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The Washington herald., 1914-02-07
ST. JOHNS ANNOUNCES
SUCCESSFUL STUDENTS
Those Who Attained CreditabIe Aver.
ages in Second Quarterly Exam"
Read in Assembly Hall.

The results of the second quarterly ex-
animation at st. Johns College were
read before the students assembled in
the hall of the institution. Those who
attained creditable averages were the
following:
| Won Herbulis. Frederick Neuland, and
James Lynagh.
Junior class-Oscar Luckett Leo Madi-
| gan, and James O'Donnell.
Sophomore class-Richard Ryan. Mel
| vile Lynch. Bernard Shehan. Maurice
| Keane, Michael Lyons. Herbert Harvey
| and Maurice Weschler.
William Mack. James Polk,
Thomas Riordan, Bernard Began. Fenda
Coughlan, James Walsh. John Paul Ar
deeser. william Ahern, Pete Mclaughlin.
and Denis O'Donnell.
First academic-wnliam De Lacy, Vim
cent Shields, Charles Murray, John Muir
ply. John Doian, Richard Walsh. Denis
Dugan. Thomas Reidy, Joseph SPRING
man. John Renoe, William Harlow, John
T Hill, Cornelius Naughton, John Crilly,
John Fitzgerald, Raymond Madigan.
Harry Hartigan. Hollis Nugent. Francis
Greene Carl Rosinske, and Howard
Reeser.
CommerciaI-Paul Clements, Desmond
Fitzgerald. Eugene Auldridge, and Henry
Ostman.
Second Academic-Iouis Jacobson. Will
lam Mcclure. Arthur Blakeslee. Geral
Mccarthy. John Brosnan. Charles Null
doom, William Thomas, Cornelius Hill.
Jerome Rupert. Michael 1goe, William
Sinclair. James Manogue. Harold Seyf-
ferth. Francis Hannah, James Bishop.
Joseph ConneIl. William Hettinger, Mark
Shughrue, John Winston. George O'Brien.
and Leo Hurney.
Third ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Polk Corne-
Iius Reidy, Thomas Kelly, Frank Rup-
pert, Gilbert Hurley. Francis Malloy,
John Began. Leroy McCarthS. Thomas
McGrath, Nicholas Stonestreet. James
Manning. Robert +. Denis Smith. Joyce
McGinness John Duncan, William Cor
coran. Groesbeck, Arthur Rupert, Ber-
nard Ostman, Thomas Keane. and Nor
gan Emmons.
Fourth Academic-Bernard Benson, John
Chase, John Cissel. David Cox. Paul
Coughlan, John DunwoTth. Francis Fan
non. German Ferris. John Hill. John
Horrigan. William EinselIa, Charles Mat
timore. Joseph McGinness. Harry Nash,
Edward Oliver Matthew TiGhe. George
Watson. Francis Walsh.
First Primary-Abner Drury. Harry
Neligan, Charles McMulln. Paul Fitz-
gerald. Darcy Magee. George DAILY.
Richard LaRoche, Francis F. Brill.
James Keliher John Abel. Charles Clark,
John Stahl. John Costello. John F.
Dugan, Ambrose Cannon. Robert Graves.
Louis Allen. Anthony Byrnes. keneth
Grail, William Downey.
Second Primary John McGinness.
George Schulz, Victor Strano. Edward
Quinn, Eeane McNally. Paul O'Connell,
Philip O'Hern, John Lyons. Ignatius Tar
tagiia. Leroy Rafferty,, Byron Browning.
The Washington herald., 1914-02-07
Reception for Mrs. Curtis

