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and struck the trail and was in
ahead. They were exhausted and
entirely out Of food and we're forced
TO push on, The belief grew in their
minds that they would find Lswrence
ut the Meadows waiting for them
and we're greatly shocked at not
finding him there. Tie following
morning Mr.. Ruff came to Weiser
and Immediately started back to
make more exhaustive search.
Lawrence Is member of the Wood
men and the Eagles and these orders
have empowered Mr.. Ruff to employ
competent assistance It the Meadows.
Mr.. Ruff fears Lawrence mat with
some accident and was hurt 70 such
an extent that he could not make hls
whereabouts known II he were not
killed. When Lawrence left the out
fit last Saturday, he had neither
food or arms of any kind and his
position would be serious, if lost,
and il injured would perish fr..m
hunger before Mr. Ruf eau discover
HIM with his relief party. Mr.. Law
renee is highly esteemed here and
many friends are greatly worried
over the strange circumstance.
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LAWRENCE Is LOST
IN MOUNTAIN V|LDS
STRANGE DISAPPEARANCE OF A WEISER
MAN IN THE VICINITY OF
THUNDER MT

Last Wednesday Mr.. A. Ruff ar
rived in W-iser with the information
that his partner jesse Lawrence was
lost, injured or dead in the noun
tains.
Three of them left Thunder Mt.
tn come out by he Roseberry trail.
Between Yellow Pine Basin and
Reeves place on the Middle Fork the
party lost the trail and while Mr..
Ruff held the animals, Mr.. Lawrence
went out to explore little for the
trail in one direction while the third
gentleman went in the opposite way.
The latter returned after making Ills
investigation and they waited some
time for Lawrence who did not return,
then they called and fred guns but
met with the unanswering silence OF
the forest. They then began ,
search tor Lawrence; not finding hin
in reasonable time they made cam
and for two davs they trailed unre
m ttingly, circling long distances i
the direction he had gone, yellin
and firing guns. Getting no trsc
Of him they came to the conclusio
that possibly he had crcled abou
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On motion the Board adjurns until
tomorrow the | 9th inst. at a. IN.
WEDNESDAY, July 16, 1902.
Board met pursuant TO adjourn
ment Of yest' rd y, all present. Or
dered thaI the following named per-
sons be raised in valuation on their
assessments, as follows:
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De Lamar'S Expert.

MoMahan: the gentleman who
bonded the Cinnabar claims on Sugar
creek, in the Thunder Mt. country,
is said to be the expert of Capt. De-
Lamar. The properties bonded
carry 80 per cent cinnabar. The
gentleman believes the country viii
make a great camp.
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Butterie|d- d-Grahan.

Mr. Lawrence Butterield of Sho-
shone and MISS Grace Graham of
Weiser we're married Thursday after
noon, July II, at the Baptist church,
Rev. G R. Delephine officiating.
The bride is popular aud we'll
known young lady Of Crystal, the
daughter of w. d Graham Miss
Estella Graham was bridesmaid
and Edward Ingram best man. The
young couple 60 to Shoshone tor
short time, hut expect to make
their home in HUNTINGTON.
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Committee.
Acts Immediately.

Colds are sometimes more trouble
some in summer than in winter; it's
so hard to keep from adding to them
while cooling of after exercise.
One Minute Cough Cure cures At
once. Absolutely safe. Acts i'm
mediately. Sure cure for coughs,
colds, Group, throat and lung trou-
bles. Davis Drug Co.
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1t compliance with Section 18, of
Artic V, of the Constitution OF
The State of Idaho, the Board pro-
ceeds and does fix the salary Of the
County Attorney, who will take Of
five on the Second Monday Of Janu-
ary, 1909
On motion unanimously carried
the salary of the County Attorney
is fixed at the sum OF $500 per an
mum, to be paid in quarterly install
meu,s and as other claims are allowed.
On motion the Board adjpurns un-
t tomorrow the 18Th inst at 9 a. m.
Attest: j. Z. STEPHENSON,
IF. SMITH, Chairman.
Clerk.
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$1,000 Reward.

