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Evening journal., 1907-01-28
PENNY no PLANT TREES
Makes Radical Move to Insure Future
supply Of Gross lies.

To assure a steady supply of wood
for cross ties the Pennsylvania railroad
has established a regular department
Of forestry l.. A. Stirling, formerly as-
sistant forester in the Department Of
Agriculture in Washington, has been
appointed forester. He viii assume his
new dutics Che lsl of March.
Regarding the new department the
company has issued a statement In
which it says:
"Tbe action of the railroad follows
exbcrimcnts which the company has
been making in the last five years. Dur
ing this time q mi lion and a half trees
have been planted on land owned by
ira company. Six hundred and eighty
one acres Of land near Altoona win In
the spring of 1907 and 1905 he planted
with chestnut and red oak seedlings
"Thc railroads of the country are
using about ll0.O00.0o0 cross ues every
year. OF which number the Pennsyl-
vania uses about 100000. This de-
mand has deauded tho forests of the
country SO rapidly that ties have reach
ed the price OF seventy cents. AS nC
substitute has as yet been found for tho
wooden lie. the Pennsylvania railroad
IS going 10 maintain a department q
take up the work of painting and car
ing Tor trees for cross tics'
Evening journal., 1907-01-28
HARVESTING POWER
OF MIGHTY RIVER
Decision of Maryland Court
viii Make Possible Building
Of Second Dam

YORK. Jan. 2s-The gigantic
water power in the lower reaches of
the susquehanna River win probably
soon be utilized for the comfort Of man,
q recent decision OF the Harford County
Court. in Maryland making it possible
10 build another gigantic power dam
at conowingo, a point twouty miles be-
lew McCairs Ferry.s
This dam win Doe erected by the sus-
ouehanna Power Company. which was
recently awarded by the courts 1862
icres of condemned land in Hartford
ounty. This decision of the Maryl1nd
ourt is far-reaching inasmuch as it
opens the way for navigation for large
steamhoats from Havre dc Grace To-
lfe Harbor Lockport, ShenlSs Ferry,
York Furnace. McCalrs Ferry and
peachbottom. It win be the beginning
OF system Of dams that will open
York county's southern shores to di-
rect navigation with an the world
JUDGES Burke and Van Biober o'
uarfogl county several days ago iiloi
an opinion I'm the case Of the Mccails
Ferry Power Company in which they
ovcrrulel an the exceptions filed by the
nhinuT corporation and confirming
re ward and inQuisition made by the
1ndemuation jury in which 1862 acres
of lnl m Hartford county the prop
erty OF the MoTaTs Ferry Power COM
nany. yas awarded 60 the susquehanna
Power Company
The McCafs Ferry Power Company
win receive for this land s5G000.
James II. Harlow. an engineer and
irector 60 the Susquet1nua Power
Company. states that So is the intention
af hia company TO construct dam
lb0ui two miles below Concwineo. and
chat the crest of the dam win ho o5
feet This dam ho further avors. VIII
develop l00Ooo-horsa power of eloetri-
city
The vasmess OF this enterprise can
De realized whom 20 is remembered that
Harrisburg. Lancaster York. Philodel-
rhin, Wilmington and Baltimore ere
within q radius OF e5 miles, and could
be easily suppl ga with electrical power
from this mammoth power dam.
Evening journal., 1907-01-28
MARYLAND NEWS NOTES