A charming reception was held yester-
oay at the Congressional Club, when
the guest of honor was Mrs. Isabel
Gordon Curtis. She gave a delightful ad-
dress about school Days in Scotland
Thirty Years Ago" AT o'clock tea
was served.
Mrs. Duncan U. Fletcher, president of
the club, assisted by Mrs. Briggs and
Mrs. Cooper received the guests, among
whom were Mrs. Thomas r. Marshall
and the latter's house guest, Mrs
Walter Field McLallan.
Mrs. Redfield and Mrs. Reed presided
at the prettily appointed tea table.
Miss Flora Wilson was hostess yester-
day afternoon at one of the most delight
full tea-dances of the winter. when she
entertained in honor of her house guest,
Mrs Elmer Black. Of New York
The reception room and ballroom at
Rauscher's were charmingly decorated
with palms, smilax and roses, and an
orchestra played for the dancing.
Miss Wilson was assisted In receiving
her guests. among whom were members
of diplomatic, ofiicial and resident So
ciety. by Mrs. Claude A. Swanson, Mrs.
Fairchild. Mrs. Micou, Mrs. Isaac T.
Mann. Mrs. John Miller Horton, of Buff
falo; Mrs. Lansing. Mrs. Tsilmage, Mrs.
The Washington herald., 1914-02-07
SECOND DIPL0MAT-DRAMATIsT.
"Qui Adore Sa Femme by ItnIInr
Envoy to He Presented.

Another diplomat-dramatist will pre-
sent play to Washington-the Ital-
ian Ambassador. Marquis Cusani Con-
falonieri. The Italian Ambassador
play, which is soon to follow Marry
ing Money" the clever comedy OF
Washington Pezet. attache of the Pc
ruvian Legation, is entitled lie Mare
Qui Adore Sa Femme"
Lucien L. Bonham, president CT the
French Drama Society, of New York
was in Washington yesterday making
arrangements for the presentation of
the play. Matinees will be given Feb
ruary IS and %, at the Belasco. Nine.
Yorska. a pupil of Sarah Bernhardt, is
in the cast.
Among the patronesses are Nine.
Jusserand, wife Of the French Ambassa-
dor: Nine. Bakhmeteff. wife Of the Rus
sian Ambassador; Nine. Bernstorf,
wife of the German Ambassador: Mrs
George Dewey. wife Of the Admiral of
the Navy, and Mrs. f. B. Mclean.
The Washington herald., 1914-02-07
PROMOTIONS IN posTorF1cE.
Raises Given Frank e. Frazier and
Stewart M. Weber.

Postmaster General Burleson has pro.
NOTED Frank E. Frazier to become Chief
Clerk to First Assistant Postmaster,Gen.
eral Roper. succeeding Charles f. Trot-
ter, who has been made assistant post
master at Denver, Colo. Mr.. Frazier, al
though young man, has been in the
postal service many years. first entering
1t as railway postal tcierk in 1889.
Stewart M. weber. Of Maryland. clerk
in the ONCE of the Second Assistant Post
master General. has been promoted from
the position of clerk at s1.e0o to the no.
sition Of Assistant Superintendent Diyi-
sion Of Foreign Malls at s2,Wa.
The Washington herald., 1914-02-07
To Discu.s Lighthouse Service.

Secretary Of Commerce Redield and
Commissioner of Lighthouses Putnam will
meet Monday in conference in the Dc
partment OF Commerce. all the civilian
inspectors of the Lighthouse Service for
a general discussion Of the welfare of
that service
The Washington herald., 1914-02-07

Sheffield cutlery firms have subscribed
$500 for the purpose of prosecuting for
fraudulent use of the word Sheffield
abroad.
The Washington herald., 1914-02-07

Miss Elsie Downing has gone to An
napoiis. Nd. to spend the weekend with
her brother-in-law and sister, Lieut..
Commander and Mrs Hugo Osterhaus-
The Washington herald., 1914-02-07

! Miss Wilson and Miss Eleanor Wilson
lunched with friends at the shoreham
Hotel yesterday.
The Washington herald., 1914-02-07

Miss Eleanor Wilson. daughter OF the
President and Mrs. Wilson. attended the
performance OF Columbia" at the
Columbia Theater last night with party
of friends.
The Washington herald., 1914-02-07

The Misses Wilson attended a lecture
last night at the National Museum
The Washington herald., 1914-02-07

Judge and Mrs. Sydney Bailou enter
tanned at a dinner last night at their
apartment in the Connecticut in honor
of the Secretary Of the Interior and Mrs
Franklin X. Lane.
The other guests were the Minister OF
Switzerland. DIR. Ritter. the Minister OF
Peru and Nine. Pezet Mr.. and Mrs.
Thurston Ballard. of Louisville. KY, Mr..
and Mrs. Alexander Britton. and Mrs
Burton.
The Washington herald., 1914-02-07

