoenix Fire Company are in.
vteu to attend the funeral services FROM the
rcsldence'of his m other. Mrs FrancisiA. Mas
aey, No. l6 Il. 1th street, on FRIDAY afternoon
Aprt! II, a. o'clock. lnternenG at livur.
view cemetery.
COLLlNS--ln this city on Apr'l 8, Hattie Col.
Gn,, wife Of Leland Collins, aged 81 years
lie ,atiyes and trlenls are invited to attend
the tunera! from nrr late residence, Nc. $50
Townsend street. ou Thursday AFTERNOON at
ocio4k. interlnent IN Zion cein stery.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-09
RUSSELL -PURNELL.

Snow Hill, Md. April s.-Miss
Anna B. Purnell, daughtsrrf Mrs.
Margaret D. Purneil and the late
George W. Purne,i, and Alexander
Russell. Of the firm Of Burns, Rus
sell Il Co., Of Baltimore, Md, were
married at the home Of the brides
mother, in Snow Hill, this morning
Rev. Bishop Adams Of the diocese
OF Easton, and Rev. William Butler.
Of All llallows Church, OF Snow Hill,
otficiated.
The bride was given away by her
cousin, Frank Smith, Of Wayne, Pa,
Charles ". Slage, Jr., OF Baltimore,
was best man. Mrs. {. S, Greyor. of
New York, was matron of honor.
Miss Francis Purnell was flower girl
and Misses Susan II. Russell and Mar
garet Payne were bridesmaids. The
gift OF the groom to the bride was
superb diamond brooch.
The bride wore a gown of white
lace, embroidered with pearls and
orange blossoms. The veil vas of
tclle, caught with orange bios SONS.
She carried Il shower bouquet of i'll.
les OF the valley, orange blossoms
and malden-hair fern.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-09
NORTON-MCKAGEEY.

BY Rev, William j. Bcrmingha am
in st. Patrlcks chlrch last eyeu.
ing JOSEPH Norton and Mss Agnes
Mckasney were married in the pres.
ence Of a large mum Der of friends
Kew. George Kelley assisted
Father Birmingham.
Miss Mary Burke was brides
maid, and John Quinn, best man. The
bride wore gown Of white muslin
over silk. and the bridesmaid was
attlredin a handsome gown OF white
organdie. The church was decor.
ated with flowers and pottcd plants1
Following The ceremony recep.
ton was held at the home o! the
bride. 1915 King street. Among
the guests present were the follow.
lug: Mr.. a1d Mrs. Peter Mckap.
ney. John and William Mckagney,
Harry and Lawrence McKagney,
Mr. and Mrs. Owen McRagncy, Mr..
and Mrs, Veeland, Joseph Fenton.
MIR. and Mrs. Lewis Sinex, Mr.. and
Mrs. Patrick Kirk. Mr., and Mrs.
VIM. Murphy, Frank Gipp, Mr.. and
Mrs. Owen Burke. 2. Golden, Misses
Ellen and Katie Burke, Joseph and
Albert IIinkle, Miss Katie Kearns.
Miss Pauline Blank, Miss Carrie Nc.
Cue, Mrs, Stoeman. James Brainer,
Miss Annie Brlen, William Brien,
Joseph Snyder. Winner Deye.:sh,
Miss Mamie Mlrphey, Mr.. and Mrs,
J. Conner, Misses Noble and Katie
Garner, Miss Hannah Brenton, Mrs.
Maloney Mr.. and Mrs. John pinkes-
ton, Charles WinHler, Mss Maygara.
Lofand, Miss Katharine Bagley, Miss
Nora Fitzpatrick. Miss Bertha Hin.
k.e Among those present from
Philadelphia we're: Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Murphy, Mr.. and Mrs. Jas.
Norton, Miss Katharine Norton, Mrs.
Mrs. Lizzie Burns, William Sproggs
Alfred Wood, Miss Mary Leonard,
Miss Christine Maxhelm. Miss Vic
toria Varofsky, Miss Elizabeth Ian
ders.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norton left on late
train on their wedding tour to Lake.
wood, N. J. They wi.lreside at Rose
Mari, Pa,
The evening Republican., 1902-04-09
Joseph v. HOffecker Dead,