Strayed from Indian Grove last
April, one iron gray mare weight
about 100, branded G. R. on left
shoulder. will pay $1,000 for de-
livery of said animal at the Weiser
Ferry. GEO. RICHARDS.
623
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Welser Lodge, No 23, A. F & A M. 500
On motion The Board adjourns un
til tomorrow, the 18th inst. at a. m.
THURSDAY, JULY II, 1902.
Board meet, pursuant to adjourn
ment; all present.; and proceed with
the equalization # assessments, and
order that the following named per-
sons be raised on their assessments
40 fOlInws
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.THB COMMISSIONERS
BOOST ASSESSMENTS
RAISES AGGREGATING CLOSE TO $3O,OO0
COUNTY ATTORNEY CATCHES II
WITH THE REST.

The County Commissioners met
Monday and raised real estate asstss-
ments rs follows
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w E Adams, John o. Peters.
After an adjournment Of ten min
utes was taken, the committee re-
ported hack the following resolution:
We respectfully recommend that the
delegates elected at this convention TO
the slate convention at Pocarello on the
4th day OF Sentember be instructed 10
cast their VOTE in favor of @. H. Jackson
for governor so long rs there is any rea.
sonable chance OF his being nominated,
after which and upon consent OF ma
iorlty of the delegates, they shall be a.
lowed the right of voting for amy other
available person.
This caused quite little stir and
nice little battle was on. Frank
Harris and Alex Houlahan vieor-
ously opposed the instruction OF del
egates, on the ground that it was not
policy to turn down the administra-
ton in advance of the convention
and further that the governship had
not been on open trial at the prlmar-
les and that those elected deleg ates
from whom proxies had been wormed
J (by those seeking to push instruc-
iions through by tricks) did not
know the proxies were to he put to
that use or they would not have
given them, and that it was not the
|
honest wish of Washington county
democrats to declare for any man
at this time.
Foreman, Meyer and Hartley had the
floor in favor of the resolution and
before they knew it, the convention
was actually discussing candidates
as if they were already at Pocatello
But inasmuch as proxies counted
more than talk, this was simply for
exercise and could not change the
ultimate result, the resolution carry
ing by good round maj 'rlty when
the vote was taken
Frank Harris then moved that 1T
was the sense Of the convention that
senator be not nominated ut POca-
tello. This carried.
The following delegates to the
, state convention were then elected !:
w. D Lovejoy.
E. A. Van Sicklin
G W. Hartley.
J. R Foreman.
y G. W. Meyer.
j B. Coakley.
y J. P. Gray.
:. l.. L. Feltham.
S A Swanstrom.
J F. Harris.
R. r. Lockwood.
! Alternates were appointed as fol
lows.
J. W. e. Adams.
Thos Ranahan.
3 w. H. Eckles.
p Frank Il. Smith
John A. Rose.
q w. Adams.
a. c.. W. Jewell
r H. M. Gilkerson.
S, John o. Peters.
a r. A. Philips.
n, G. W. Hodge.
The convention then adjourned
present solid front to the enem
CIGARS ON Ice at pOtlOttice.
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Cigars on Ice at po-iottice.
Socialist Convention.

The Socialists State Convention
met in Weiser yesterday afternoon
and adjourned its business meeting
until today. Last evening their ora
tors had possession of the opera
house. They will name a state
ticket.
5000 grain sacks ct Kimballs.
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New Officers.

At the meeting of Weiser Lodge
No. II, l. o. O. F., on last Saturday
evening, D. D. G.. M. Jas. A. Nc
Cune installed the following officers
Jas. M. Snider, N. G.; Jas. A,
McCune, Per. Sec.; N. Gorrie, r. s.
N. G L.J Burns, L. S. N. G., Har
ry Phillips, War. Geo. Meyer, |. g
For guns and bicycles 60 to Jen
ney. He carries the best line in tn
! city.
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On m ton The Board adjo"rns
Tin il tomorrow the 10Th inst. at 8
a. m.
TUESDAY, July Is, 1902.
Board meet all present. The fol-
loving assessments are ordered
rutca6.
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Children's trimm,d d hats from SO
cents up. Mrs Miller at Summer
tamp's.
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The convention then adjourned to
present solid front to the enemy.
Evening journal., 1902-09-10
BIG GAME WILL BE
PLAYED ON MONDAY
Grounds Of Philadelphia
Athletics Are Chosen
BraRdyWine Will Choose From Five
Men to Take DaFtOn'S Place.
Russell Cannot Play