Mrs Woodrow Wilson received the
Brazilian Ambassador and Nine da
Cana yesterday afternoon. and later
few friends called by appointment Mrs.
Wilson was assisted in receiving her
guests by the Misses Wilson and Miss
Helen Woodrow Bones.
The Washington herald., 1914-02-07

Lady Cecil Spring-Rice. wife CT the
British Ambassador. was at home yester-
day Afternoon. She was assisted in re-
ceiving her many visitors by the mem-
bers of the embassy stan and their
families
Evening journal., 1914-04-25

~ Fw CASTLE COUNTY, So.
N THE STATE or DELAWARE.
% THE gHFRIFF on NEW CASTLE
COUNTY. GREETING
WHEREAS. Maria Cardinuio.
By her petition 20 the
Judges 90 our Superior Court,
fled in the Office Of the Pro.
tLonotary Of said Court in
and Tor New Castle county,
for the cause Of complaint
therein alleged has made ~
piicntion 90 our said Judges
that decree may be pro
nounced dissolViug the mar
riaro existing between The
pet tioncr and Pascunle Nafdi
v.u rtrrRFFORE COMMAND YOU. a.
,,n we're heretofore commanded. that
you ,,,r,,n paruaie Cardinuto, that
is be- and appear before the judges
E ~ said court. 90 che next term thereof
10 be held o. Wiimingien' on
novt 20 answer the allegations OF
IN. said petitioner. Maria Cardinuto, ac-
.-d,,~ a. tho Act Of Assembly. in sucn
go rsadn and provided and also 90 do end
-'e.i,r what the court shall then and there
.,ng.ger concerning him In this pehalii as
-, ,i,e eourt shall seem meet and consisteni
vim the provisions Of the said Act OF
And Have You Then There This Writ
WITNESS the Honorable iames .,"nne
will af wilmington. the second day or Marcn
ID nineteen hundred aud fourteen.
IOSEpu WfnilheWohlh.
/ Issued March 81. 1914. ffoinonotars
| apr. .4.1t.te,2 may-.
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DIVORCE NOTICES


A. Ew CASTLE COUNTY, s.
~ THE SrArf or DELAWARE.
40 THE SHERIFF. or NEW CASTLE
WHEREAS. william g. Beck
err. by his petition 90 the
Judges Of or superior Court
dlod Ina tho office of the Pro
thnnotnry Of said Court. iu
and fof Now Castle county,
for the cause OF complaint
therein alleged has made ar.
uiirnfIon fo our suid Judges
that a decree may Do pro-
nounced dissolvine thc mar
fiaee existing between che
untltioner and f.illa B. Becker.
yCr TIfrRrFOgE COMMAND YOU. as
vo, wore heretofore commanded. thut
YOU summon Lilla b. Becker. that She
be and appear before Che Judge.
of our saio court. at the next term thereof.
io be held 30 Wilmington. On
Monday. the fourth day of May.
ncrt 20 nuawor thc allegations of
tha said petlnoncr VIM. G.. Becker. ac-
cordinr 10 the Act Of Assembly in such
casr made and provided. and also 90 90 and
receive what the court shall ihru ana there
consider concerning her in this behalf n'
to the court shall seem meet aud consisionl
with the provisions OF the said Act o
And Have You Then There This Writ.
] WITNESS tho Honorable James lenne
! will nd Wilmington, thu second day OF Mhfch
T A. ID. nineteen hundred and fourteen.
JOSEPH WlGOLESW Woklh
Issued March %. 1914. froNohntAfl
april ,f,11,ie,26'muy2
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N IN CAsr.T UUUNrY. ss

