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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-12-16
TEST VOTE TAKEN IN FIRST
SCRAP IN The HOUSE

WASHINGTON. Dec. The re-
suit OF a sharp preliminary fight be-
tween democrats and republicans in
the house today indicated contin-
uanee of the present war tax meas
ure until 1916. motion designed
TO facilitate the passage OF the reso-
luton carried by EOS to 1872. Three
democrats Galloway OF Texas,
keatins and billiard OF Colorado
voted with the republicans.
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was indicated in Rome dispatches
received here admitting the destruc-
tion OF the Italian destroyer Intre-
pido and and transport which ran
against drifting mines in the Adri-
attic. Only 43 persons were lost, II
was stated.
Making public these facts the
Italian officials declared that the
losses were comparatively light in
view of the fact that ship loads OF
men and war material had already
reached their destination unharmed.
Except the sinking of the two ships
mentioned the Austrians have been
successful only in attacking small
vessels carrying war supplies to the
Albanian coast.
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AUSTRIAN NOTE
EAROUTE HERE
RELAY TO THE ANCONA NOTE.
EXPECTED TO REACH WASH
INGTON TONIGHT.
CAB[EO TO bERNE
The Note Was Transmitted to Swiss
City Last Night-Vicw OF AUS
tria on American At
titude.

WASHINGTON, December It.
Austria's reply to the Ancona note
was cabled to Berne last night 10
be forwarded to Washington, accord
ing to an unofficial report received a.
the state department today. The
message is expected to reach Wash
Iington tonight.
Austria, as forecasted in earlier
dispatches. protests that she could
not be considered as being proper
ly informed of the American attitude
toward submarine warfare by perus-
TAI of the note to Germany. The
Austrian government, il is stated,
recognizes the American position rs
asserted in reply to certain express
sions of the German government.
1T was pointed out tnat the attituda
lof America in the German contro-
versy might differ from the at
Ititude assumed toward Austria the
'same as that of Austria might differ
from that assumed by Germany
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bringing On the war then Vienna
cannot insist on the United States
furnishing details on which the de-
n.and for disavowal. reparation and
punishment Of the submarine COM
mander are based, according to we'll
advised circles. 1t was pointed out
that Austria has already admitted
that the Anccna was standing still
when shelled and torpedoed. That
Austria has the proof Of this report
IS believed to be the basis for urg-
ing delay. ANY other question Aus
tria may want to bring up as ground
for discussion possibly to gain time
will be dismissed without considera-
ton.
Baron Zwiedinek called on Secre-
tary Lansing todayNto assure him
that the Austrian foreign office was
not responsible for any statement
made By the admiralty
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PLAYING FOR
MORE TINE
OF VIEWS RE<sARDgN0 S1NJE-
mt OF ASCON.a.
ASKS MORE TINE


AMSTERDAM. Dccember 49,.
Aussra~ reply to the Ancoua noie
which ~as delivered 10 A@est<nn
I.imhass@ssar tenfield yesterday faiD~
to meet ssr dennsnsis of the Ampert-
can governments regarding tIe ajmt-
fsy Vi the Itsbar liner. The rcYty
contains "a r..slusss for moro tfnsc fOv
further ine xs,tist;nOs.
Austria. according to reports e.
yicnna, will make no reply t. tho
AmeEi ian demand that the suhnaartnc
cnnsassansiei who sank the AncoDa 10
punished. There Is every reasou. e
lis ieIicvesi in vienna, that Anstria
will never consent to this step.
The tome Of the nose, however. ~
said 10 be conciIiat0ry. Austria su&-
scsts nm exchange OF views with the
Tinted States with the idea Of arriv-
ing al an Anlicahlc settlement 0f the
question. Austria expresses regFet
,cver tEs loss Of Americas lives -
suggests that the question Of finnn-
Icial reparati0n be settled ~fter -
ioarecnent had heen reached On Tho
/ ncre important points at issne.
| The austrian 90verunIent alsp s1a-
.ests, according to vienna dispatches,
that the american governments seAec
more clearly its reason for questiOa-
ing the act Of the submarine coua-
mantler.
In view Of the firmness voiced BY
the American government in its de-.
manels for disavowal of the sinking
.of the Ancona and punishment Of the
submarine commander the Austrian
government suggests that Washing
teD mnst be in possession Of the act
Eai facts regarding the sinking ~
the liner. It is expected 20 request
the United states "a lay these facts
before the Austrian foreign office
in Il new note.
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MAKE STAND
At SAL0N|K|
THE CITY rs BEING TRANSFORM
ED INTO AN ALMOST iM-
PRE(;NAEfE FORTRESS.
MOUNT. HEAVY Guns
Greek LabOrers are Working Side by
Side With the Allies in Digging
Earthworks Railroad j.
Being Heavily Mined.

