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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-09

Qu4 mir BADEN bier gefunben,
Wds uns bic 8eIt emit perfogt,
4ls mir in biiIteren Stunoen
Der @Itern Sob beflagt.
9ter erpGrmten unIere 6er5en
Sn treuer 2iebe 6ut,
9ier bergaBen mir uniere S9mer3en,
Sebten il4er unb poblgemutb.
limb ob mir IGn9itens ge78ieben,
Srei6t'5 uns INNER nieoer 3uriid,
Dte t0nnten mir Ieben in 5rieoen,
Wiir0' uns beriagt bieies Slid
yfi4t man4mal pieber gu 56auen
Sud, eoIe MGnner unb 6rauen,
limb Sud, bic felt pieLen Subren
Qns 8Qter unb Mutter fppbl tparen!
8ir beiBen Sud 6er3li6 miafommen,
8ieten Sud 6eIten @ruB;
g(e4mt nit Na9it6t unb NoblpoGen,
Mas mir nun bringen gum S6luB.
9ierauf bra6te 9r. 9rof. 3ott nit
ieinen @6iilern Otto 64mieo unb
4rmtn SSdger, begIettet BON Sri. Seq
more 8pte, cine Spnate fir 8ioline
nit pOuenOeter MeiiterI6aft gu Sc
bDr.
8efonoere Nnertennung fano Oas
3ubleau y9laube, 6%offnung, 2iebe,"
bargeiteut BON ben 6rI5. Qnna 8ogel,
2iIp @egner unb 4uguita &emp uno
begleitet oon Dem gefange: n8as lit
Ou5 @0ttli4ite auf Grben."
9ierouf Iongen Die @uiientinOer:
n9Ome again."
Sm 3peiten S6eile purbe Der einz
atti9e S8panf: 81 cafe Of 5u8pen=
Iion" bon ben 8lteoern oe5 @erein5
aufgeFii6rt. Die berI4iebenen 8oQen
Ia9en in ben 6Gnben Der 6rl8. 2ouiIe
6offerbert, Smile &a6I, 2i33ie
66ramm, Minnie I0lgen, Carrie
@Gis unD Der So. 6. So6annien,
So6n 0o1t, g6arIes b. 9oltben, 0m,
6ufe uno SSo6n 8. So6unnien. QQe
e%ntleOigten ii6 i6rer Qufguben in lOz
bensnert6er @eiIe unb ernbteten raiz
den QppIau8 BON ben @ntpeienOen.
Namentli6 bic 8inoer Der Qnitalt
poren bod erfreut iiber Die f60ne unb
gelungene unter6uItung. Den S6luB
ma6ten bic 2ieber yWuD bonn upon
t6e SuaneD 3tper" uno oa8 ber3li6e
,8ute Ha6t" pon ben Waiientinbern.
Den anlpeienOen 6reunOen II. 2etz
tern Der Nnitult bereitete Die gauge
Sa6e bp6e 6reuoe unD@enugt6uung,
inOem ie ibnen 3eigte, neIde treue
Qiebe unb Nn6Gngli6teit Die frii6eren
30gIinge Der Qnitult betpabren, uno
pie lie Dantbar dnertennen, mas III
men in bieier gu She'll purbe, ou6
penn tie f6on LANCE ms 2eben bin
aus getreten iinD. 6ol9e @eiinnung
1T ober 10 e6ren0 fir bic iungen 2erz
te, ME ie Elm 3eugntB ablegt bapon,
ME treffli6 Die Qnitalt geleitet tpirb.
9ie@0nner unb Better ber1elben burr
ten ii4 fogen: unfere &rbeit 1T ni6t
bergebIi4, fpenn ie i6einbar audi oft
Iange feline 6ru6t 5eigt. Die fd0nz
item unb eoeliten 6rii6te retfen meiIt
i'm 6tiuen un0 8%er6orgenen, Il. Damn
oft crit nab LANCER 3eit. Der iunge
@erein bat in auer 8eI6eioen6eit ii6
0a8 I0blihe 3teI 9eIteut, neben ben
Grinnerungen aus Dem 2(n5talt5le6en
b%eIonOer5 Die 2iebe CUR Nnitalt 3u
pabren unO gu pflegen unO i6r neue
6reunOe 3u erperben. 0ir t0nnen
Dem jungen 8erein nur pon gu113em
6er3en @otteS 6e8en rpiinf6en unb
Die @Iieber ~ermuntern, ba8 b~egonnene
@ert tpafer neiter gu fibren, bamit
Iie in r~eiferen Sabren befd6tgt unO
piirbig perOen, ielber in Die 2eitung
un0 6i6rung Der Mnitalt etn3utreten.
fU,g o.-, ,.Hr;,sr eorrt,,g- * ar riroroopFN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-09

