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Evening journal., 1907-11-13
CRIMINAL COURT
IS NEAR ITS END
One Man Gets Severe Sen.
telCe To. day for Crime
Aeain.t Chi.d
CALL FORBES WILL
CASE NEXT WlEK

a General Sessions Court Jury this
morning convicted John Kerr mu-
latto' for using a female child under
age FOR improper purposes. ana tho
court sentenced him 10 two years im-
prisonment.
Ethel Steward, the -year-old
daughter Of the Rev Mr. Steward, a
colored preacher at Camden, Del. was
the prosecuting witness. Kerr denid
the accusation under oath. but the jury
convicted him, nevertheless. Kerr Is a
uslc teacher
Criminal Court is now disposing Of
the odds and ends of its November
term business. The grand jury will
return tomorrow To consider the
charge Of murder against Frederick
undehill, who shot and KILLED Hester
Nelson at Newark on sunday night.
The petit jury will return at the same
time.
Deputy Attorney General Hastings
/ Informed the court that he would ask
tho grand jury Tomorrow morning 90
lreindict Frank SalkalsN on charges of
furnishing and selling liquor TO minors.
Salkalsld is now indicted ON a charge
Of selling liquors to minors.
John Wright a young colored man,
indicted on a charge of larceny. es-
capped prosecution because Of the death
of George II. Johnson, the prosecuting
witness. Johnson was killed on the
railroad several months ago.
At a recent term Of court Wright cs-
capped trial for a similar alleged Of
lfense because of the serious illness of
the prosecuting witness I'm his case
lChicf Justice Lore warned Wright
Iagainst appearing i'm court I'm the fu-
lture, for fear the prosecuting witness
lagianst him might be able TO testify
against him.
Cases against G. Herman Lawson
land Anthony McGarvcy were contin-
ued unil the February term of court
and capiases issued for their arrest.
The Men Are Missing
The charge of assault against Johr
Mccullough was also continued unit
the next term of court, the prisoner
being too ill 10 appear.
Non-support cases viii be heard by
the court on Friday instead of Satur'
day as heretofore announced
Trial Of the Forbes will case will at
beguh before a jury on Monday II J..
likely that the case win occupy th'
attention Of the court all week.
Evening journal., 1907-11-13
TRANSPORTATION
Baltimore & Ohio R. R.
Schedule in eject June 2. 1907.
Trains Leave Delaware Avenue station
WILMINGTON. DEL

Daily Daily except Sunday. Sum
NgW 'Yol;K ana the East. '22s .52l
ss3S fu19, sll55 - M, tlz6. 'SSO, 'oh
"koyal Limited @da. sll.0O y. nl.
PHILADELPHIA, s226, '5.25, 1880 Qe-
ss.D, f64O. +7.2O OocaD, 1890, iS.lb. sSi uo-
oal), '9.3S, sll.0S QocaD, 1915 OoeaD ill.l,
SllS5 a. m. f1.2S. taos g aD, 1880. s450s
QocaD. f4.52 QocalD, s5.l7 Royal Lmited
t6.20 tiocaD, f1.OO. sl.O5 QocaD, 'i.42, se9f'
CHESTER. f5.SO QoeaD, fs4c. 40 90.
cal. 1900 ISIS. sSA QocaD, '9.SS, sll BS
QocaD 1855 CocaD, slL35 a. M, = IS.
f3O5 Qocal). $3.50, Qocal), tt5l QocaD, 100
uoca). ITO. s3.J5 (locaD, -, 500 Vo0SD'
BALTIMORE y WASHINGTON, .tbo
$3.50, 'lO.49 a. m, '1.oC. $3.50. '4.4l, io.o0'
h6i4 "toval Limited" s9.05, "s.D4 y IA,
BALTIMORE aud Way Stations t"VV'
ss.f9 a. M. 1915, s55S p m
NEWARK, fi.55. fi09 sS,4s, is91 a. m
f12.40. 'lo6. i3.l5. 1000, so5s' f"VV' '''v''
siNGERI.Y. 200. ss4s. 1850 EKpresss)
a m. tl2.4o, i3.i5 tS5o (Express)' 800
roo, sll3J p. m. $50 ~
LANDENBCRG and way stnuonSi AV'-'
a. m. 1900 s7.2S T. m. ,- * sa
PITTSBURG. s455 si0.ts a. m. sf'a'' i''''
&C "A Royal Limited" 1854 p. NJ.
CHICAGO. a a5 slO19 a. m, wv =, ~ ~
CINCINNATI. Sr. LOUIS bOC L.
WILLIE ass a. NJ. si.0G HS.O3 y. M -
Del Ave. sta. De.marvia Tel. si''- - -
g. A. Tel. 1422-A City Ticket Dthce' eYi
Market street. u. 4 a. Tel leiS-A' -'''
Il. A. Miller. travelling Passenger Asen'
Evening journal., 1907-11-13
In
LONDON OVER
THE KAISER

