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Gilpin observer., 1907-04-18
WASHDAY BARGAIN SALE
BLANKS
EVERYTHING NEEDED FOR WAsHDA1
AT BARGAIN PRICES

Al nAN0AIN rN(tS
During Thursday, Friday and
Saturday Of this week
S2,zO for a $ year guaranteed beat quality
ers. Solid rubber rolls. steel spring and patent
guide board.
ST.. .AS for good American clothes wiinssr.
10 inch rolls. hardwood frame.
mr., for genuine NO Sag" Curtain Stretchers
14~ Center brace aud will not sag.
OSC for extra heavy copper rim aud bottom
wv wash boilers
u/c for s dozen Of the 6rst quality Clothes
~ Pins
ISC for so foot white Cotton Braided Clothes
W. Line.
Qnf- for hardwood folding Clothes Bar Of ex.
WV ceptional size 70. the money.
nc for full sized very best quality Wash
S/S Boards.
7cc for medium sized galvanized Iron Wash
/O~ Tubs.
2<c for ia-a,, heavy galvanized iron water or
>9S scrub pail
/cc for best quality fiber Water Paii VI ex.
TO- ceptonal merit.
mr., for I'm excellent quality OF ironing boards
/S~ that will not warp.
S/c for an extra large heavy willow Clothes
The prices given here are Of course
mere fiction. but the pricss Blank
Gilpin observer., 1907-04-18

Mrs. Winslows Soothing Syrup.
For children teething softens the gums reduces in
nammation aays pain, cures wind coiC. 25c bottle.
Evening star., 1907-08-25

FOR sALE-CHoICE INVESTMENT PROPERTY.
$1.V7o-10th st. st. me-, frame; rents
S125o-Gales st. ne, neat frame rents for $1l So
81, Pom St sw., slx-room brick; rents $40 so.
$i.soo-k ,G St t. near 9th St NV. brick; rents
s1.55oI st, sw. bet. ~ and 9Th. frame; rents
$500 for two 20, bricks near 2lst and Va. ave-;
$3,3 800 for 2-story apartment in southwest, q
rooms. baths; rent, $31. 90.
$4, 200 for four frames near 18th and Pf. ave
Sc; rent, $494.40 yearly.
$3.50 each for three bricks near 18th and Md
ave- ne; rent SEC. 30 each.
Sc: rent. ss2s yearly.
$fS50O for 13 bricks in southeast: white tenants;
JxaEs lsa1 sisz sasa. 81 @9ntas sss La AVE. NV.
FOR sALE-BUsINEss PROPERTY
ss'5oo-lath St e.. near na ST. NV; lot 17oo11eo;
$11.5Oa+sth st. Sc. uear navy yard store and
two apartments above; cellar; hot-water
heat; rent $4,000 month.
$12500-Opposite Carnegie Library; wide lot i'm
p,,os,s. proved by BY 12Foom brick building in
13.500-G st. 7th NV; lot 31xl21: i'm
proveuents o K.
JAMES f. SHEA e4s La. AVE NV.
FOR sALE-cHoICE HOME PROPERTIES
soo0-M St sv..>S rooms and bath
st. = to g rs'9s ss ana bath e4 and ,,,,
So, 500-lst st. NV. residence. 6 rooms and bath.
S. 10o-6th ST. Sc. near St, rooms and bath.
So. .S50-P st. Sd st. NV. Or. and b.. furnace
s4.250-3d st. near r st. 6r and b., furnace.
$,.000-T st. near 1st st. n.w Sr. and b., furnace
staaOv st. near lst st. NV, sr. and b., furnace
5,o0S-12th ST. sw. B, Sr and b. furnace
S5,Goo-T ST. near 10th st. NV. ST. and b.. cellar
s5,so0-H st. near 2Ist NV. sr. and b.. furnace.
S7,eoo-Nesi n: b; ave. We and st. NV. 10 rooms,
s7.25o-Colamhia Heights. Kenyon st.. 8 rooms,
BATH bath het-Satsr o sats, heat at, .
auo3-ee II, so
Evening star., 1907-08-25

FOR RENT - EIGHT ROOM HOUSE NEAR
union depot: No. 169 Mass. ave. ne W. II
HARRISBURG No. 1928 Mass. NV.
Phone North 5c20. au23-3ts
Evening star., 1907-08-25
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