~ FW CASTE COUNTY. 81
n THE 50 AYR or nELAWAltt.
40 THE sHERlfF o" NEW CASTLE
wHFRFAs. Mary r. Tor
bert hy her petition Co The
fudrfs uf our superior Court,
n,od in she Office oi che Pro-
tunnntary of said Court iu
Inl f1r Nrw tHstIc county,
fnf the cause Of cOmninint
therein alleged. has made ap'
D.. cation 90 our said Judges
That decree may Do pro.
nonnccd dissolvinr the mar
ringe existing between Che
petitioner and John ihomuf
Torbcrt
WE rurRFFoRE COMMAND You, as
,hu were heretofore commanded, that
you summon John Thomas iorherh iha'
be- bc and appear before tho Judge,
of our said court. nt iho next term thereof
90 De held 40 Wilmington, on
/ ncrt. 90 answer the allegations o
I the said petitioner. Mary p. lorpeft, nc
| cordinc 90 che Act of Assembly M sncl
case made and provided, and also 90 90 nn'
. receive what thc court shall then and thor
/ consider concerning him in this behalf o.
/ 10 the court shnh seem meet aud conslttfn
with she provisions OF The said ACT
Assembly. ...-,.
Ana Have You Then There Ihis Writ.
WITNESS fhe Honorable james lenn'
will at Wilmington. Che second day OF MaI'
A. D.. nineteen hundred and fourteen.
JOSEPH WIGGLEsWokl
Issued March at, 1914. frothonuihf'
aur1. allie, ,al-mnFl.
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~ Fw CASTLE COUNTY. SIS.
N TIE STATE or uELAWAkt.
40 THE SHERlfF or NEW CASTLE
COUNTY. GREETING
WHEREAS. Violet a. Rob.
inson hy her petition Co Che
Judges of our Superior Court,
fiod in ihc Office ol fhe Pro.
thnnofnrv Of tnid Court in
and for New Castle county.
Tor the cnueo of complaint
therein alleged, has made ap'
rication 90 our said judges
that decree may be pro
nonnccd dissolvinE the mar
rago cxisiiug between tne
petitioner and Wymnn H. Nop
WE rurREroRE COMMAND YOU. as
Won wefo heretofore commanded that
81, .,,n,n,on AVvmnn A. Robinson. that
be- be- and appear before Che Judges
of our said courf. at tho next term thereof
90 be held ut Wilmington on
nest. Co answer the allegations o'
the said petitioncr. Violet M Robinson, nc-
cordinr 20 the Act of Assembly, Az sue.
case made and provided. and nlso 90 DO and
receive what Che court shall thuu and there
consider concerning him in this BEHALF h.
to the court shall seem meet ana coniaithl
wiih ihe provisions of The aaid Aet V
/ Assembly. -
And Have You Thon There This Writ.
WITNESS the Honorable James lthhe
I will at .hmiurinn The second day OF MhiNn
A. ID. nineteen hundred aud fourteen.
JOSEPH WlOCLEsWOklH
/ Issued April 7. 1914. froihonoiafs
/ april .t.1i1s.21-muy.
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~ rw CAsI.le COUNTY. -.
y THE STATE OF pLLAWAltE.
40 TIE sHENiff Oh NEW CASTLE
WHEREAS. Anna A. Roui-
son hr her petition 90 thc
iudees of our Superior Court
Hiod in iho Office of the Pro
thonotary Of sid Court ir
and for New Cntue county,
for tho cause Of complaint
therein alleged, has inn.e OPP.
riicnfion 90 our said Judges
that decree may be pro
farnced dissniviur Tho mar
..r.. a.iaffnr between the
petitioner and George ". hol.
lison.
WE TuFREFORU COMaAND YOU. az
Won wore heretofore commanded. that
20, .rrnmon George W Rollison, that
he DO and appear before the judges
oi our said court, at the next term Wereot'
90 be held at Wilmington on
Nondsr. ihe fourth day Of May.
ncxt 20 answer tho allegations oi
the rafd potiiioner Anna N. kollison, uc-
eordinr 90 the Act OF Assembly, IN sncl
raae made and provided. and also 20 DO and
-eeeivo what ihe court shnll then and iher'
enneider concerning him in this behalf o..
I IN mo court shall seem meet and consision
with fhe provisions Of the said Act o.
And Havo You Then There This Writ
] WITNESS the Honorable james ienne
l v.iu ni Wilmington. the second day Of hnfrn
A. D.. nineteen hundred and fourteen.
JOSEPH WiG0LEsWOkIh
Issued March 3t. 1914 Froihonoiarl
april All. .18,25.may2.
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TXFcTTnR,S SALE.