Chickcn-roX, not smallpox, insists
Or Waiter o. Sclby, is the disease af-
1ictms Kent countv
To tax to fun value an personal prop
crty in Kent county is the plan out-
lined by the County Commissioners.
TO make Talbot roads the best in ,he
stnte the County Commissioners have
placed chem under the supervision OF
102 representative citizens.
As q result Of tearing his arm on a
piece of barbed wine while repairing o
fence Henry Miller IS critically il with
blood poisoning at his home near Wor-
ton.
Charged with forging the name Of
q Chestertown woman to note for a
pair OF shoes at store ln that town,
William Butler aged IA. is under arr
rest and will be held for court.
Rev Walter r.. Graham. pastor OF
Calvary Methodist Protestant Church,
Elston, preached the reopening sermon
at the Methodist Protestant Church,
powelvne. 1Nicomico county. yostcr-
day, his pulpit being filled by Rev. T..
s. Fooks, Of Vienna
The Mayor and City Council Of Eas-
ton ar preparing a reorganization Of
the Wire Department, 10 consist of q
+ committee composed of The Mayor and
two Councilmcn. q marshal an engi-
neer. an assistant engineer, and such
other officials as the committee shall
deem proper, with regular meetings on
tho first Wednesday cf each month.
Students of the new Agriculture
u gh School at Calvert have given IA.
school "a piano.
Several Havre De Grace young mel
are ondolvorias 90 organize compan,
60 serve in the state militia.
Crushed by heavy pole John Kane
/ OF Aberdeen. an employe Of the West
ern Union Teleeraph Company, is In
critical condition.
Failing while running. Rufus Strick
iaud. oc Providence q student at th
Cecil County High school, fractured
small bone in one arm.
County Superintendent Of Educatioi
Wright, Of Hartford county IS expert
encing much difhculN in securing
suflciert number of competent teach
crs.
Mrs Priscilla Riglon. of Elkton, s.
years old, was severely burned by he
dress catching fire from spark ayin.
from a stove near Vh,Ch she wa
standing
The Harioll County Medical Society
! has siecte3 Or Charles Basley pres
i1ert Df. a. r Van Eicber vile-rres
8 ident Dr. Robert 5. F48e. secletsr.
an1 treasurer.
Evening journal., 1907-01-28
Baltimore & OhiOR.R.
Schedule in effect November e5. 1906
Trains Leave Delaware Avenue station
WILMINGTON. DEL.
; Daily. DAILY except sunday. : sunday

Daily. 2 Daily except Sunday. s Sunday
NEw YORK ana the East .a2s. .5.as.
$50 fiil9 sI.35 a. m. fl2G $3.50 s51I
'Royal Limited s1f2 f1l00 D. m.
FilI.ADELfHIA. t226 Vas f550 DO
cell. 1870. u 20 QocaD, iSol MS. .sS.Sf DO
SAD, 'ste, siQ,aS. fio5l Ills. fii.S
a. m, il.id 1906 Qoca0. 1880. $3.50,
fiocaD, n.ol OocaD. -5.l7 "Rcynl Limited"
eao Qocap 100 slo5 QocaD. 7.l2, sS52,
QoceQ. siLeo p "a.
CAD. $500. ISIS, Ss.3f QocaO. $40. s'05S
Oocal. fio5i QocaN. sn.25 a ms fi.26.
1890 Qocan. sl3o. Ooc0O, fi 52 QocaN. fi 20
tlocaD. 100, sos 0ocaD. e1f2 $3.50 QocaD.
All00 p. N.
BALTIMORE q WASHINGTON, sl55.
fso3 'lofg A. m. sl.Q6 900. '4.lL 1850,
&c a 'koyal limited fo09 f95f p. ia.
BALTIMORE and Way stations. i7.o4
tsts a. ~, 1918. s6o1 %. ~.
NEWARK, fiaa. $780, ikQa. s849 i9 "a
a sn. 1880 'ios iss5. 1850. s6o3 100.
sIN5ERLY. 100 fsD. 9os (Express,
e a.. 1910, i2i5, 1850 (Espreas), s6.oS.
LANDENBuRG and Way stations 'l0.M
"a m. bcl nill %. u.
PlrfSHURc. 1855. fl049 %. m. si.tl, ib.sA
$50 ioyAl Limited. -aol ID M
CINCINNATI. ST. LOUIS G. LOUIS
WILLIE. tA55 e. M. fi.06 5000 %. m
Del Ave eta. Deimarvia Tel 2le3 ID.
a a. Tel lf22-A CITY Ticket Oalcc S1i
Market street y e. A. TEL ll5S-A. Del.
marWa Tel 1855
il. a. Miliar Travelling Passenger Agent
Evening journal., 1907-01-28
FOR ANO Her CANAL
consroeamen Pushing Plan to Join
pelaware and Rarllan.