BANKRrPrCY SALE BY RECEIVER nv
ho,EER hhoE,TEIEIs WAS2Nf tHH,yfnI EARSE r. EYGLNhS
E2ulPMENr, TooLs, OFFICE FunNiTrRE,
ETC. BELONGING 1O THE wNt J. Zrff
Co. INC. BANkRuPrs. AT IlTiI AMI
O'CLOCK AN ''''' th-s
3, by vittSe Of an order sy the bankruptcy Court
the VIM. J. Zch Co, Inc. bankrupt viii sell at
public auction. at the yard OF said cnmpsSy A.
the corner of i4th and SITS. s.w.. Washington
AT TEN O'CLOCK AN thirty-ninc Horses and
four Mules, all good workers. in good conditioa
Wagons: lc Chute aud Dump Coal Wagons: 20 sets
Double Harness: 10 sets Cart un rTpcSs. , s.,s
bugD Harness: ? Business Busges. / Sleigh
one Complete Wood Saving and so,,ttIn. Ont.
nj Win Boiler aud Engine, Shafttng Beltins etc
Contents OF blacksmith and repair shop Inr1ui,n,
Boiler. Engine. Shafting. Betting Pulley. NH
Press. Forge, Anyils. Tire BENDER Trr ShrIuker
NiSes, Saw In Table, Blower Grindstonr and mis-.
and large assortment OF New Rar Iron. I,ry.
quantity of Wagon Lumber: Finished and Gnnn.
ONCE Furniture and miscellaneous articles "
m Terms s. OF sale. cash: all property to be removed
JOHN B. DASH. Attorney st-Iaw.
l4lB II a, NV
Receiver In Bankruptcy.
Attorney for Receiver
MAGRATH 81 LKENNALLY.
200 llth st. NV,
an2l -d&dos Auctioneers.
WALTER D. WILLIAMS & co, AUCTIoNEERS
NJ pSIloN SALE OF uNkEDEBMED PLEDGES
w BY order Of +. Warren johnson. manager Of the
THIRTfErM. AT HALF.PAsT one o.choCk .cnssf
IN. l VIA sell. at tho above loan oficp l2ax
which the interest is due one year or nor. r,"'
ntslns nsas OF Watches of all kinds. Chains Charms,
cin,s .tanss as' Sysrwnse Diamonds and other
au24-0t' +. WARREN JOHNSON M.nsvor
Evening star., 1907-08-25

FOR SALE-ON WIDE AVENUE NV; SUPERB
Groom brick house, with handsome front
reception hall. furnace heat, tiled bath: KPTCH-
EN- ON MAIN FLOOR; grand bargain at S. $50;
only $500 cash needed
wILIIGE. GIBBs & DANIEL. 603 & COS 13th.
au2S-6t -
Evening star., 1907-08-25

0Os A., sw. stox 4e5 F sw, Sd fl. 3r 500
dwg new 80. $40 90 3O5 10th sw. l2r b. 81. 50
1911 AZ sw Or, l.. %. 80 AIS NJ Tor, b. so 80
30 Al sw, st&dw. $3.50 GO + sw. 6r b. .25 80
All Del av .Gr.w q. 80 491 Md sw orb 050
l214 sw. 6r b.. 20. so a31 G sw. 6r b. % so
612 AZ sw. st&dw. .20.50 410 G sw. 6r h. 2050
so n Sc, good tusi 1850 ~. sw. Or. " 14.50
mess stand. 1900 1876 Va Or wv IA so
1910 Va .6r. W. 1850 442 9th Or. 1850
524 11th sw, or, 1880 1888 Half Sc, ,5r fat 80
COS Va av sw. CIV 1880 146 Sc Or. w. .12. 80
1909 Union Or W 80 1927 Union Gr W. 10 80
1l16 1st Sc Gr.w e. IL. 30 4 Sc. 4r. 80
1898 I'd sw, 5r. 80 1922 1st Sc. 5r. 1880
1857 Union 5r w 10. so I19 AZ 4r I'd Il II so
1916 1st 5r, 80 I'LL AZ sw statle. 6. %
719 Al sw Ar Sd d so 7i9 7th se base't. 8 90
1919 41a sw. b,set 90 21S sw, stable. .12 CO
46I l. sw. 4r w.....9. 5O'
au24 St c. H. PARKER CO. (Inc) f35 AZ s.w,
Evening star., 1907-08-25

