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Evening journal., 1907-03-29
MUST NOT
SPEED ON CURVES

Speeding around curves on the p.
and w division Of the Pennsylvania rail
road has caused an order TO be issued
Evening journal., 1907-03-29
sn.oial nHer. for Eaater

Watches sold this month, a beautiful
chain given free. 81 weekly Mitchell
Seventh and Poplar streets,-
Evening journal., 1907-12-09
U. 5. MARSHAL
MAY TAKE CHARGE
Fisheries Company Property
Now in Hands Of Receivers
Will be Transferred

In the United States Court today,
Judge Bradford intimatcd that ne may
grant the motion of H. III. Ward made
in the Fisheries Company case. re-
Gently 70 permit the United States
marshal TO serve libels for admiralty
iicus In the United states District
Court ard take possession of the ves-
sells of the dofunct concern. notwlth-
standing the fact that they are now
in possession of the receivers appoint
ed hy the United states Circuit Court.
Robert Pennington. represented the
receivers aud he opposed the motion
on the ground that the property of the
Fisheries Company which was valuable
On kept in good condition, could be het-
ter taken care OF by the receivers than
hy the United states marshal.
William $, Hilles and Anthony
Higgins representing hOnGholders and
stockholders OF the company. also OPP
ucscd Tie motion The court. how
over intimuted that Il would sraut the
pefition OF the libelalnts represented
10y MIR. Ward. and told counsel inter-
osted In the ease 10 confer as to the
form OF the order with the view To
protecting the Fisheries Company
nrope ~
Evening journal., 1907-12-09
Entertained For Guest.

A pleasant evening was spent at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Slack
Jr, Saturday evening. IN honor Of Miss
Anna f. Sheldon. OF Westmont, N. j.,
Among those present were Misses
Pauline Mark. M. Eta Hobson, Lola
NJ willis. Anna r. Sheldon. Lena M
Blackburn, Edna C.. Slack, Bessie Nc
Donald. Nellie Pierce. Alice Knots
Reba IT. Baxter. Myrtle Denning
Manude Denning. Mary Rambo, Laura
N. Slack. eParla Willis. Nettie ID. Han
nah. Anna b. Wier Helen Edmanson
Mabel Slack Estella Edmanson;
Rfessrs. =. A. Pennington, William III
Benson Howard Denning, Elwood Shell
don, James Christopher. Reuben S
Pordham, Thomas E Howell, Georgs
T.. Hobson. Francis G. Maclary, Charles
Knots. Lewis Rambo. Joseph @. Slack
Lawrence IIobson. William T. Stradley
George Weer. T.. A. Mcdonald, Linder
Knots. John Ingram, Leonard Pierce
Lewis Pierce. Earl Weer. JOSEPH
Blackburn, Mr. and Mrs. William Ed
manson, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Knots
Mrs. william Sutton and Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas Slack ,Jr.
Evening journal., 1907-12-09
The Only Safe
investment
AT Present is
Good, Reliable
Real Estate
Buy Something
You Can See