LONDON Nov 10 Fierce rioting oc-
currcd in the streets this afternoon be-
tween strong bodies OF police and
throngs of socialists bent on a demon
stration against the KAISER.
The outbreak was preceded by O.
monster meeting, mainly OF mcmploy-
ed worlsngmen on Tower Hiu az
which Jack Williams. the socialist
leader, delivered an address oxcoriat-
ing the city authorities for banQuetlng
foreign ruler while thousands 2f
Englishmen starve IN the streets.
From Tower Hin Williams led the
procession toward The Guilihan A
body OF police met them, however, and
on being turond aside the throng hug
ried in the direction of ST. pauls.
hoping TO intercept the Kaisers pro-
cession ON it's way To the station
More police barred them and when the
socialists attempted 80 force the line
drew their maces ami began beating
the demonstrators back by main force
After several men had been knocked
unconscious the crowd was finally con-
PEELED TO turn aside and completed lts
demonstration hy a parade
Evening journal., 1907-11-13
NEW CHORAL
SOCIETY IS
ORGANIZED

Wilmington win soon have choral
society. which win have among it's
members some of the hest local talent
OF the city. steps ln that direction hav-
ing been takcnlast niEht when the
Wilmington Choral Society was organ-
izei at a meeting of local singers held
in Trinity parish house.
At the meeting officers were elected
as follows President, Leonard T..
Wales secretary. Alrs Irank Reyn-
olds; treasurer. H. II. Carver; llbrle-
ian. Thomas w. Hammond; musical
director. r. Leslie Cairenter; accom-
panist, Miss r. T.. Jackson President
Wales appointed the following eNecu-
tive committee: II. Leslie Carpenter
j. G. Fritz,and l.. p. Harrington.
A constitution was adopted ana it
was decided TO limit thea ctive mem-
boiship 20 soventy-five, which will be
selected ONLY from the best singers
The object of the society is TO cultivate
here vocal music of a concerted char
acter and of a high order. Also to give
public concerts and 20 encourage
singers TO form organizations for
pleasure and educational benefits as
well. A. these the best music fc"
quartettes and mike voices viii be
presented ana conor;s win be given
from time to time.
A limited suhscr ption list for the
concerts wnl he prepared and sub
scribers asked for.
The FIST rehearsal Will be held on
Tuesday evening next az the parish
I,o,,sc whom further uiang viii be
mapped out AT the meeting last night
there were present about sixty persons
who are interested I'm the movemnt.
Evening journal., 1907-11-13
PUBLIC SCHOOL
ROLL OF HONOR


