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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-08-18
DE TEATRO

La compan1a que dirige Raul Del
monte, el aplaudidfsimo actor cubano,
puso anoche EN- escena la parodia de El
Comde de LAGemabWrgo, que gust6 mu-
cho fue muy celebrada
Raul Delmonte en- ell prota agonista hi
20 reir a La concurrencia que aplaudi6
al simpatico artista y a las senoras Vaz-
quez, Novoa y Betancourt, encargadas de
los principales papeles.
Ell actor puertorriqueno senior Fort
fue tambien muy celebrado.
La parodia divierte, entretiene;. y CO.
mo Raul Delmonte la interpreta,. vale
la pena de verla.
La compan1a puso tambien en- escena
Ell daaas6m de, la V6wda, que gust6 mu-
cho y CucurWcl1t0, en- que Raul Delmon-
tie esta gracios1simo.
Ternlin6 ell espectaculo con la rumba
y la cai1adonga, siempre ovacionada. II
La orquesta muy bien, anoche nos de-
jo Or dos danzones que de seguro Sc
'aclimataran aqul: ell del Comde de Lu-
nenebwgo y ell de La Vaa1tta Alegre. Els
tan heehos con gran habi]idad y fuero1
tocados primorosamente. <-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-08-18
Bendicion de
un edificio

Los se1lorc Hernais, .ltasit,,a = Go. SUI
cesores- del alto conaexsaio de esta plazs
nos inyltan al acto de "a ssendici6n del
suntuoso edifieio que acai,a1a de eonstruir
en- La ealle de San Jasto. nfamen,s 3 3.
.El acte' tendra augar eI domingo 2N
del corrlente d las cuatro de,la tarde.
,Aggradeeemos ls4arnaiaai< Dad de los se-
. noras Hernaiz Targs y go, ~,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-08-18
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DE BAYAMON
LA BELLA CARMlELA

Ha sldo aqui un suceso extraordinario,
La bella Carmela di6 su anunciada fun
ci6n a1loche, con ell teatro lleno y con la
mas franca acegida del publico que, CO.
mo en- todas parties sc ha rendido q la
simpatla desbordante de la deliciosa d.
vette.
Ell publico de Bayam6n asistio anoche
al primer vuelo de la bella Carmela y
aplaidi6 con entusiasmo a la gentil & in
trepida artista. a<
En- los bales espanoles> con el Maestro
Ximenes, ell p1blico aplaudi6 mucho.
La bella Carmela ha hecho aqui VI,
gran s,1ceso.
Correspossol.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-08-18
UNA CIRCULAR

Los sehores F. Rosa Y Ca, farma
ceuticos de San German, nos partici-
pan que han constitnido una nueya so
;ciedad que gi1'ara en- dicha plaza bajo
la expresada denomination y de Ia que
iforman parte. los. I!csIos. don Francisco
Rosa Rogero = don Ramon Figueroa
Torres.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-08-18