FOR RENT-EY ]. L. kOLB
823 New York ave. NV
900 Cap 16r 00 SO5 4th Sc. Or b store22 so
1725 21st. 11r b.. so. 90 l05 NV. Or. b.. .2l so
400 Hopkins Tor b. 45OoI513 10th ne, 5r b.. 20 so
1853 7 NV. 10r. b. .45 90 I03H ne. Or, b. 20 so
131 NV. Or, b.. 40 1914 Fla ne, Oats,
507 Or, b. .25.50 Sd floor. 5r. b. so
2l7 nw Tor, b.. %. so 1892 Union sw, Sr wiz so
aul5-tf Stable rear COS X NV 8. 50
FOR RENT-COLORED RENTERS. ATTENTION.!
Only $500 and $500 for those new apart
ments, with porcelain bath, back pOrches. etc.
on Sherman Goth ST. corner of Columbia
road NV; only desirable tenants need apply.
mV0-tf
Evening star., 1907-08-25

FOR REST-BY GEO. "
500 18th
is.a q NV. ljr.eb- 475.OeI
221i Ia av nv. .13c. BIS IN
1916 21st. Sr, b. 1910
22d snd r. 7r. sto. As. 80
Large studio. offlces. 43-W
Fit 1919 Pa avnw q. h40. 50
1913 Pa av nv, bach
elor apartment. 1000
au24-tf
Evening star., 1907-08-25

FARMS-0UR LAST SUBDIVISION
of farms cost members SO. 50 per acre easy pay
ments and in six months was selling at $50
acre: another tract now opening same plan
Write CAL. HOME EXTENSION ASSN, 16S
Chamber Of Com, Los Angeles. Cal. au1S- Su, At
Evening star., 1907-08-25

FOR RENT
APARTMENT. ......................S3 $50 80
e20 n G. AVE. Sc. ROOMS AND BA So. 90
RATH H........... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 30 so
s26 MASS. AVE. NE. @ ROOMS AND BA. - so
30 9TH ST Ne, o ROOMS. ............. 1850
su24-3t CIiAS. A. SHIELDS. 1905 ST. NV.
Evening star., 1907-08-25

FUR RENT- -
17OS Oregon NV 10 rooms and bath. $45. so
1902 st. NV. 10 rooms and bath O.S3
421 Fl st. NV. I rooms and bath. $3.50
212 st. NV, rooms and bath. 1880
an24-tf WEAVER BROS. 1919 st. NV.
Evening star., 1907-08-25

FOR SALE-AN OPPORTUNITY TO SECURE
AN ELEGANT RESIDENCE AT VERY Low
PRICE.
An out of town owner authorizes US to offer the
best constructed house on Columbia Heights and
the very best location at greatly reduced price,
the same being 1877 Euclid st.
Entire front Of lightstone; modern In arrange
ment and construction erected by thoroughly
reliable contractor; finished throughout In hard
wood; - rooms. 2 bathrooms: l rooms deep
servants stairway leading to the third door
and pantries; lot 1876 by Las. Price. S1l 500
This Is actually less than the cost Of tion
to say nothing OF valuable lot. This Is one Of
the prettfest squa-, in Washington; high. cool
and hcalthful Key at cffice.
STONE & FAIRFAX, 1912 New York ave.
auC3-3f
Evening star., 1907-08-25

FUK RENT
1865 Belmont st. NV. 10 rooE,s and bath $50. 90
1904 Monroe st. NV. 10 rooms and bath. As. 90
1873 Riggs place. NV, 10 rooms and bath. 4O.O
Near Pension Office. rooms and bath. 80. so
1915 Riggs st. NV, 10 rooms and bath. -. 80 so
53S Columbia road NV. rooms and bath. %. 50
500 11th ST. s.w.. rooms and bath. ..-... 2O.00
sol 1lth St s.w., rooms and bath. 49,. 2O.GO
Hyattsyie, Md, ST. and newly papered. 20. 90
HOO q ST. ne, rooms and bath. is. 50
STORES.
2O32 Rhode Island ave. ne. store and r.. 1880
600 7th st. s.w.. store and rooms. ..... 50. 60
Near l1th and SITS. me-, store and 5r fat 45 90
CHAS. s. MUIR & CO., Inc.
au24-2t e. 1903 n. Y. ave.
Evening star., 1907-08-25