For the five months ending October 81,
the following pupils in the grammar and
primary schools were not absent. late nor
dismissed from a single consecutive ses-
sion of their respective schools.
No. 1.-Frank Z. Wam Aline Engle,
Charles Gamble.
Clarence Morris
! No. 3.-Herbort Conner.
No. 4-John Price Eckies, Isabel Jewell
Edward Wqolsen, Florence Mackel. Ern-
est McKewen Alice Manifold James
/ Davidson, John Chandler. Alice McC,el-
land. Madeline Sullivan N. Ethel Shake
! speare, Anna IT. Brown.
No. 5-Elsie Bullock. George King Cora
Williams Clarence Scott.
No 6.-Oscar BLAZER, Louisa Margaret
/ Sawin, George Leon Walker, Eva Tn
fried. James William Taylor Hnda MI.
nerva Laird. Margaret Harriet Rowland.
Emma Louisa BufK Madolihe Kirk
( No S--Jchn J. Aye,s Anna Cochran.
Mary Hahn. Frank Hickman.
/ NO 9.-fazel Bailey. EvtSn Jones
/ Ruth 7. MeGoliu,a, Garl -. f}eHnett.
No le-FraReis Bourbon. -Ioeis Reese
Margaret Reese, George Hudson Jahr
Holt
Z. Nellie Miller, John e. Rawlns John
/ H. hnucf
No. l2-Florence E. Knratrick. Edna
{ NJ Fitzpatrick, Mary " Robinson. viii
Tam u Thompson, Miriam Griffith. Paul
J Wilfong Wesley O ISglen
/ No 13-Thomas a. sniih carswnll.
/ George p smith. Alice Brown eddie
NnvweN Winia-o S--~fs F~Hve p.u.
Elizabeth ronnelly dnlred eeiger elsa
nor CIR .an. 4 pa - 4 e.,...s4l1r.n nee
/ Taylor. Harvey Bilungs,ey.
No lf.-Ida Nemcthv. Viola Pierson
L. Ewing, Hazel Patterson. Elverda
Han
! No 1j.-Meta X Lawrence. Laurn
b. McMulhn, Marian r. Watson. Har-
! nv j.. Wilholm Ralph g. FAIRIES, D.
Mac Cloud. Lawrence T.. FAIRIES. sara
/ T. Flannery Charles NJ Stapleton
I Thomas Davidson. Ferris Anderson
/ John Calvin Wainwright Harry pyle
Suadiey Dorothy Jones, Marvin
I Shakespeare. Lillian Taylor.
No. lS.-Heien Cornish
No. 19.-Mahel Dick, Jennie Gaynor
Mary Glynn. Wilheft Kirkpatrick
/ Harry Russell
No 20.-Alfred Jones, Beatrice schaf-
| er, Elmer Paris. j Paul Wintrup
Margaret J. Donovan. Paul owens
| George Underwood, Gertrude Mason.
No. 23.-Clarence j. Mccoy
No. 24.-E1ith Larrlmore, Brenncr
McElroy. Mary f. Comerford. Miriam
] T Murray
No. 25.-Alice Kreici. Charlotte
Beggs. Edna Ford, Beatrice Imhoff.
No. 26.-Ethel Lewis. Ada Brown.
No. 27.-Thomas A. D. Jackson, Mel
lie NJ. Grier Ernest Briggs, Mildred
Abbott. Joseph Renson
No 2s.-Avery Y. Hornor. Andrew
$ Wood. Isaac s. Guest, Raymond b
/ Wilkinson, Howard C.. Kurtz, Ethel M
Walls Thomas A. Sharpe. Mabel r.
FoullIc. Anne Rooney. Charles Runner
Eleanor ILWatle. Anna Cavanaugh
/ Sarah A Gulick. Ruth II. Ocheltrae
Charles McCrea White
Evening journal., 1907-11-13
PROMOTE INTEREST IN
INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION

The National Society for the Promoti, n
of Industrial Education which will hold
big convention on Industrial educa .ion
in Chicago, December g. 6 and z, has an
nounced the appointment of thirty-fouf
state committees, composed Of represep-
tative men, who will forward the inter-
ests OF industrial education in their
respective states
Howard Pyle the noted artist Of this
city, is chairman of the committee for
Delaware,
The Society hopes. through these COM
mittees. 10 bring out the defects Of the
public school system, under which hun
dreds of thousands of children annually
leave school for undesirable employment
before they have reached an age where
they can enter trade, In the opinion Of
directors Of the National Society. these
conditions are such as to cons, 'tute a
serious menace TO. American Industrial
supremacy. which It is imperative to re-
move
Evening journal., 1907-11-13
NOTICES.