ATHENS, Dec. 16-Saloniki is
being transformed into an almost
impregnabIe fortress by the allies
in anticipation of attacks by the
Austrians, Germans and Bulgari-
ans. Gangs OF Greek laborers work
side by side with the allied sol
diers in digging row sster row Of
earthworks. Engineers are busy day
night mapping out gun ranges.
Anglo French artillery is being
stationed on all the heights ap-
preaching the city and the railway
line leading northward from Sa-
loniki is being heavily mined.
Neither General Sarrail or the
Angio-French diplomatic representa-
tiyes here have any doubt that the
Teutonic or Bulgarian forces viii
invade Greek territory in few
days. Though large bodies of French
were forced back in the direction OF
Saloniki the British continue to hold
their positions near Killindear in ar
tillery range of the Bulgarians
across the Greek border near Lake
Doiran.
Three transport loads CT rein
forcements disembarked at Saloniki
yesterday At the same time large
shipments of heavy guns and other
war material was put ashore. Ex
cept for a small Greek force the
evacuation by the Greeks leaves the
city at the disposal of the expedi-
tionary forces.
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KING PETER Of SERBIA
IS ENROUTE TO ITALY

ROME, Dec. liking Peter OF
Serbia, who was forced to flee to
the Albanian mountains TO escape
capture by the Bulgarians, will ar
rive in Italy in few days from
Scutari. The royal villa near Rome
has been placed at his disposal by
King Victor Emmanuel.
Prcparations are also being made
TO receive the Montenegrin royal
family in case the Austrians over
run Montenegro. The Italian queen
is the daughter of King Nicholas of
Montenegro.
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4 DALLAS WOMAN ms GONE
Oh. .saIs[l0En one btITEl

DALLAS. Texas. Dee. i6. Mrs.
T. p. Marshall. head OF the Dallas
county demonstration farm. has
gone farther than Dr. II. j. Halael-
den liz the m.tter of defective
babies. She t~s killed q mother
because the letters offspring il Al
normal. The mother was Hsnriettn.
registered aiaorca. For aevera1
weeks she has laid nothing hat froeh
bad eges Mrs. Marshall osdoenn
FER executed An autopxy revealed
another crs IN proeens Of maeioo.
u was bad Poultry expsrss aro
uashis TO explain the pseaomonoo
No gentlemen fovis are altouo1 =
asaoeiase vita the hess o. - g.
onrtra'ion farm.
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Candidate for Governor.

KANSAS CITY. Dec. 16.-The
Kansas City Star published story
today that Hugh Mclndoo, mayor of
candidate for governor of Missouri.
His candidacy has not yet been for
mally announced
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'0HI1ISH MONITOR SUNK
BY TURKISH ARTILLERY

CONSTA December 1s.
A British monitor was sunk in the
Tigris river and another was forced
to flee when attacked by Turkish
artillery, according TO the war Of
flee today. Houses occupied by the
British troops in the outskirts of
Kaut- El-Amara. the British base,
were captured by the Turks.
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DULGARIAhs MAY PURSUE
ENEMY INTO Greece

BERLIN. Dec. 16.-That Bull
sarian troops may continue the pur-
suit of the allies into Greece was
indicated by az official statement
frcm Sofia today. The statement,
made public ut Sofia yesterday, de-
clares that Bulgarian troops tempo
rarily stopped pursuit of the enemy
at tae Greek frontier.
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Gcts Big Snnir.c..

