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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1912-11-25
REGISTERS NOTICE.


IL STATE or WlLHELMINA fREDER.
Ia lex, DECEASED,
Notice Is hereby given that Letters Of Ad.
ministrntion upon tho estate Of Wilhelmina
Frederick. late Of ChriStiana hundred de.
ceased. were duly granted unto Helon IL.
Frederick. ON the 2eth day OF October A. d.
1912. and an persons indebted 90 the said
deceased are requested TO make payment %
tho Administrators without delay and all
persons having demands against tbs de-
ceased are required 20 exhibit and present
the same. duly probated. 90 the said Ad
ministratrix on or before the 2ath day Of
October. A. d. 1913, or abide by the law
in this behalf
HELEN X. FREDERICK.
Administrators
Address william r. Lyman, Esq. Attorney
o. Jaw. Wilmington, Del o30.eod-9t
II STATE OF WILLIAM REX, DE.
IL CEASED.
Notice is hereby given that Letters Tes-
tamentary upon the estate Of William Rex.
late of Wilmington hundred, deceased were
duly granted unto Harry p. Joslyn, on the
18th day Of November. a. ID. 1912. and all
persons indebted TO the said deceased are
requested to make payment 60 the executor
without delay. and an persons having de-
mands against the deceased are required 20
exhibit and present the same. duly probated.
10 the said executor, on or before the 18th
day OF November. A. ID. 1913, or abide by
the law ina this behalf
HARRY p. JOSLYN
Executor.
Address Harry p Joslyn ESQ. Attorney.
at-Law Wilmington. Del n2oeod-9t.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
r. RAND OPERA HOUSE
PmIADELPHIA oRcHEsrRA.

- RAND OPERA HOUSE.
PHILADELPHIA ORCHESTRA.
fSa MuNcinns.l
LEOPOLD 'STOKOWSki. Conductor
Second concert. Monday evening December .,
at Sis.
Scioist HERMAN Standby. Violoncolist.
Program WEBER Overture, 'Ober.
on. HAYDN. SYMPHONY No. % (''Lon-
don D. DELTBES. Sylvia" Suite
WSkN--Nariations Tor Cello
and Orchestra HERMAN Standby WAC
NFR. "Rienzi' Overture
Tckets-25c SOC. 75c. $500. now. ad.
dress Howard Burton. p. o. Box 255. on
day of concert at Grand Opera House.
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Il OR sALE-Nnw, MODERN WIDE
IRON. houses al Twenty fourth and Mad.
son streets. rooms and hath. reception Aau
and pantry. $1,000 and 80 soc Roscoe Q.
Iindsil No. 2O7 Eouiiable Building. n5tt
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MUSICAL.


NJ USICAL INSIRSNENTS u .-A
M descriptions. boogh aud sold. o cent
sheet music and orchestra selections. CstA-
logue free ON request. Reps ring . speciality
Bows re-haired Old coins bought and sold
Coin catalogue IL cents. postpaid. O. A.
Mnano. 20I W. Eighth st.. Wilmington
Del f2e-iv
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ro RAJ EsTATE oMNERs.


''rhere's a reason" why we can rent or
sell your property THY US Special atten-
ton given 90 rontng and collecting Of rents.
We make prompt settlements and viii adj
vance money your rentals.
FORD a. REFS. INC,
o8O.Im Ford Buiding
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PROPOSALS


g EALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
= eeiVed az the office OF the county engi
uccr, Ia The Court House up TO II % clock.
noou on Tuesday, December B. 1912 Tor
tine laying of one thousand feet G,0OO)
more or less. of an eighteen inch (iSl terra
Gotta pipe with cement joints and about
FIFTY 600 square Yards Of a rubbe stone
gutter. along the Hamburg macadam road
some two miles south Of the city Of New
Castle. All proposals or bids must be ac-
coupauied by certified check or two hun.
dred (S20Ol dollars. made payable 60 the
president of the Levy Court OF New Castle
county, as q guarantee of good faith n build
ing. Plans aud specifications can be seen
aud after November IS. 1912. The right 20
reject amy and an bids is expressly reserved.
JAMES WILSON.
n291Ot County Engineer.
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RECEIVERS SALE.