The match game between Whining
ton A. A. and the Brandywine teams
for 81 600 win be played on Monday,
September 10. The grounds OF the
Philadelphia Athletics have been
chosen instead of the Chester grounds,
and this gives satisfaction to all inter-
posted with the sporting editor of the
Philadelphia Inquirer.
There are still two details TO be de-
cided in Philadelphia today. One is the
selection Of a catcher to take the place
of Barton and a man to take the place
of Russell, who is now in the hospital
When these players have been chosen
all arrangements have been completed
.andthe game will be played.
Clear weather means a crowd oi
eight or ten Thousand people, as thi.
game has aroused such widespread
interest The names of five catchers
were selected and given to the Brandy
wine manager and he win select one
of them to catch for the Athletics. TN,
following names we're selected: Pier
son. of Atlantic City; Agnew, Of Ches
ter; Piper, OF Jamestown-Warren; Nc
Cullough. of p. r. r. Y. NJ. c. A, anG
Tracy. of Atlantic City.
Just what will be done in Russelli
case is undetermined. He cannot play
and the Wilmington A. A. manage
ment does not care to play Everson il
the field.
Taylor will start TO do the pitching
for Brandywine. and during the gam'
he can be relieved by either Stevento1
or Printz. Hartley will open up fo
Wilmington a.. A.. and either Blougl
or Winham will be allowed to reliev
him.
The Athletics grounds are at Twen
ty-ninth and Columbia avenue, Phila
delphia There are Indications tha
the railroad will run special trains from
this city to Philadelphia, as such
large crowd Of rooters is expected a
the game.
Evening journal., 1902-09-10
PUBLIC SALES.
BARGAIN s!
PUBLIC SALE
DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS
ON
Saturday September 27, 1902,
at 2.30 p. m, at the
County Court House,

Tenth and Market, will be sold the fol-
lowing choice lots
No. 1. Lot on north side Of Pennsyl-
vaflla avenue. 20 feet west Of Bayard ave-
nue. with front on Pennsylvania avenue
OF 81 feet inches, and depth 1l5 feet
No 2 Lot on north side OF Pennsyl-
vania avenue about 100 feet east OF Bay
ard avenue. with front ON Pennsylvania
avenue. 70 feet, and extending north 129
feet TO Thirteenth street.
Mo. 3. Lot on north side OF Pennsyl-
vanla avenue 25 feet front. adjoining lot
No on EAST.
No. a. Lot on east side Of Bayard ave
nue., rs feet north of Thirteenth street, 25
feet front and 100 feet deep.
No. g. Lot on east side Of Bayard ave
nue.. 25 feet front adjoining No. on
north. fl
No. 6. Lot on east side Bayard avenue
100 feet south OF Fourteenth street, with
J front 70 feet and depth of 100 feet.
No. T. Lot on Bayard avenue witt
front Of p feet adjoining No. on souti
denth OF 200 feet.
No. s. Lot on south side OF Fourteenth
street 30 feet west OF Bayard avenue
with 20 feet front on Fourteenth anf
with depth of 100 feet.
| No Q. Lot on south side of Fourteenth
adjoining No 8 on west with front OF 2
feet.
No TO- Lot on north side of Thirteenth
street 40 feet west Of Grant avenue, will
| front OF % feet and depth 1863 feet
No H. Lot on north side of Thirteenth
street. adjoining No 10 on west witi
front OF % feet
These lots are located on high grount
with good trolley service, i'm one OF the
most attractive and growing parts OF tn,
city Ten per cent on day of sale. Bal
ance Within thirty days
Title good or 10 per cent
refunded.
II will pay you to attend.
Apply for information to
! WILLIAM S. PRICKETT,
Attorney Equitable Building
slO1S,1792a25.2
Evening journal., 1902-09-10
KINDERGARTEN
SHERIFF SALES