We offer this attractive list to in
vestors;
Nos. lo7-io9 West 9th street-opposite
fust Olhce-lut a5 by 62 This would make
good investment. VIII explain my plan.
No. so6 West 7th street A good convonl-
ent site for store. Must sell to close an
estate Make an offer
Nos. 2O2-i-6 woodiawn avenue Facing
the park and Bayard Memorial and in ne
prett est part of city. Modern n every
detail, with ce lots We wA make any
reasonable pan for payment. Possession
at once.
n ". Corner 9th and jackson streets
Nlce lut-'house open on an sides-handv
location and In good conditlon-Posses-
sion at once.
No 2is8 Penna ave. Large house. 10
rooms. also stable-l.ot so by 1W This
property is IN "a good location and viii in
creise IN value Possession at once
No iioi Rodney street New single
house on nice lot in convenient neigh.
Dorhooa' Possession az once.
No. SIS Washington street-Good handy
location can arrange for possession.
No 1904 West street-Good location-Io
rooms and bath-Must be sold
No. 1ooo Madison streat-u rooms and
path-sood condui1n-uice side lot POS
session March 25th next.
10 MOI West street Elegant corner4
near centre of c'ty-Good opportunity.
10 5S West a.h street-1i rooms ana
1..ln-Larse hotHe end rrac fl a Tor apart
iHeh's' Possession March 2lth next.
10 lo2 West 18th street-iO rooms ana
naih-iot cd by l2l-Wiil nos refuse. ann.
reasonable offer Convenient location.
No. 1907 Van Burea sircet-r,egs,
.l-tllpol hooq. Good condition AlI COM
'e"iences' Possession and low price.
No l2is West street-Good condition
ell1 con nNen'ent-A rooms and bath. Pos
session March -5,h next
no. 62s West 5th street--9 rooms ana
na'n-Good condition Make an onar.
Nos i3o2 1904 DUPONT sArcet-to ~o.
ana naih. New and up-to-date. Make eo@s
lnfe7 7tment-pay 10 per cent.
Evening journal., 1907-12-09

WANT MORE PAY
Men at Altoona Begii Voting
on Important Changes
to be Asked

Members Of the railroad unions at
Altoona began voting yesterday on de-
mands intended to be nace January ?
next 1ne result Of the ballot will
De known December 20.
Both The order Of Railway Conduc-
tors end the brotherhood Of Railway
Tr irmen are working in unison, and
the dem snds will be presented 10 about
siNty-five different railroads east of the
Mississippi 1iiyer simultaneously.
About 5000 railroad men win he af-
fectod
The movement now on foot Is the
most concerted action taken ~ rail-
road union in years Radical chauges
are demanded, and increases OF pay
wanted IN every branch Of the SER
vice A circular outlining plans for
the iIovemcnt has just been received
by union railroad men. One of the
changes demanded Is the abolition OF
the double header" the running of two
engines to a train with only one crew
and conductor. Two engines are to
De permitted in extraordinary cases
only
There are no "double-headers" used
on the p., y. G. w. Railroad. and local
railroad employees say no vote has yet
/ been taken on the Maryland division.
Not a Strike Vote.
The vote now being taken at Altoona
Is not n strike vote, hut one to deter
mine the sentiment of tho men on the
T'estions oronune q. II demands are re-
fused action on a general tie-up will
then be considered The new demands
now being voted on are n addition to
those made "a year or more ago.A
The men nre asked 10 return their
ballots az once. testifying as to wheth-
er the demands set forth IN the cir
culars meet their approvaf,The princl-
pal demands outlined arc, as follows:
A-On runs Of $500 milestper month
or over. the pay OF passenger corr
ductors TO be 75-100 cents per mile:
baggage men. / 65-iO0 cents per mile:
nagmen. / 56-1OO cents per mile; brakes
men, / 46-100 cents per mile.
BON runs OF 1900 miles per month
or less. the pay OF passenger cons
ductors 60 be not less than sf25l per
day; baggage men, S2.55 per dayg 'fiag-
men, S2.55 per day. brakemen. S2.s5 per
day
C.-Ovcrtime in through passenger
service 10 be based on q speed OF
twenty-five miles per hour, to be COM
putod from the time the men are re-
qulrcd 20 report Cor duty, and to con-
tinuo until they are relieved at the end
of the run. and win be paid at the fol-
lwoing rates. Conductors. AZ 6-1n cents
lper hour; bagBage menr 20 5-10 GEMS
per hour. na0men, 20 5-i0 cents per
hour, bralemen. 22 $40 cents per hour,
less than thirty-six minutes not to be
counted. Thirty minutes or oyer.to be
paid for as one hour.
Christmas Special.
Gold Eye Glasses and filled chain
shnn Cnhhnrlv R2l -hInrkat Sc
Evening journal., 1907-12-09
POSTOFFICE
CLERKS ORGANIZE