Joseph V. Jefferson. aged II
years. died this morning at his
home, No 1920 Lancaster avenue.
Mrs. iioffeeker aud SIX children
survive him. The latter are Mrs.
NJ. M. Crandall, 81. Joseph. Mo. !;
Mrs. Lucian Eaton, st. Joseph,
Mo-; Luther A. Hofccker Phila.
delphia; Mrs. John II. huntington,
Mrs. Thos, {. Oakley and Mrs. ].
Talley Smith, of this city.
Mr.. Hotfecker was a son OF the
late Joseph Hoffecker Of Kent
county and for many years was in
partnership ia the canning busi-
ness at Smyrna. with his brother,
the late Congressman John II. Hot
fecker.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-09
Rullh Clear Faces lis Indications
Of Spring Health.
PAlNE'S CELERY
COMPOUND
Makes Pure, Red Blood and Es!ab-
fishes a New a Vigorous
Vitality.

Men and women who have used
Palne's Celery Compound, and all who
have a knowledge of the wondrolls
cures 1t has wrought, particularly in
sprlngtime, unite in declaring that
the great medicine is a national bless.
ing.
The use of Paine's S Celery Compound
at this season by the weak, nervous.
s!eeplessEess and those afflicted with
rheumatism, neuralgia dyspepsia,
liver trouble, kidney disease, and i'm
pure and poisoned blood, means pure,
red blood. perfect digestive vigor, ,rud-
dy, clear faces. renewed strength and
permanent health.
Thousands Of grateful people have
sent in unsolicited letters testifying
to cu'es made by Paine's Celery COM
pound after the failures of doctors
and use of other medicines. The
wealthy and poor, the noted and IA
nous of our large cities and the quiet
people of our rural districts have sent
the glad news that at last they have
found a remedy |Paine's Celery Com
pound that has restored lost. vitality
and made themselves again.
No proof Of the efficacy of Pa;ne's
Celery Com pound as blood purifier
and rcnovator can be more conclus i've
or forcible than the strong testi mony
offered by Mr.. Ira Williams. Of james. !
town; n. y. one of the most popular
travelling statesmen on the road, Mr.,
Williams says: -
ut Is now about eight years since
used Paine's Celery Com pound, and
cleared my system OF impurities from
which suffered severely on acc cunt
OF breaking out all over my head
and part Of my body. l spent hun
drcds Of dollars in employing the best
physicians, but they could do nothing
for me. BY the use of your wonder-
ful medicine my recovery was COM
plete. | am travelling salesman, on
the road most of the time, and sin
cerely believe that | have helped
thousands OF Others by my personal
testimony as to the wonderful cura-
tive properties of paine's Celery Com.
pound. 1t certainly merits its won-
derfu! success. and it gives me great
pleasure to sar so. -
The evening Republican., 1902-04-09
In W ion Against Railroad