'~.l, y, : i...,:;';; L.
MAS RESP PETO AL SUPUBSTO

En- la session de aver del ConseJo EJe-
cutivo, ell attorney general Mr., Brown
present6 una mocion para aumentar Ell
sueldo de 1900 2,250 dollars a un en-
pleado de su departamento, que desem-
pena ell puesto de jefe de l. propiedad y
contabilidad gss5. .x<1. All.
sino rec6rdarnos NAL diche etnpleado,
quien no tenemos ell gusto de conocer,
pemibi6 rln au1aento sobre s11 sueldo ha-
ra cosa de seis meses, y apenas puesto
en- vigor Ell Presupuesto, Como que rige
desde JUNO pr6ximo pasa'do, ell attorney
pide otro aumento para ell mei,cio1ado
sllbalterno de su oficina
La Comisi6n respective informadora
recomend6 en- SUI infotane Ia posposioi6n
del atlmento I :.
Mr.. Brown, sin embargo, defendi6 su
moci6n alegando que su empleado traba-
jaba los d1as festivos por Ia noche entire
otras cosas notables que haee al frente
de SUI neg0clado.
Ell doctor Barbosa, que segt1n parece,
es enemigo acerrimo de los aumentos en-
los sueldos, que estan clasi6cados por
las Camaras en- el Presupuesto hasta ell
punto de que en- cierta OCCASION lie do ca
labazas a su gran amigo Pejfro de Cas-
tro, que la verdad, merecia ,eI aunnen-
to que para 81 Sc solicitalpa, Sc Ievamto
y dijo el doctor .Barbosa, que Ia Legis-
latura Sc reunfa todOs los amos para ha-
GER, aprobar un Presupuesto des-
pnes que Sc aprobaba ell Consejo Ejecu-
two, cada diez minutes, saHa modiffcan-
do, aumentado algo dieho Presu-
spuesto, de modo que-dijo el doctor Bar
bosa,-que ahora. mismo, 81 sc pregunta
al Speaker de la Camara 6 4 c'ralquiera
otro funcionario Legislative aceroa de La
srrma total 4 que sube ell Pres,npuesto
seguramente que Sc les pondria en- un
aprieto, porque no 10 saben-
Dijo tambien ell doctor que tanto en- ell
Comite de Hacienda como en- Ell Conse-
10, siempre la mantenido su criterio
oposicionista, porque eptiende Que 81 hay
que modiicar sueldos para ESQ esta La le-
glsfatura donde las reducciOnes . .al-
n1entos, pueden haoerse De modo que
continue el doctor Barbosa- -resulta una
burla ESQ de las Comisio1es de conferen-
cias y Ell tempo que Sc invierte duran
! te la legislsa{Ira en- hacer. un presnpues-
to legal que responda las asp;raciones
del pals.
~ Gomisionado De. interior Wilson
defiende la moci6n masnifestando que aun
cuando Sc aumente el suicide al em,plea-
do del Departments de Justicia, DO por
ESQ. Ia partida gensslal ,designada para
tai ghetto sufre avn au1pento 't ninguno.
FL Presidente Mr.. Groaner, honorable
tesorero, con mas intenciom que un toro
de Miura pone q 11otacian Ii iinid6cida del
attorney en- la forina 81 iziisa,ite Los con
sejer0s que qtffiissratii xotse pd5r "a moci5n
del attorney diranff que si, > los que quie-
ran yotar .por f1.r1apuests,. tal como
est, diran que, no., hssho6s J hsy cmpa-
.ate Sale dsrpStada II 4hhe46ni..' s.
n Atofasy as u I: fo,,na CO.
re Ss iis ;s''s bsshe: #. ]. pide que
$3.50 ,ts.zssds "a. ~ ii 8. W y Is
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-08-18
UNA VISTA

Nos La ha dispensado, de regreso de-
su viaje a Cuba y Norteaansriea, el se--
nor Ter6n de la Rosa, que viene ha-
cerse cargo nueyamente de la admins
TRACTION de La Msstua.
Correspondents al saludo del amigus
Handole la bienvenida
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-08-18
|NOTAS DE YAUCO,

El domingo 13 de los corrientes Sc
dio sepultura en- ell Cementerio civil de
esta ciudad la respectable seflora Do
ia Hercilita Nigaglioin, Viuda de Me-
j1a.
Ha pocos d1as pas6 esta familia por
ell doloroso trance de yer desaparecer
del mundo de los vivos a SUI anciano
padre don Manuel, prestigioso caba-
Hero quien en- union de su esposa de
cuya muerte damos cuenta en- estas no.
tas, han sabido legar sus virtudes a
una prole que hace honor al pals. 7 as1
parece ques como satisfeeha de haber
cumplido todos los sagrados deberes
que Sc impusieran, parten juntos uni
dos siempre como en- STU vida material
a las regiones de 10 desconocido, q dis
frutar la paz de los justos
Nosetros nos hacemos part1cipes del
dolor que embargo a la familia Mejia,
a la eual profesamos sincera amistad,
rogando por ell descanso eterno de sus
progenitores.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-08-18
Sobre una Inca ferrea

Aver tarde Sc consider6 en- el Con
sejo Executive, ;el escrito de Ia Gonna
MIA de ferrocarriles, acerca de la, CO.
.necci6n de. la ,llnea ferrea con el niue
lie de la San Antonio Dock GO. :"
Sc. autorizo al::Attorney General pa
ra entender en- ,dicho asunto. .se.,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-08-18

va esta terminada la obra que sc
hac1a por ell contratista senior Briga-
nth, en- el ensayo del consistorio, consis-
tente en- un espacioso balloon de ce-
mento armada, con ell fin de dar la CO.
modidadNsuficiente "a aquel departa-
mento para trasladar ALI las ofcinas,
de la Acadia, hasta que sea removable
todo ell edifcio, seg1n proyecto que tie
ne este Municipio.
Nosotros esperamos que este pro-
yecto sea una realidad muy pronto,
phes mucha falta le hace a Yauco una
Acadia que este en- consonancia con
su categorla.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-08-18

Esta pronta terminarse la instala-
cion de un nuevo Cine que funcionara
en- esta semana en- la plaza de Colon
Junto al Yaucano. Ell aparato sc nos
dice es de 10 mejor y muy moderno.
En- ell local no sc ha omitido gasto pa
"a que haya la comodidad E hygiene
que Sc requiere en- estos sitios Lo We
remos funcionar y juzgaremos.
Ell domingo pr6ximo dara function la
Sociedad Artistica Yaucana, llevando
a escena las dos preciosas cuanto gra-
ciosas zarzuelas "Cabo Primero" y
"Pobre Valbuena.
Esperamos que ell pnblico yaucano,
llenara el Teatro para aplaudir a los
va conocidos amigos que Sc afanan por
eultiyar un arte, que tanto instruye &
los pueblos.
. Corresponsal.
Yauco, Is Agosto de 1911.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-08-18

sea reconsiderada en- ia session siguien-
AU raght-dice Mr.. Gro1sler.
Sentinnos el tempo que ha perdido Ell
doctor Barbosa. 4 -
En- la session pr6xilna Sc vera.
Todo es question del. voto del doctor
Dexter, que monentos antes de la vota
ci0n sc arlsent6 del local
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-08-18

Sc encuentra en- esta ciudad ell Circo
Columbia que esta noche dara seg1n
programa su tercera y Ultima function.
A juzgar por 10 que dice el p1blico res
ponde a la fama de que viene precedi-
do:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-08-18
EI Or. 6. Muhoz Diaz

Participa q sa numerosa eiientela qus,
h5a las horas de l q 3 de La talde, para
La consuita diaria, en- los altos del No.
81 de la calle de Tetuan, donde tiene es-
tablecido SUI despacho professional.
Telefones No. 326 y 1917.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-08-18

Ell Cine que hace como un ailo lego
a esta ciudad con ell nombre de Cine
Estrella, parece que ha echado ra1ces
en- la Plaza Colon donde esta situado
y para mas de notar su cariilo a Yauco
cambi6>su graeia por Ell Cine Yaucano.
Parece que lie ha lido muy bien por
estos flares" pesar de repetir tantas
veces las viejas pel1culas con que ob-
sequia regdlarmente al p1blico que pa
cientemente 10 consiente; y a nosotros
"plin'' pero le dariamos un consejo 81
tanto quiere' demostrar su carino a
nuestra ciudad natal.
Con anuncios no Sc va a la plaza, nj
con cambiar ell nombre Sc denota ell
agradecimiento. Sc necesita que haga
algo en- beneficio del pueblo que 10 en-
riqHece, dando un idem favor de al
go que 10 necesite lie sirva de ayuda.
5Lo Dyes, Vargas?
Evening journal., 1911-03-21
P. F. CAUsEY DEAD.
Well Known Milford Man Expires
Suddenly Of Brighfs Disease.

Well Known Milford Man Expires
Suddenly Of Brighfs Disease.
MILFORD, Del. March 21.-Peter
r. Causey died suddenly yesterday
morning at his residence here, OF
Bright's disease. He was a native OF
Milford and was 70 years OF age last
January. He was a son OF the late
Governor Peter F. Causey. Mrs
Causey died about two years aeo The
following children survive: Peter F.
Causey. Jr.. who Is in the United
States engineers ONCE at Whining
ton; DR. Harry Causey. OF Baltimore
Md; Edward Cansey. city editor o.
the Washington Star; Mrs. Thomas
Jenkins, OF Milford: Mrs. McRlaii
Lloyd. Of Philadelphia. and Mrs. A
Donnell Marshall. of Dover.
Mr.. Causey was n member OF ths
Methodist Episconal Church and twice
represented the Wilmington Confer
ence sessions. He organized the
Chapel Sunday school here IN 1859
He was a Democrat and took an ac-
tive interest IN party Affairs, but the
only office he held was that Of inter-
nal revenue collector at New Orleans.
Ia. being appointed by President
Cleveland.
Evening journal., 1911-03-21
BITS OF DELAWARE NEWS

Henry Ingram Of Slaughter Beach,
brought the first shad Of the season to
Milford.
Roland e. Wright has been elected
president OF the Emerson Literary So.
ciety Of the Seaford High School.
Members of Mt Olivet Methodist
Protestant Church. of Seaford, have
raised $4,000 for a pipe organ, which
will be installed in time for Easter.
The young women OF the Milford
High School Alumni Association will
give an operetta. "The American
Girl" for the benefit Of a scholarship
fund.
Fighting on the issue of building a
water plant for FELTON,, citizens op-
posed 10 the fire protection won out
by electing J. IL whitaker John
Evans and Eben' Hughes to the Town
Council. Riley Melvin was elected
president at the organization
The Seaford Marine Railway
Company has just closed two large
contracts for the constructions Of two
monster sea-going schooner barges-
At present there are three boats be-
ing built at the yards OF this COM
pany
Alarmed by the depredations OF
poultrv thieves which have been D.
Grating in Sussex county for the i'St
several weeks, there las movement
several weeks, there is movemeht
committee.
Evening journal., 1911-03-21
CITY OFFICERS
YET DEFACTO
Democrats Vote Down Bill
That Would Have Made
City a Legal Body
AND GIVEN WILNINGT IN
new ELECTION LAW ALSO

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
DOVER. Del, March 21.-Action
was forced by the Republicans in the
House yesterday afternoon on Repre-
sentative Moore's substitute bill to
apply the State election law to muni-
cipal elections in Wilmington. The
bill was defeated by strict party
vote. the Democratic members OF the
House lining up against the Moore
bill to give a straight-out and clear
law to govern municipal elections in
Wilmington and at the same time
validate the election OF the present
city officials.
Representative Wilson called for
final action on House bill 226, which
was to legalize the election of the
officials returned as elected two years
ago at the city election. Represen-
tative Moore then offered his bill as
substitute. IL not only legalizec
the election of the men returned as
elected but also contained proposed
new election law for Wilmington. Il
being the same law that covers State
elections, thereby making the State
and city election laws uniform. In
advocating adoption of his substitute
Mr.. Moore said
1T Is the concensus OF opinion of
the Republican party that this is the
proper way to rehabilitate The govern
ment OF the city of Wilmington and
owing to the unfortunate condition
existing there, | don't want Il laid al
my door that anything that should be
done shall be left undone to rehabili-
tate the city government"
The substitute by roll call was
adopted by party vote, 21 Republicans
voting for II and IL Democrats
against IL. The substitute bill then
was put on final passage. 21 Republi-
cans voting for Il and 12 Democrats
against II. The bill required "a votes
to pass It. and its defeat was accom-.
plished by the Democrats lining uT
against a new election plan.
It is understood that tho RepuhIt
cans of the House will not vote to leg
alize and validate the acts OF the pres
ent city administration. since tn,
Democrats will not consent to the
Moore election bill.
Evening journal., 1911-03-21
MARYLAND NEWS NOTES

The Mccormick farm, near Fork,
Hartford county, has been bought by
John Lynch for $4,000.
Francis c. Wallace, OF Drummond,
has been granted a patent for q COM
bined bottle cap and remover.
After Is years Of service. w. W. G.
Stewart has resigned as secretary OF
the Junior .Gunpowder Agricultural
Club.
Burns Brothers. carriage manufac-
turers, of Havre de Grace. have
bought the Perkins Building, on Main
street, Elkton, and will open a branch
The National Fireproodng Company
Of Pittsburg, began preliminary work
yesterday on the immense new clay
plant to be established on Red Hill
near Elkton.
DR.. Robert Winterode, second as
sistant at the Spring Grove Asylum,
has resigned to become superinten-
dent OF the new hospital for the insane
at Crownfield.
The official boards Of the churches
in the Susquehanna circuit Of the
Methodist Protestant Church have
unanimously asked for the return OF
the Rev. Silas b. Tredway for next
Conference year.
J. Lawrence Mccormick has been
elected president; Clifford G. Hanway
president, and Norman L. Kisling
secretary and treasurer OF the Har-
ford Poultry and Pigeon Association
Evening journal., 1911-03-21
RABIES AFTER
DOG ATTACK

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
ST. GEORGES, Del. March 21--A
bull dog, owned by DR.. ]. G. Mccoy
was attacked by a tramp dog and bad
ly bitten. Mrs Mccoy bathed the dog
wounds and later the developed
rabies. AS a precaut. Mrs. Mccoy
left Immediately for New York City
and is taking the Pasteur treatment
A special meeting Of the Y. w. C. T.
U. will be held this evening at the
home Of Mrs. Matte Gam.
The women OF the M. r. Church
cleared SIS from their supper, held In
the Lester store building.
Mrs. J. G. Stuckert is spending a
few days with Mrs. G. r. Snedeker.
Miss Julia Paynter spent last week
with the Rev. and Mrs. j. H. Geoghe-
gan, of Newark.
Miss Violet Gray, Of Spring City. has
been visiting Mrs. John w. Carron.
Mrs. Thomas Mccoy has been max
ing a visit with Wilmington friends.
Evening journal., 1911-03-21
PROTECTING THE
TRUST COMPANIES
All Using Title Must Come
Under Supervision Of In
SuranCe Department

BY United Press Leased Special Wire
DOVER, Del. March 21.-The State
Senate yesterday afternoon passed
the Senate substitute bill requirins
that all companies be corporated nm
der the laws Of Delaware and usinl
the word trust" on their title shal
come under the supervision of tn
insurance commissioner. John S
Rossell. secretary OF the Security
Trust and Safe Deposit Company, o
Wilmington, urged the passage Of tn,
bill which he said was for the pro
lection Of the good name Of Delaware
and to stop abuses that have been
committed under charters granted by
this State by companies not really IN
the trust" business. He declared
that Delaware trust" companies are
IN bad repute throughout the United
States because Of abuses committed
by some Of them.
James II. Hughes opposed the bill
and said many companies used the
word trust" whose business "a OF
such a nature that there Is no reason
why they should come under the su-
pervision OF the insurance commits
sioner. The bill was passed by a
vote OF IL yeas to nays. Senators
Drexler, Hazel and Pierce voted
against It. The bill also prohibits
companies hereafter to be chartered
IN Delaware to use the word trust
unless actually engaged in the trust
business.
Senator Drexler's bill for the pub
lication OF campaign receipts and ex-
penditures was reported 10 the Sen
ate on its merits.
The Senate passed Senator Drex-
ler's bill for the survey and plotting
Of public lands IN Sussex county along
the Atlantic Ocean front between Re
hoboth and Bethany Beach.
The Senate also passed the Senate
bill assigning Offices in the new State
House.
Senator Miller's Juvenile Court bill
for Wilmington was recommitted IN
order that some changes might be
made I'm H.
Evening journal., 1911-03-21
PnhIIc Sale LIsr

Public Sale List.
March 22-SaIe of Furniture at 1902
Delaware Avenue, at o'clock
for Stephen Cloud, by Stidham &
Sen, Auctioneers.
March 22-Sale of Real Estate for
Security Trust and Safe Deposit
Company, at Court House, nj 10
o'clock. a. M, by Stidham Il Son,
auctiOneers.
March 23-Sale OF furniture and car.
pets at No. 7O7 King street, for II.
Il. Muncey, at o'clock p. m-, by
Stidham 4 Son, auctioneers.
March 23-Sale of the Gas and Elec-
trio Fixtures of the Lawton store
nt 207 Market ST., at 10 o'clock,
a. M, by Stidham & Son, Auc.
tl0neers.
March 27-SaIe of stock at Auction
store, III East Fourth Street, al
10 o'clock, a m, by Stidham 4
Son, AuctiOneers.
March -COnstable's Sale of load.
of household goods, carpets and
rugs and contents of grocery
store TO be sold at Stidham a
Sons Auction store, Ill Eas
Fourth street, mt 8 O'clock, sharp
March 80-Sale Of New and Second.
hand machinery for Frank n
Jones, Fourth and Spruce, at 10
O'Clock a. m, by Stdham a. Son
AuctiOneers.
March S1.-Sale Of the entire con
tents of a large mansion hous,
of 40 rooms, of Ogden, Pa, TO b,
sold at Stidham & Sons Auction
Store, III East Fourth St, al
O'Clock p. IN. "Watch this paper
for ad. Of sale"
Evening journal., 1911-03-21
SEAFORD

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
SEAFORD. Del March 21-Harvey
n Rowe, of New York, is the guest
of relatives here.
A number of the Seaford High
School boys paid a visit to Professor
A. c. Brewer, at fredericksburg. yester-
day Mr.. Brewer was formerly
principal Of the Seaford High School
Mr.. and Mrs. Riley NJ Wright are
visiting friends In Wilmington.
Misses Hattie and Blanche Cannon
have been spending several days in
Philadelphia.
Mrs. John Herrant is visiting Phila-
delphia relatives.
Mrs. "A. j. Messick has been visiting
relatives and friends at Pocomoke.
Mrs. s. p. Fields and Mrs. Ira w.
Wheatley are spending this week In
Philadelphia purchasing spring mil
linery goods.
Miss Minnie Brown, of Philadelphia,
has been visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs n. II. Brown, here.
Mrs. Madison Willin and Mrs. Frank
Shipley have been visiting in Will
mington and Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. John j. Perry have
been visiting friends at Georgetown.
S. e. Thompson was a Delmar vis-
itor today
Evening journal., 1911-03-21
MARSHALLTON

