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SPECIFICS
lq)ur!ei,
€\ C.j^ES THROAT. Quinn. Eplxootle,
ft®i|WO*M*. Bou. Grub.. "
Rg.) COUGHS, Cold*. Influenza, Inflamed
amSUan. Pleuro-PueuniouU.
«JL I R!'.V!hiab. D & l vMmc',v.
G.ti* Prevents MISCARRIAGE.
;|KID\EY A DLADDER DISORDERS.
Ulnd-Blown,
H, H.
cinuM
I, L IfKIM DIBKASEgl. Mug, Eruption*.
com I Ulcers. Grease. Drey.
J, R. 1 BAD CONDITIO*. Kt«Hna Cleat,
conn | liidueatlon, Bloinacb btacsrr*.
COo. each; Stable Case, Ten SpoelLcn, hook, .
„ New York. Veticuinarv Manual Sw » an.
*.«7.
vti..
NERVOUS/ DEBILITY,
VITAL WEAKNESS
\ nnd Prostration from Over
work or other causes.
Humphreys' Hotneopwthlc Specifio
Ho. OR, in uaaoveyAO years, tlie only
" aucooaoful remedy.'
$1 psr vial,or special package with powder,for $9
m>aPIIHKYS* HKD. CO., €«r. WllUaa * Ma 8u..H*w twk
ell.
ERS FAIU-I CUREL"
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MW Softool) in Berlin German)'. lloute: *8;08; W ed.
A Sat- ev'g■ 6-9 :10. Sun. 9-3; ev'g* 0-3. Frosli Cases
cared la 4 to 10 Days. Treatment by mall.
Kf
my •'Mwora Teat I mo u la I*'' please rend
Isdeig^ia jlsinday Time*.
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CHICHCBTEN'S ENGLISH v.
"NVROyALi'lLLS
:. AIVM, r*IUW*. I.tidle*. Prurrln
for ClLifJHlttTEK'S r.NGI.ISII
In HRD und Uo,(t Uietslllo b
wiiti blue-U)boa. Take
Dasgerou* Mcb»tlt udua* amt liiilta*
tloN*. Rny of yonr l)ru*(l>t. «*r >-ul -1c. .u
lUicpi fer Fartl. ulnro, TcatlmoiilaU
Relief for La lie*,"
tarn Mall. 10,000 T
SAFE
•r. Itrl'uao
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f.
—. Chlckeulcr Cht-mU'iil Co.!
MaJUuu Huiiurr, 1'IIILA.. J'A.
Iteation tin* i>n(>-r.
Fall Styles Ready
FOR YOUR INiPl .C I ION.
We invito you
IoqUh. You
oujr. Open lu the evcuiiigst
o call. No trouble to show
JAMKS McKUOUGM,
MERCHANT TAILOR.
No j W. Seventh Mr cot
■1
Fourth ami West Sts.
Wilmington, Delawure.
M
A first clns
courses of study lilting
(school or liu-duu.HH. A lull corps of It experi
enced teachers.
(icliool und Primary
charge of skilled special ints, e:
t. Throiigli instruolion
vuntages for liic studv of Auctunl
nice, History,
etc. HMidoutH prepur.xl for all the leading
colieges uud suiHiitifi'( hbIiu
entered oncertitioi
th'uul Inst it u l.ons
aehuulrecord.
pruparutory school
• Collegi
High .School,
id .Mod
Lauuiiugo',
■ttdili
• uilu :iv
vhiah admit
pin
Off i«
■Term Opens Sept. lOt'.i.
W After Sept. is».
r iilustriU'd cztnUvpna add re
UEfttSCHLL A. NORMS, A. M.
Principal
chool Office
2 to 4 i». •
Ai ruiigeiiieiilx hive h*e
#ufringe
open fn
respon.sileo persoL,
charge ot
1 riiiinry inipils, who live at
(he school.
We Are in a Business
lo defe.'il death,
pu i u
el
Lout rails upon
Intake t l:c gi
'sicians' Prescriptions
1
Butfo in
fly reco
<2
I
)■
I're.scription Druggist.
fh and Market Streets,
WILMINGTON, DEL
LfiCDRITY TUUST &
SAFI: DliPOSi l CO.,
NO. uu M A It IAET b'J UiCU l'.
...fran-m
,..tJd),) H)
#'ni>ffnl clock.
fc ttri lit*.
Almws it'luresi on liuiios
1 he coin puny tu:<
Isluilur, Triialu.*, (iu irdi it), itouuivdC t
A pout., ami reals > m
l-iirgiur proof vaults,
lit'. > JAM IN' NI16LDS, Pros.
WILLIAM li. BillNGiviiK, Vioo-Pras.
giWES li. Ut.AtilvS )N IT-J4. ail.Su
as KxuiiuHr, Adnti
;
T.l .1
uui
CENTS WANTED
To sell a bool; containing the
life of William McKiuley and
one yeai's snliacription to Ihe
DAILY REPUBLICAN. Good wagCB
guaranteed. Apply at this of
fice.
iiOANEP
ON GOOD FIRST MOB I GAGES
IN AMOUNTS FROM J1U00 TO
$50,000 AT CUB RENT BATES,
'KINS & CO.,
718 IIA RKET8TBEET
-tu-fri-tf
DO YOU HEED A MEW SONG BOOK?
for Bud day school, revival services, etc. ff
■o you now 4Tuve un opportunity to get tlie
Jubilee Bouester edited by Win. Fdie Mark#
gnd Wm. W. Vannant. All who get it are
R or# Wian satisfied aud pronouuce it tho best
cent book of the year. Ha* beau ased at
pla camp meetiugs with wonierful ouccess.
Over 60 new. bright, catchy song#, with many
.Nice appearance, nicely bound,
of music of joyful sound. For IX) days
,n date, Sept 1st,
sot prepaid, or sample by
Mir b#w of the publisher,
■ " WM. W. VANSANT,
K.s2-?m Newurk, U#|, •
II
get. 100 for 17.UJ
if 10 cents. Or*
liiE INSOKANCE.
What in fire insurance? It is pro
tection fr**m los< by i n e, Water,
Smoke or Lightiling, and can be socur*
ed in any amount- ai the lowest rates,
by applying to the office of
712 Market SI,
Phono# 712.
#2li-m-thtf
IIawkins & co.,
HEW TRIAL GRANTED]
Court of Appsals Finds For
Molineux,
THE JUDGES WERE UHAHIUOUSL
Held Thnt Trial Conrt Erred In Re
ceiving Unmet'* Declaration.
Hand writ lug
Evidence Also.
ALBANY. Oct. I0.-Rolaiid B. Moll
neux get a a new trial. The court of ap
peal* baa handed down a decision re
versing the judgment of conviction of
murder in the first degree uguiust him
and granting him a new trial. For
months Molineux has been in Sihg
Sing prison awaiting death under s«n
tfuce for the itourder by poison of MrfiJ
Katherine J. Vdaius. 'Ibis cafle wuA
argued before the court of appeals at
Buffalo on June i!S, David 11. Iltll ask
ing the court to confirm the lower
court's conviction of Molineux. while
John (1. Milburn of Buffalo uppeared
for Molineux, arguing for n new trial.