consrosomen Pushing Plan to Join
Delaware and Raritan.
a strong effort win bo made by the
Pennsylvania New Jersey and Delaware
delegations so Congress TO secure an APP
pronrlaiion for the construction of "a cln' J.
connecting Delaware river with Namtrn
bay ana thus provide an open waterway
FOR ships plying between Philadelphia and
New York. tn thc event OF the construc-
ton of such o. canal and the building Of
the proposed Chesapeake and Delaware
canal connecting the Chesapeake and
Delaware bays. ON which latter rcfoit
20 Congress has bacn made by a. commits
sion headed by General Folk Agnus OF
Baltimore.
Thc Pennsylvania Railroad Company
now owns the Ro.ian canal. oonncctlns
tho Delaware and RaHmn bays. am ~
has been claimod that the COM
pany has been opposed TO the deve.-
opmort of cgmpauuon through ihe ems
Nrecncnt Of this canal Ter uro os "a free
and onon waterway TO s GAINED that
the railroad company charges as hi-h as
81 0i.a ton for goods haulod through ths
RarRn canal Under Che wording of the
Burton resolution the proposed commits
sion would not have TO report IN favor of
tho purchase of the Raritan canal from
The Pennsylvania f another route ape
peared. moro feasible than the present
canal route
Evening journal., 1907-01-28
BEAUTIES OF IANAlCA
George Nox Mocain's Second Lecture
viii Be On the Subject.

Jamaica win hgure largely in the
second lecture Of the George Nox Nc
Cain series Of "Beautiful Picture Pill
grimags" which will be given at tho
New-Ccntury Club on Friday evening
next Some OF the most beautiful pic
lures shown 10y Mr.. Mccain are Of the
island of jamaica now so conspicuously
in the pub'ic eye, Kingston, Spanish
town the Bog Walk and Castletou
Gardens all appear in this Pilgrim
age" m addition TO this Mr. Mccain
VII gu je his audience through Cuba
and around it's battiefeliE. across Pcr-
to Rico ana Through other islands Of
The Carrha'n. Among the life motion
scenes whi p ne viii present are two
OF particular interest to ladies', viz:
"Tow Women B'ild the Roads in Ja-
maica' and Unloading ships AT ST.
Thomae." A storm at sea and tho
work OF unloading a sh p's cargo IN the
suff are other interesting life motion
pictures in this "Bcauiiful Picture
Pilgrimage through the West indies.
the lands Of the old bueeancers. Re-
served sent tickets for this lecture are
now on sale at Buffers, i2l Market
street
Evening journal., 1907-01-28
TO TX4MlN MEMS EYES
2. and @. Troinmen Who Wear
Glasses VIII be Given Other En-
ployment.

An the trainmen on the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad win appear before
an examining physician this week to
undergo test of their sight. These
examinations are held at stated inter-
vals but In issuing the order FOR the
coming test the company &c Is under
stood. has decided that any trainman
who cannot stand q norma test-that
Is. who cannot read signals readily
without the aid Of glasscs-is TO be
given employment i'm some other
branch OF the service.
This. IS one Of the most far-reaching
regulations governing the require
ments Of employees that has ever been
promulgated by any Of the railroads.
There are numerous engineers on
many roads wearing glasses, and
among thom are some Of the most re-
liable. Tho great number OF acct
dents ON tho rail- is responsible. II is
understood. for this order Of the Ba
timora and Ohio.
Evening journal., 1907-01-28
DE.ERTS HIS SHIP
sneclai % The Evcnne journal.