bur8, baB tie auf Der StraBe dtrobdz
tide 8iinite auffii6ren.
vvM 3Aeater.
SIN rW}onumental 36eater" treten
Oieie Wo6e bic 9arrp %. 8tutdm
r8urle5quers" auf unO 8nar brin9en
lie II. u. 5fpei 8urlesten, betitelt n9t5
Sportp @ife" unbr 0ff to t6e 6ront,
CUR 4uffiibrung. Inter ben Gin3el@
bariteGern 6efanOen it6: 6rant 8pz
ron, Gliff 9orbon, 2angDon, Pattt
Garnep, @bens unO ct. SO6n, Sobnz
ME Gain unb Sintp M}oore gona urz
line uno 8race 5orret 8urte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-09
?lnftion8>N n5eigrm.
ocficntf;dhcr o(uftipns .@crfauf

u. Nopcmbtr 1908 2 llbr WittdQs,
an Crt uuo Steac BON 37l 9dtr Gnnn, in rrrz
jiillidtm &ulturiuitauo', 3 Wtilcn pon baltimore,
az Der non 3uipburQ an Der 9clair=9touO nab
Rpicpalc an Der QbilaotlpbiuzGoaO fijbrcrocr
Eountp=Roup bslt0tn, l MeiIe pOn .cIcttrjibcr
gabu, cine 9unlpc NIT ME periicocuocm 9uHcr I'M
Noft. Triibte ptri6ieoeucr art uui Der 5arm.
@DrcTc: 5. s.. gry, GoicOalt y. 8, Baltimore.
GountU, Wc.
CD. 5. rma II, @uftionator.
C1S 91f-3
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-09

Der 16zjd6ri9e Morf 3sQer 9eite6t
Elm, Die bret 5euer in g2r. PIP,
Ofz2om6arOSStraBe angelegt gu
ba6en. - 0oute Don i6m Began
gene 0iebitG6Ie peroeten uno Ii4
unlie6famer Q(r6eit ent3ie6sn. -
@ur Dor bier Sa6rsn pegen DEB
fta6l5 elmer u6r ra4 Der ct. W}u>
rienzSnOuitriei6ule 9eianOt NOR
ben.
Die 6duFigen 8rdnOe in Dem
2itbograP6en : 9e16Gft Der 6irma
6. s. 8artgi5 &c 8rijOer, gr. PIP,
OHzQom6arozS traBs, iinO ieBt aufz
geflGrt. Die @e6eimpoIi3iIten &raB
un0 Goug6lin ~per6afteten Samtag in
oem 16=ja6rigen Mort Seller bon g}r.
1928, Stz8iOOlezStraBe pel4er al5
2auf6urI6e in benz 9ei6dfte anges
felt mar, ben angebliden 8ranDitif~
ter, un0 ais Der &nabe teinen Qu5peg
me6r Iab, legte er Elm umfufenDes
9eitGnbniB al. gr fagte in ieinem
8eItdnOniB, peldes Capt. Humphrey
oon Der @ebeimpoli5ei inn a63nang,
er babe ale bret 6euer, pel6e am II.
SUM-, q. OttO6er unO 2. ROpember
in benz @ebGuoe ausbru4en, unO Die
einen 8eiammti9aOen bOn $1,000
onri6teten, permittelit brennenOer
8er5en. um meI6e berum er lei6t entz
~3inb6ares Material uuftbiirmte, an
geIegt, unO 3ipar, I'm BON Inn began
gene 9iebffG6le gu perOefen. Set LAM
ger 3eit, gsItunb er, babe er Der Sir
ma, tpel6e aud nit 9roguen BAN
bette, &Gmme, 9aar6iirIten, 3u6nbiir=
ten, thermometer, SpriBen unO iOnz
itige SoiIettenz un0 priDate 9egenS
itdnDe geitobIen unO D%erfauft, un0 b=
f9r4teno, DAB Dieie 0ie6tGble bel Der
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-09
(Iu5 Dem g%:ftri9'n aSountalssGotrti
SanitGtsz Seri9t.
Se6r geringe Ster6li6teit. - Deni.
ger 6GGe BON infetti0ien &rant.
6eiten ais in 1902.