All the members of the court favor
granting Molineux a new trial, the
opinion being written by Judge Werner
arid being about *25,000 words long.
The gist of the findings of the court
as stated in the opinion follows:
"Every member of the court of ap
peals agrees for the reversal of the
Judgment of conviction of Molineux
the groitu'd that the trial court erred
in receiving in evidence the declara
tions of Burnet, made to Drs. Phillips
and Douglass, that he had received
Kutnow powders through the mail.
"All agree thnt since the amendment
of section 2 of chapter Kb of the laws
of *1880 by chapter 555 of the laws of
1888 genuine writings
In evidence as standards of compari
son with a disputed writing, although
such writing may not be the Issue on
trial, lmt simply a fact relevant aud
material to that Issue; t!iut the genu
ineness of such writings must be es
tablished to tho satisfaction of the
court by common law evidence, aud
when that is done handwriting ex
perts may compare the disputed writ
ings with the genuine writings and
give their opinion P'oreon. but they
cauuot select and esdtbnsh tin 1 stand
ards of comparison and then compare
them with the disputed writing.
"All writings proved to the satisfac
tion of the court by n preponderance of
evidence in civil cases and beyond a
reasonable doubt in criminal cases—
first, by witnesses
written or t » wb
knowlodged; second, by
miliar with the it;; rlw riling of the per
son charged to be the writer and who
i
be received
Hie paper
if had hei ii ao
vitnesia
ill) fu
fA
are slide to testify from iheir fumillari
t.v to
ness; tiiird, where the
belief rospiciiug its genuino
riting is shown
rtH-ognixpti find acquiospL'd
in by tin* person supposod to have writ
ton IF'or adojitoil ami
him In Ills hnsiiiosH
to bnve beet
*«l upon by
irnnsnetious
mIiw the statute
otlier eoueerns
In* compared with tlie disputed writing
hy witnesses, hut tlu- court should re
fuse to receive i
the purpose of comparison any writ
ing otherwise prejudicial to defend
ant."
The only subject about which the
members of the court differ in their
opinions relates to the testimony in
troduced tending to show that .Moli
neux caused the death of Barnet by tlie
method ns that used in taking (lie
life of Mrs. Adams. Four of the
•idcMico solely for
hors of Uu* court. Judges O'Brien, Bart
lett. Vann and Werner, agree that the
Idonee should not have bee
ed. and the reason for it is stated in
the opinions written by Judges O'Brien
receiv
and Werner.
Tin* oilier throe judges, Chief Judge
iruy and Haight, hold that
tliaI eviihiiUT* is admissible in that the
I'» rl^r.
I lie Barnet eune point ing
toward Molineux tends to identify him
«s the person who killed Mrs. Adams
while attempting to take the life of
Cornish hy means of that rare poison
•yanide of mercury, the
"■riling
known a ?
cdilef ^udge and Judtr
opinion# lo i hut effect.
Molineux was placed t
trial before
Iteeorder John \V. Goff in part *2 of ilie
court of general sessions on Nov. 4,
INI iff. The trial lasted
re thn
inoiillis. The verdict of guilty \vi
Feb. 14. Iffoo.
til IT
endered
T\v<
days later Molineux was sen
tenced to die iu the electric chair at
Sing Sing in the week beginning March
». He was taken to the death
house nt Sing Sing prison that same
day. A stay pending an appeal was
procured by Moliueiix's counsel at
and
•e than
vub spent iu
preparing the papers in the appeal.
Conld Xr.4 CroHii tlie Men.
PARIS, Oct. Iff. TJie cruiser Du
('bayla. which watched the cruise nt
Count tie la Vaulx
terrancan. returned to Toulon with the
balloon nnd passengers aboard. It was
found ut 4 o'clock Monday afternoon
that it would be Impossible to cross
the Mediterranean, anti the count was
tnken aboard. There was
Off Port Vendres the wind changed
and forced Count de la Voulx land
ward toward the Pyrenees
ross the Metli
accident.
Hlot la Seville.
MADRID, Oct. Iff.—There Is a gen
eral strike on In Seville of all the work
men except those in the gas aud elec
tric works. The tinkers are out, and
there is a shortage of bread. The
strikers have resorted to violence in
order to dose the workshops and have
burned the octroi offices. Tbe civil au
thorities
the city over to the military officers.
The situation is growing des|H>rate.
* lielplesH and have handed
Weather Prolinblllfle#.
Fair; warmer; light to lresh wester
ly winds.
It's a mistake to linngind that itohinz
piles can't he cured; a mtstnke to suffer n
tiny longer than you con holp, Doan's
Ointment bring' infant relief nnd pernio
nent euro At any diug store, 50 cents.
Orocery News at Lynch's.
Busy selling butter 20.;, lb Deer Park
Creamery 36' 1 . lb. Pure coffi*
mixed tea 35o lb. Apricot# 10c lb. Jully
glussea. 800 dozeu, 20c dozen, New tomato
cataupdOc gallon. Alixcd mustard 10c quart.
Beit flonr 30o sack. Good brooms 20c,. large
• oek. Right prices Prompt service. All
phones. Store# Fourth und Madison street#;
Eighth und Kingstro?
AdverU-e in the Republican.
12c* IL Good
Sll-tr
ITEMS FROM
NEW CASTLE.
New Castle, Oot. 10.—The dilll
culty over the purchase of building
lots on Sixth street has been •eltlvj.
George W. Hustings purchased tho
eight feet of ground outlie north
side of his property and John Mont
gomery purchased the lot 4(1 feci !)
Inches betweed the Hastings' proper
ty and Tremont street,
purchased a lot on the other side of
the street.
A special meeting of Friendship
Conclave, No. 31, Adhosivc Mogul
llans, will beheld tomorrow evening
and ait Invitation has beon extended
for all to be present. A unmoor of
new members will be led to tlie man
ger to receive the Mogulllun lymph.
The members of Friendship Lodge
will-pay a fraternal visit to Newport
on next Wednesday evening.
Ldward 10. Kugers took the naptha
launch, U. S. V. to Hollvoak yester
day to have her overhauled.
Mr. Samuel II. Black who has re
cently returned from the South, savs
that one potaloc raised at Cape.Charles
raised $15,000 worth of a crop this
Ii. T. Lank
season
Cicorgo W. Davltfflirde a record
last week when In# half soled, hand
sewed and heeled fourteen pairs of
shoes in addition to his other work.
Two boys became in a tistic encoun
ter last evening after working hours
in (he Knowles Woolen Mills and
were given the (I. K by their fore
man.
Kdward I. and Moultcn G. Rogers
and Harry Lancaster caught a"quau
tity of very large cat tisli yesterday.
To bear' some people talk they were
as big us salmon.
The Meredith Senate base ball club
played a game c.f ball yesterday ai
Farnlwirst and defeated the club of
the Delaware State Hospital hy the
score of HO to 12. The battery or the
Meredith Senate comprised Maguive
and Williams.
The New Castle hundred road com
missioners have a force of men haul
ing gravel to cover the broken stone
placed
Lewis Thompson is spending a
week in Atlantic City.
Mrs. Hugh C. Page of Norfolk,
Va., is the guest of Miss Margaret
Janvier.