n, XFCUTOR'S SALE on REAL ESTATE.
II Under and by virtue Of the authority
contained in Che iast uii and testament oi
Annie Elizabeth Dolly. deceased thy indcr'
sinnod will offer 90 public sale, ut The irons
door OF Che County Court House, at icnth
and Market streets. in Che city of Whining
tom. Delaware un .
MONDAY, THE 9TH DAY or MAY, 1914
90 40 o'clock. A. M..
the following described zeal estate. to-wit;
An that certain lot. piece or parcel OF
land. situate in the city ui Wilmington atore-
said. bounded and described us follows
to-wits
beginning 90 tho westerly side Of Chippey
street fiormcrly Candy street, at Che dis
tnnce oi nineiy-two feet from Che suuihefll
side OF Twelfth street, 40 line now or Tor
morly uf Job Perkins, thence thtrtwlth
westerly. parallel with Twelfth street
scvcnty-slx feet to stake thence south
/ oriy. parallel with tiipuey ana lntnhi
streets eighteen feet to o. stake ln iln'
now or formerly OF james Dnnny lnsn.'
Herewith custorly, parallel with iMcht'
street. seveuty.six feet to The said side %
Chippcy street, and thence herewith nurih
4 orly eighteen feet. 90 the place OF beginning
! ho the contents. more or less.
Being the same lands and premises whicl
\ we're devised unto the said Annie Lli1ahci
Dolly iy the win of her husband, Charlie
/ Dolly deceased. which said will was dui
/ probutcd and allowed aud now romains %
/ record On the Office of che Register of Wits
I in and for New Castle county, Delaware, n
: WIN Record D. Volume %. Page 20.
TERMS or SALE.
Ten per cent of She purchase none
must De paid in cash hy the purchaser @
/ the time DOS bid ia accepted. and the bal
nnoo must be paid ln cash within twent
days thereafter at the time oi The paymcn
IL which balance. tho vendor win eNecui
and deliver 90 the purchaser deed COZ
veying Go tho purchaser The title which oh
said Annie D.. Dolly, in her lifetime. had :
said property. II the purchaser falls 70 pa
ihe balance of She purchase money withi
said period of twenty days. thc said g.
Der cent thereof shall. after the expiratio
of said period OF twenty days. become foi
! fcited 90 the vendor
SAMUEL e. ELBEkr,
| Executor OF the last will and testament
Annie Elizabeth Dolly. deceased.
l ROBERT H. RICHARDS. Attornoy.
,iurfs. 80. .25. .20.mny2.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
: : 6PaEME ootaT on THl UNITED

- UPREME COURT on THE UNITED
- STATES.
NO. 362-- October Term. 1918.
lehu A. Clendnuiel. Plaintiff On Error, yt.
Honorable Henry q. Conrad. Associate Judge
OF the State of Delaware, et. al tn Error
90 the supreme C9urt Of Che state of Della
ware.
Mr. W. c. Sullivan. in behalf Of coun.
Sci Tor the defendants in error. suggested the
death of Jehu II. Clondaniel, Che plaintin in
error iu this cause, and moved tho Court Tor
an order under the 18th Rule 90 make the
proper representatives, parties;
Vhereupon u q now here ordered by the
court that unless the proper representative
of the said Jehu III. Clendanicl. deceased us
aforesaid shall voluntarily become parties
within the first ten days Of the ensuing term
Of this court. the defendant I'm error shall
De entitled 90 have the writ Of error dis
missed
Provided, that o. copy ui this order shall
/ be printed in some newspaper Of general
I circulation In the State of Delaware Tor three
successive weeks. at least sixty days before
/ fha beginning of the term OF the Supreme
| Court thuu next ensuing.
April 10, 1914.
A true copy Test;
JAMES ID. MAllER.
| CLARK of the Supreme Court OF She unites
States. ApLlo--nl.-.
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TRANSPORTATION
STEAMER LONG BEACH.