- a1ERlFt'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF
- writ Of AIS. Levari Facias.
10 me directed, Will be exposed to public
sale. az the Court House, on Market
street. between Tenth and Eleventh
streets, On the city Of Wilmington, New
Castle county, State Of Delaware,
on SATURDAY,
TIE 18Th DAY OF SEPTEMBER. 1902.
At 10 o'clock. a. M.
the following described real estate. viz:
All that certain lot, piece or parcel Of
land with two-story brick mcssuage
thereon erected. SITUATE in the CITY of
Wilmington Aforesaid, bounded and de-
scribed as follows. to wit:
Beginning on the westerly side OF Van
Buren, between Eighth and Ninth streets
at the distance OF one hundred and ahirty-
elrht feet from the s0uthcrly side of
with Ninth street by the land Of Thomas
]. Bowen one hundred and forty-five feei
thence southerly and parallel with Van
Buren street nineteen feet; thence east
erly parallel with Ninth street and
through the centre Of the party wall OF
the dwelling adjoining on the south one
hundred and fOrty-five feet to the said
westerly side OF Van Buren street and
thence thereby northerly nineteen feet 10
IN place Of beginning, be the contents
thereof more or less.
Seized and taken in execution as the
property OF Sarah A. Cox administrators
Of George Cox. and Sarah A. Cox. surviv-
Ding mortragor. and the said Sarah A.
Cox and Alice E. Cox, George +. Cox and
Alfred ID Cox I. ts. and 10 be sold hv
SAMUEL A. MCDANIEL. She-in
Sherlms Ontre. Wilmington. Della ware.
August q, 1902.
Evening journal., 1902-09-10
NRM BOOKS RRCRIIRp
Latest in Sociology, Literature, Biography
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New books have been received at the
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medley-History of the Underground
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Thring-Addresses
LITERATURE.
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Dickens-Old Lamps for New Ones.
Eighteenth Century Letters-JOhnsOn,
Lord Chesterfield.
Eighteenth Century Letters-Swift, Ad-
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Poets and Poetry Of Chester County.
Pa.
zola-Experimental Novel and Other
Essays.
HISTORY AND TRAVEL.
Abbot-Naval History Of the United
States.
Battles of the American
Revolution. 1775-17S1.
Mackay-From Far Formosa.
Root-Overland Stage to California
Salamon-Unpublish Memoirs of the
Internuneio at Paris during the
Revolution, 179O-1S01.
BIOGRAPHY.
Charlotte Bronte, by Gaskell.
Burns & Dunlop-Correpondence.
Edward FitZgeTald-MoreiLe Letters.
Jean Froissart, by Darmesteter.
Lamb & Hazlitt-Further Letters and
Records Hitherto Unpublished.
Molloy-lRomance of the Irish Stage.
2v.
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Rosseth, Dante Gabriel-Iis Family
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Rosseti, Dante Gabriel-Letters Il
William Allingham, 1S54-1S70.
Jonathan Swift-Unpublished Letters
Thackeray, William Makepeace; by
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Besant & Rice-Case of Mr.. Lucraft.
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Chambers-King in Yellow
4 Cullen-Tales of the eXITanks.
Gyp-Chiffon's Marriage
Hope-Father Stafford.
Hope-Indiscretion of the Duchess.
! HOpe-A Ban of Mark.
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Macleod-The Startling.
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Eaton-A Queer Little Princess.
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Wade-Our Little African Cousin.
Wade-Our Little Cuban Cousin.
Wade-Our Little Eskimo Cousin.
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Wade-Our Little Philippine Cousin.
Wade-Our Little Porto Rican Cousin
1 lWade-Our Eskimo Cousin.
Wade-Our Hawaiian Cousin.
Wade-Our Philippine Cousin.
Evening journal., 1902-09-10