Miss Elizabeth Black gave a launch
party yesterday to a number of her
friends.
George W. Vantinc and family arc
in Philadelphia today attending tho
funeral of his tnollier-in-hiw, Mrs.
Ann Sink. Deceased was 7'> years of
and had been sick about live
the New Castle road.
ag
months.
A warm reception awaits a colored
mail who bus been seen prowling
around tlie hack yards iu the neigh
borhood ol .Second and Delaware
streets.
The Bull Mill Social Club is now
cosily quartered. They propose giv
ing a number of dances and recep
tions during the coming winter.
An investigation of the state equip*
ments of Company IJ. N. G. D. will
be made shortly.
The Olympia foot ball club of Wil
mington will play tlie High School
Club on November 2, at Battery
Park.
The order regarding tlie th rowing
of signals by others than members of
tbe trolley car crews has bsen renew
ed by Superintendent Deiner.
CURED OF ASTHMA.
Alter 35 Years of Suffering.
It will be pratifying to Ashmnttc read
oim to leai u that
last been disci
Fuhittinuun. That tlie remedy is
cautiol be doubted after persca'
that of U. W. V
N. Y who lays; —
As; lima
Cure) is Miu best I ever used. 1 bought a
packago of
box entirely cured
I have not, had it since, I ct
bed and sleep nil uighi with perfect
fort, which I have
years nud 1 thunk
absoiu o euro lias at
ed by L)r. Rudolph
effect
util
of such ioBlimouy
Antwerp, Fulton,
"Y- ur re mod y, (Sch'ffman'a
drugggiat and tried it a nd
of asthma, and
bof jts for o.j
for tbcboidth that
1 now enjoy. I hope l,lmt. you wilLpublish
this lot ^r. that o Iter) muy loarti of It#
elerful-virtues.
dot
1
PULLMAN CLUB CAKS FOR THK WASH
INGTON AND SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
Tho Uistiuciive feature of the Washing
ton and Southwem0.n1 Voatlbulod Limited
of thu Southern Hallway, iu service be
tween New York and Now Orlouns i' the
high class of patronage. The travelers
around the world invariably state that
they consider tide famous train
most delightful und luxurious they havd
seen. A new featuro lias been added iu
for the gentlemen
In which they can assemble au.l enjoy tbe
delights of a good cigar and a social chat.
The pleusui'dof the ladies has also beon
ptovided for by placing
of a Club
tue
observation
tlie train for their especial occu*
com posoil
puucy. Thia train Is
clngively of vestibulod Fulliuuu cars wltli
the exception of the dining c
which is under the exclusive muungemunt
of the 1 cut horn Railway, tho standard of
which is superior to tiny' similar stt vico
afforded anywhere in the world.
Cbn-. L. Hopkins Dis rid Passenger
Agent, Southern Railway, 828 Chestnut
Ft., Philadelphia, will take pleasure iu
furulsbiug all information.
service
The Harkcts.
soiling from 25 to 28c.;
12c to
Kbks
butter, 25c to 30c u pound; c
15 cent# u do/,cn; pork, 15 cents a lb,
oranges, 18'xmi's to 3dc 11 dozen; mutton
8c lo l.'c a pound; potato#*, $.80 \ bu-hel;
cabbage Be to Do head; chickens, 4uc to doe
pound; veal lUo
each; beef from do toiif
to 2'0 cent-t do; calf# liver, 25
tomatoes 10 cont# a quarter peck; pine
apples 10c each; string beans 12c a half
peck;.-encumbers lc to 'Jo eucb; apples
8 and lo cents u quarter of a peck.
Egg plants 8c to 15aeach; Hum beaus 8c
a pint; sweet poiato>H lUo a quarter of ft
peck idlest nuts 25 cents a quur..
A. O. U. W. Lodges hormetl.
A new lodge of the A. O. U. VV.
was initilulcd on Monday night at
Coatesvllle, l'a. Tills makes three
new lodges formed In that section
during the year and they are in the
Delaware jurisdiction.
Night school 93 ■ nonth.
In atteudiog a private school, day or
night, there is always an advantage In
selecting tbe one in which the proprietors
devote all their time to teaching. 'I bo inon
ey put into a school of tins kind pays for
the best instruction. In the .Wilmington
Business School, McVoy Building Eighth
a id Market streets tlie proprietors r.rj
teachers Cull and sue this school any da/
or ulght this week.
Bunco in & iJuitou, Proprietor*
9
/$/&
♦
w
J A
Half the good
of eating soup or oysters
is furnished by
KjTiin edy&
OysteretteB
Bold only In In-er-seal Packages. Price, Scents
NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY.
AMONG THE
GUARDSMEN.
A number of members of the Na
tional Guardsmen were before the
courtmartial board last evening to
answer minor charges.
The finding of the court will be
made known in a general order. The
following orders were issued yester
day to the guards:
Captain 5s. R Doherty, First In
fat.try. is hereby detailed for duty as
a member of the State Military
Hoard of Kxatmners, to relieve Ma
jor Evan G. Boyd, who is temporary
absent from the State. Fpon Major
Boyd's return Captain Lo ierty will
stand relieved.
Hereafter the State Military Board
of Examiners will meet, at the armo*
the second
ry. Wilmington, Del.,
Tuesday of each month, at 8 o'clock
., for the examination of such
caudldalesas may he prjperly brought
before iL If there are no candidates
\ to he examined the boaid will devote
the time to the preparation of ques
tions, etc., to be used at future ex
aminations. The hoard will forward
to this office a report of the business
transacted immediately after each
meeting.
Second Lieutenant W. E. Dimes
and Kirst.Sergeant W. L. Breerwood,
Co, G. First Infantry, recently elect
ed first and second lieutenants, re
spectively. are hereby directed to ap
pear before the State Military Board
of Examiners at the armory at Wil
mington, Del., on Tuesday evening,
October lo. l!)0l, at 8 o'clock fur ex
amination. The transportation en
joined is necessary and will he furn
ished by the assistant quartermas
ter -general.
P
By order of
Joim Htinn,
Governor and Commauder in-chief.
I. P. YVickersham,
Adjutant-General.
Official.y promulgated,
Theodore Townsend.
COLLECTOR
OF PORT.
The Smyrna Call makes the follow
in" iiets.
1 -We will wager *!00 that I'resi
dent Konsevelt will appoint a Cohen
tor of the Port of Wilmington with
in ninety days Trom this date.
2—We will wager *1U0 tlial lie will
he a Rcpuhllean with no taint of Ad
' - |
dicksism.
3 — We will wager $100 that Rob
ert G. Houston, of Georgetown, will i
receive tlie appointment unless Cun-,
press mu ii Bail withdraws his name
and recommends some one eise. ,
, I . , roll
In a scarce head article the Call ;
1
says:
The only Addlcks Republican who
has been mentioned fur the otlice is
Colonel Daniel P. Uurnard, and his
appointment would be an act of rcc
(ignition un the part of President
KooBevelt of the Addlcks Republicans
Cp to a few days ago, many people
regarded bis appointment as among
tlie probabilities, bat since the an*
nouncemcnt of lleald's appointment
to the postofflce the chances of Bar
nard are not regarded as worth talk
ing about.