Branch NO "A. United National AS
sociatlon of postonice clerks. was
formed in this city yesterday. at a
meeting of clerks employed Ia the local
postoilco. The meeting waa held In
the Federal Building and there are &c
members, the entire number employed
m the local office. The officers elected
follow.
re idcnt Garrett S. sf1irh: vice.
prendent w j. Moreland; secretary
WILSON Rash and treasurer. Frank n
phclan.
= here was a similar organization IN
existence several years ego. but ior
hCly of irterest, it died cut Since thai
ime Nlhaington has he'd no fcnroscn
iation in the national organization of
posto1ce clerks, and Do thil resi vet q
was the only citS in the United states
of its size. with such standing
Evening journal., 1907-12-09
FILTER CAUSES WATER
DEPARTING MT TROUBLE

Repairs on the broken conduit from
the pumping station TO the preliminary
filter plant are still holding up the
work of fltering the clty's water 1t
is expected that the conduit viii be
repaired IN two or three days. Minor
troubles with the nltor itself are giving
the Department trouble. Although the
connections with the Weldin basin
have been completed water win not
be run into the basin until the filter
IS In thoroughly sound condition.
Evening journal., 1907-12-09
RECTOR KIRKUS
AT HIGH SCHOOL

The Rev. Frederick VI. Kirlxus. rector
Of Trinity Episcopal Church, was the
speaker at the opening exercises Of tho
High School this morning He spoke
on ITO be True TO ores Calling" in
which he gave a broad outline OF the
moral obligations imposed on the fol-
lowers OF each profession and trade il
success were TO be the goal
The Rev. Mr.. KirlIus remarks were
enforced by O brief ,atS by Principal
Berlin. The orchestrts played a selec-
tion that was much appreciated, and
there was singing by the school.
Evening journal., 1907-12-09
EMPTlED GUNS
AT EACH OTHER

Samuel Leonard, colored. Of Phila-
delphia, is in the custody OF the Penn-
sylvania railroad police. and may re-
ceive hearing this afternoon before
a local magistrate on the charge OF
trespass. lie was with another negro.
whose name he says Is John Yates.
who shot at Special Omcer Robert j..
Cross at the Edge Moor yards last
night, after alighting from a freight
train, but who made his escape.
Both the officer and the negro emp-
tied their guns at each other. but none
of the bullets took effect Cross took
Leonard In custody when Yates disap-
peared IN the darkness, ana when
searched bunch of skeleton keys were
found upon the prisoner.
Evening journal., 1907-12-09
COURT EXTENDS TIME

Judge SDruance announced this
morning that General Sessions Court
had extended the time FOR filing papers
against liquor license applications,
which have been demonstrated against
until Thursday. The only two apph-
cations opposed thus FAR are those OF
Winfield J. Geieor and Bridget Cras-
san.
although this is the last day for
nling remonstrances against liquor
license applications none had been re-
ceived hy the clerk oi the peace at
noon. A day for hearing in the The
opposed cases win be fixed by the court
later
Evening journal., 1907-12-09
OBITUARY

Mrs. Sarah poughcriy widow Of James
naughoriy died to-dny at No 1m Adams
street f'he funeral VIII bo hold from tho
home rhuradny morning with d requiem
mass in ST. rnuls Roman Camolic
Church Tine inicrment win be IA Cathed-
raj Cemetery.
The funeral OF LOWS w Miller infant
son OF Lewis W. and Edna r. Miller who
died yesterday, will be held tomorrow af-
tornoon at o'clock from the home OF
the grandmother, Mrs @. j.. Thompson.
No. li25 East Eleventh street THE Inc
tormcnt viii be in Riverview Cemetery.
Mrs Lydia Anna Talley aged 5 wife
OF s. Alfred Tallcy, died IN Elan. Pa.
Saturday Mrs Talley had many friends
an this city. The funeral win take place
Wednesday morning from the home OF
her father. William J. Cheney, Elam, Pa.
The services and interment win be at
Elan Church.
The funeral Of Mrs. Angelina Beatty.
Who died Saturday was held this af-
ternoon from the home OF her grand
son. l.. n. Ennis, No 1912 Poplar
street The intermont was ini Whining
ton and Brandywine Cemetery.
Mrs. Lillian S. Brewer, aged 81, wife
OF George S. Brewer, died Saturday.
The funeral Of Patrick Connolly, who
died Thursday, was held this morning
fro tmhe home. No. 625 East Sixth
street. with requiem mass I'm St Mary's
Church. The interment was IN Cathed-
raj Cemetery.
The funeral OF William f. Hoffman,
aged 2i. who died Friday. was held
this afternoon from the home Of his
parents Mr. and Mrs. Daniel w Hoff-
man 1nterment was in Riverview
Cemetery
William Kyle. who died Friday, was
buried this afternoon. The funeral
was held from the home. No. 612 Or
ange street. and was largely attended
by Jefferson Lodge Of Odd Fellows.
Interment was in Green Hill Gene
terry.
The funeral OF Edward W Pierce,
who died Friday, was held from the
home. No. 5O4 Walnut street. this af-
ternoon. Interment was in Riverview
Cemetery
Evening journal., 1907-12-09
LICENSE APPLICATIONS

NOTICE-L URIE ]. CLARK. the
owner and occupant of the house situ-
ated at No. Gao East Fifth stree ia the
Fourth ward Of the city of Wilmington,
county Of New Castle and State Of Dela-
ments of the acts Of the General As
do hereby give notice that / shall aDp.v
IN writing to the Court OF General S-s-
sions Of the state OF Delaware in and
for New Castle county, on Monday. tha
sixth day OF January, 1903, being thA next
term Of said court for icensa for sa Il
house as an inn or tavern. for the sale
therein of Intoxicating liquors IN less
quantities than one quart TO be drunk
on the premises, and the following re-
spectacle citizens Of said ward al least
twelve Of whom are substantial freehold
ers of said ward recommend the said ap-
plication. viz.
James Hitchen. John NJ. Webb.
Harry 6. BuckmasterJoseph +. Cross
his w. III. Haruove.
Michael (x) Sweeney, Geo. w. Quinn, NJ. d..
mark James r. Parthree.
JOS Fahey. witness, Chas. j. Hannaranl
James Kane, jeremiah A. Connor.
Patrick II. Kirk, John McKcnna
VIM. A. Jennings. Humphrey Harean
Thos. II. flanagan, John Coffey.
John TT. Pinkerton Michael HAYES
his Ferdinand Kauss.
John (x) McNulty, James Crossan
mark ia. Buckmaster. y. d s
Nm. Harris witness Henry G.. SaVlle
John =. Meaney w p. Hayes.
Daniel O'Donnell, Thos. Leonard
d5-3t URIE ]. CLARK.
Evening journal., 1907-12-09
EDUCATIONAL

Young maa, nstenl l have an educa-
tionsl course in one OF the most re-
putable schools in the country which J
will sell you cheaply. You may think
you can get through this world without
br-.ins and knowledge, but you're mis-
taken. Educate your Grains. Don't
be the Jack Horner of your town. Get
educated. The course I have for sale
Is well worth investigating
Address p. o. Box. 1921.
Evening journal., 1907-12-09
AFTER
THE PRESIDENT

by THE JOURNALS Special wiro.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 9-sonaior Tiil-
mgn, OF South Carolina WHO hse been
FOB yeats atiucklng the adminishat' 'on's
Amncial policy fired broad in the seaaie
to-day- he introduced two resolutions can.
lnF upon the hnance committee for infor-
nation.
Evening journal., 1907-12-09
RIVER FRONT COMMITTEE
TO HAVE A MEETING

Street and Sewer Department and also
chairman Of the Joint committee on the
Delaware river front Improvement pro-
ject has called a meeting of tho commit
tee for tomorrow night at 3 O'Clock at
the Board OF Trade rooms The engineers
report Of e new survey and soHu8ings Of
the Delaware river opposite washington.
win he considered along with olier I'M
porlant matters
Evening journal., 1907-12-09
Win Go Under the < Rays.