Ha6 Dem 8eri6te oe5 6anitGt8=
Gommifdrs Or. Sames 8o5leD tar
ben in Der o~erfloTenen 8o6e Jasper
fonen gegen 1855 in Der glei6laufenz
ben 0o6e Oe8 8orjd6re5. Bon Den
@erfor6enen nuren % i'm 0u5lonoe
ge6oren, 50 lparen 0eger. 9ieSter6z
Iidfeit5rate 6etrug 1895 pro 1000
Der @efommt6eO0lterung 1857 fir
bic 0eiBen unO 21.56 fir Die Heger;
II 8inoer famen toot CUR @elt.
Die 6aupt7d4Ii4iten IooesurIa8en
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-09

Q6Fu6rt8tage BON O3eanOumpfern:
9on Rep=9orL
0umpfer n6rie0ri6 Der 8roBe"
am 10. Rooem6er nu4 Bremen.
0ampfer ny9eQig OIuO" an II.
Nobem6er nab 4]opeH6agen.
0umpfer st. 2oui5" am II. goz
bem6er mad Sout6umpton.
9umpfer .Rottsroam" am II. Ioz
Dem6er na4 ROTTERDAM.
0umpFer nMaieItic" an II. Noz
pem6er mad 2iDerpool.
0umpfer .GaOoie" an u. goz
pember na6 SABRE.
9ampFer g0eutIdluno" an II.
NoDem6er mad 6omburg.
0ampfer Settle" am Is, GoOemz
Der mad Qioerpool.
0umpfer r9uOerlano" am IA. goz
Dember nu6 4%ntperpen.
0ampfer st. Qoui8" am IA. g}o>
Dember na4 Sout6umpton.
0dmpter o9umpdntd am IA. 9&o@
BENDER na6 2iOerpOOI.
0ampfer gW}innetonta" am IA.
RoDember mad 2DnDon.
9ampfer n8elgra0ia" am IA. Goz
bember mad 6amburg.
0ampfer gQrmenian" am II. Noz
bor,6or rrA O~;barnooI
0ampfer oSarOegna" am II. No>
oem6er mad 0eapsI uno @enud.
Dampfer r&aiier Dil6slm Der
3neite" am II. glooem6er na4 8rez
men.
9ampfer gQmiteroam" am 18. 30
Dem6er mad 8otterOam.
9ampfer Oceanic" am IS. Noz
psm6er nab QtDerpool.
9ampfer DSaOOie" am 10. NOOemz
Der na4 9abre.
9ampfer r6iirit 8ismard" am 19.
Hopem6er mad Redpsl uno 8enua.
0ampfer n9tdin" am 10. Yobsmz
Der nu9 Bremen,
Oampfer nGDmric" am 20. g&O=
pember nad 2~iperpopL
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-09
Slm Sdngiten ctabIirre
MaruIauO Ubattrl foam Aa0fiatiOn,