FOR RENT
UNFURNISHED
102S K st. NV. IA rooms. baths fur
mace, per ar1ufn- .$lsSOU.0u
1882 Conn. ave. IL rooms and bath. ..... l23. 90
l724 Q ST., rooms and bath. ........... 900
621 4th st. NV. IL rooms and bath 90. rs
Ills Oregon ave-, 10 rooms and b., per mo. 90
1910 Sd st. se., rooms. .........,...... 1880
RLATS.
606 18th ct. NV. rooms and bath. $40. Is
The Chelsea" I'd and E SITS. Sc;
first and second floor apartments; out
side rooms. with bath. pantry, porch and
heat. 30 and $50. 90 per month
1898 18th st. NV, 2-story apartment. nrst
floor. rooms and bath, furnace. per mo. 30.0
Flat The Chelses. rooms and bath. 25. 50
l126 Conn., ave-. 4 rooms and bath. ....... 25. 90
SUBURBAN.
Bladensburg road, opposite Langdon, D.
c.. D rooms, well, Az .......... $500
OFFICES.
7l3 14th st. NV. ID -roor i rooms ..... $500
6O6 18th st. NV. rooms. ............ 40.75
STORES
COG 18th st. NV, suitable for store or
ofhce; per month. h....-..................$1 .$125. 90
STABLES
1887 st. NV. for automobiles only;
concrete floor; electric lights; room for
or machines. Observation-Disclosures. 2S.00
GASCH & BtRGE. 1925 N. Y. ave. nv.
-au23-'s
Evening star., 1907-08-25

FOR KENT-B1 b. r. 81
1920 7th NV. .store.Si00. 90
1918 X nv, lSr, 2bl00.00
626 F NV. sto, cellarI0. 90
4O6 18th, 1Sr. 5000
1857 31st, lar. b.. 80. 90
l117 & NV. 11r. b. 80. 90
1901 9th NV. .sto. DIV .o3. 90
1916 7th NV, store. so 90
1881 S1st NV, l2r. h. As 90
1917 Sth NV. 1lr. b-45.00
li02. Sth NV. Sr. b. .40.50
1913 ltiSgs NV, 10r. b. .40.S0
S5l0 Brightwood ave.
store and DIV. 80
45S N NV. Ir, b. ...3I so
T0I Fl NV, Sr, b. .35. so
1923 9th NV. Sr. b. ..35. 90
40 l. NV. sto, dwz. As 90
1872 9Th NV, 7r. b-.35.O0
1883 10Th. Ut. b. :. $3.50
1916 7th NV ,sto. dws32. so
d21 p NV. 7r. b. ..S1.50
7th & Morton. sto. sta3f -OG
81 l ne, llr, b. :. $3.50
72l 9th ne. Or, b. 80. 90
l4l4 Columbia NV,
Sr, b. 80. 90
1892 9Th NV. 10r, b-27-50
LIST and Decatur SITS. n,
warehouse, electric ele,
Evening star., 1907-08-25

NINE. RITA. THE WORLDS GREATEST PALM
fst and astrologer. now holding receptions at
s23 9th
Fee. 60c. an2t -2Ots
Evening star., 1907-08-25

AUL CO.. IIH q u NV.
1910 Sd NV. Or. b. .27. so
521 l. NV. Or. b.. ..T.50
449 n Y av NV Or. b. 27 80
1S4S 9Th NV. Sr,s b.2J. 30
l74s Seaton. Or. b(coD25. so
% p ne, Or. b. -. %. 80
452 Fl NV. 7r. w....25.OO
639 Fla av NV ,6r.b. 1880
1909 Marion nw,7r. boz. 80
33S 18th Sc. Or. b.. .20.50
500 7th ne, store. ..1S.O0
I n se. Or. h ......i5.4O
r s25 N J av. 4 stls15.OO
433 Wash. 4r. w,col.14.5O
X ZIG l NV, stable. IA 25
442 N NV. store. 1880
2034 It'll NV. sto. 2r. 90
71S 9th ne, store. 1900
1913 N ] av Sc, Or, W 1900
"12S NY av, Ar, W colo. so
Rear 1923 T st ny,
stable. gas and w.l0.O 90
6l6 La ave, basement,
22x7S 10. 90
1927 I'd Sc, Ar. col. 800
2229 Sth NV. stable. 8. 90
2S02 II ne. 5r. 400
p. new ana modern
'ator. etc. 200. 90
Evening star., 1907-08-25