pFNNs0ROvE and WILMINGTON fERRf
From Fourth Street Wharf.
Snrinr tchodu c--f cave Wilmington. 90.
$50 q. MS 1.t5, 500 p. m. Leave Penns-
Grove 90. 1915 q. ms 21Q, 900 p. M.
Saturday schodulc-Leasc Wilmington
ZOO $50 o. m.; las. 500, 1lou p. a..
Leave pannsxroro 500, 1915 a. m.; 2.3o.
200. 1i.10 r.. m.
Passengers and freight Improved iacili'
g.. for handling automobiles. Refer Inquiries
4. Wilson Line Agents. Fourth Stree. Wharf.
Wilmington.
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n oRTIEREs. DRApERiEs AND HANG
ings of every description cleaned or
dvcd. MACKENZIE s. no. aof snlniol
St.. Phone. "oFf-"'
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STORAGE
PROPOSALS

n ROpOsAfs FOR INCANDEsCENr
Il tMantci Gas Lighting OF certain Of the
streets or portions thereof oi the city OF
nv hoard Of Directors Of the Street and
Sewer Department Of the city of Nilmingtonf
Delaware. will receive sealed proposals. ntl
their Office southwest corner sixth ana Nint
streets. until % O'Clock noon, TUESDAY April
2s. 1919. for lighting certain Of The streets
or portions thereof OF ihc city Of Whining
ton. Delaware hv incandesccnt lmuutel ear
lights. for term of five years, beginning
August H. 1914, THE number of inc.naescenl
lmauilel eas lights shall not De lees than
500. Specifications may be obtained ai ne
Office of thc department The right Is re-
served TO reject any or OH ibid BIDS.
Atiosts j.. Y. CHRISTI
marli -npr2. o. 1f.4i,2o. Hectetary
n RoposALs FOR WILMINGTON. della
HWARE SINKING FUND. -FOUR AND
ONE-IIALF PER GENT LOAN.
sonicd bids viii De received until ~
O'Clock noon. Monday. April -fi 1914. 90 the
[ uMca nf tho city Treasurer. WilmnkIuui
Delaware. for sENENiA-flNh THOUSAND
DOLLARS Nt71,O00l of Wilminetcn Della
ware sinking Fund rour and onohalf Per
Said bonds win date from May I, a. ID;
I 1914. aud win ho issued in Denominations ol
I $50 or muliiulsf thereof and bear interest
I'D the raio oi Four aud Onc-liah pcrccniuu
nar anuum. payable aemlannuuly on October
and April D of each year, aud VIII ma'u''
/ as follows
sgs.s5O on April I. A. ID 1897.
sl6.Ilu on October 4, a. ID. lh1i.
Said issue is being made under authority
of an Aci of Che General Assembly OF tu'
State of Dainuufc. approved April = A.. ID
ioIf. and under authority of an ordinance o
Tho Council oi Wilmington, passed Aprh =
Ia. ID. 1914. aud approved APRIL p a. u
1914. and is go provide funds for tho pnf
chase and Improvement oi park lands.
An proposals must be accompanied b,
certified rhcrk. payable tu che order
. fTIF MAYOR AND COUNCIL on VII
NINOTON." for two pcrccntum of On
amount oi ihe bonds for which BID y mad.
the snmo io ho forfeited n The bidder iai
to- accept and pay for che bonds awarded.
Tho succcssiul bidder or bidders viii ,
required to settle for the bonds awarded
with accrued Interest from May 4, a. u
fnII at or before 20 o'clock uooni Monda
May m. A. ID. 1914.
Tho right TO reject amy or on bids is r
served.
JOHN i. MONAGHAN.
ROBERT ID. KEMP
Sinking Fund CommlssioneI
WELLER T.. SLOWER
. GEORGE D.. GRANILANn,
JAMES KANE
aprIA10I621,2d.25. finance Oommltte
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SHERIFF'S SALE-BY VIRTUE or A
writ OF Levari facias. 10 me directed. will
be exposed 90 public sale at the Court
ffouse on Market street, between Tenth
and Eleventh streets in the city Of VII
ningtou, New Castle county. Delaware,
on SATURDAY.
THE 2ND DAY or MAY, 1914,
At 10 O'Clock, A. A.
the following described real estate. viz.
an that certain lot or piece OF land, with
iho buildings thereon erected, situate In the
city Of Wilmington aforesaid, bounded and
described as follows. to-wit.
Beginning on the caeterly side Of high-
teeuth street. at the distance OF seventy
eight feet northerly from the northorly side
oil Washington street; thence eastcrly paral.
lei with Washington street. one hundred ana
twenty feet. G inches 90 corner, thence NORTH
erlv parallel with Eighteenth street. thirty
eix feet 10 q another corner; thence vest
erlv. parallel with Washington street and
nassinc through the middle Of the division
,rnu between the house this lot and the
house on the lot adjoining on the north, on,
hundred and twenty feet, six inches. 90 Oh,
/ ,foresaid side oi Eighteenth street. ant
/ thence thereby soufherly thirty.six feet &
] ihe place of beginning.
I Seized and taken In execution as m
nropcrty OF George ". Grove and ula ;
Grove. his Wife, mortgagors. and 20 De- soil
WALTER S. nURRls. Sheriff.
Sierin's odicr Wilmington Del Apr
LIS 1914 auri6is-23.I5 20 mari-
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Better jobs. increased responsible
Ties and added remuneration ara
easily. quickly and cheaply procured
throneh the Want Ads.-Adv.
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If YOU have a house In the suburbs
or a piece of suburban property &c
sell. hesitate no longer, but run .
Want Ad telling the public all about
it.-ady.
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MONEY TO LOAN