In Chhncery Cuurt. yesterday
Chance !pr Nicholson on Tie appIica-
lion Of Willard Salisbury, represent.
ing the Wilmington Steamboat Com =
panr, granted a temporary Injunction
against the +, iiaJe'pjia, Wilmington
& HaIltnprc Railroad Company. An
drew {. Gray arguel for the railroad
company.
! In making Improvements at Gordon
Heights, lhC company desires to
widen Its yoadbcd to aCcommoda, C
additional tracks, and to remove the
wooden overhead bridge leading from
fast land on ,tA2 west into Gordon
Heights park, owned by Tho steam
boat company, Tue officials Of the
steamboat company object to the re-
muYaI Of tine bridge, On which are
laid the tracks Ut the Wilmington &
Gordon Heights Railway Company.
The chanCcLior 5 injunction will ten.
porariiy prevent the removal Of tn c
structure. ictOr B. WUO'lcy wa
appointed examiner to take testimony
In the case.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-09
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Miss Mary Richards Chichester, Of
Philadelphia, and Felix du Pont, of
this city, were married in St. James
Church, iPhiladeiphia, today. Mr..
dupont is Il member of the widely
known dupont family, the powder
manufacturers.
In contracting this matrimonial
alliance be is bre akiny long estaL.
lished custom by choosing Il bride out
side Of fine DUPONT family. For many
decades the duponts have married
their own relatives.
The bridesmaids were Misses An.
ME +. Hamersley, Augusta S West,
Mary L, Pyle, Isabella +. Norton
Margaret S. Buckley, Pauline D.
Bowie, Ethel l.. Wlster, Josephine
l.. Brinton, and Elizabeth dupont of
this city.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-09
Death UI A Ii. DeaHyne

Smyrna, April o. \, G. Dcdkync
died >uAdeni.? On Monday last at the
les!dcnCe Of his sister. Mrs. Mary
Denney. lie had Ucen complaining
but few days.
The deceased was II wears Of are
ana was born in Dc&hynHyIIlr. His
early life was spent in farming and
thcn he was III business at Chester
fcr sometime. The doc"asei was
married twice, his first Wit" being
Miss EcmIna Collins and his second Il
Miss SlaAts. Of rvttSyitr. Mr.. Dca'i-
ynf was an ardcHt DcMucrat AMI
und while he never sought Oilile IN
his younger days WIS Il StaunCh party
worker He led a quiet and unvstcn-
talioNS ll!C, was Il Christian gentle
man ronmaH1ng the respect of all
NhD knew him, being an official mcm-
Der Of Friendship church. ln,"rmtnt
will he made Thursday. \ short SER
vice will he held at Mrs Dcnhcy S
home at ESQ, when the remains will
be taken to Friendship church where
The full service will be held.
i!c had many relative, in Whining
ton u1Ic New Castle uUWlV.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-09
Diamond b. G%c aapyssss aas sGlas
New Sewerage Systom Planned

Dover, Del, April s.--A mass-
meeting is to be heid in the Court
House on the evening of April %, to
discuss plans for installing u complete
sewerage system There is now an
imperfect system which emDtes 50
neat lie centre Of the business and
rcsIdcnccsection that trouble from
disease IS constantly feared. At tho
last mlnicIpa. election Council was
elected 'avoring the installation of a
system that will be complete. The
meeting vii! hear the report of an
expert, City Engineer 7 Chalky Hat
ton Of Wilmington, who has been ell.
gagged in making survey.
AS further safeguard Il new Board
Of Health has beeA for Dover: Dr. l.,
A. H. Bishop, 'o:mer Mayor EIdad
l.. Clark, lrls5y 3, Clark. Stephen
Slaughter, erjam:n DOnahO. Robert
II. Van Dyke and James KERN.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-09
DOTS.

James Fl. Kelley has received from
Frank IL. Nelson, of Company a, Second
Regiment. United Sta es Marine Corps,
now in Subic, Philippins Ianls, soma
excellent photograp- OF the regiment. tho
Native camps and the modes Of dress. Ct
the natives, along with copies Of the Man
lila new papers.
Six applicants for situations In the de
phrtnicntnl SO vice were given u civil ser
vice examination n5 tho Federal building
yesterday.
Wilmington and Moriel Encampment.
Knights of st John and Mal'a, entertain
ed members of Alpha Encunpment OF
Chester. i'll Edon Hail last ev,nlng.
The sses Margaret and Georgia
Huki'l, students of tho WomaL's College
OF Bal imore, have been visiting
their uncle. ". A. Huk!ll Of Ninth and
Tatnull streets.
Miss Ireno Morrison celebr ed her III
teenth birthday at the homo Of har father,
A, Nj. Morriron, at No. 1907 Adams
street, last evening. Numerous friends
spent an enjoyable evening.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-09
THE WEATHER,