FOR RENT-BY OWNER: ATTRACTIVE 10
room modern house In finest section NV: $45
monthly: by yearly lease. $40 monthly; to I'M
mediate tenant. Address u. Z. j., Star Office.
Evening journal., 1907-03-25
EASTER BLOOMS
ARE BEAUTIFUL

Bursting into full bloom. the flowers
Of the season just now present picture
Of the season just nowpTessnt "a picture
with every color Of the chromatic scale
the children of the conservatory ap-
pear as yet trife tim.d as they vcu-
ture into contact with the still uucer-
tain atmosphere labelled spring. But
no matter what the state Of weather
when joyous Easter Is at hand IL be-
hooves the flower TO make it's bow Ia
earnest as a harbinger cf what IS 10
come.
In the shops of the florists in the con
servat0ries of the well-to do. adjoining
windows OF the more humble residences
stacked high at street corners, or as
the corsage adornment OF my lady
fair. flowers in every variety assert
themselves this season as at no Other
time. All the old favorltes are march
ing to the front, their admirers no
less strong I'M number and sentiment
than during themany casters that have
gone hence. But Dame Fashion must
have her inning IN this as in any
other matter Ga which beauty Is con-
cerned. and q is left Tor the ingenious
florist to so exercise his subtle art that
novelty Joins hands with nature.
Evening journal., 1907-03-25
CUTTING DOWN
RAILROAD REVENUE
As States Impose Burdens
Taxes and Labor Rise
Rapidly

PHILADELPHIA, March 25.-As
bearing upon pending legislation to re-
duce passenger fares. increase taxes
and involve the railroads in large ex-
penditures that yield no return, state
ment has been prepared by the Penn
sylvania Railroad Company showing
the increases that have already taken
place in railroad taxation, I'm cost Of
materials used by the railroad and in
wages.
A careful computation made by the
Purchasing Department Of the company
shows the following increases in cost
of standard railway materials from
1908 TO 1908 the prices for the latter
year being generally maintained or
increased. up to the present time:
Axles, 25 per cent; iron castings 81 l-2
per cent; pig iron p 10 per cent;
hemlock lumber, $3.50 per cent. pig
copper, 1886 per cent; steel billets. 216
per cent. car wheels. II per cent. Thir-
" other commodities show increases in
price. ranging from 10 per cent. for
white lead. 20 26.40 per cent. for phos-
phor bronze. Freight car equipment
costs from 10 to - per cent. more. Lo-
comotives about 8 per cent. more Fuel
from 10 10 per cent. more.
The figures just given indicate the in
creased cost Of building and maintain
ing "a railroad. The expense cf opera
tion are likewise greatly increased by
the larger wages now paid. The IL
per cent. Increase In wages, voluntarily
made by the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company on December ]. 1906, affected
( about $4,000 men and involved addi-
tions to the systems pay roll Of about
| $12 900 600 year Employees OF the
/ lines East Of Pittsburg will receive
/ this year SS,435.424 of this increased
! amount to which must be added fur
ther increases more recently granted &c
yardmen and trainmen and other
| classes Of employees. All these addition
/ al wage expenditures followed a SINH
! lar general increase granted in 1902
/ making "A total wage increase Of more
than 20 per cent, In the last five years
In the last fiscal year all the rail.
roads In the United States paid take.
amounting to S6S. .903.2SS. or this total
I the Pennsylvania lines east and west
with ass per cent of the total mile.
age, paid 1888 per cent Of the taxes
or ss,0l6 49l.49. Last year the taxel
paid by the Pennsylvania lines east o.
/ Pittsburg and Erie aggregated Sj202
206. an Increase Of more than 30 pc
! cent over 1905.
In the oompany's annual report, at
| tention is called to the fact that while
there was an increase in net earning
Of l0O56S5, the new schedule o
wages entailing an outlay annually o
about Si200O,000, has only been I'm effec
a short time and that this, togethe
with the steady advance In the pric
Of an materials, must materially affec
the cost of transportation.
In the face Of this increase i'm cost
the railroad Is confronted by the pros
pect Of legislation aimed 10 reduce rev
enue from transportation at a tim
when the railroads expenses ar
mounting higher and higher.
Evening journal., 1907-03-25
BACHELG GRS RUSH
INTO WEDLOCK