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
MARSHALLTON, Del. March 2l.-
Miss Virginia Warren spent Saturday
and Sunday with relatives In Whining
ton.
Miss Adelaide McCallister. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward McCallister.
Of near Stanton, and Harry Farra, Of
Wilmington, we're married some time
ago.
Mrs. David Cornbrooks. and daugh-
ter Lillian, of near Marshallton; Mrs.
Alphens Pennock. and Mrs. Florence
n. Little, of near Stanton, attended
Conference on Sunday
Mrs. Harry Wollaston is confined 10
her home with the rheumatism.
The rummage sale held by the w.
c. T. u. of New Castle county was a
success. The proceeds amounting c
$500
Evening journal., 1911-03-21
. UBLIo SALE OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

e
The undersigned will sell at Public Auc.
tion, at the Court House in the City Of
Wilmington, on Wednesday, March 22nd.
1911, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, the following
to wit;
No. Ia story brick dwelling No. 1427
Jackson St., rooms and bath lot 10 IT..
in x 1Ot H. in, more or less
No. 2-2 story brick dwelling No. $50
Bennett St., rooms and bath. lot 1s IT, 6
in. X 65 It. More or less.
No. 8--s Story Brick Dwelling 722
French St., ~ rooms and bath. lot 20 #.
81 II. In. More or less.
No. IA story brick dwelling No. 2o2
East sth 81. rooms and bath. lot 20 IT,
x "A H. More or less.
No. 5--2 story brick dwelling, No. 721
Walnut St., rooms and bath lot 20 f. \
66 IT, 4 in. More or less.
No. Go story frame dwelling, No 1884
Claymont St., rooms. Lot Ia Il. by 90
No. ia story frame dwelling, No. 42s
Tatnal ST., rooms. Lot 10 IT. x AZ It.
More or less.
No. s-3 story frame dwelling, No. 4a5
Tatnall St., rooms. Lot 10 II. az It.
More less
No. "a story brick and frame dwelling,
No. 427 Tatnall St. rooms including store
room. Lot II #. in. AZ IT, More OF
No 1913 story brick dwelling S W
Cor. 7th and Spruce SITS. Ia rooms and
bath, including store room fused as bak.
ery) Lot 20 IT, 80 II. More or less.
No. 11-2 story brick dwelling No 72s
East 7th ST., rooms. Lot i3 It. as II
More or less.
No 12-s story brick dwelling, s. W
Cor. & Buttonwood ST.. 10 rooms. Lot
20 II. by IS Il. More or less.
No 18--2 story brick dwelling, SO East
22d St., rooms and shed kitchen. Lot IL
II. in. K 80 #. More or less.
No IA story brick dwelling, Ga Easi
22d. St. 4 rooms and shed kitchen. Lot
IL II. 6 in so II. More or less.
No 15--2 story brick dwelling, No. So4
Kirkwood ST. rooms. Lot IA 1-2 n. BY
75 H. More or less.
TERMS MADE KNOWN AT SALE.
SECURITY TRUST AND SAFE DEPOSIT
COMPANY.
Evening journal., 1911-03-21
nouns CLUB ELECTs.

special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
SEAFORD, Del. March 21-At a
speciaI meeting of the Comus Athletic
Society the following officers were
elected: Toby T. Thompson, president;
Roland f. Wright, vice-president; Al
bert b. Hurley, secretary and treasur-
er. Hurley was also chosen superinten-
dent to look after the work that is be-
ing done on the lot which the club has
leased at High and Front streets The
ground is being raised ard leveled fol
the purpose of laying out two tennis
courts on IT,
Evening journal., 1911-03-21
NOTICES.

A LII BIDS FOR PRIVILEGES AT soU1H
Side Baseball Park for coming sewon
must be IN by Saturday March 25. Man.
agament reserving right 70 accept or reject
any bid according to their discretion. Bids
should be mailed 70 p. o. Box ais. City.
Wilmington Baseball Club. Information son
cerning these privileges may be had by
phoning 1900 d. & A. mI6.st