q In the Middlc States end New ing
land to day cloudy weather viii prevail
followed by fresh easterly winds, and
rising temperature and rain.
Thursday promises to be cloudy
to fair and stationary temperature
with fresh westerly winds.
Friday, clear weather will pre-
vail. and stationary temperature.
The thermometer at w. C. Taylor's
drug store 302 King street today reg
istered as follows:
1o'clock 10 O'Clock lo'clock
43 46 - 4S
The evening Republican., 1902-04-09
To Celebrate JefiersOn's Birthday,

The Democratic League will
celebrate the l59th anniversary of
the birth of Thomas Jefferson, in
German Hall, tomorrow evening.
The Hon. John W. Grjsss, Of
Georgia will make the address of
the evening. The following COM
mittee will be in charge of the
celebration: William S. Meredith,
John Pyle, William S. Cloud,
George c. Morton, and William
f. Landthaler.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-09
With The Societies,

Agent Stout of the S. P. G. G.
and s. P. G. A. at the meeting
yesterday reported having investi-
gated "a complaints regarding
children and later reported hav-
investigated ~ complaints about
animals.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-09
PERSONAL
MENTION
ANGER KNIGHT.

Miss Laura Knight Of No. 1905
Market street and Walter Anger
were married last night by Rev. John
Shape.
Miss Lizzie Stafford was bridesmaid
and Charles Knight, brother OF the
bride, was best man. The bride wore
gown of white organdje with lace
trimmings.
IA reception followed the ceremony
Among those present were George II.
Angerand wife, William knight aLd
wife, William Knight, James Knight
Jr. and wife. Albert, Elmer and Jesse
Knight, Harry Sines and wife, Mr..
and Mrs. Anderson, Charles Ander.
son, Edward Kennedy, Harry Logan.
Howard Spain, Fred Gochen, J. G.
Kirby and wife, Misses Maud knight
Laura Slnes, Annie and Agnes Low
rer OF Winchester, Va. Elsie and
Emma Anderson, May Clark, Mary
Tibbitt, Mrs. Kennedy.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-09
Fast PAGER.

George H. Huber has a fast nag
coming 4 years old which he pur-
chased about year ago near
Midlletown. The horse is q
handsome bay standing eleven
hands high is Of Hambletonian
and Murphey strain. He can
pace below 2.1O,
The evening Republican., 1902-04-09
ca RD BASk EFT.

MI. and Mrs J. J. Hoffecker and
Miss Hoffecker, who have been visit
ing friends in this city, have return.
cd to their home at Ridley Park.
Harry Sparks and Clarence Can.
non have returned home aftera visit
to friends in Trainer, Pa.
Mr.. Nelson Gray, who has been at
tending tue NJ. T. Conference at Cen
treVi'!e, returned home today.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-09
Magic Bells,

Will be given at the New Century
Club drawing room on Friday even.
ing, April l..h. Tickets can be
had from any OF the members Of
West Sunday School and at Ilumph-
rey Brother 8 store No. 6l5 Market
c
The evening Republican., 1902-04-09
nust Paw Rant

Judge Bradford in the United
States Court to day, landed down a
decision granting priority to the
claim for $767 50. 70: rent Of No. PIG
Market street, against the estate Of
Samuel Mitchell. d bankrupt.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-09

MURDER.