- oNTY LOANED on FIRST MORT
t~f,t+e.f No. 81. Ninth 81.
- ONfY no LOAN ON REAL ESTATE
MI Any amount al lowest rates. Quickil
nsr-. uov22.m .w.s-tf
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SHERIFF SALES


SHERIFF'S sALE-DY VIRTUE OF
writ of Lcvari Facias. 10 me directed,
win be exposed 90 Public Sale, at the court
House on Market street, between lentn
and Eleventh streets. in the city OF VII
nnngton. New Castle county, Delaware,
on WEDNESDAY,,
THE 2oTH DAY OF APRIL. 1914,
az 10 O'clock, A. M-
tbo following described Real Estate via:
Am that certain piece or parcel Of ianu
with the brick dwelling house thereon
erected. situated in The city OF wilmington
aud State Of Delaware bounded ana
scrlbed ns follows. to-wit;
beginning on the casterly side of twenty =
third street at the distance oil one hunni, ,u
and ten feet noriherly from the northe,N
Side of Washington street, thence easteils
pnrailoi with said Washington street, ana
passing through The middle OF q ai'lson wa, wa,
one hundred and twenty hvc feet tnenc.
norihcrl,. pnreliei with said Iwoni! -ihlfo
street. thirteen feet and four inches; theme,
westerly. parallel with Washington street enc
nassin- through tho middle OF Che division
wall between thn house on this lot ana IN,
honse adjoining on the north. one hundtee
aud twentv-hve feet 10 the said castefiy sla'
of Twcnty.third street; and thence thefeu,
southcrly. thirteen feet and four Inches %
the place OF begiuning be the contents Nha
thcy may A.,
property Of Helena j MeElroy. executriS o
the last will and testament of Milton II. NC
Flrov. deceased mortgagor. and the SAT-
Helena i McElroy, surviving mortgagof nh'
lt. t's and 60 be sold By
WALTER S. buRRls Sheriff.
sherin's Once. Wilmington Del April le
1914. apri1,15,is ,25,27.
Evening journal., 1914-04-25

,,Ji1--S-I'r-I,s sIiFF1TT;s S1T'T~aY VIRTUE OF a
writ Of Ais Low Fac, 20 me orecteoi
will be exposed 20 Public sale at the
Court House on Market street. between
Tenth and Eleventh streets IN the eils
of Wuminrton. New Castle county, Della