LAREDO. Tex. Dee. l6.-First
chief Carranza has wired 4. H. Zoo
man. an electrician. that be has
been awarded a contract TO rebuild
the telegraph aud telephone lines
between Cuadalalara and Mexico
city.
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TEXAN BECOMES SECOND
ASSISTANT ?. n. GENERAL

WASHINGTON. dec. Presl-
dent Wilson today nominated Otto
fraeger OF Texas 10 be second as
sintant postmaster general Mr..
praeger is now postmaster OF Wash.
ihgton. HE was formerly Texas
newspaper man and was for num-
Ter OF wears a member OF the sdi-
tofial starr OF the san Antonio Ex-
pfess.
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Crowd Is Large.

When court re-convened Thurs
day afternoon at 1870 O'Clock there
was a very large crowd present, il
being expected that the jury would
be completed and the taking of evi-
dence begun. Sheriff Dearborn
made returns showing that ten ad-
ditional veniremen had been sum-
money according to orders from the
court and were present to be exam
ined in an effort to complete the
jury. w d. Hogan of near Italy
was the first man examined and was
acceptable to the state but the de-
fense challenged w r. Richards
was also acceptable to the state and
was questioned at length only TO be
excused by the defendant. Joe Nc
CLAIM said he would not inflict
death penalty under any considera-
ton and was challenged for cause.
Matt Ward was acceptable TO both
the state and the defendant and was
selected as the eleventh Juror.
Claude Maddox was excused by the
defendant. Hardee Pierce objected
to inflicting punishment upon man
for crime and was excused for
cause. ]. 9. eagle of Milford was
acceptable to both state and de-
Tense
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GENEVA. Dec. 1s.--vienna dis
patches received here today fndi-
Gated that Austrian officials believ-
ed the reply to the Ancona note
would be satisfactory to the Ameri-
can government The substance Of
the note was not given.
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AUSTRIAN REPLY does
NOT MEET DEMANDS
NOTICE ADVERTISERS.

. The Weekly Enterprise will =
. be printed on Wednesday of =
= next week instead of Thursday =
. as heretofore. We will do this =
. in order that the paper vii! be .
. delivered throughout the coun- =
= ty On Thursday morning Get >
. your advertisement in early for =
. next weeks issue so that we =
= may get the paper in the post =
. office one day earlier than us =
. uaI. Your Christmas advertise =
. ment should be in next weeks =
. issue il you desire to reach the =
. holiday trade. =
. THE ENTERPRISE. :
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.FOHO PEACE EXPEDITION
HAS NO OFFICIAL SANCTION

LONDON, December l6. -- Tn 2
American legations at Christiana.
stockholm and Copenaagen have is
sued statements formally declaring
that the American government has
connection with the Ford peace
CNgcat-C1, according To a dispatch
ictslNe1 t.>.4 ,-l.sa..g. q .cdey
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-12-16
WILSON -GALT MARRIAGE LICENSE
WAS ISSUED THIS AFTERNOON

WASHINGTON Dec. 1s.-The
Wison-Galt marriage license was
issued this afternoon. Rev. Herbert
Scott Smith, rector of st. Marks
Episcopal church. was named as the
minister.
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ITALIAN TROOPS HAVE
LANDED IN ALBANIA
ARR NCW REF,t Eh
MARCHING To iht AiD
SERBIAN ARMY.
Rome Dispatches hdnit Dcst,uotio
a., One Des,ro' and "a Trans
poit Garry Men aud
War : iliss.