Fourteen year old Julia Smith,
colored. OF Red Lion, had a mlrac-
ulous escape from death on Mon
day.
Charles Banes. formerly Of this
city had been stopping at intervals
ut her mothers house.
IA He was considered a great friend
OF The family. During the absence
of the girls mother on Monday af.
ternoon Banes made improper pro-
posals to her. These she resent
cd aud then he attempted to felou-
iously assault her. The girl is
strong and under such circum.
stances she fought desperately to
get from her would-bs ravsher S
Iiutchcs.
Fl ,Enlreaties and threats we're of no
avail. Finally the girl succeeded
In breaking away from Banes.
Facing him determinedly she
: ahted her intention OF having him
arrested as soon us her mother lc-
turned home. Banes With an oath
pulled a revolver from hs pock ct
and saying I'm fix you that you
will never tell'' fired point blank at
her. The girl threw here arms up
as she saw the revolver pointed at
her. Next moment the revolver
clicked and bullet went crashing
into her side. 1t struck rib aud
glaneins to one side went out below
the shoulder blade. The girl fell
10 the floor and Banes believing he
had accomplished his deed gathered
up some clothes and lett the house.
No traces have beeu found of him
s.nce, The report OF tn: pis tol shot
brought assistance to the girl. A
team was secured aud the girl was
taken to tile residence OF her uncle
AT ChristIaua where she was attend.
ed by DR.. Peters. An examination
os the wound showed that had the
ball not struck the rib It would have
entered The girls heart Her con-
diilon is not serious.
An inspection ol the house shows
fhatlhe bullet after passing through
The g ris body lodged III the wall o!
The room where they were at the
lime. The residents Of Ned Lion
are in an angry mood over the Com.
mlitment OF The alrociuus crime IN
their usually quiet village. Lverv
ef ort Will be madcto secure Hanes
A warrant was sworn out fO1 his
arrest before asistra,e James W.
Shal.ey and II was given to Consta-
liz Porter State Detective t'r ancIs
and the Chel OF Police viii be ask
ed 10 look out for Barnes.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-09
See The Magic Pe,,

A pleasing entertainment 10 bo
given by the primary departmental Of
West Sunday School, Friday even-
ing. April ii, at 8 o'clock. at ths
New Century Club Drawing Room.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-09
At The First =. p. Church

Miss Carolyn Clayto Pierce and
her elocutlon pupils, will give an en-.
tertainmeEt in the First NJ. P'Church
Seventh and Walnut streets, tomor.
row evening, Proceeds for.the benefit
OF the church.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-09
Struck [}y an EIytre

While picking coal In the VAST Yard
this morning Thomas Hssson, of No. 300
Sixth Avenue was struck by an Engtus
and had his left hesi mashed. liz was
taken to the Delaware Hospi ul III the
ptos iix ambulancc
The evening Republican., 1902-04-09
RAIN or Shine

Wr'r" ready for You. The
new Rain Coat SIC. Mackin-
toshcS, -, 81, - and $500.
Sum Coats, - and $50 TIM
rellas soc to II Self Open
erst.
But we'll have lots of bright
days and you want to be ready
with new suit, now is a good
time to get ready.
Is styles Of Mems Suits for
$3.50 as good as any ten dol
lar suit of clothes shown any
where else-clays, serges, cas-
simeres, striped worsteds, bas-
ket diaGonals and others.
: 40 styles Of Mems Suits for
$40 with hundreds of other
styles for S., s6, $3.50, S12
and $15. Most of them are
Union made.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-09
PUBLIC SALE

~ d at 4. w. Corner Third and SAiu
rGlDAY, APi:I, Iltl a.
S"."raI vHrlciy of hul.eholJ
suites, rh rlber suites. Ia.
rrS an many other articics
,'l 4llnr place a. l.IJ y. IN.
H,pgu Il.
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The evening Republican., 1902-04-09

L'OR sALE-FOUR HELPERS | SPRING
u Ing an II tine dr wing mare Apply at
Toids farm. Slst and Market Streets
u13,.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-09

JTOl; RENT ROOMED HOUSE sun A.
I' bic for candy store or privnte DIV 4Ilmg
Apply tl6 LON bard street. n9-Jl'
The evening Republican., 1902-04-09

CTOR NGE or HOUSEHOLD AND o HER
~ eools III separate apartments under loci;
and key at cusonabl2 rates. 5yi Mar.tet ot
second floor; apply at store. 40