LEWEs Jan. 2S.-Becausa of mutin-
Gus and menacing actions by his negro
crew The captain Of the three-masted
schooner Mary Adelaide Randall. aban-
d0nod her or Lcwos this week ANA
LETT her TO proeccd in charge Of th,
mate. 10 Is reported chat the captain.
finding now difficulty over his order
Tor coffee for breakfast, tclographc1
Of his troubles TO New York. receiving
around TO New York but the master
was moi iooS'us fCr this kind of trou-
bie ana Withdrew 90 shore. taking the
iandlubbeIs choice ~ q comfortable
train 10 New YORK
Evening journal., 1907-01-28
BuStLINE

Freight received lor oIi points, Given
personal attention. and forwarded
promptly at lowest rates and by bcs'
routes.
Ho7u leave ho.h wilmington and
iniadginhia 90 fu0 r., 20. daily. sundoy
txcarfed
Through rates and hills OF ianding ls-
eiie1
GEORGE ~. BUSH g. SONS co..
Pier 3. Seuth Wharrra. hlaieinh'a
French strcct WHARF. wilmington
Evening journal., 1907-01-28
Renister Grants Lettern.

REGISTER Of wis Francis n. Walker
has granted letters restamentary upon
the estate OF Alfred L1Gand. deceased.
TO Alfred II. Lohand
Evening journal., 1907-01-28

Headaches and Neuralgia From Colds
LAXATIVE BRC1I0 Qunine. me
vcrll 0id- cola and GfIp remedy rc-
moves cause. CAN Tor iul name Look
gor signature j. W Grove. 25c
Evening journal., 1907-01-28
HEADACHES AND NEURALGIA
FROM COLDS.

LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine, tho
world wide cold and Grip remedy re-
moves cause Cen for fuu name. Look
for signature Il. w. Grove. 25c.
Evening journal., 1907-01-28
TAX REcEIvERIs SALE.


by virtue Of the power IN me invested
hy law of the State OF Dela ware 4 have
lev ed on and VIII expose TO public sale,
al the
nn Market street, between Tenth md
T. eventh street. in the city Of Wimin
ton. county Of New Castle, and Stare Of
ON SATURDAY.
THE 99rd DAY OF FEBRUARY. 1907.
In default Of the payment cf ST.
for tire years f00i 1872 io g. 1a0f 1908 n
1906. the foil wing de C d re e fa e
TO wit:
AN that cert ln To-. Iicca c,. rec Of
land situate m the city CT Wlm n ton
1lorcs id. bounded and dcsclib q as fol-
lows 20 witi
Beginnlng at a stake on the utherl
Hmld 20 C.aymont stree ~ tro ol ~ e.
OF CD feet from the westerly sid Of ay-
mont street thence SOW s. ny o. f1i-
lri tn Claymont street la feet 0 inch o
another stake. thence scrly an
ei TO Fcurtc NH street 20 feot TO an
other stake. thence 10 tlerly ana b.
ei "a 70 c. ymont street - feet 6 inc es TO
the aforesad q 80 ffct wide SIR e.; theme
thereby eastcrly - feet O. tie rsl men
toned stake and place Of Mag, 3
the contents thereof what ticE irav
seized and ken I'M cXnrH on the
property of william Ste al a D 10 b
Alto O'CLOCK A. NJ
HORACE G RETrEW
Late Receiver OF T ks and 0'1uu y
Treasurer for New Castle Conn y "a l.
mington. u .laware. January l., lUl
Evening journal., 1907-01-28
NOTICES.
rAx RFcFIvFR,s sAlF

M toi-Nf-tN v = n ? 9fNEEs
BY virtue of the power in me invested
ty law OF the State of Delaware, 1 have
levied on and Will expose TO public sale,
at the
COURT HOUSE.
on Market street. betuccl Tenth and
Eleventh streets. IN the city of Whining
ton, county Of New Castle, and State u
Delaware,
ON SATURDAY,
THE 23rd DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1907.
AT 10 O'CLOCK a. NJ.
In default of the Payment Of s3c1,
County and Poor tiNes lawfully assessed
fo- the years Of 1902. 1903 1904. 10 IS and 1895,
ne following described real estate, to witt
All that cor ain lot or piece Of land 81 u-
ate In the city of wilmington New Castle
county and State of DeaWare bounded
and descr bed as follows. to wit
Beginning al the corner formed by tho
line OF the sou horiy side OF Nin.h street
with the line of the eanterly side of
Grant avenue; thence easteily by said
southerly side Of Ninth street 125 feet 60
corner; thence southerly parallel wi h
Grant avenue l6 feet to a corner; thence
westerly parallel with Ninth street 1-5
feet TO said casterly side OF Grant ave-
nue. and thence thereby northerly Is feet
20 the place of beginning; be the contents
thereof what they may
Seized and taken IN execution as the
property Of Matthew Stengcr North East,
Md, and to be sold by
HORACE G. RETTEW.
Late Receiver Of Taxes and County
Treasurer for New Castle County Will
mlnston, Delaware, January Ia, 1901
Evening journal., 1907-01-28
on SATURDAY,
THE 2srd DAY OF FEBRUARY, 59O7.
An 10 O,cI orK A NJ