Very little Importance is attached
to tlie alleged candidacy of Fred I d n
Bach, now of Cuba, notwithstanding
the statement that he is backed by
tlie inlluence of Colonel Leonard
Wood of "Rough Rider," fame and
p(ysonul friend of President House-1
velt.
BaoU's return to' Delaware would
, , , , . , e _
be very unwelcome even to Ins lor
mcr Keaular Republican associates,
. , , ... * .... ...
OS IlC is looked upon «IS it {*60111110
marplot In Regular Republican po
. „ ", 0 1 1
lltical auairs. 1
Like e*-Senator Higgins, whose
factotum In pfilitics he was lor many
years, he believes in
a club''when differences of opinion
harmony With
arise, and his so ection would he ac
, . , . , . » T- I..
knowledjjed as (I return or Mr. JJig
gins to the leadership.of the Regular
Republicans. But it is said that .Mr. >
Higgins does nut occupy a high place
iu the estimation of President Bouse
Tclt, aud so very little importance Is
attaclied to the alleged candidacy of
Bach fur the collector .Dip or the port,
in fact even the Addlcks men them
selves helievs Robert (i. H'mstaiu will
.
secure the office.
Dyspopala—bane of human existence*
Burdock Blood Htiters cure# it, promptly j
p.-rnianemly. Regulates and toues tbs
siomacb.
LICENSES.
OTICK—To the Houorublo Judges of
tho Court of General Sessions of the
e'ftwuro
N
Btate
Custlo County. We,
iersigned. free
holders and respectable citizens of the
city of Wilmington, do
hereby certify thnt Mary L. Lynch, the
Hr.t and occupant of the store situated utN. W.
. Madison uud Fourth streets, in .id ward,
city, county aud state aforesaid, and described
in tier application, and who iaun npplh. k " "
aliceuseoti Monday, the 18th day
D. Will, lining the next term of
the *ulo of intoxicating liquors i
-half gall
Nov, A.
quantities
; liws tit:
prem i-.c.-s* nli6
bciuu'n iK oiisi'd rotullcr ol goods, wui-n.mud
inerchandi.io.tliEaggrogaieooat. value h'rr
slock coiiHtani ly kept on hand for mile la
than $500.01).
•. HOiM lety tind «ood moral charaider;
*h 6ale or iuloxicatiiig llqiio'sul s<tid
place iii iioccssHi y lo accommodate tue'piibllc
I hat hIih is teuaut ami occupuat of said house
following respectuhl* citizens of
/•I least 12 offWitom tiro substaid ia!
of said wal'd. I'ccoiu iiuiid the
bo dniiilc
;n of
full
th.
i>nd
m id war
freeholder
d npplicution to
Thomaa M Alouaglu
.!«!- heitlel
'i'hos DulTy,
Uitail
.1 Harvey Spruance M D Frank Shilliug
Denui.s Luce/ Tlios S Dolu-rty
Hugh .'.'c(4in!«y Fred PiiqieubriDg
K Abborger George Fiepenbring
L Cagnacoi 8 W Barker
Wi.ue-H Wiu H Kane
Geo P Wittum
T J McCarthy
L Waireu Ellis
James Monaj liun
Frank J Ward
Frank F Loflaud
George Kraft
H«!
x
I)W Lynch
Geo H Hub
J 1' T Fuekel
B ephe» Cook
M. I.. l.YNCH.
OTICK—I, BAPTHOLOMEW LEE, THE
owner and occupant of tho house situa
ted a SS. K. Cor, 5th and PopUi s'reela, in tlie
Fourth ward, in the city of Wilmington,
couuty of Nov/ Castle, and State of Uela
„,,,(•, in compliance with the require
ments of the acts of the General Assembly iu
•house made aud provided, do hereby give
not ice thnt l ahull apply
Court of General .Sessions of the S
uware, iu uud for New Castle county,
MONDAY, tlie 18tn of Nov. A. D., 19JI,
being the next term of court, for a license tor
N
'riling
tic.i
of Dcl
haul house a.
therein of intoxicating liquors lu lens quanti
ties than one quart,to be drunk on the prom
ues. and the fallowing respectable citizens of
lca»t t.volve of whom
holders of sail ward roc o in
jubstautial fr
mend the said application, vi
.lames Hitchen
George A bole
Diihiul Hold
John B Pinkerton
Lewis fchiHHe
Jain s T Grubb
iH'iisil Malirilz
Charh's Vetter
kind Hcrlel, M D
riiarie.s Schuster
Francis J 'i'hklinan
Pct. r . IcAleer
J Frank Smith
James Kano
ol -3t
J O Underwood
Geo W darken
Jam's W McAlister
John W Reed
John Behringer
Charles C Mammelo
H G Buckinuster M L>
Francis X Juoquot
Theodore Becker M D
Geo .
Janies l) ..icCoy
Autou Hei'l
Kmmitt Stidham
J C basse Jr
BARTHOLOMEW LICE.
N otice.- i. wilmer c. Taylor, li
ceusi d druggist tenunt and occupant of
the house situated at No.
eet, iu the l-ourtn ward iu the
*..vof Wilmington, county of New Castle and
Mate of 1 telaware, iu compliance with the re
quiremeuls, of 1 he acts of the General Assem
liiy, in such case mude and provided, do here
by give not ice that I shull apply in writing to
■( Ui t of General Sessions o" the :•
Delaware, in and for New Castie couuty, on
Monday, the lb'lii day of Nov, A. I)
1901, b-ing the next term of said cou-t, for a
license for said house as a drug >*toro, for the
sale therein of intoxicating liquors by pre
scription for medicinal purposes, and the fol
«spectable citizens of said ward at
•e substantial fro#
' s.iiil ward, recommend the said »p
of
hohh-iH
plication, viz;
Charles Vetter
Holt
reive of wli
Niviio
"/.So
w H Hariiov.
i,,„ r ,SVoriii.b
Wm imv <m
l honias Comcgys
Abraham Bach rock
Geo W (Juiiiti, M D
Lewis H Baer
I,eightou J'yle
Joliu C Buhsc fir
I ra • ia It S Davis
Theodore Becker 51 D
Joseph P Crosa
Hor
BG Goldstein
Samuel G Chadwick
Nathan Bar sky
WILMER V, TAYLOR.
H Barto
Joseph H Hlle
YViiheim Lober
0l ° at w
""'""I'" J0I1N MAY , TH ic own
jNj eP tt .,q occupant or tii« home, ail
«"*ed at No. lU.Lobdeii street, in
Sfcontl ward, in the city of Wilmington,
county .orj.New c«Htie,:»ut# or Daiaw.
in compliance with tlie roqulrotnonts of the
ucl# of Hie Goueral Assembly, m such case
ndinrtoii. on Momlajr.
. ..