GaIprrt.S uiIrtus. gerihtsbous seaenuber.
9immtr Rr. 229 uro 81 dDtiter SIur).
6lephzGde Tapettes unc STE 0aulsStra6e.
Rg-gesues @efts pou 1909 ffrttt bsfUIst. "a
Darleben- 8 bis $25O-parlfben
anf wa6beIn. piHnos, CrssIn ufm.
9arltben uuttr $50, ~@tiammttOfen 500.
BON $50 bis 500, 9tiammtioit.r $7.95.
Dit 8 9roJent mouatIjb fir &tfs9ttroo.
) 9ru3:nt ouf 9ttrGos BON iber 500.
peioe Telephone: ST. 9aul 2l34, Gourtlauo 7SA
gereiie: hilbert SIume. IT,. Sefretdr.
G-alpert=8uilDiug, Baltimore.
gaeut riro ooriprt9tn IND gratis bic RnttE
,rn5reu. (Rop9, 1S,S&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-09

So. 2Ouis @oIepif8, s. Boiler, $.
6einri8 uno 4ntpn M2eier beIte6enben
Gomite bic umfafenbIten 8Orberei=
tungen getroffen tporoen, 10 OuB ben
SReilnebmern genuBret4e Stunoen in
Qu8Ii9t ite6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-09

*** Der g36aliazU}dnnerdOr "
Der nit Gifer in bic S4ranten tritt
fir ben grfolg Oe8 Oeutiden 2ieOes
uno Der ii6 in IeBter 3eit zines gan3
beoeutenOen 0a48t6um5 3u e~rfrsuen
bate, bGIt am M}ittpD9, ben Is, 90
pember, in Der r8ermanius Mdnnerz
6orz6uIe" fem erItes Gon3ert Der
Saiion a6. Sin por3iigIi6e5 9rO=
gramm lit fir bas Gon3ert aufgeItent
porOen, unO obne 3peifel miro bas=
fel6e ii9 alien frii6eren @rfoIgen Oe8
@ereins in groBartiger Neiie anreiz
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-09
Sarlebem nnt 0rnnOeigentbnm.
menn Chr @e1s aehranht,

{, n.uoet Gut all MID. Rai4t 9arlebtH. ati6tt
Mdfiabluuaen. acknowledgement. SpAiea. 6rIeias
f.ruuotu oisleu Wouat iiir Inltibtn DON S uns
mar. ~ r. Rremsr, Rr. l20, ROrozBacasSr.
CNail6, I'D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-09
&etlangt int NNaemeinru.
@t6eits : Ha9peiiungsz

8iireau,
Gr 2I9, eHossbarp=6truBs, inter Der Guff6t Der
.Stutiben @citnihaftT. SititnigsH. iuel9. bsutl
i1e 3dnOptrftr, arbsiter uHo Sitnfbottn III hes
i65' uesp rlini3cn, pOa,n f& reri6nii4 o0r in
~frnuf!rtH grief'n al osu NeenttH Der 9eitnibait,
SSEsHu 3. Wtptr, Rr. 2l9, 6aOsSbarps
etraBs. Denoen. iptlbcr uEentosltlid austunft ts
tb'ltH piyo. Huredu=Stunatn Don / bis 5 llbr.
INcn2S 1Nl
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Standardization.

Sem gort, 8. RoO. - Qn8ez
fommen limb bier bic 9umpfer sci
tic" Don 2~iDerpool, n0eutI6Iono" Don
6um6urg, ga @~a5co8ne" bon Sabre
unO rGicilian 9rince" OOn geaPel.
0nngeneB, 8. g}oO. - PaIIirt
lit bier Der 9ampfer o8rOBer Sur
fiirTt i" auf Der 6o6rt bon Bremen noa
NepzgOrt.
troffen 1T bier Der 9ampfer vQro6ic"
Don NsDzYort.
qruple 9oint, 8. 3oo,-0sr
0ompfer nStotenoam" Don Rotterz
Dam lpuroe auf Der 5o6rt mad geps
0ort bier geii4tet.
Queen8top II, 8. IoD. - Die
0umpfer nGDmric" unO num6ria"
Don 2iosrpool ieBten lire 6d6rt na6
g&etpzYorf fort.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-09
NrUnOriQcntbnm 3n urrtanieu.