In default Of the payment Of s32s
County and porr Tax lawfully asse scd
for tho years of 1893, 1904 1905 and ] 06
the following described real esta e. to wi !.
All thar certain lot or piece of land W IN
the building thereon erected, situate in
the city Of Wilmington. New Cls ie
county and state Of Delaware known gs
NO 627 East Seventh street. bounded and
described as follows, TO wit.
Beginning on the northerly side OF W.
enth street at the distance of co fcee
westerly from the westerly side OF Spru G.
street a corner ~ land now or late Of
Scott NJ. T.. Church, thence with 81 d
church land and with other land now or
lafe Of John u. Gruhb northerly uaraliel
with said Spruce street 95 feet, thence
westerly parallel with said Seventh
street 90 feet, thence sOu,heily by line
OF land now or late of Samuel McCulley
deceased. parallel with said Spruce street
90 feet 10 the said norfherly 81 'e OF Sew
enth street. and thence thereby Casterly
20 feet to the place OF beginning.
Seized and taken In execution as the
property OF Mary A. Mccormick and
to be sold by
Treasurer for New Castle unty VII
mmgton. Delaware, January H. 1907.
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MILaoN LNg
PHILADELPHIA PASSENGER AflJ
FRElGnT LiN@.

PHILADELPHIA PASSENGER AND
FREiGHT LiN@.
1H0N sli.an l.e al.lli AIl.h AN %
CRY OB CHESTER
Philadelphia, at 3O q. DAP. ana 1850 y. m
i..tr 0iit,t Hue lpDf lNtei-
wharf wecA-daya tud sundays, at 1880
a. Al., 4ll D.. ul.
"H,atei no hour, later.
fares lncudMe Saturday and sunday
thiladelpnn tNcurssi.1 -ac cone way N1
'ieetti escursiQu. lic-0le way llc
emlpcfa 81 irtisht have i.guc1i ser
Niet careful hHralng promp. delivery
"tl la.i projection from tln weather Nt
Sgttfed Nlarvcs iud wagons.
o secure hose ftcliica. order your
shipments V|s WILSON LINE" Chest
lst stieet Nhr. Philadelphia, and
fttith sweet wharf, Wilmington.
HORACE WILSON,
General M1nnrcr
Evening journal., 1907-01-28
ON SATURDAY,
THE 2Srd DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1907
AT 10 O'CLOCK A M

In default Of the payment Of st7.g2.
County and Poor taxes lawfully assess i
for the years Of 1903 1904 and 1905. the
following descr bed real estate 10 W.T.:
All that certain lot piece or parcel OF
land, situate IN The ely Of Wilmington.
New Castle county aforesaid, bounded
and described as follows TO wit.
Beginning at n point in the southerly
side of WaWaset street distance 1oS feet
from the westerly side of Lincoln street;
thence al0ns said side OF Wawaeet
street, west teflv 40 fee to a aaEe thence
southerlv parallel with Lincoln street lOl
feet to tho uortlcrly side or a five feet
wide alley rursing from Union to LIN
coin street; thence by said "a Icy sid &C
feet to a stake; thence no thcrly Pa a. iei
with Lincoln street 100 feet to IL ce Of
beginning, with the use of said alley with
others entitled therto forever.
caiz and taken in execution as the
property of Josephine Ragey, and 20 De
sold by
HORACE C.. RETTEW.
Late Receiver Of Taxes and County
Treasurer for New Castle County. VILE
mington, Delaware, January IA, 1907.
Evening journal., 1907-01-28
ON SATTRDAY.
THE 23rd DAY OF FEBRUARY. 49,
At 10 O'CLOCK A. NJ.