a M
w.,
and Poor Tax lawfully assessed for the
years i9ll-12, and City Taxes lawfully as
sessed for the years I9Os-0- 1O-1l ~,
amounting 90 Slui.77 also n sewer lien Of
the Mayor and Council Of Wilmington,
amounting TO 500. making o total OF Si72. 30.
() All that certain lot OF land situate
in the City Of Wilmington. county OF Now
Castle and State of Delaware, bounded and
described Ns follows. 90 wit:
Beginning az point in the souihcriy side
Of Thirteenth street extended. 40 the dis
tancc of 100 feet eastcrly from the castcrly
side of Bayard avenue extended thuncc
southerly parallel with Bayard avenue. IFS
feet and inches. more or less 10 tho
noriheastorly side Of Pennsylvania avenue;
thence southeastcry along the said side Of
Pennsylvania avenue, SO feet. more or less
TO corner; thence northcrly parallel with
Bayard avenue. 1885 feet. 10 inches. more OF
less, 90 said side of Thirteenth street, and
thence thereby westerly, 80 feet 90 the place
Of beginning be the contents thereof what
they may.
(2l All that certain lot OF land. situate
in tho city Of Wilmington. New Castle
county, and State OF Delaware, bounded and
described as follows 20 witt
beginning 40 point in the northeastcrly
side of Pennsylvania avenue extended. at
the distance of 20 feet noithwesforlv from
the northwestcrly side OF Bayard avenue
extended measured along Pennsylvania ave.
nue.: thence noriherly parallel with Bay.
ard avenue 10 feet 60 n corner in line with
the southerly side Of Thirteenth street OK
tended: thence westerly along the line Of
said side Of Thirteenth street extended c.
feet. more or less, 20 the middle line Of
Rockford Road now vacated, thence south
eriy along the said middle line Of said road.
ne feet. 8 inches more or less. Co the said
side OF Pennsylvania avenue; thence sou.h.
oastcrly along said side Of Pennsylvania ave
nue. 81 feet and 6 inches 10 the place OF
beginning be the contents thereof what
they may
CD Al that certain lot Of land, situate
i'm tho city OF Wilmington New Castle
county. ana STATE OF Delaware, bounded aud
described ~ follows. 60 wit.
of Thirteenth street extended al the distance
OF $50 feet eastrrly from the casterly side
Of Bayard avenue: thence noriherly paral.
lei with Bayard avenue. i6p feet TO 3 cor.
ner. thence easteriy parallel with Thr.
teenfh street 90 feet 20 another corner
thence soutLorlr and parallel with Bayard
avenue. 100 feet 10 said side Of Thirteenth
street. and thence thereby westerly so feet
10 tho place Of beginning. De the contents
90 An that certain lot of land, situate
/ In the citv of Wilmington New Castle
[ county. anG State of Delaware, bounded and
described as follows. to wit:
beginning az n point in the easterlv side
OF Hazard avenue extended. al tho distanc,
I OF as feet northeriv from the northerly side
/ Of thirteenth street extended: thence east
I erly parallel with Thirteenth street. 100 feet,
/ thence northcrly parallel with Bayard ave
nue. SO feet. thence westerly parallel will
| Thirteenth street. 100 feet 70 the said sid,
B ga e 10 h ana pase sso ou
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DANCING.

NJ ISIS McEwAN, SELECT SCHOOL or
vi Dancing. Edou Hail. Assembly Mon
day evenings. at $50 prompt. Beginners
class Wednesday evening, $40. Latest
Dances Efficiently Taught Childrer's classes
in artistic international folk, etc Dancing
every Saturday, 1880 a. m. to 1870 p. M
Private lessons by appointments Also pri-
vate classes az 1909 West Eighth street.
For forms and further information, phone,
1472.D o2t-m.ws.if.
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TRANSPORTATION
Wilson [ inc Philadelphia

PASSENGERS AND FREIGHT
Leave Fourth Street Wharf. Wilmington.
daily including Sundays, al T.s0 aud 1880
a m. 100 and 4.15 p. M. On SATURDAYS
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
SPECIAL NOTICE
County Tax Payers
Take Notice

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on an County Taxes for 1912, II paid be-
fore December /, 1912 Attachments viii
be laid on the rents for 1911 taxes
on and after December J. 1912. Any
one owing 1910 faxes must pay before
the frst of December or they viii be
placed Ia the hands Of magistrate for
collection prompt attention 20 this 10
tice will avoid additional costs.
ROBER's III. RURNS,
nl4-i5t Ke,eser Of Taxes.
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ID ARGAtNs IN USED
ID PIANOS AND ORGANS
Ten organs, an good makes, $40 90 500.
One Stief Square Piano. Fine condition.
Suitable for beginner, sos. Cash or terms.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-20
ARRANGES SPECIAL TOURNEY
Many Lawn Tennis Stars to Com
pete at Cedarhurst.