SIT prrfaufcu:
40 Ndt, 5 WeiIeh pen Baltimore, an Der p.
10. @abn.s 9ute @sbGuos. guts S,nniss opE
@:traipn6arm. gu srIrug,u bel ) ams y.
Y cannon, tar 3ruftss. GaIptEtEGHilplna.
fGft24.1N
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-09

XXX 6rau !. Simmer, @ittpe Oes
in 8ultimorer Dsuti6en 8reifen 10
oQgemein beliebt gepeienen @apt. Ger
mann Simmer, bat an Der RoroDeitz
Gde Der Gentral=Qpenue un0 2eringz
on>GtruBe cine 3eitauration er0fFnet
unO erIu6t ale 6reunOe i6res oerz
for6enen Munres, iopie Oa5 9u6liz
fun i'm Nu8emeinen, iie nit i6rer
8unb76aft gu beebren. Die beiten
@etrGnfe aQer Dirt, bor3HgIi6e Gtgurz
rem unO gutter QunI6 perOen I%erbirt.
*** Der ygarroLton : Qr6eiterz
MGnner4or" lit entI6teoen Elm unterz
ns6mungsluItigsr @erein," benin an
anberer 5te1e bes .9eutIfen Gore
ip~onbenten" tiinoigt er an, baB er am
Gonntag, cen Is. Ropem6sr, in benz
6of Der friiberen 20pens8 rduerei Elm
09IenrOIten Deranitalten niro, @S
iinO fir bieIes Set Don einem aus ben
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-09
3n pcrfnufcn i'm Sh.Saltimprc.

&cnr prd0tigcn ]lueiit6diQcn 6duier an &enipooDs
NOtuue, }lUii6cn GairmOuut=Npc. uno 6unttte.
StrlBc, elm 0duicrQtDiert pom 9utterionz9arf. "
Sis inn obuc ,3peifcl Die am @eitcn Qebautcu
@dUicr IN Baltimore fiir 0ds Sch; cutbalten
itbs 3mmer, 9oOc3immsr uuo GorriOort, ioni.
ale moocrufttn GiuribtuuQtn, einibIieBli6 ocs be-
fen Sut:ms non oQlunbiuq" uuO gtb3uQs=RauaI,
ScrrOtt IND DCrbciertcs StraBcnpflaittr. 8runOs
3Jus $3.50 pro Subr.
Gfwaro 8. Gallagher
Quumcitcr.
0on1S-I Nr. 1898, Cits9altim0rczStr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-09
Mn;e,aeu.-3 berfanfen.
I'll D%crfdufeu:

g9cgcn Rrdntbcjt cine Qutgcbcnoe 98irtbi6aft IL.
Rtiiauraut i'm Wiittclpuufte Der Sfnot. Cff,rten
inter ri. q" Gil Die Grpeoitiou Oieies 9lotteg.
C}l2-lG
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-09

~ Die 0eutife ref0rmlrfe 3Ion5z
Gemeinoe feiert mor9en, Y}ontdg,
unO 9ienitag in 8oigt'5 9a1e, g&r.
1922, 6arforOz2(oenue i6r jd6rliaeS
Qu1terniouper nebit 8u3ar. Puitor
8. 5ommerlatte, Der Seeliorger Der
8emeinoe, unO Der 6rauen : 8erein
DerIel6en 6u6en QGss aufge6Oten, nm
ben 8eiu6ern einen a%n8ene4men
Q6enO gu 6ereiten unO ule 8lieOer
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-09