Tn default Of the payment Of S1L67.
County and Poor taxes lawfully assessed
for the years Of 1903 1894. 1865 and 1905. the
following described real estate. to wit
All that certain lot or piece OF iald
situate in the city Of Wilmington. Dela-
ware aforesaid, bounded and described
as follows to wit:
Beginning at the corner formed by tho
intersection, Of. the southerly side ~
Ninth street Cextended with the westerly
s'da of Bayard avenue (of GO feet wideJ;
thence westerly along the said sou hefly
side OF Ninth street extended SO feet 10
Its intersection with the easterly side 4
Rose street (running southeriy ir M
Nirah street extended parallel with Bay
ara avenue az % feet widel, thence soutn-
erly along said elsterly SIDE Of Rose street
% feet 20 stake. thence r7sterly pa ai-
Tel 20 Ninth street so feet TO point IN Tie
said westerly side Of Bayard avenue; and
thence thereby northeriy 80 feet TO the
place OF beginning; be the contents there
Of what they may.
Sc zed and taken In execution Us the
property OF C. Wesley Weldin, and to DO
sold by
HORACE G. RETTEW.
Late Receiver Of Taxes and County
Treasurer for New Castle County Wiz
mngton. Delaware January Il, 1907.
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OK eArr-pnAv
THE 28rd DAY on FEBRUARY, 100

: :" T " = 7 TITTT-IN =.
In default Of the payment OF s225s
County Poor taxes lawfully assessed
for the years 1908 1904 49, and 1876 the
following described real estate, to wit:
AN that lot of land in The city Of W /
mington, Delaware, bounded and describ-
ed as follows
THAT lot Of land I'm Wilmington Della
ware. with the two two-story build ngs
Of Buttonwood street ls1 feet no Oh OF
Fighth street; thence northerly eio1g
Buttonwood street 36 feet and extend ns
westerly at this width to "a depth Of 10
feet.
Seized and taken in execution as the
property Of Charles Green, and to be
sold by
HORACE G. RETTEW.
Late Receiver OF Taxes and County
Treasurer for New Castle County VIII
mington, Delaware, January "a, 1907.
Evening journal., 1907-01-28
ON SATURDAY.
THE 23rd DAY or FEBRuAny. 1oo-

ATT 10 0'CL0C1 A. a.
ia default Of the payment OF sts
County and Poor Taxes ! wfuliv ase.e. :,
ior Che yea of 1913. ls4 lf5 and eD
the io.lowiu- described Ieal estate. 10 "a 4.
Az that tain iot piece or pa Ell Of
land situate g. the city Of Wnm.nv,.
siorfa bauld end describe as
lows, TO wit
l'es-na.n @ he inte ion of fhs
westerly sae Of seaflss stro { at 81
Vide with ihe sut s. side OF Ihrl
street. hence glcns sid de of m d
O. sake. thence
southeriy a4ailel with soa.lcs str.e. z
t Lcu tIrrca eIsfnfir
parallel with Tltd stret rs fs.t 10 ih,
Ni 'sa si af ..lrIF sIr aH.
thence "a Re y narth.iy U oef Inc 5
70 me place 90 d. inning Nth Jnc md
ptiyl res of said se'r'es tet u me-
Non forever.
Sc 2ed ard taken 90 es rnton as tha
crty OF Hester A. smith, end G. Ice
-cid by
HORACE G. RETTEw.
Late Receiver Ci Taxes ana County
iTeosrrer flr New Castle County WIZ
mington, Delaware, J,nuary a. Co.,
Evening journal., 1907-01-28
TAX RECEIVERS SALE

BY virtue Of the power in me invested
by law Of the State of Delaware, have
levied on and Will expose to public sale,
at the
COURT HOUSE,
on Market street. between Tenth and
Eleventh streets in the city Of Whining
ton, county Of New Castle. and State Of
Delaware,
Evening journal., 1907-01-28
on SATURDAY,
THE 23rd DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1907
At 10 O'CLOCK A. NJ.