NOTICE-AN ORDINANCE TO PRE-
VENT SPLITTING IN CERTAIN PUB
Lie PLACES IN THE CITY OF Will
Be Il ordained by the Council Of Whining
ton.
SECTION lit shall be unlawful on ana
after the passage of this ordinance for
avn person 70 spit on the sidewalk, cross
ing or footway Of any public street way.
park or square, or upon the floor OF any
hall or office IN any hotel, apartment
house. tenement or lodging house which
is used in common by the guests or ten
ants thereof or upon the floor, platform.
steps or stairs of any public building. hall.
church. theatre, railway station, store or
factory, street car or other public convey
unce.
SECTION 2-The term "spitting as r.
ferred TO in this ordinance shall be de-
fined as follows.
Tile act OF expelling anything from the
chest throat mouth or nose.
SECTION 3.-Auy violation OF THIS or
dinance shall De punishable with fre
of not less than one dollar nor more
than five dollars for the nrst oitense ard
not less than two dollars nor more than
dve dollars for each succeeding onense
First reading October ln. 1907. second
reading October lo lel1. Passed 10y Cut
Council October II. i@l Approved October
90, 1917. ...,, -. -,
Attest Th9E. S. Lewis. C.erk Of Counci
nil-6t
Evening journal., 1907-11-13
DRLFTWOOD
(By John M. Dornev.


The day is dark and drear-the clouds
hnng low
wander aimlcssly by the river side.
In pensive mood 1 stroll now fast, now
slow
And watch the drirtwood Ina the obb-
lng tide.
Tho notsam and the ictsam in the flood.
A fostering mass see yonder slimy
logi
The roulng piers an foul with river
mud.
And yonder see the carcass Of a dos
The day is done. the shades OF night
are here.
See the human tides upon the city
street
with pleasant voice they speak the
words of cheer.
Those Joyous smiles as city friends
DO meet
But my heart grows sad as atrolling
ON my way,
] see the driftwOod IN the human tide.
The notsam and the ietsam ohl I pray
They ind safe harbor ere they meet
the ocean wide.
AnhHN iANAiNN MAfANHf TIC AAlAAMNNN vi
the street.
The notsam and the jetsam Of the
town.
Remember. friend whene'er the wreck
you meet
Though you may be a man Of great
renown,
And ] may be a man well-known 20
fame.
Perhaps to us great honors may have
come.
Yet the wreck and you and me are Just
the same.
Not long our eyes shall close, our
lips be dumb.
SO speak kindly to tho driftwood on the
way
Perhaps If you and I had met their
fate.
We might be worse than them-who
shall say?
SO try and lift them up ere it's too
late
Remember they are just as you and I
Their heart, and soul, and mind,
just as with we.
Above the city's roar hear their plain
tive cry.
I pray that "over there" they shall
be free.
Evening journal., 1907-11-13
DEATH OF GEORGE YUNT
Well known German American Resi-
dent Passes Away.

George Yunt. well-known German
American resident Of this city, died yes
terday al his home No ais Monroe street.
after a long illness. lie was 20 years old
and is survived by wife and two sons.
Mr.. Yunt for about S5 years was In the
service Of the P. b. and W Railroad
Company az the shops In this city, and
was placed on the pension list five years
ago. lie was a veteran of the Civil War
being mombcr of smyth Post. of the
Grand Army lie also was a member Of
Columbia Lodge of odd Fellows.
Ills funeral VIII take place on Saturday
afternoon at O'Clock with services at his
late home and interment at Rlvorvew
cemetery. II is expected that delegation
of his old shopmates will attend the fun
eral.
Evening journal., 1907-11-13
FOR SALE.

srf4es-s-s--l-l-.aat
FOR SALE Clothing 50 90 s5 less than
Aarlset &C. prices. J. EDw. REYNOLDS
q SON.. 100 W. Sixth st. Fun line Men.
Boys and Chlldreh's Clothing. ma e
FOR SAI.E-rwo rabbit dogs guaran-
tCcd in every particular, can't Dee beat.
Price S25. Address VIM. Mnlouey, Dover,
Del ni2-2t
FOR SALE-One rabbit dog Guaranteed
mol run shy Apply iiO sherman ST.
nii-1t
FOR SALE-RamblCr auto at n bar.
GAIN Reauon for selling. going West Ap-
ply 2ia3 Pennsylvania Avenue. Phone
452IA s2s-tf
Evening journal., 1907-11-13
FIRST SNOW AND
SLEET STORM COME S

Wilmington had its first snow ard sleet
storm of the season last night slnd tho
ST. Martins Day prediction for a hard
winter seemed 10 getting am immedia
affirmation. For ssye a hours last nisl {
tiny nalses of snow ffl and a1 times
there was a bomhardmcni OF sharp point.
de- bits of hail. by this forming an tracs
of the storm had disappeared. and to-day
was as crisp but balmy as anyone couit
desire
Evening journal., 1907-11-13
WILMINGTON YOUTH
UNDER ARREST

Accused by the police of Baltimore
with being clever swindler Frank
Iarmo. aged 10 years, who claims his
home is in Wilmington. was arrested
n Baltimore yesterday with another
young man named Joseph Mooley, who
says he has no home.
The prisoners. "a is said, have sue
cessfullv worked the swindling agme
in Baltimore for some time, and sue
,eeded in dupins a number Of persons.
9thins Is know nof LaFmo here.
Evening journal., 1907-11-13
BRIBERY CHARGE AGAINST
SUSSEX CORONER DROPPED

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
GEORGETOWN, nov 1S.-The al
legged bribery case against Coroner .'a-
thaniel Conoway of Sussex county has
been dismissed and Magistrate Parks
has 30 notified the coroner and re-
leased him Of an security rhe pro-
scouting witness against the coroner,
who alleged attempt TO bribe 20 vote
for license at the election last Tues
day. S. y. Seabroezc, is shown to be
la person sufferins from epilepsy and he
admitted that he was laboring under a
.hallucination when he made the charge
Evening journal., 1907-11-13
ENGINE ON
Ae THE WAY HERE

Tho combination chemical and hose
rueon for tic Tennsgrovc Fire Cora
panv was shinDed from 2lmira, n. ""
to-day and is expected in TINS city oh
FRIDAY. The phconiy Fire Company
Will house trc new apparatus az
Pennsrovo ON rhanyssiying Day. ami
win keen the wagon in this city until
that time.
Evening journal., 1907-11-13
EDUCATIONAL

Young maa. listenl I have an educa-
uonal course IN cne Of the most re-
putabie schools In the country which J
will sell you cheaply You may think
Won can get through this world without
br,ins and knowledge but you're mis-
taken. Educate your Brains. Don't
be the Jack Horner of your town. Get
educated The course 7 have for sale
Is we'll worth investigating
Address p. o. Box. 102l.
Evening journal., 1907-11-13
LIQUOR MEN
TO ORGANIZE

A meeting of the liquor dealers ~
tho citx will be held this afternoon In
Irish-American Hal 90 organize for
their own protection.
They a-e to form a permanent
organization TO resist the campaign be-
ing planned by the anu-license forces.
Evening journal., 1907-11-13

Iron Steamer "city " ~n-ss-l.
Leave Wilmington, Fourth street WhaIl
weekdays and Sundays al "5o "a. hi' anu
Leave Chester one hour later e,,...
Leave Philadelphia, Chestnut street
Wharf weekdays and sundays u Au'oV
a. In and AIS ~. ni.
leave chester one hour later.
Fares including Saturdays and sunday s.
pbi'adelnhia excursion. sc, one Way lac.
rbester excursion l5cs one way, lOc-
Shippers OF freight have frequent SER
vice. careful handling, prompt delivery
and fun protection from ihe Wtathef by
covered wharVes and wagons.
Freight connections VIA wilmington,
New Castle and Southern Railway CO.,
from Wilmington, and via. w. Chester,
Kennett and Wilmington Electric Railway
Company.
shipments via WILSON LIME" Fourth
Street Wharf Wilmington, and 0hestnut
street Wharf Philadelphia
HORACE WILSON, Genl Manager
Evening journal., 1907-11-13
Eanles Rall 80 3 suoeess

The Fraternal order 0f Eagles held IN slr
seventh annual bah i'm the Turn Han last
night, aud yhe blli room was crowded.
The decorations were beautiful and the
orchestra sat behind q bank Of palms,
Preceding the dancing, there was a
vaudeville performance
Evening journal., 1907-11-13
BuSHLlNE

Freight received IOr an po.nts, gwen
personal attention, and forwarded prempi-
ly al lowest rates and by best reuiee.
Boats leave both wilmington ana Phlla-
delphia at 600 p. IA. daily, SUNDAY "a
Through rates and bills Of ladins is-
sued. .-4. 90
GEORGE ". BUSH & SONS CO,
Pier g. North Wharves, Phlladeiptl,sa, ps,
French Street wharf. wilmington
Evening journal., 1907-11-13
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
ron SALE

Six OF the finest two and one-haif rfo,,
houses that have ever been erected IN fhf
city. Facing the Boulevard and oniv onr
square away from it within one qr,ier'
Of the trolley, commanding an ,ircb
structcd view OF Brandywire htndre,
these homes are located in the heart n,
the best and most rapidly improVin-- s.e
uon or the city. Containing eirhf rooro-
bath pantry large sioreroom on the fhira
floor cemented cellar with heater ~,
with the best and latest sanitary annoirt
mcnts arranged for either eas or elcct,i. /.
lightning nve pieces Of solid oak ft,~n,
ture which are Indispensable alreadv ~
stalled, comprising Hoosicr Kitchen C.Is
net IN kitchen, bookcase over omen ~,
place IN reception hall, wardrobe viz.
plate glass front in one front bed roor,
wardrobe In one back bed room. ana rnoga
icinc cabinet in bath room. aino front ~,
rear bay windows. front and two ro.
pofchosi front and rear yards. ana -
mont Pavement an around: house fini.heS
with three coats OF white paint nnfs,I,
ana three coats, finished with ughitc
enamel inside. IN fact every thing 1n.to,
date ana some, n little in advance ~ fh.
present run OF houses For terms cail ~,
William g. Bryan az s. w. corner Fifth
ana Market, g IT. Baynard Jr. loooii
MARKET or ON the premises. Invent n
ssnrq and Monroe. Two houses now reads
Tor Inspection or occupancy.
Evening journal., 1907-11-13
EntertaLned the Insnne.

The Holy Name Mask and Whig
club of St Pauls Roman Catholic
Church gave. an entertainment at the
New Castle County Hospital last night,
that was thoroughly enjoyed by the
inmates A lengthy program was pre-
sented with numerous musical numbers.
Those participating gave their talents
r,r.
Evening journal., 1907-11-13
BusINEss OPPORTUNITIES


PRINTED Envelopes, BIN Heads, Note
Heads. Statements. Business Cards. or
Shipping Tags. sl.m per thousand' cash
with order Some higher. John n Mullins
Inc, 800 Shipley 81. nl5-ly
Evening journal., 1907-11-13
REPAIR WORK

LAWN MOWERS sharpened. rubber
tires for baby coaches, wringers and car
WEIZER. 55 West Front s.. Both
phones. as-tf
Evening journal., 1907-11-13
PUBLIC SALES.
PUBLIC SALE.

PUBLIC SALE.
VIII be sold az i08 Delaware avenue. on
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER "a, ot $3.50 am.
Household goods including one upright
piano, nearly new; parlor and chamber
furniture, Flemish oak dining room
ers. wardrobe, ice chest carpets rugs
mating. harvest homo cook stove, No. 81
and many other articles
n9-4t w A. HUkfIL, Auc.
PUBLIC SALE.
The subscriber. about q relnquish
farming viii sell az his residence on the
Chandler farm two miles from Wllming-
ton on the Lancaster Pike. Christlana
Hundred Delaware. on
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER n, 1907,
AT 4 o'clock sharp
HORsES-No ]. Harry. brown horse.
5 years old. work anywhere, good driver,
horse, n years old, good worker. fair
driver. No. 3. Spot, T. years old, good
worker and fair driver.
head of home-raised dairy COWS =
Holsteins. Jerseys close springer. bull
calf, z months old pair pigs. weeks old;
$50 chickens, geese. Farming implements
Market wagon. Farm wagon farm WAGON
bed market wagon pole, plows harrows.
cultivators, buggy. sets wagon harness
in good order, sets single harness
brides, collars, fodder cutter, grind stone
forks. shovels, hoes. post spade, COW
chains, and straw BY the ton,
fodder by the bundle 100 bushels OF corn
other articles too numerous 20 mention.
Terms OF sale--OYer S25 a credit Of 20
days. per cent on for cash on all
ELIAS RHOADs.
stidham and Son, Auc. n2-lS-i6-lS-ls-2o
Evening journal., 1907-11-13
Special One Dollar Excursion to 5alti-