FORT DODGE. Ia, March 25.-With
that performing without fees the mar
riage ceremonies of these who desire
TO escape the penalties of the new Fort
Dodge ordinance aimed at marriage
able people who refuse TO marry ana
answering the teleerams and letters of
expostulation which he is receiving
from bachelors and spinsters In all
parts Of the country, Mayor $. j. Ben
nett expressed fear that his other dut-
les are liable TO be sadly neglected.
The must marry ordinance was
passed Wednesday night Thursday
to the utter disgust of the Fort Dodge
clery-Mayor Bennett performed nine-
teen marriage ceremonies and yester-
day fourteen.
The Fort Dodge Ministerial Associa-
ton threatens to pass caustic resolu-
tions, alleging that the sacred charac-
ter Of the marriage relation is being
vitiated by such spectacles.
Evening journal., 1907-03-25
cabmsn Very Annoying.

In their eagerness to secure patrons,
number of cab drivers daily crowd
Into the doors at the new French street
station. completely blocking the exits
and causing the people going In and
out much Inconvenience. Some Of the
drivers are most persistent in plying
their trade and in several instances
they have been seen TO try to force un-
willing women into their carriages.
This is very annoying to the patrons
Of the railroad. and many complaints
have been made about the men. Spe-
tial officer Gordy at the station had TO
warn the cab men to keep to the side
walks.
Evening journal., 1907-03-25
REcIsTER's ORDERS.
,l--l
tt-lrft+N fll..fN.ft
af0a. 90 f1.rrIsfnr rf ttrflt.

..-.ti,pEt.s til.s'ifit
office OF Register Of wills.
New Castle Co Del. March 10. leol.
Upon the application OF Charles NJ. Cur
tls, Administrator {. "a. of iiorre Paul
Gaulm. late of Wilmington hundrcd
In sHld cuuuty. deceased. it is Oidcl
el and directed hy the Register
OF Willis that tho Administrator aforesaid
give notice OF granting of Lottcrs of Ad.
minlftwuon upon the estate OF
the deceased, with tho date of grant
ing thereof. hy Causlng advertise.
iltuts 90 ct posted within forty days from
tho date OF such Letters In six Of She
most public places of tho county of Rev
Castle. recurring an persons having DO
mands against the estate 90 present the
same, or abide by an act ~ Assembly ln
cause the same e 10 be Inserted within fbs
same period I'M "rhe Evening Journal, a
newspaper published m Wilmington. Del.
ana 90 be continued therein three weeks
Given under the hand and seal
OF Office ~ the Register Of Wills
afor. -nic. AZ Wilmington, m New
tSEAL0 Castle county aforesaid tho day
and vear above written.
FRANCIS M WALKER
Rnsistcr OF Wills
Notice is hereby given that Lciiors
of Administration We're In due form of Law
granted unto the undersigned un ui
Nineteenth day of March, a. d., 1907
and thai an pcrgons having claima ngalna
the estate OF the deceased must nrcson
the same duly atlpstcd TO the snd ad
ministiator on or before the 10Th dly %
March. iaos. or abide she Act of Assem-
bly, in such case made and provided.
Charles NJ Curtis.
Administrators.
Address, salisbury. Ponder and Curtis
Attorneys at LAW, 900 Market street. Wi
mlngton, Del
March so. o. e. o. a.
Evening journal., 1907-03-25
LIVE ISSUES
AT NEWARK
New School House Project
and Approaching Elections
Create Interest