In default of the payment n s-G7
County and Poor Taxes lawfully assess q
for the years Of 1901. 1902 1903, 1904 20 5
ma 1876 the following described real es.
t re to wit:
An hat certain lot piece or parcel OF
land situate I'm the city Of Wilmington
aiores "a bounded and described as fol
lows to wit:
Beginnng IN the westerly side of Lin
coin 81 rect at the distance cf 100 scct from
the herlv eda Cf Tenth street; then-e
westerly parallel with Tenth street los
feet 70 O. corncr; fhenca southerly and
llel with Lincoln street 36 feet TO
corner. fhruce ao eflS and parallel with
Tcnih street ini feet 60 the westerly side
OF . irceln street afcreaid: thence th
Tho eaaic h'r'y 3j feet TO he Place
of bc cnning; DE the contents thereon
what tAcy MAY.
Ss'zed ara token IN execution as the
property Of Angci0 Ccot,ll 10, and 70 be
scld by
Tafn Receiver 90 Tavn7 and G. l1fY
rrraa srrer fo~ New Gaelic Conntv VIE
m'nrtou ID l1ware. J0nuary "A lo7.
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TAN RECEIVERIs sAIE

BY viitle Of he power in me nve..as
by law Of the State Of Delaware. nave
ieVi,a on and VIII expose 20 public s.le.
GO Rr HOUSE.
on 1 N'.INet SO e. between Tenh rd
I, I,n' county Of New Caste and st ie f
Evening journal., 1907-01-28
C0TRT HOTST.

BY virtue Of the power IN me Invested
iv aw OF the State Of Delaware. / have
levied on and VIII expose 20 public ssle.
AZ the
Evening journal., 1907-01-28
THE 23rd DAY or FEBRUARY, 100
At 10 O.CL0Ck A NJ


Tn default Of the payment Of s767
County ana Poor taxes lawfully assesscd 4
for the years Of 1901. 1902. 1903. 1904. 10 )
and 1906 the following described real es-
ate to wit;
All that certain lot piece or parcel Of
land situate in the city of wilmington
founded and described as follows. to witt
ECginning at % stake on the sOufher y
side of Third street between Madison
lnd Monroe streets at the distance of
i02 feet casterly from the oastorly side
of Monroe street. thence sou herlv mar.
lcl with Monroe street n feet and 4 In.
chcs 10 the nowheriy side of a 2-fee1
de alley; thence along said side OF
alley eastery parallel with Third
street rs feet TO the U iy
ecs wide alley; thence thereby northerlv
p lal.el with Monroe street II feet and
inches 20 tho aforesaid side Of Third
treet and thence hereby westerly Us feet
70 the place OF beginning.
Seized and taken iu execution as the
property OF James Scott and To- be sold by
HORACE @ REIIEA
Late Receiver Of Taxes and County
ItHasuf0r for New Cnsl. County VIII
m.ngton. ID lcware. January "a 1ao7
Evening journal., 1907-01-28
- REcElVER,s sALE.

BY virtue of the power IN me invested
by law of the State of Delaware, 4 have
levied on and viii expose to public sale,
at the
Evening journal., 1907-01-28
- REcEINERls sALE.

By virtue Of the power IN me invested
by law Of the State of Delaware I nave
levied on and viii expose TO public sale,
at the
COURT HOUSE,
on Market street. between Tenth and
Eleventh streets, In the city OF Whining.
ton, county Of New castle, and State Il
Delaware,
Evening journal., 1907-01-28
~ RECEIVERls sALE.
COURT HOUSE.

BY virtue Of the power in me invested
y law of the State OF Delaware, / have
svied on and win expose to public sule.
I m.
Evening journal., 1907-01-28


on Market street, between Tenth and
Eleventh streets. IN the city Of Wilmng-
ton. county Of New Castle. and state q
Delaware