PARIS. Dec. 90 That Italian
troops and var sup7.,s have been
ianded iu Aioania and are mofinf
10 ihe r.gief oi ihe serbian army
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BULGARIAN CAVALRY HAS
CROSSED GREEK FRONTIER.

THE HAGUE. Dec. 1s--Rulga-
rian cavalry has crossed the Greek
frontier west of Clegveii. according
to unconfirme1 reports received at
Saloniki.
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NO PAPER SATURDAY

, In line with other business 4
= institutions of the city on Sat 4
urdav-Christmas Day--the Of I
flee of the Enterprise Publish 4
= ing company will be closed and 4
. The Daily Light will not be is 4
= sued that day The entire force 4
= day. and on MONDAY the paper 4
= will make its usual appearance. I
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-12-16
[F[ECT|NG JURY IN THE
| POWERS MURDER CASE
MEN BEFORE WHOM
CASE WILL BE TRIED.

The following men have been 4
selected as jury before whom 4
} the case will be tried: I
) j. o. Curry, farmer. 4
) r. T. Roberts, farmer. 4
A. j. Fulton. farmer. 4
T. r. Pond, Farmer. 4
Lon Martin, merchant.
+. f. Secrest, farmer. 4
A. ]. Farrar, farmer.
+. A. Black, farmer.
f. M. Duke, farmer. 4
Joe Martin, farmer. Z
Matt Ward. Italy, farmer.
j. s. eagle, Milford. farmer.
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.ourt room during the trial.
Wrong Man Summoned.

A Mr. Vance came all the way
from Hunt county in answer to a
summon. but was excused when he
informed the court that he knew
nothing about the case. knew neith-
er party and was never in Ellis coun-
Ity before Wednesday. Another sub
poena was issued for the right Mr..
Vance, who is said to be living in
Hunt county at present
First Man Accepted.
When the examination of the spe-
cial veniremen was begun j. O. Cur
ry was the first one called He was
closely questioned and accepted as .
juror. Many of the veniremen were
from outlying districts and had heard
but very little about the case. 7.
G. Jones was excused on account of
being i'll.
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Of 100
MEN EXHAUSTED
k,pr Is RECESSED TO ALLOW
EsurgFF TO SUMMON AD-
H DITIONAL MEN.
ELF DEFENSE PLEA
s,rt viii BE Made by Attorneys for
a,efense to Show Powers Acted
in scIf-Defcnse in Killing
NcCarty.

Despite the fact that 100 venire-
n we're drawn for the j. X. \.
mers murder case, called for trial
. os Wednesday. there were only
men available for jury service
er twenty-five excuses by affidav-
ten for sickness and twenty-one.
rlaimed cards were reported, and
number was not sufficient to al
the challenges for cause and the
hlenges by the state and defend
so il became necessary to suiii-
n ten additional yen;remen from
ich to complete the jury. The
Aaustion OF the vcnire called for
Secess of court to allow the sheriff
Ne in which to summon the ad-
aonal ycnirenen. Judge Hawkins
1itional yeniremen to report this
ernoon at 30 o'clock when the
kk of selecting IA jury will be re-
ned.
Df the ~ veniremen available fo.'
n service seventeen were excused
cause, many protesting consci-
fious scruples against the inflic-
Of the death penalty. some hav-
heard the case discussed anil
med an opinion as TO the guilt or
lOcence OF the defendant. The
Ne challenged nine while rhe de-
iant challenged only eight.
Ihe ten iurcrs selected during the
tfnoon of " ednesday and Thurs
morning are az follows: }. o..
my. farmer. lives four miles west
Midlothian; X. r. Roberts, farm
lives seven miles southeast OF
mis-; \. J. Fulton, FARMER, lives
p Frost; j. II. Pond, farmer. lives
y Lone Cedar; Lon Martin, mer-
mt, lives at Palmer: T.. +. Secrest,
9nei, likes at Bristol; \. J. Far
farmer. lives on rural route No.
"aAahachie; T.. A. black, farmer.
at Forreston. +. NJ. Duke. farm-
lives AT Rel Oaa: Joe Martin,
Mer, lives on rural route No. )
xahachie.
ms exhausted the aVa.,able ~
iremen and the sheriff was. or
ed to summon ten additional VEN
men from which 10 complete the
when court is reconvcned at
IN the afternoon
Seif-Defense l. Plea.
the examination Of the venire-
II was evident from the start
The defendant would plead self
ehse as cause for the killing OF
sls McCarty at Sardis last May.
Fehiremen were questioned
eP as to their Interpretation Of
law with reference TO self-de-
se.
Ne Powers cases, four in number.
attracted interest throughout
county and people are anxiously
ehns Developments. j. r.. A.
efs is arraigned for the murder
MS son-in-law, Travis McCarty.
was shot TO death at the town
ardis last May. The young man.
ms father. J. NJ. MeCarty. was
rhlng from v xahaehie in "A
u delivery scp and was ac-
panied By his wife. ). = Pow
laughter. Travis McGaiO .-a
dead in the wagon and j. NJ
"ity was beaten To death. For
murders j. a. A. Powers and
4 Stacey. were arrested and have
100 Jail since last May. The
We're continued from last term
pun following indictment by tho
~ iniy, which was IN session
me killing occurred. In The
''' court this week both state
''''nae announced ready tor
immediately after the eases
I called Noivithstandine the
'h'i nnly = n. 4 Foaera VA
'N'a on "Wednesday afiofnDnn.
F"trfa. defendant iu com
's.f. ATS ~ his sias ls fhr
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Tho Daily Light gives the news
Evening journal., 1915-10-28
AUCTION SALE.


A UCrION sALE-CONTENTs OF TWO
n APARTMENTS, FURNISHED WITH
Dr-IODAIE FURNITURE, ETC, Will BE
SOLD AT STIDHAM SON'S AUCTION
STORE, NO. III EAST FOURTH STREET,
FRIDAY OCTOBER 20TH, 1915, AT /
O'CLOCK p. NJ. SHARP.
APARTMENT NO. Fine Circassian
Bed, Felt Mattresses, Mahogany Dresser and
Chiffonier, three piece Davenport, Livingroom
Suit cost $50; Leather Couch, Chartered
Oak DiningroOm Suit with Extension Table,
Buffet, Leather Seat Chairs, China Closet,
Wardrobe, Pictures, Dnperies, Bedding Of
Pieces, Dishes, Glassware, four fine Rugs in
Administer Wilton. Brussels: sizes, 9xl2.
5.3x1O.6 several small Rugs. etc.
APARTMENT no. 1.-Two very massive
Brass Beds, with Springs and Felt Mat
tresses, one 2-inch continuous post White
Enameied Bed. Oak Dresser and Chifonier.
Walnut Dresser and Chffonier, Bed Daven-
port, in leather Oak Wardrobe, Extension
Table, with plank top; 6O-inch Buffet,
Dining Chairs, set Of fine China Dishes, 100
Bolsters Bed Comforts, Sheets. Pillow Cases,
Bed Spreads, Table Linen, 1O-4 and s.4
Turkish Rocker Easy Rocker, mahogany
frame extra heavy Livingroom Suit. in Span
| ish leather. cost SIPS; five Rugs OF the best
quality and design, 9x12 and others; small
NOTICE-This is a fine lot Of the best fur.
niture we have sold this fall and parties
looking for good articles should attend this
sale as everything win be sold for the high
est bid. We deliver free 10 any part Of the
city and pay freight 60 Pennsgrove n J.
Goods will be on inspection on the morning
OF sale. Sale starts at / o. clock p. NJ, Fri
day, October 30, 1915
Oct95.a7.ss. Guctioneers.
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RECEIVERS SALE.