■"Jcime l , ''i.- :! 'c»n'Vo 1 7
Juliit- W Mauslte
Fraccis I* NVet
Hugh Be
lioretiy give notice
court, of
Delaware,
:a»M# (Jo,, to bo hold at W il
Btli day of
1 prov ded,
writli
general B#H*ioii9 of tho State
is
y
of
suid court, for a I)rouse for aa!d house asau
Inver 11, for tlie sulothorein of Intoxt
cutiiigr liquor-, III loss quantities
quart, to he drunk on the promise*, ami
following named respectable citi
3l Mil id ward, it ft loasl. TJ
0 anostniitial fiMuliolders. locoiuniuml thu
Henry F Medley
Ktmuel l owier
Charles Cannon
1'utricle By ms
LB Abbott
Hugh Wallace
irk Hardy
Carl A Morris
CC Conner
C E Shawn
J F Taggart
A tutu#tin A Welsh
W F Bulan
August Doi. ring
j U mo?ir<'gimde
j«h" ECurrau
Own J Puliner
Juii 11 McLiwie
F
lenry (' Keller
W
JOHN MAY.
X] OTIC E—1, AIjFX ANDER MoGOWAN,
wN twuiutand
atm! nt the Northwest corner of linrd and
i, om bHrd street#, in the 4th ward,
city «r wiimtoBto-i, comity or s™ inn«
and State of Delaware, in compliance Willi
the requirement* of nct-t of tho General A*,
■enibjy mail,'nua provUloO. do iior«bv^ivn no
tic# tliat 1 rtiiall unply iu flmitiug to the t ourt
Of General Se*siotiM of tlie .State of Delaware,
■iipant of tho houso situ
.Monday, the
being tlie
■xt term of said court, fora license for said
tavern, for Mie atle therein
lors in less quantities than
the premise*, an l
house at ail inn
of intoxicating li«i
one quart, to be u
tlicfuiiowin* r,-»iieot,bi«citia»a. of ™,i vv»M
at least twelve of whom are substantial free
hoidrrHof wild ward, recommend tho Mania;)
plication. viz:
.i,Td H I'iSkn
H.'i.ruiaer
Jams, Hitdu-a
r,w *
Raid Hert»f, M D
".ii,,
Francis J Thielmnn
Samuel (i Clmdwick
George W Siugfey
Joliu Kearney
Junies H Pusey
Michael Haves
Joliu Murpliy
Clms H Mor
John Conuor
Win .1 Kelley
J H Collins
Fred lihlue
t Juinc- CroMau
S Joiin Maun ion
ALEX A N LjKU MCGOWAN.
(V H Hart-love
Duffy
Joliu B Me mey
Juirn-H Kane
K 'A Stewart
• ol6-3t*
• ipki;
u nil
AL LOANS ON DIAMONDS AND
kinds of goods :' 9. D. Bleeker, 2nd
and French street*.
CTICE— I. MERRITT B. Ft; CRY, THK
teuaut and occupant of the houstt. situat
ed at is'. W. Cor. iitli rtreot
A vo. in the Ninth ward, of the city of Wil
mington, in tho county of New Castle and
Stale of Delaware, iu compliance with the
(juireirouta of the acts of the General As-r/iu
biy in such ease made and provided, do hereby
give notice that I shall apply iu writing to the
Court of General Sessions of the State of Do la
in aud for New Castle county,
DAY the ISth day of i>ov,A. D. 1WI. being thu
tin id house
therein of intoxicating liquors iu leas quanti
ties than one quart, to be d run It on tbe pi
ses. and the following resouotable citizeus of
said ward at least twelve of whom
subst/uitial freeholders of said ward recom
mend thoauidapplication, viz:
James l.yna dairies I, (.cals
Daniel Lynch >HthunBHi'l
Joseph M Jutfeils Robert Mcgelvey
George McKelvey J »h i l.'/ug
Hteiuie John It Griffith
,Tain*'S Connolly Geo B Campbell
Davis Geo|W fcjimpson
Ueror James Roulston
Martin R eluholz . I'.mil /.och
Michael Fro nni August Kristenson
l.obnrl J Collin Albert Wtngnte
th.Plosser Win Sutton
Titos Madden Tbos Furren
Francis S Brudlcy Chas A Liner nig
olS tltd-w MERRITT B. FDRRY.
N
! I
"
MON
for
of said court, for a lieon:
tavern, for the sale
ThomuSjB
Ddorns Le
OT1CE-1, ANDREW M. GALLAGHER,
and oocupaut of the hous*
Star Hotel, situated in
'ustio in Hohonl District No,
Castle Hundred, county
Castle, and State of Delaware,
N
city of New
of Nc
in comnliunc* will) th« requirements of the
acts of the General AHRemoly '
made aud provided, do hereby give notice that
1 Hindi apply in writing to the Court of Geuer
of Delaware, in an l
MONDAY, the 18th
xt term of
•h c
in
nl Sessions of tho
for New Castle couuty,
day of N v. A. D., 1901, beiug the
u license for ;
Maid liouse
tavern, for the sah* therein of intoxica*
ing liquors In less quonlities than one quart,
to be drunk on tho premises, aud tlie follow
ing respectable citizens at least 6 of whom
are substantial freeholders of Maid school din
recoiumeud the said application,viz:
K I. Chase
John H Martin
Patrick McGrory
R A \ allette
John J Reynolds
James Duffy
John McCall!n
ANDREW M. GALLAGHER*
laid court,
trict
John J Sheridan
Frank
Wiu S Martin
Joliu F Cniuphed
John F Shearer
Peter Toner
n TIiompHon
Jo!
N otice- i. cuthbert i» sheldoiv*
tenant and oocupaut of the house, situat
ed at N. W. Cor. Maryland Ave. ami Monroe
straets, in the Third ward, of thecltyof Wil
mington, in tho county of Newcastle and
State of Delaware, In comollance with the
quireirentsof the acta of tho General Assem
bly in such case made and provided, do hereby
notice that I shall apply in writing to th#
of General Sessions of the State of Dela
ware, in and for New Castle county, on MON
DAY the 18th day of Nov,A. D. 1801. being the
, for a license for
tavern, for the sal#
Pc 1 ;
said house
therein of intoxicating liquors iu less quanti
ties than one quart, to be drunk on the promt-;
•a. and the following respeotablo citizens of
least twelve of whom ar#1
said ward
substantial freeholders of said ward reoooat
ineml thosnidapplication, viz:
Henry Wits 1 Eugene W Holt
J (4 Seidel Friedrich Koch
Geo H Hul>er Michael Haitsch
Thomas Duff/ Wm H Doughten
Francis Kslewienski Frank P Johns ,a
Adolf Zeifter
H E Cuunl'igham
Samuel J Johtistou
James O'tiara
Fugenc L Doughte*
James Alonagli
Daniel K Haughey '
Patrick A Mouigl#
J Harvey Bpruauce
Daniel Muter
Tho# M Monaghan
D W Lynch
D F Lea
Andrew
Patrick O Boyle
John % Spragg
J Travi#
'CUTHBERT L SHELUON.
bALTIMORE&GHVi
RAILROAD.
Schedule in effect May 19, 1901.
All (rains illumlnaied with Pintsdl
llKltl
(*) Express trains.
'Trains leave Wilmington, Delaware Affe
Station for ^
0 NEW YORK, week clays
.. *12.19, *2.85, *3.69, *6.18 (
•M
•501.
•10.52 a.
Limited), *6.27, *7.42, *10.52 p. m. Sundftj
*6.01, *9.39, •11.36 h. m., *1.36. *3.59, •*.
(Royal Limited)
PniLADELPIl
30. *6.50, 7.20. *8 00, *9 39, *10 52, J0.52 a. HI..