*** Der 6rauen : 8erein Der 5.
oeutI6en ref. ct. Puul5 : 8emeinos
an Canton : Npenlle, Der 9ionier unz
ter ben oeutI6en 6rauen : @ereinen,
Derunitaltet am TO-, II. unO u. IoS
pem6er in Der Observation-Disclosures
Elm groBe5 QuIterniouPer. Die Don
Die7em 8ereine peranitulteten 5e1te
peroen tets ie6r 5a6Irei6 beiu6t un0
o6ne 3neifel miro audi bieie5 BON
groBem GrfoIge 6e8Ieitet iein. Qae
5reunDe Der 9emeinOe ioQten iid elm
finben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-09
GdrnzCrueI S95

GffcpsCrseI S25;
SOC. 9aur uuo sos. pro Q806e. 9t6ts 9ianOs
2apen, gr. 1901, SiiOsG6arless, Ode 6umburgs
StraBe. (2S39
GIcsantcs @taninU SOS;
pcrt5 $3.50. seats 4ianO=9aOeu, gr. 1901, SuOs
6~barlts=, Ode oamburg=Stt. (283D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-09
SeIbitmOrO eines JremOen.

Sin 60 Sabre olter0}onn OurdIdnitt
iid i'm n6tofforo : 6Otel" Die
9uI8aoern. - 8erri6tete ale
Spuren ieiner SOentifi3irung, -
@or in 4bilaoeIp6io uno 9}epz
0ort.
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Nn neuen 6duen BON Snfettl0n
Srcifa6er SranDfiftcr.

.as pcm o~,ftrioru ysonuta9s 500 r,iponocnt9
Evening journal., 1903-11-16
THE EvENIN g JOURNAL MONDAY, NOVEMBER 1e 1908
COLOMBIA IN
PEACEFUL MOOD
Continued from First Page.)

The loss Of the Isthmian territory is
Of course. a tragedy for Colombia. The
government at Bogota is probably ig,
norant Of the attitude taken By the
government OF the United States dur.
Ing the last two weeks. In a frenzy
TO save its face" to appease an angry
and disappointed populace and to sat
isfy the public demand for some ap-
pearance Of activity and an attempt
to save the honor and the territorial
integrity Of Colombia. the government
Is no doubt promising and threatening
TO send forces TO the coast and to take
other aggressive steps. The realization
by the Colombian government of the
impossibility OF sending troops to the
lsthmus would not necessarily deter
It from taking these steps. which, as
already stated. are intended merely to
satisfy the people.
Well-informed people on the lsthmus
believe that the Colombian govern
ment is going through all these forms
of organizing expeditions, not merely
for the foregoing reasons, but owing
to the necessity of forestalling or of
weakening the threatened revolution
ary outbreak in Bogota.
The growing feeling against Presi-
dent Marroquin is believed to be due
to the fact that he did not show SUM-
cient determination to effect the ratifi-
cation Of the canal treaty, which would
have saved the Isthmus to Colombia,
and because he appointed General
Obaldia governor Of the department OF
Panama after Obaldia had declared
that he would remain a Colombian If
the treaty were ratified, but that other
wise he would only be a Panamanlan.
General Obaldia was born in Chlriqui,
in the state of Panama.
Evening journal., 1903-11-16
SHERIFF SALES.