q ItERIFF'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF
- writ OF Ais Levari Facias
TO me directed, will be exposed 10 public
sale. az the Court House. on Market street
between Tenth and Eleventh streets. On
the city Of Wilmington. New Castle.
county, state OF Delaware.
ON SATURDAY.
THE 18th DAY OF SEPTEMBER. 1902.
At 10 O'Clock, o. m.
the following described real estate viz:
All that certain lot OF land with a two
story brick dwelling thereon ercclcd. situ-
ated IN the city OF Wilmington. bounded
ana described as follows. to wit:
heginning at the northcrly side Of Third
7ifeet between Madison and Monroe
streets. at the distance OF ninety three
feet from the westerly side Of Madison
street; thence northerlv parallel with
Madison street along the side Of a four
teet wide alley one hundred feet TO the
southcrly side Of a six feet wide alley:
thence thereby westerly sixteen feet.
thence southwesterly parallel with Made
SON street one hundred feet 10 the said
northerly Side OF Third street. and thence
thereby easterly sixteen feet TO the place
nf beginning. with the richt and use OF
the said six feet wide alley IN common
with others entitled thereto forever. be
The contents within said bounds what they
ma.
Seized and taken in execution as the
property. OF Maggie Houghton and owen
J. Houghton. mortgagors. and it's and
to be sold bv
SAMUEL A. MCDANIEL. Sheriff.
sherin7s o~ire. Wilmington. Delaware.
August 2S. 1902
Evening journal., 1902-09-10
Baseball Notes
Athletics in Chester.
Wilmington in Harrisburg

Athletics in Chester.
Wilmington in Harrisburg
Jess did not fare so badly, even Ii
his team does represent q hospital.
The game between the Brandywine
and Athletics is arousing much inter
est in Philadelphia, Chester and West
Chester
Rain prevented most of the games
throughout the East yesterday.
The A. IS seem to be the favoritea
In the betting.
The Iiochessin Quicksteps and the
Lincoln Universal College will play to-
day at South Side. kid" Salisbury
viii do the pitching for the Quick
steps.
sandherr Is with the colts" again.
It is hoped wig" win win all three
with Harrisburg.
All are anxiously waiting to heai
which catcher the Brandywine manager
will choose.
The railroad Will do a good business
on Monday.
Evening journal., 1902-09-10
Labor scarce In sussex

laurel. Sept 1O.-The question Of Sc
curing labor in this section is para
mount There is no business in this
section but what is suffering for want
of laborers. The farmers are working
fifteen and sixteen hours a day trying
TO get their fodder down and the fac
tories are unable to turn out work fast
enough on account of the scarcity. Ar
Verusements seem in vain Those who
I'VE in the cities will not leave. and
every available man here is pressed
into service.
Evening journal., 1902-09-10
DIED

III EItMAN. I'm this CITY. on sentep,l.,. q
1902 Joseph J. Bicrman. aged fG wears -
a., y uneral from his late residence. No. COS
west Eighth street, on Friday morning
M ~ clock. solemn requiem mass al
thedral Cemetery.
HUTr.-In this city. on the 9th instant
Ella NJ. Hutt aged p years.
relatives and friends are invited TO at
tend the funeral services. az the resi-
qence OF her hrother-ln-law. Charles H.
Blaine. 1917 West Sixth street. on Th,ire-
day evening at o'clock. Interment al
Philadelphia.
JEFFERIS.-In this city. on September
s. 1902, Charles w. Jemeris m his 82d
year
Relatives and friends are respectfully
invited 70 attend the funeral. from his
late residence. No. j porter's court. on
Thursday afternoon, at 2 o'clock. Inter-
ment at ATT Salem Cemetery.
Evening journal., 1902-09-10
Basketball News

Manager Krauss, of the Wilmington
basketball team. has the following men
under contract to play on his team this
season: Brennan. Reynolds, Walker,
Charlton and Holt. He is looking for
other good mon. He will make an ef-
fort to get Deal. the first baseman on
the Athletic baseball team, who was a
crack player last year.
Evening journal., 1902-09-10
Eootball-in pover