•12.19, *2.35. 2.45. *3 59. *5.18 (Royal Limitftd)
*.',23. •'4.27. 6.35. *1.42. *10.52. v. m. Hutidftys,
*5.01. f.20. 8.50, *9.39. 50.53, *11.35, a. m . ••J.oS.
2.15. r o 59, *5.18 (Royal Limited); 6.35, *7.42,
* o'*. •lt'/)2 p. in
('liffcver, week days, 5.30. *6 50. 7 20. *8 10.
.. 2.45, •S o?. *5.26. 6 35.
Bundays. 7.*.-, c ,n-,
i.iJ, *3.59, 6.35, *7.12, 8 ftf,
. *7.42, *10.62 p.
11 A, week days, «*0l f
•9 Jt. *lu.52, 10 .Vi a.
*7 42, *10.62 p.
Id.58. *.1,36 a.
*10.52 p. m.
, 112.19,
. Sunday*, 7,20 a. u„
.,12.85 p. m.,
ex d*y*. x0.50 a.
Atlantic city.
2.35, X3 69 and xo 18 p.
I* p. m.
(Jape May. week days. xG 50 a.
Sundays. x5.0l a m
Hea Isle city,
llaltimore and Washington, week days,
.; *12.56, *2,09.
k day* only, i8 60 a. m.
"1.18. 6.55. *8.1)4, *11.01 a.
:;.4rt, *4.57, *6.20 (Royal Limited). *8.04,
•10.16, p. rn. Sunday#. *4 18. *8.04. 9.06 a.
in., *12.56. *2.09, *4.57, *6.20 (Royal Limited)
8.55. *8.04. *10.16 p. m.
Baltimore and way stations. 6 55 a. m.,
Sunday; 9.05 a. m..
.. dally
. Sundi
3.19 p.
Newark, week days. *4.18, 6.55. *8.04,
.. *12.56. 8.19. *4.57, 6.12, *lo 1#,
m. Sundays. *4.18. *8.04, 9 05 a.
12.66. *4.67. 6.66. 8 42. *10.16 p. m.
Pittsburg, week days. *8.04. a.
*10.16 p,
v
•11.01 a.
1;
n., *4 87,
1 ., *4.57,
. Sundays, *8.04, a.
•10.16 p. m.
Chicago, dally. *8.04 a. nr, *4.67 p.
Cincinnati and St. Louts, *4.18 a.
•12.56 and *10.16 p. m.; dally.
gingerly accommodation, week dnya,
'55 a. m.: 8.19. 6.10. p. m. Sundays, 9 05
tn.. 6.55, 8.42 p. m.
Landenborg accommodation, week days,
530 p. m. Sundays. 6.65 d. m.
LEAVE MARKET STREET STATION
for Baltimore, week days. 2.45 p. in.
Lnndenberg. week d{tyt, 8.40 a. m . 2.41^
5 30 p. m. Sundays 9.40 a. m , 6.65 p
LEAVE PHI LADELPHIA for
Wil
mington, week dnyn. *3 35. 6.50. *7.30. *10.26,
1100 a.
*5.30. *5.48 (Royal TJmlted), 5.56, 6 35, *7,30,
•9.40, *11.36 p. m. Sundays. *3.35. *7 30. 8 0C.
and 1100 a m . *12.20. *1 37. 1 45. *4 20,
•5 48 (Royal Limited), 6.56, *7.30, 7.40, *9 40,
. 2 15. *3.07, *4 20. 4 30,
., *12.20, *1.
M30 p. m
Pelninrvla Telephone. No, 193.
western points lower than via
- other line.
H. A MIId.ER, Fasscnger Agent. Wil
nincton. Dei.
D B. MARTIN, Man. of Pass. Tr#»- •
PURE SPICES
AT CUT PRICES.
H. R. Erioghorst, 317 Market
THE REFORM
ASSOCIATION.
A moating of the Executive com ml (too
of the Citizens Reform Associati
held Inst evening but no iutomiutiou
gurdiug the meeting «im given
The mumborship coir, lui turn of the Cltl
Ben* 1 Association is engaged in orgntiiz
tng the citizens unit tux payers of the city
who are favorable to the reform-■ move
ment, uiul have prepared for dl-trihutiou
among those wiiosa names have boon thus
far ollured the following circular letter:
"Dear .Sir; We beg to oall your utten
tloti to tue objects and purposes of tho us*
socla'lou, which are explained us follows
in article II. of the con-titu.lon:
The purpose of tho association shall bo
to promote an honest, olUcieut and
nomicul administration or municipal and
ty affairs, by inducing the citizens
uud tux payers to take a more audiee and
intelligent iuterest in such affairs; by fur
uishing an necum e and nun partisan no*
count of tho manner in which the city
and coun y me governed, and of the
duct of the public serv.ui s; by encourag
ing faiiblul uud exposing uuiailhfut per
formance of official duties, uud by advoca
ting legislation uecessury or proper for
curing these ends. Ii -hall be tho euden v
ol the association to keep a cu eful
watch over tho expenditures of public
money, tho making and performance of
contracts the purchase of supplies and ms
torial anil the proceedings of tho munici
pal tiud couuty legislative bodies; to pre
veut illegal, fraudulent or improper pay
s from the city or county treasury;
to ascertain and report, ail facts which,in
the Interest* of good government should
bo known hy the citizens of Wilmingtou
uud New Castle conuty, to invusdguie
official misconduct and u> bring to pnti
Ishineucail who in .y be parties to such
mlscouduct.
Any oltizen and taxpayer of Wilming
ton can become uu affiliated moinber of
this association by -signifying bis sym
pathy with and ugprovai ol its objects uud
purposes.
It is tho desire of the membership com*
mlttoe to place your n ;
ulliiimted inaiabe:s, und if it meets with
your approval aud jot
• name and atidiio
t hi - sheet and *eturu the s
F, Kurtz, secretary of the assuciutiou, you
will lie duly enrolled
Trusting that we may huvo your U6sist
arco uud co oporatiou, w
"Yours very respect'll ly,
Alfred l). F
Chairman Membership Committee
The committee i- anxious
application of all citizens who may de-ir
to become affiliated members.
the roll of
will kindly write
the bo tom of
to Wiillutu
mail).
ibo
PENNSYLVANIA R.R.
THE STANDARD RAIL
! ROAD OF AMERICA
PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON' 4k
BALTIMORE KAIIJtOAD.
Schedulo iu effect September 10 19C1.
Trains Leave Wilmtngeon as follows
1 For Philadelphia (express), 1.67, 3.02, 4.20,
6.20, 7.42, 7.60, 8.5o. 8.65, 8.36. 9 66. 10.11, 10.52.
11.25, 11.32. 11 45 a. m„ iW.lfl, 12.66. 1.J7,
3.00 3.11, 4 58, 5.07, G.U7, 6.30, 7.01, 7.17, 6.06,
und 9.16 p. nt.
Accommodation, 6.10, 7.10, 8.10, 11.00 a.
in . 12.30. 2.32, 4.U0, 5.25, 6.35. und 10.43 p m.
For Chester (exiires**), 1.57, 4.20. -.20, 7.12,
7.50, 8.10, 8.50, 8.66. 10.11, 11.85, 11.32, 11.46 a.
in.. 1.87. 8.t0. 4.58. 61/7 7 01 and 9.06 p. m.
Accommodation ti.iO, 7.10, 11.00, a. m.,
12 30, 2.32, 4.00. 5.26. 6.3b und 10.43 p. m
For New York (through exprsa^). 1.5..
3.02. 9.36. (Dining Car) 9.65. 10.52. 11.45 a. in.
112.16 (Dining Car). 12.56 1.37 (Dining Cm )
8.11. 6.07, *6.» (Dining Car). 7.17, and 9.11
p. m . connecting via Broad Street Sta
tion. Philadelphia, 4.20, 6.30, 7.10, 8.50. 8.35,
9.65. 10.1 a 10.52, 11.45, a. m., 12.56, 1.37. 3.00.
8.11, 4.58, 5.07, 6.07, 6.20. 7.17, 9.16 and 10.4S
For Boston without change, 10.02 a. ih,
and 7.17 p. m.
For Newark Center and Intermediate
stations, 7.33 a. m apd 6.35 p. m.
Baltimore and Waanlngton. 4.36. 800
9.10, 10.18, and 11.01 a. m., 12.05. 12.13, !l
150. 8.81, 4.(4 6.26. xH.uJ, 0.46 7.03, 7.36
8.1! p. m.. and 1.05 night.
Baltimore and Intermediate stations,
8.00, 4.41. 6.13 p. m., 12.18 night.
•e Philadelphia. Broad Street, foi
. 3.50. 7.20, 7.25, 8 82.
.. ! 12.36. 1.18.
(expfe
W'11 min
10.16, 10.20. 11.23; 11.33 a.
2.20. 3.13, 3.20. 3.29, 4.01. 4 46. 5.07. 6.26. 5.J4.
6.59, 6.05, <5,20, 6.55, 7.31, 11.26, 11.28 p.
12.20 night.
Accommodation. 6 26, 7.S0, 9.12, 10.35. n.
iu., 1.23. 3.25. 4.04, 4.49, 6.27. 8.38, 10.22,
!
11.38 p. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
For Philadelphia (express). 1.67. 3.02. 4 20
9.35. 8.55, 10 62. 11.46 a. m.. 12.66. 1.87, 3.01),
4,58. 6.07. 6.30, 7.17, 9.06 and 9.16 n. rn.
Accommodation, 7.10, 8.10. 8 56. a.
13.14. 2 00. 4.00. 6.25, 7.28. und 10.43 p.
For Chester (express). 1.67. 4.20. s*..>».
., 1.37, 3.00, 4.58, 6.07 and 9.09
11 45 a.
p
Accommodation, 710. 8.10. 8 55. ,
12 14. 2.00. 4.00. 6.26. 7.28. and 10.43 p.
For New York (through express) 1.67,
3.02. 9 35. 9 66 (Dining r.nn. 10 F.2. 11.46 u.
in.. 12.56, 1.37. (Dining Oar). 3 90, 6.07, •♦*.20.
(Dining Oar). 7.17, 9.16. p m . connecting
via Broad Street Station. Ph1!adel»~.ia.
4.20 . 7 10, 8.10. 9 36. 9.55. 11.45 h. in . 12 56.
J.37. 3.00, 4.68, 6.07, 6.20, 7.17, 9 16 and 10.43
^Fni Boston without change. 7 17 p m.
Baltimore and Washington. 4.85. 8 00,
10 18 a. m . 12 06. 12,13. l.M. 3.51. 4 f>9. 5 26,
6.^n. 6 46. 7.36. 811, p. in. and 105 night.
Unit I more and Intermediate stations,
6 13 p.
.eove Philadelphia Broad Street, for
^ ilmlngton (express). 8 60. 7.20, 11 23. 11 93.
a in. 1.18. 2.13. 8 29. 4 46. 5.07. 6 26 , 6'<5,
.. and 12.20
.. 1? IS night.
. 7.31, 8.36, 11.26, 11.28 p.
night.
Accommodation. 8 36. 9.12, 10 "5, ft.
12.29, 2.32, 6.13. 8.38. and 10.22 p. ru.
FOR THE SOUTH.
jv.—Express 6 46 p. m
Port Tampa. Augusta,
Southern Railway
dally sleep
Memphis and New Orloftn#; 7 36 p. m ,
dally, sleepers to New Orleans. Macon.
Memphis. Nashville, via Asheville and
Dot Rprlngs
Atlantic Coast
Line —Express 12.13 p m.
'hnrieston. Macon, and
nr. daily, sleepers
!
dally, sleepers lo <_
Port Tampa; j.05 h
Richmond and Jacksonville.
Chesapeake A Ohio Railway sil p
dining
• and sleepers
dally,
natl.
Seaboard Air Line Railway.—Expre.'
. dnllv. slee
New Orleans,
and Mctropo
daily, sleepers
4 35 a
and .Tacksonvill#. '
litun Limited," 4 09
to Jacksonville and
f^loridti
Atlanta.
DEL\WARK DIVISION.
For New Cast)#, 8.13 a m.. 3 03, 4 02 and
6.58 p m , weak days.
For Ii«we*,8.18 a ni.. 4.02 p m . week day*.
For Reb^both 8 13 a m., Tuesday*, Thursdays
and Saturday* on'.T.
For Dover. Harrlng'on and Pelmar.
8.13. 10.68 a. nr, 4 02. 6.58. and 12.11 p. m.
Surtday. 12.11 p —
For Wyoming
nr. week days.
Express for Pane Charles. Old Point
Comfort and Norfolk. 10 68 a. in., week
days and 12.11 night dally.
and way stations, 3.03 p.
FOIt THE WEST
TRAINS LEAVE BROAD STREET STA
TION, PHILADELPHIA.
8.40 a. rn., daily, Pittsburg, Chicago, Cin
cinnati, Louisville and St. Lout.#. (Din
ing Car).
10 25 a
cago, (No coaches
Red to two Buffet Parlor Cars.
32.PO p. m , dally. "Limited" Pittsburg.
Chicago. Cleveland. Toledo, Cincinnati,
LouiwWto and Ht. Louis. (Dining C
m . dally, Pittsburg and Cleveland
m. daily, Pittsburg. Chicago, Nash
(via Cincinnati), Indianapolis, and
St Louis. (Dining Car.) »
8 25 p. m . Pittsburg, Columbus,
dlnnnpolin. Louisville nnd St. Louis
ni dally, Pittsburg and Chicago;
for Toledo, except Saturday.
dnllv, Pittsburg, Cincinnati,
.. dally, for Pittsburg and Chi
Pittsburg) Llm
12.26 p.
4.30 p
vllle
In
S5n p
11.06 p
ami ''lev-eland.
11.20 P
daily. TMttflbunr. and f'hlcagn.
dnllv f7>r Knoxville, via
Valley Route; for Cleveland, except Sat
urday.
Shennndoah
FOR BUFFALO
■•Via Emporium Junction, fi.30 a.
. daily.
aatgiia. 8.30 a.
, except ButimlHY, and 11.20
i., and
Via ('
., week days,
8 50
daily.
(•) Congressional Limited Express All
Vestibule Parlor Curs and Plnln
No extra fare other thf
eharge
(!) Limited Express
Cars, Vesttbut*
Dining Car No extrn
The Wilmington Transfer Company will
call for and check baggage from hotels
l
the
Pull
Vestibule Parlor
Coaches and
aesen
si dances.
For further Information passenger#
referred to the ticket agent at the station
J B HUTCHINSON.
' General Manager.
J R WOOD
General Pass Agt.
BEST FOR THE
BOWELS
haven't a regular, houltby movement of tbe
bow He every day. youi'c ill or will bo. Keep your
boweU open, ni.1 bo well Force, In tho ahapeof vio
lent physio or pill poison, fa dunaevons. The smooth
ext, oaaloDt. inont j>orl«vt w»y ur keeping lbe boweift
clear and dean id to take
If
CANDY
CATHARTIO
hW
EAT 'EM LIKE CANDY
Plea-4a.il. 1'nlatatite. Potent. Tilt
Never Sicken, Weaken
AdTe H ®
iTIRLtNO IlkXruY COSPaNT, CHIC'ICO or
. r.oOooi,
booklet on
free £Xl.'°'
1
TOM.
KEEP YOUR BLOOD CLEAR
Steamboat Line.
Steanwm l-ity of Chester and Brandy,
wine,
Schedule In affect. .September 0.
Steamer leaves fourth strn d wharf daily,
(Sundays Included/ a t T.JO, 10.30a m. aiull.1#
and 4. Hip. u
!,roves
Philttdeliiliia fr
Pier K,north abov'
i JU and lu la a. tu.aud l.dj aud
* E OFFRU FJR HALE THE FOLLOW.
1st Mortgage Gold
\\
Bonds;
Syracuse (N. Y.,1 Rapid Transit Railway
Bonds.
New Orleans (La. 1 Light!
Youngstown & bhar
Bonds.
Also Wilmington & N'ortliorn R, R. Coll ab
end I rust 4 p
ug Co. Bonds.
Railway uud Light
Bonds.
#stie County B 1 a per c
I'arliculurs
Bo n da.
App.icutiou
II
L. Evans & C<
Tankers and Brokers.
WILMINGTON, DEL.
2-linoeod
-PUBLIC SALE.
(»f real estate, Will
t the Court House, iu
-old
j city of Wilmmg*
public sals
SATURDAY, OCT. 19, 1001.
at 6 o'clock p. in.
following desorded
iniUKton, Del.:
No. 1-Beginning at the corner formed by
westerly aide of Fifth
tho eaateriy side of 5larylai.il
avenue; thence southerly by said side of Fifth
uvruue bO feet to a corner, thence westerly
piviulllel wl h Maryland nvcuuo 'ii feet to au
•!y parallel with
aforesaid side ai
Maryland aveuue and thereby easterly 24 fe^R
to the place of loginning, be
thereof what they may
6o-2—Beginning at the corner formed by
the northeasterly aide of
the sout herly side of Mary
estate in Wil
the lutersci-li
uvt-nue
Fi
avenue
coiiumhs
thr tillt*l'»rri ion
Sixty avenue wi
laud avenue; thence by the said nortfaenater
fe«t *o a cornert
thence easterly parallel with Maryland
mie 24 feet to another corner;thence north
avenue 80 feet to th«
Ataryluud avenue ami
.sixill avenue
orly paniilcl with ?
said southerly side
thence I hence thereby westerly 24 fc#l to tba
place of beginning,
what they may.
No. 3—With four [3] three story brick
In uses thereon eroded known as Nos. 2. 4. 6,
8 Sixth avenuo. Beginning at a point
westerly side of Six
the c
ten ta fliererof
th#
ill avenue Ht the distune#
the southerly skin
a* southerly by
:nue8J feet lo it
■esterly parallel with Mary
Westeilv *
a v*iu lie;
-ixth
oiu u«r;
laud avenuo 1 ,U feel to another corner :thence
northerly p.,rulk
to uuother
le! with Marvin
side of b'xth avenue uud lhe | lace of beg
Sixth avenu# to feet
mid thence eastealy puial
uvonuoluJ feet to tlie said
Tlifse houses will be sold separately, Lot#
day
Condiiions of aalowillbc announced
Itimcoi sale.
ANSIE DAVIS, Trustee.
Apply to Lllhurn ('bandler,
iOli aim ket ttroot, Wil.,
* #7-41 y *
PUBLICS ALE
public iui«
ije
ml
Of rca
WbDNlSDAY. OCT. 8
I, 1901,
the premises brick d welling#, known
Ni a. #51 uud 8 It ( hut ch uti Oct in thu city
I'Oiuiuciiie ut i
o' Wilmiugton.
lock p. ni.
•has# money
-1(1 per c
be paid when uroparty !•* ■
bulioice of
I*
tu k off by
•e mouey
.iO'tti day of October
mm ply with t «
forfeit the 10 per cent
bid
P.iO!. l'uroiiaser# failing
above conditions,
paid on day of sale, liy order of
i:t*s of Hluabeth Huliu. dneeaaed
ItOBKUT L\ Fit AIM.
for Devin* es
At'.or
K. C. Stidham, Aut/
PUBLIC SALK
Will be sold
dri v« yard. Mill Ur
MONDAY. OCT. 21st, 18)1
at 1 o'clock p. in.,
public
Hoik easts
. Dei .
00 head nf nows. Among them wil
high cl in* f it. sh c
f*-e.i«r», bulls, and 1
shoal-). 30 head from
delivered in Pennsylvania will be tested)
a. 1 In(created 1 n t h#
HpriUsers, hairorn.
4)
fi eu 12 o'cl»
)'NEAL BROS.
J. H. Slaughter. A...
Lllife P. llioks. Clerk.
)5-t#
PUBLIC SALK.
Of fresh cows. The subscriber will
public sale ut tlie Ontreville Hotel. Chrlstt*
«uu Hundred, Delaware
THURSDAY, OCT. 24. 1901,
at 1 o'clock pi in.
fresh cow#, «pringer#
PuniiHTlvauta will
WM. 11. K LA IK.
oU-t#
40 hfild of c
faeilern. Cuttle going
be tested.
F. C. Slidlium, Auc.
Administratrix' Sale.
Will be sold at public sale of No. 411 Mar-
ket atm t on FR1D \Y moralug. Oct 18. IfMl,
at 111 o'floik. a full lino of parlor, btdruom
uud dining room furniture . among th# lot r..w
-r.ics carpets. I claw foot mahogany aofa.
some mahogany antique table# und chair#, 1
mahogany sideboard uud nunjr other antiav-
pieefs. The above pro party must be soldi
cloae tbe estate.
Maggie McDonnell.
A(lm. of Robert MoDoiiucll, De. d,
2-15-16-16
F. C. Pt dlium, Auc.
PUBLIC SALL.
Of Pousihold good#. IMll be hold »t N^
407 W ret seventh street, on THt. B8DAY.
o'clock, a full line of good fur
tfr.ttex, bedroom uud
i
turnltur#, 1 Uue bookc
bod-d i*u
noiltivc
• si; HAM.
viirputa
t 1
I kitchen atensi-'
1 . »
cr.
r.D'lt

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