The Rockaway Hunting Club, OF Cedar
hurst Long Island, will hold special
lawn tennis tournament with many OF the
leading players Of the country upon the
courts The men who will compete in the
singles for the special prizes which the
club will offer will include Raymond d.
Little, Theodore Roosevelt Pell, the former
national indoor champion; Karl II. Behr,
Edwin = Larned, Robert lie Roy, Nathan
iel w. Niles. Walter Merrill Hall, Dean
Mathey, of Princeton; Arthur S. Dabney,
Lyle L. Mahan. Gustave f. Touchard Ed
gar w Leonard, Charles Leonard and
Frederick c. Inman.
OH as Of the Rockaway Club endeav-
ored 10 get William A. Larned, the nation
al champion, to enter the tournament. but
the veteran pleads lack OF condition and is
avcrse TO getting into action.
The singles will begin on Thursday, May
30, and will be followed by doubles, in
which such pairs as the following will
compete: Harold II. Hackett and Ray
mond D. Little. Theodore Roosevelt Pell
and Lyle Z. Mahan, Edward p. Larned
and Charles Leonard, Nathaniel w. Niles
and Arthur S. Dabney, the famous Har-
ward pair, and Walter Merrill Hall and
Gustave +. Touchard
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-20
oUEAL WINS LONG RACE
Makes Spirited Finish and De
feats Smith and Ruggiero.

Billy Queal. the Alexandria Bay runner
defeated Harry Smith and Frank Ruggiero'
formerly Of the Pastime Athletic cub In a
tventy-mile run, in which the first and
final miles were competed on the track OF
the Glencoe Athletic Club. yesterday. Queai
won by 100 yards and ran the last mile in
$50. Harry Jameson. the clubs fast dis
lance runner. won the three-mile closed
event the feature Of the monthly games.
The other winners were: Fifty-yard dash,
u Dunn. 9oO-yard run. VI. Nelson; running
high Jump. j. McSorlcy. with leap Of .
feet inches, putting 2-pound shot, NJ
Skea with As feet ~ inches; three-quarter
mile walk, {. Levy; one-mile novice d.
Pitt: seward run NJ. Nelson, and ~-yard
run for ladies. Miss Mary Greaves.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-20
Osterdorf, Grant and Rosen'
baum All Advance Into
Fourth Round of
Tourney.

Fast and furious lawn tennis brought
three more OF the asprants for the Bronx
championship cup into the fourth ROUND OF
the singles yesterday on the courts OF the
Bedford Park Lawn Tennis club. The
most stirring was that in which \. j. Us
tendorf defeated Robert Louis James the
Philadelphiar. at 81. 81, G-5. II was
the only contest between ranking men
which went the limit Of three sets on the
DAYS card Wylic e. Grant in coming
through had no difficulty In defeating +. Il.
Knapp. 6-l e. pr William Rosenbaum
was the other Of the trio to advance ana
he had to work for every point before he
DISPOSED Of f. Ostendorf 10y Il score of
0-4 Ct.
Theodore Roosevelt Pcll. the former ma
tlonal indoor champion. was on hand, but
only got Il try-out match against 6. L.
RAYMOND as c. Ncscreau, ri the Inlver-
sity Heights club, his opponent, failed to
appear Not one Of the players entered
from that club appeared. and 50 the ref
cree chalked up defaults
The performance Of A. J. Ostendorf stood
out above all else. In turn he won three
matches. first defeating Y. 7. Wilson, q,
81. then hc eliminated Georg" :. Groes-
beck. Ga. Ct finishing W with the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-20
VIE WITH MEN ON COURTS
Women Put on Finishing Touches
for Lawn Tennis Tourney.