Special 10 the Evening Journal
Dover, Sept l0.-Students of the VIII
mington Conference Academy are jubi-
liant over the prospect of this years
football team. DR.. Charles NJ. Whar-
ton. for several years full-back Of the
University Of Pennsylvania. has been
engaged to coach the team. II is said
that the Conference Academy's grjdiron
is the best in the State
Evening journal., 1902-09-10
RAIN PREVENTRD GAMES
No GamtS in Town TOdaY-BOth Teams
AWAY

Rain prevented both the local teams
from playing yesterday. and the after
noon was gloomy for the baseball en-
thusiasts. With no game in town and
all anxiously awaiting some news from
Jess" who was in Philadelphia they
were, indeed in a sorry plight AL
consoled themselves, however. with
the thought of the pleasure and ex-
citement they will have ON next Mon
day in Philadelphia
Today is also a blank, for both teams
will be out of town. Tho Athletics will
play Chester and Wilmington will bC
in Harrisburg, where they are to play
three games.
Evening journal., 1902-09-10
ROOMS FOR RENT.
CON Reneflied IN Raln

Special to the Evening Journal.
Laurel. Sept. 10.-The rain of this
week has done much toward late veg
etables. They were literally parching
for want Of moisture. but the down
pour has frightened them considerably
and particularly white potatoes. The
mills in this section were also affected
by the drought there not being suffi-
cient water in the ponds TO run them
all the time
Evening journal., 1902-09-10

~ HERlFFS SALE-BY VIRTUE OF
- Writ Of Lcvari FaCas. TO me di-
rected, VIII he exposed TO public sale, at
tho Court House. on Market street be-
tween Tenth ana Eleventh streets, IN the
GtN OF Wilmington, New Castle county.
state of Delaware,
ON SATURDAY,
THE 18th DAY OF SEPTEMBER. 1902.
AT 10 O'Clock. a. m,
the following described real estate. viz.
All thaa certain lot of land with the
t"o-siciy brick dwelling thereon. situate
ga the city of Wilmington, New Castle
county and state Of Delaware, bounded
and described as follows, TO wit.
beglnmng on the southeriy side OF
Tenth street at the distance of twenty
six feet nine inches, westerly from Uhe
westerly side cf Church street; thence
southerly and parallel with Church street
ana through the centre of the division
wall hetweecn this and the adiOining
house on the east sixty feet three inches
TO the northcrly side of an alley: three
feet wide leading into Church street.
thence westerly along said alley and
parallel with Tenth street thirteen feel
three inches 20 a stake; thence northeriy
and parAllel with Church street and
through che middle OF the division wall
between this and the adjoining house or
the west sixty feet three inches 10 the
Aforesaid side Of Tenth street. and theme,
thereby easterly 70 feet three inche,
70 the place OF beginning, be the content.
thcrcOf what it may, with the free us,
and privilege OF the aforesaid alley. ti
ever.
Seized and taken IN execution as IN.
property OF Charles M. Townsend. mort
gagor, and Philip l.. Garrett, trustee n
bankruptcy Of the estate of the sal,
0aHirs ~ Townsend. and 20 be sold by
SAMUEL A. Mcdaniel. Sncrin
Shcrius office, Wilmington. Delaware
August 2S. 1902.
Evening journal., 1902-09-10
Sl.oO to Baltimore and Return,
SI.oo; Sunday, September lAth
via B. & o. r. r.

One dollar to Baltimore and return
via Baltimore and Ohio railroad. sun
lay. September IA. Special trains
leave Market street, S.45 a. m; Della
ware avenue station, a. m. Returning,
leave Baltimore, Camden station. p
m; Mt Royal station, 7.05 p. N.
Evening journal., 1902-09-10
Season Wanes in Dover

spoc.'a - she Evening Journal.
Dover. Sept 10.-This week will wind
up the baseball season in Dover, and
much interest is being manifested with
the three closing games with the Phil
adelphia Giants, which will be benefit
games.
Evening journal., 1902-09-10

John Townsend begs to announce
that he has succeeded Thomas H.
Hardcastle as general agent OF The
Aetna Life Insurance Company, Acci-
dent. Health and Liability Department
and would be pleased to quote rates,
etc. Office, 1015 Market street.