ID ECEIYER's SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
IL The real estate belonging to The Real
Estate Development Company, as described
below, will be offered for sale az public
venduo. Wednesday, November 10, 1918,
at 10 o'clock A. NJ, at the County Court
House, in the city Of Wilmington. as fol-
lows to-wit:
No. Ia lot Of land with a two-story
brick dwelling house thereon erected and
known as No. 731 East Tenth street. having
a frontage on Tenth street Of thirteen feet,
four inches and depth Of sixty feet to an
alley.
No. IA lot Of land with a two-story
brick dwelling house thereon erected and
known as No. 733 East Tenth street hav-
ing a frontage on Tenth street Of thirteen
feet, four inches and depth Of sixty feet
10 an alley.
No. IA lot Of land with two-story
brick dwelling house thereon erected and
known as No. 737 East Tenth street. hav-
ing a frontage on Tenth street Of thirteen
feet, four inches and a depth Of sixty feet
20 an alley.
Return Of said sale for confirmation to be
made tO the Chancellor at his chambers, on
Wednesday, the seventeenth day Of Novem-
Der. A. d. 1915, at 10 O'Clock in the fore
noon.
Attendance vii be given and terms made
known by
SAMUEL S. ADAMS. JR., Receiver.
Or by Robert G.. Harman. Esq, his Solicitor.
oct26. 2S 30.nov2. 4.6.9.
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ADMINISTRATOR,s SALE.


A DMINISTRATOR' S SALE OF REAL
IA Estate-By virtue of an Order Of the
Orphans Court OF the State Of Delaware, in
and for New Castle county, made on the
twentieth day Of October A. ID. 1915, will
be exposed to sale at public vendue,
on TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 10TH, 1915,
AT 10 o. clock A. NJ,
at the County Court House, In the city OF
Wilmington the following described real es-
tate. late of William G. Bush, deceased,
tO-wit.
All that certain lot or piece OF land, with
the three-story brick store and dwelling
house thereon erected, situate in the city Of
Wilmington. and known as No. 800 King
street, having a frontage on King street OF
% feet and a depth Of 100 feet.
Attendance will be given and terms made
known by
GEORGE LODGE.
Administrator Of William c. Bush, deceased
Attest: FRANK P EWING, Clerk o. O..
Wilmington, Delaware, October 20, 1915.
oct23. %, %, ,3O-nov2. A, ,6.9.11, 1915.
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IF THIS is YOUR BIRTHDAY
OCTOBER ss.


The sign governing this birthdate is
ScOrpio and it gives the greatest of all
gifts to its natives. These gifts have
as their foundations a tremendous nat
ural power of magnetic attraction.
If the man or woman lives on the
physical plane the attraction is all to-
ward physical pleasures. The women
are constantly seeking the love of men
and quickly tire of them. They are
very jealous, suspicious and easily an.
gered.
However, if the nature is highly
spiritual and well developed mentally
they may become a source of constant
happiness TO everyone they know.
More than all other people of the
Zodiac they alone are the masters of
their fate.
If you are searching for a house.
keepers position o. wish to advertise
as cook and nursemaid the Want Ads
VIII bring immediate returns.
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PRIVATE SALE.

~~~.---S-S---e---~~
Nd0 000 SCHOOL BOND SALE--rHE
eDfU ,UUU Board of Public Education, in
at the Office Of William Highdeld, City
Treasurer, No. East Sixth street, Whining.
ton, Del, forty 81 900 School Erection and
Equipment Bonds coupon In form. the same
being Glass G., 10000. maturing May 1,
1882 and Glass ID. 500 600, maturing May
1, 1884 bearing interest at the rate of four
and one-half per centum per annum, payable
semi.annually ON the first day Of May and
November Of each year, 40 the Union Ma.
tional Bank. Wilmington, Del. Legality Of
the issue guaranteed. Delivery will be made
as Of November I
BOARD OF PUBLIC EDUCATION
Attest: HARRY J. GUTHRIE, Secretary.
Oct27-Tt.
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Information for Travellers

Time Of departure osy from wimingoa
Trains Marked 60 Expresses.
PHILADELPHIA BALT more WASHINGTON r. r
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