Joseph Gnbride. aged seven years
the son Of Mr., and Mrs. Gilbride.
No. 2i7 North Broone street. win b'
placed under the N-rays this after
noon at the Medico-Chirurgical Hos
pital. Philadelphia, 70 ascertain sh'
cause Of a disease from which he ha
been zu0erinE for some weeks ant
which IS believed TO be an elargemen
OF the liver tn little fellow is at
tended by Dr. RYAN. OF this city.
Evening journal., 1907-12-09
clnaes hla MIIford Loci.

rr. c. c. Cole has closed his hotel
al Milford and has removed TO VIII
mington. Since the lower counties
voted for prohibition Or Cole found
that Ee could not c1rduct the hotel
successfully, IS he has given it up.
Evening journal., 1907-12-09
NOTICES.

NOTICE-A. Martin Taylor has removed
from Ninth and Pine streets TO 705 w
Eighth street. Cleaning, Dyeing Press
Ing and Securing. Repa ring OF ladies'
and gentlemen's clothing. Work callei Tor
and delivered. d. and A. Phone 40f6D.
Automatic. 1926. ne9-1m
Evening journal., 1907-12-09
REGISTERS ORDERS.
-','C,IeTl,I,,s oRDrI..

RFGISTEE's oRDEii
Offco OF the Register ~ Wills.
n-eu Castle CO.. Del, Novembar 25, 1877.
1-non thc app cation of Atwell z T.
fors of Harry c.. Kremcr, late Of Whining
w, hundred I'm said county. deceased. D.
a. ordered and directed by the Re sister II
wis that the Adminlsirators afore-
-I,tcrs of Administration upon The es-
III lie decreased. with tho uata r
+ira thereof. by causing advertise
,te ~ he posted within forty DAYS from
hs date Of sucr Letters 10 SIX Of the
NE nnh;ic riaces Of the county az New
.,.,fe re0uiri g all perfons having de-
,-s-fs against The estate 70 present th,,
,,,,e or abide by an act Of assembly n
s1ch case made ane pl9Ndndi ana also
go tho ssmo 60 be inserted within tho
We narind On The EVonsrg Journal "a
.e.l-N .,-' ,,Sncr rubiished f. WILMINGTON Del
I'd Ia be continued therein three weeks
'e.o'u'' Given un6or the hand ana seal
~ office OF the Register OF Vvfls
aforesaid. at Wilmington. in Ne,s
.fsrA-1 castle coUnty aforesaid the cav
N9N4 s-d year above written
FRANCIS NJ. WALKER.
REGISTER af wits
Notice IS 7ereby given that Letters or
ADMINISTRATION were in due form of law
Al-..,s,ted unto the undersigned on The SsfL
80 y ~ November. A. d.. 1907, and tbaf ~,
Noa,s,gons Nos having claims against the esf,tai
~ tbe deceased must present the same
9iilv attested, 20 the said Adm nsirafeirS
IN or before the 26th day Of Novembes
1q6S or abide the Act Of Assembly In sucb
ca So made and provided
ATWELL T.. Y. KREMER.
MAUD A, KREMER,
Administrators.
Address Reuben satterthwaite. Jr.. ESQ.
Attorney -at-Law. Wilmington, Del.
ne9-9t-eod.
Evening journal., 1907-12-09

"Pa, why do they call all sailors old
salts@"
Because there are no women sail
9rs."-Iudge-
Evening journal., 1907-12-09

Statistics Snow that, though fair hair.
ed people are. as a rule. less strong
than those who have dark hair. the
former live longer than the latter.
Evening journal., 1907-12-09
GFcenbank Flour Mills

We pay the best price for the best
milling wheat We also have a fun
line Of Bran, Middllngs. Cracked Corn
and Meal, at the very lowest prices.
Give our Silver Edge Flour a fair trial.
once used you will use no other. Spec
ial attention given 70 Cob Grinding.
Grinding 10 cents per Cwt
eREEN5ANK FLOUR MILLS.
Greenbank, Del.
Evening journal., 1907-12-09
PROFESSIONAL
PUBLIC SALES.
------'-'----;l,,, -, -. ------- :. ::

AUCTION SALE.
VIII be sold at The Odi Fellows Hall.
Tenth and Orange streets on Tuesday.
December TO- at 40 a. M. fine lot Of an
tique furniture, consisting of desks. side
boards. tables chairs and other finely
carved and claw foot pieces: one very
dne claw foot extension table These
goods have an been repaired and rennisn-
ed for my retail trade.
DAVID CURLETT.
W. A. Hulsll, Auctioneer. d7-st
Evening journal., 1907-12-09
Doctor 10 Discuss Doctors.

Doctor 70 DISCUSS Doctor8-
Or. J. N. Mccormack, of Kentucky.
viii lecture at the New Century Club
on Thursday evening on "Sonne Thilgs
About Doctors that Doctors and Othsr
People Ought to Know" The lecture
win be under the auspices Of the mc1i-
cal profession of New Castlo county.
Evening journal., 1907-12-09

sTTFRIFFs sALE-BY VIRTUE OF A
writ OF Levari Facias 20 me directed
will be exposed TO public sale az the
Court House. on Market street between
Tenth and Eleventh streets. in the city
of Wilmington. New Castle county, Del
ON TUESDAY.
THE nth DAY OF DECEMBER. 1907.
At 10 O'Clock. o.. M.
the following described Real Estate viz:
An that certain lot Of land with the
tW0-st0ry brick house thereon crocted.
situate in the city OF wilmington. county
and State aforesaid. known as No. 1872
Cl8ymont street. bounded and described
as follows. 20 wit;
Beginning. at a point on the easterlv
side of Ciaymont street at the distance
Of one hundred and ninety-four feet
northcry from the northerly side OF Van-
dever avenue; thence easterly parallel 10
Nandever avenue one hundred and TWEEN
ty-onc feet 10 the westerly side Of a four
feet wide alley communicating with an
other four feet wide alley leading into
Clavmont street; thence northeriv narnla
Tel TO Claymont street fifteen feet: thence
westerly parallel TO Nandever avenue one
hundred and twenty-one feet TO the east
crlv side OF Ciaymont s9rcet: thenca
southerly fifteen feet 10 the place OF he
ginning, be the contents thereof what
they may. with the free use and nrivI-
iere Of said alleys in common with others
entitled thereto forever
Being part Of The same lands and nrom-
ises which tho Fidelity Real Estate I'M.
provement Company" by indentura dated
reeordea IN the office for Recordinoa no ~
Deeds at Wilmington aforesaid. iu Decd
Record X. Vol. ls Page. 90: etc, did
grant and convey unto said John p Cain
m fee, as by reference thereto viii fully
seized and taken in execution as the
property Of John p Cain, mortgagor. and
W o HENRY STAFFORD shoris
gherin's Office Wilmington pelaware
November q. 1907 n2s-d2-5-s-i2-is
sHrRrFFs sAI.E-BY VIRTUE or A
writ Of Nenditioni Exponas. TO me di-
rectcd viii be exposed 10 public sale
at the court house, on Marked Street.
between Tenth and Eleventh strcets IN
tho city Of Wilmington, New Castle
county. Delaware.
on WEDNESDAY.
THE 18TH DAY OF DECEMBER. 1907.
At 10 o'clock a. M.
the following described real estate. VIZ.
An that certain lot, piece or parcel of
l.nd with "A two and one half story frame
dUeIline house and a stable thereon erecf-
ed situate In the city and county Of New
castle and State Of Delaware, bounded
and described as follows, 70 wit:
beginning az q point on the eastcrly side
one feet north OF the noriherly side OF
srenth street. then running in a norih arlv
direction twenty-one feet along said side
~ Crav street. thence easterly one hun-
AIRED and thirty-hve feet TO the weste. lv
eide II a street thirty feet wide thence
solitherly aiong said side Of said thirty
feet W de street tweuty-0ne feeti thence
westerly one hundred and thlrty-dve feet
to the place OF beginning, be- the Conten 8
more or less. Together with the use OF the
said thirty feet wide street at all times +, r
AN PURPOSES.
seized and taken ln execution as tie
property Of William i. MONTGOMERY, adj
ininietritor of Robert Montgomery. de-
ceased. aud TO he sold by
HENRY STAFFORD. Shcr n.
Sheriff's Office Wilmington. Delaware,
december .. 1901 d2-5-9-i2-i6-17
Evening journal., 1907-12-09

When ironing colored clothes see to If
that the irons are not too hot. Excess
I've heat viii fade the clothes. Iron
sR the Eroax sidass
Evening journal., 1907-12-09
REPAIR WORK

LAWN MOWERS sharponed, rubber
tires FOR baby coaches. wringerH ana car
pet swceperH repaired JOHN q. SCH.
WEiIER. 0& West Front 81. Both
phones. nS-tf
Evening journal., 1907-12-09
ON TUESDAY.
TIE nth DAY OF DECEMBER. i'o'

aware
on TUESDAY.
THE nth DAY OF DECEMBER, le0'
At 10 O'Clock. o.. m.,
the following described Rell Estate. Wiz
All that certain lot of land with tho
twu-stury brick house thereon erected,
situate IN city of Wilmington county
and State aforesaid, known as No. lSl0
Claymont street. bounded ana described as
follows. tn wit.
Beginning al a point on the eastsriy
SIDE OF Cluymuni ftroHf ut thc distance
OF one hundred and seVcniy-nne feet
southcrly from che nnrtnefly side of Nun-
dover aNcuuoi thcnCe easiurly lrallrl 20
Anudcycr avenue one hundred and twen-
Feet wide alley communicating With an-
other four feet wide alley leading into
claymnni street. thence uurthcrIy ualal-
lel 10 Cluymout street filtc Do feet. thence
westerly parallel to NandeNor avenue one
hundred ana iWeuty-uue foet 90 the east-
eriy hiiecn feet in enc isace rl beginning.
hc the contents thereof what hoy may.
with tho free use and privilege OF ga a
alloys lu common with others entitled
thereto forever. Being part OF the same
lnnds aud premises which "Tho Fidelity
hepl Estate Improvement Company" hy
indenturc dated a. ~ iq0f
and recorded in the office for recording
deeds. etc. at WilminTiou Aforesaid in
Decd Record Vol pnrr
ctc.. did grant and convey unto said John
T. Cain<in fee as hy reference thcrDto
WIZ fully appear
S7cd and taken in execution as Tho
60 Dee sold hV
HENRY STAFFORD. sheriff.
Shcrins office Wilmington Delaware.
November %. 1907 u29-d2-5-a-i2-iG
Evening journal., 1907-12-09
NnTIcE

Notice is hereby given that Letters OF
Admin stration were IN due form Of law
granted unto the undersigned, on the
Fifth day Of December, A. d., 1907. and
that an persons having claims AGAINST
the estate of the deceased must present
the same. duly attested. TO the "a 'd ADJ
mnistratrix. on or before the Firth cav
Of December, 1908 or abide the Act OF AS
sembly in such case made and provided
CATHARINE G. CONNOR
Administrators.
Address. Charles b. Evans Esq. Attor-
ney-at-LaW. Wilmington, Del.
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