SALE.-BY VIRTUE. OF A
writ OF Lcvam Facias. 20 me directed.
will be exposed 10 public sale, az the
Court House. on Market street between
Tenth and Eleventh streets, In the city
Of Wilmington. New Castle county,
State OF Delaware,
ON THURSDAY.
THE 18th DAY on NOVEMBER, 1903,
ait 10 o'clock, a. M,
the following described real estate, VIZ;
All that certain lot or piece OF land with
a two-story brick dwollinE-house thereon.
erected. situate in the city Of Wilmington
aforesaid. bounded and described as fol-
~ Beeinning at the corner formed by the
intersection Of the southerly side Of Con.
rad street wi.h the westerly side OF
Adams street; thence along said side Of
Conrad street westerly eighty-seven feet
to tho caetoriy side OF a three-fect wide
alley leading into Conrad street and com
with another alley four ftci
wide leading into Adams street, thence
southerly by said side Of said first-men-
toned aliev and parallel with Adams
street sixteen feet to q stake; thence
easterly and parallel with Conrad street
and passinc through the middle OF the
division wall hrtWcon this and the adioin.
20 the said westerly side Of Adams street
and thence thereby northerly sixteen feet
TO the place OF beginning, be the contents
thereof what they may.
Seized and taken In execution as the
properly OF Patrick Dougherty and
'ridget, his wife, mortgagors' and ne
hecca A. Chapman. guardian OF Frant
Chapman. TT. and TO be sold by
EAINTT +. STlDHAM, .Sherlu.
Sherns Office. Wilmington, Delaware
November q 1903.
Evening journal., 1903-11-16

SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF A
writ of Lcvar Facias, 10 me directed.
will be exposed 10 public sale at the
CoufN House on Market street. between
Tenth and Eleventh streets, In the city
of Wilmington, New Castle county,
ON THURSDAY.
THE 13th DAY OF NOVEMBER. 1908,
at 10 o'clock a.. m.
the following described real estate, viz:
All that certain lot or piece OF land with
The three-story brick dwelling thereon
eercteo, known as No. 6i2 Broome street.
situate IN the city Of Wilmington. county
and State aforesaid. bounded and de-
scribed as follows to wit.
Beginning ot point on the Casterly
side OF krocme street az the distance OF
one hundred and fifteen feet SIX inches
northerly from the northerly side OF sixth
street, thence easterly parallel with Sixth
street one hundred end twelve feet eight
Inches 10 corner. thence northefly par
allel with Broome street nineteen feet six
inches 20 corner; thence westerly paral-
lei with sixth street and passing through
the middle OF the brick division wall be-
tween the house on this lot and tho one
twelve feet eight inches TO tho casterly
side Of Brocme street, and thence there
by sOutheriy nineteen feet six inches TO
the place of beginning. be the contents
thereof what they may.
Seized and taken In execution as tho
property OF william I. Mention and Annie
c. Mention his wife. Enortgagors, and Il t.t's
and TO be sold by
ENfATTT F. Srrnu AN She-ln
Sherin's office. Wilmington, Delaware.
November 4. 1903.
Evening journal., 1903-11-16
New York Horse Show Opens.

New York. Nov. 26.--Horse Show
week, marking the opening Of the win
ter season in society, began today. The
show, which Is the 18th annual ex-
hibit Of the National Horse Show AS
sociation of America, is held in Madi-
con Square Garden and continues until
Saturday night. Among the judges who
will oficiate during the week are Jo-
seph E. Wldener, Of Philadelphia; ].
=. Rodgers. Of Milwaukee; r. F. I'm
derhill, Of San Francisco and William
S. Ellis. of Philadelphia. The entries
are fully up TO the standard Of pre-
vious years, there being a large in
crease in the carriage, saddle horse
and hunter classes.
Evening journal., 1903-11-16
pRnPnSALs.

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
ceivcd until n O'CLOCK a. M, Iuesd ".
opened for repairing Third street bridge
Tenders. FOR furnishing the material and
according 10 plans und
specifcations. which can be seen at the
office OF tho Clerk OF the Peace IN she
Court House in tho city Of Wilmington,
and / d. nj. and d. m. daily. Bids to be
sealed and LETT AT the office Of the Clerk
OF tho Peace OF New Castle county in the
Cour- House and addressed Levy Court
OF New Candle county and marked "nhlrd
Strc1f Bridge Proposals. The right Is
reserved to reject any and all bids.
CHARLES MEGGlNSON, Chairman.
n12-ft
Evening journal., 1903-11-16
FARMERS LOOK FOR BURGLARS
Ransaok House at Concord Station,
Getting Booty to The Amount Of $500. |