NEWARK, March 90 Property own
ers of this place have been called upon
by the Board OF Education to decide
whether or not the Board shah be per-
m.tted to borrow $4,000 for the cree
tion of suitable building for school
purposes.
II is not thought that there win be
any opposition to the proposed loan,
as the present school facilities are
wholly inadequate to meet the demand
upon Them resulting in The present
buildings being greatly overcrowded.
The councilmen and a mayor are to
be elected at a town election to be
held here next month, as the terms Uf
J. b. Luton Of the Easton District,
C. r. Pcwel of the Middle District,
and ]. H. Hossinger, Of the Western
District, win expire at that time
The term of s. NJ. Donnen, president
of Council, VIII also expire this year
and It is considered likely that he will
again be placed in that important office
Evening journal., 1907-03-25
FIVE DAYS LATE
steamer eoldsboroush, From Milford
to Philadelphia, Caught in Wind

The stelmcr Greensborough. which
plies between Milford and Philadelphia,
and which usually makes the trip in
twelve hours. arrived after a voyage
Of five days. In explaining the delay,
Captain Murphy said that he was tow
ing barge up from Milford, and when
just outside Of the creek which runs
UP to that town from the bay the tow
got stuck in the mud. 1t was only "a
question Of waiting for tides or a tug,
he further explained, ana it seemed
ages before good eide would come
or anything in the shape OF a tug would
run close enough to be hailed. Both
developed about the same time, after
which THE GreensAoroguh proceeded up
the river.
Captain Murphy Is a brother Of De-
tective Fred Murphy, who has been at
work on the Marvin kidnapping case.
The present whereabouts Of the detec-
tive were unknown to Captain Murphy
last night. He said that he had not
seen CT heard from his brother since
the day following the child's disappear-
ance Fred Murphy at that time. he
said, was in Milford for the purpose
Of notifying the local constables and
giving them a description of the Mar
N-n child.
Evening journal., 1907-03-25
WANTS TO SELL WINE
Dominiok r. Davis Applies to Court for
Wholesale License.

Through his attorney Horace G..
Knowles. Dominick r. Davis. who con-
ducts a store at Nos. 112 and ia Market
street. has made application before
Superior Court for wholesale liquor
license.
In urging his clients application Mr..
Knowles set forth that there was n
large italian colony I'm Wilmington ani
that it was impossible for the Italians
to obtain their wines either I'm bulk
or otherwise In the city. Italian wines
Mr.. Knowles stated and proved by sew
eral witnesses were less Intoxicating
than either whiskey or beer, and that
by the establishment of place Of the
nature asked for the Italian residents
could be benefited
W. S. Prickett. representing the Law
and Order Society opposed the anpli-
cation on the grounds that such "a
place WAS unnecessary. No decision
was given.
Evening journal., 1907-03-25

NOTICE-I. JOHN McGAUGH. the
owner and occupant or the house situated
ut 1893 Pine street, in tho Eighth
ward, in the city OF Wilmington,
county Of New Castle. ana State of neia-
ware, In compliance with The require
mcnis Of the acts OF the Gcnorli Anrcm-
bly, IN such case mado ard arOVldod 90
hereby give notice that ] shall apniy in
writing 10 the Court ~ General Sessions
OF The Stntc Of Delaware ga and for New
Castle county on Monday the 18th day OF
May, A. d.. 1917, being the next term of
said court, for "a license for said house. as
an inn or tavern. for the sale thcrein OF
intoxicating liquors in less quantities than
one quart, 20 be drunk on. tno premises
and the following respectable citizens Il
said ward, at least twelve OF whom are
substantial frccholders of SAID ward,
recommend the said application. viz:
VIM. r. Hinger. VIM. r. Hndcrson,
Thomas H. BurrowsT w Woathcrhy
Joseph H. Stewart, Daniel Haggcrty
FranlgJ Nicdermaier William Ward.
NJ h. r. Kitchens, Thomas DuRan,
Geo. @. Doto. James Brennan,
John O'Connor W. A. Hague.
Chas Schramcl John IT, Covcrdalc,
Louis Clodi, Joseph Ehart.
John A. Cole. Michael Mccormick,
M. H. Peters Thomas Kelley.
John Rcardun, Jacob Bnchman,
G. S Pinkine, Herman Husfelt,
James H. Lyons,
m22-st JOHN McGAUGH.