Special train viii leave wilmington
delaware Avenue Station at $40 a.
M: Newark at $50 a. M. returning,
leaves Baltimore Camden Station at
$50 b. M. CMt. Royal station) at
I635 %. me-
Evening journal., 1907-11-13
LOST AND FOUND


IsOST-Whito bun terrier, collar marked
j. H. Morgan savannah. Georgia. Reward
if returned 10 800 West street. nl.-th
Evening journal., 1907-11-13

FOR sALE-Nce double house VIII
steam heat hot and cold water. elegant
nalh also large frame shop FOR store.
room and stone blacksmith shop sfabio
iSe mousse etc Possession any time. Lof
IVY hy 100, six miles from city on rooS
road. y" hooo
CHARLES c. KrTRTz.
l0ll Market Street.
Composite Court House)
Evening journal., 1907-11-13
John ]. Monaghan,
100 West Seventh Street.

FOR RENT.
1919 Shallcrosa avenue, rooms, porch.
5gl Clayton street Z rooms, porch.
1919 Shallcr0ss avenue. 5 rooms, porch.
South DUPONT street, q rooms porch.
1895 ~. Sixteenth street 2 rooms porch.
llOi Brandywinc street. g rooms.
Also, rooms for housekeeping central
A. 3. STANTON
TnT Shinlcy st.
Evening journal., 1907-11-13
DWELLINGS

Madison street. near Tenth. II rooms,
bath, Dor, lies ........... ..... go. s65oD
Adams street, near Eleventh. 10
rooms bath, porch .................... i3O
Eighth street. near Monroe. 2 rooms.
hath .t..t.s+4.ts..t.... ..t...ssss......s loQl
jefferson street, near Twonty-third.
rooms. bath. porch ................. 2i00
Linden street. near Franklin, rooms,
putn .,t+.ttts..-t..ttt. ....-.t.s.ft. li4
Eighth street, near Union, g rooms,
bath. porch ....................,..... TO
R c. LUP1ON & co.
NO. l w. EIGHTH ST
Evening journal., 1907-11-13
REAL ESTATE FoR RENr.

FOR RENT.
isl3 Lancaster Ave. r., r. & p. .sifOo
lat llensant ST., r a B..........Si .Si8OO
Z Z,s-t Meet ST.. D.. .-..shrdlu5sC Ca2lSand
III West St., r. g. B..............s s91 IA
Apply WILMINGTON TRUST 90
Tenth and Market sts
FOR RENT.
sll sll West Third street ..........lO r. & r.
.."A HAN .tANNAf ttfsfasasra no if. x ~
N. w cor. 9th and jackson Sis lO II. a IA
2i5 pennsylvania avenue, IS J.. and b. ana
1901 Delaware avenue TX r & n
Ihird ana fourth floors SOC Market street
furnished. N''''''
1902 West Sixth street "a n A. u
$50 East Seventh street ..........SR R Il n
CHARLES G. KURTZ.
l0ii Market street
Opposite Court Housed
Evening journal., 1907-11-13
DANCING

Private icssons a snccialty Special class for lad
.ioYN RozEli Sec and children. Hours 20 10
m. Buck and wing. clog ana iiE
Instructor dancing. hird floor ol0h Mar
ket Street Wilmington, Delaware.
Evening journal., 1907-11-13
WILSON LINE.
PASSENGER AND FREIGHT LINE
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Iron Steamer "city " ~n-st-l.

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