Burglars entered the home Of Joseph Cd
Husbands at Concord Station Saturday
night while the family was away ani
ransacsed the house from roof to cellar
They succeeded in geMlng about SloO WORTH
OF "swag." Mrs. Husbands fortunately
took her jeweiry and plate with her in a
valiss upon going to C.aymont for the
day.
After the robbery became known farm-
ers armed with shct guns secured Bran7
dvwone hundred looking for a negro and
Ehit, man. seen nesr the Husbands home
earlier In the day. A warm reception
awaits any crook who dares to visit uhe-
village In its present state Of agitation.
Evening journal., 1903-11-16
Paws 1000 Losves For = Farm.

Lebanon, Pa. Nov ia peculiar
business transaction was recorded here
when Grocer John Light transferred to
Baker William A. Garrett a 15-acrc
farm in Derks county for considera-
tion Of 1000 loaves Of bread. The
bread IS to be delivered in quantities
such as may be needed to supply the
daily demands of patrons at Grocer
Lights store.
Evening journal., 1903-11-16

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
coived until II o'clock a. m. Tuesday.
November ~. 1908 and then publicly
opened for epairtnE Market street bridge
tenders. for furnishing the material and
Workmanship according 70 plans and
specifications. which can be seen at the
office OF the Clerk OF the Peace I'm the
Court House. IN the city OF Wilmington
and n. nj. and SD. m. daily. Rids 10 bs
scaled and left at the office Of lhe Clerk OF
the Peace OF New Castle county. In the
Of New Castle county and marked. PRO
posals Market Street Bridge" The right
Is reserved TO reject any and all bids
CHARLES MEGGINSON, Chairman.
Evening journal., 1903-11-16
Winter Excursion Rates via Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad.

Excursion tickets are now on sale to
sinter resorts in the South; also to points
N Alabama. Mississippi, Louisiana. Texas
md New Mexico.
For dickets and full information ap-
piv to ticket agents or II. A. Miller. T. r.
A.. city office Water and Market streets,
wilmington, Del. d. and A. Phone 17ssA.
Evening journal., 1903-11-16
Mine EIre Under Control.

shamolin, Pa. Nov 16.-The FIRE
which broke out on Thursday last at
the Enterprise colliery, rendering sec
employees idle. is thought to be under
control. The Are is confined to old
workings near the surface, and it is
expected the colliery will resume op-
erations this week.
Evening journal., 1903-11-16
GHEYSTOCKS DEFEATED SOLDIERS
Philadelphia Team Too Strong for
First Battalion.

First Battalion basketball nebm was
badly beaten by the GreyatocS team Of
Philadelphia dn the Armory on Saturday
nIgm. Flannigan was disqualified for
trying to uppercut Caldwell. AIiHis was
knocked out and had 10 be carried from
the cage. Score, Greystock, 26; First Bak-
nhon. is. The lineup;
1st battalion Greystock
MaAs... e. forward. o. ..... .strang
Mah5n
Mckay. =. .. forward. e. weeks
Coilawcn
Creamer.. e. q. ....ceutre.. .. .....-...Neill
Ogle.. q. =. ....guard.. e. e. ..Descham
Flannigan e. ....guard.. .. =. Wilson
Kitchens
Goals from he,d, Mckay. 3; creamer. /;
.Strang. 4; Collawell, 8; Nenl. 3; Deschan.
d; goals from fouls. Neiu A; Creamer, 5;
Mills, .; referee, Saunders; time, 20 min
ute halves.
Evening journal., 1903-11-16

The Rev. Thomas Mclean. pastor Of
the Union Congregational Church Lud-
low, Mass, has resigned. and will be-
come real estate agent. He says
that on his present salary. $1,000 a
year. he is unable to make provision
for his old age.
Evening journal., 1903-11-16

The New York Jockey Club has been
forced TO take action against nhe horse
owners who dope" their animals. It is
often said That horse racing has de-
moral.zing eject. We should say so; the
doping norsemen are not 1T company
for the horses.