Women lawn tennis players We'd with the
men on the courts of the West side Tennis
club, 23Sth street and Broadway, yester-
Gsv. Mrs Barger WallaCE. the former ma
tlonal champion. Miss Edna Wildey, the
former holder of the New Jersey state title
snd others were putting the finishing
touches on their game in preparation ior
the tournament. in which the women VIII
compete, and which begins tomorrow.
In the mems championship singles two
matches were chalked on the board, Frank
c. Inman, the former New York state and
rretropolitan champion. defeating George =.
Groesbeck. G--3 G-3. and Hugh Tallant
disposing of DR.. Ewing Taylor to the score
Il Is. 81 Both were in the second
round Dr. Taylor later took on DR.. Alfred
Stillnan. I'd. the national squash champion.
fol two fast sets.
Mrs. Wallach paired with Jack Biddle, OF
Philadelphia. and the two split sets against
Miss Edna Wildey and Arthur 5. Cragln.
The low forehand drives Of Mrs. Wallach
we're often too fast for Cragin, and alto
gether her welding OF the racquet was SUI
uerior TO the time at which she held the
national title.
The draw for the mixed doubles. for
which valuable cups have been offered by
the club, was made by Mrs. Marshall Nc
Lean, formerly Miss Helen Romans, the
national champion. The draw follows:
First round-Miss Marie Wagner aud Wylie {.
Grant vs. Miss Elizabeth &. Bunce and partner
MIR and Mrs. GLstave !. IOuchard vs. MISS
Blank and Robert D. Wrenn; Mrs. George H.
Chapman and Theodore Roosevelt Pell vs.. Miss
Idpa Wiidcy and Raymond -. Little Mrs. Bar
ger WalIach and Jack Biddle W. Mrs. Louis ;.
Coe and Shepard Romans: Mrs. Marshall Me.
Lean and Lyle l.. Mahan vs.. Miss Marion Fenno
and George J.. Wrenn, jr.; Miss lGzaDetn ~
Moore and George &. Shafer Miss Adelaide
browning and Harry Torrance, jr.; Mrs. Fred
crick SchmitZ and Frederick 9. lnman ". Miss
Dorothy Green ard Calhoun Cragin; Miss Bar
bara Flemming and Harold II. Hackett vs.. Miss
Clara Kuttroff and partner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-20
CROWDS BLOCK COURSE
Horton Fights His Way to Finish
OF Catholic Club Run.
WINS BY A WIDE MARGIN
Mohawks Take Point Trophy
While Hellawen Captures
Fast Time Medal
WINS BY A WIDE MARGIN

Stirring scenes marked tho finish OF IN.
held over course through Bedford ayenu.
and Willoughby avenue, Brooklyn, yester
day With thousands of spectators in IN.
thoroughfares the winner, William D. Hor.
ton. a practical novice OF the Trinity Club
of Brooklyn, had to literally fight his way
to the finish. Not patrolman was on hand
TO keep order.
Horton who received a handicap OF
minutes. furnished a surprise. The Trinity
runner Won by margin Of several blocks
in the actual running time OF 81 minutes Ia
seconds Sam Reicherd q clubmate, who
started fifteen seconds later. also ran a
surprisingly fast race finishing second IN
the good time Of 81 minutes seconds
James W. Jennings. member Of the Holy
Cross Lyceum. with the limit allowance or
i3 minutes Is seconds forced his way
through the crowd to take third position
The first five men who crossed the imag.
nary finish line received prizes, while Hor
, ton also captured the novice medal As he
was the first Catholic League runner hom.
Jennings was awarded a special cup.
Harry HellaweIl, the mainstsy OF the New
York Athletic Club distance squad, capt.
ured the fast time medal. He allowed the
pack a leeway OF minutes Is seconds,
finishing In seventh position in the actual
time of 30 minutes 81 seconds.
| With a we'll balanced team, the Mohawk
Athletic Club, Of The Bronx. carried har,,
! the point trophy, with S. points. Tss
| Indians winning quintet were checked in
fifth, ninth. fourteenth, seventeenth and
eighteenth places. The Trinity Club. o,
Columbia Heights, Brooklyn, was second,
with u points. receiving the Church Ath.
letic League plaque The teams OF TIRE
Morningsde and Long Island Athletic clubs
were third and fourth, respectively, with g
and III points.
The warm weather and hot asphalt pave
ments had their effect on the field OF 10
contestants. AS the runners sshed past
the clubhouse on the last leg OF the course
more than fifty were compelled to stop.
Others who continued, although In distress,
were barely able 10 finish. Six collapsed at
the finish and had TO be attended By ply.
stefan. Robert Harris, OF the Elizabeth
Young Mems Christian Association, was
brought TO consciousness only after physi-
clans had worked over him for an hour.
I The runners traversed a trail which start.
! ed from the clubhouse, at Bedford avenus
and Wiloughby avenue, to the Socum
Monument, at Eastern Parkway. down
Bedford avenue again, to the fountain at
Division avenue, and return.
The summaries follow: