The Evening Journal from Wilmington, Delaware • Page 9

THE EVENING JOURNAL, MONDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1907. TRANSPORTATION HELP WANTEDFEMALE, i EDUCATIONAL ...1 SHERIFF'S SALES. I REPAIR WORK PAPER HANGING I THIS HUSBAND NOT rrriL' ivt WTNrlTr.M War PAPITHi' 5, IW ii I ou. 705 orange will paper rooms 82.50 up. On all bills leas than 810 Hon 12.50 un LAWN MOWERS sharpened, rubhes tires for baby coaches, wringers and our-pet sweepers Impaired.

JOHN Hi 'If WF.lZEIt, 625 West Front S'. Roth a-tf LIKE ENOCH ARDEN Baltimore Ohio R. Bchedule Jn effect Juno 2, 1907. Trains Leave Delaware Avenue Station WILMINGTON, DEL Pally Da-Uy except Sunday. I Sun 4'iiW YOiUC and the East, 2.26.

"5.21 8.J8, fU.l'J, 111.85 a. 11.26, 3.J0. "Atoyal Limited," N.42, U.og p. m. PHILADELPHIA, 2.2tl, t30 (I Mi), tt.w, (local), t.uo.

18.18. ti.U (10. oil), l.3, SU.08 (local), 1S.I5 (local) tin. tans a. m.

n.ai, ta.uo aU. itai, (local), t4.M (lotittl), D.17 Limited'" tii.lW (local), tJ.OO, 7.0& (local), "I.U, (local), 11.00 p. m. CHESTER, t6.30 (local), 16.40, 7.20 Octal, 18.09, 18.15. 18.34 (local), 9.38, 111 (local), t9.55 (looal), 511.86 a.

tUB. a.05 (local), 54 (local), 14.87 (local), 1.i0. local), t7.uo, 17.05 (looulj, 'BALTIMORE WASHINGTON, M. ,18.60, a. 1.05, 2.59, 4.47, 16.60, hl.44 ''Royal Limited," 3.ua.

p. m- BALTIMORE Bnd Way Stations 17,00, 18.49 a. 13.18. 85.58 p. m.

NEWARK, N.65, 17.00. $8.49, 18.89 tl2.40, t.Otf, 13.15, 15.60, 55.68, 17.00. O.O'J, mSINOKKLY. 17.09, 58.49, t8.50 (Epr') a. 112.40.

13.15, 15.50 (Express), LANDENBUHG and way stations, 10. a. te.oo 57.25 v. m. til rfA PITTSBURG.

10.4H a. i.47,,f 6.44 "Royal Limited," 9.54 p. rn. CHICAGO. 4.S5, a.

2 B0 p. CINCINNATI. 8T. LOUIS 1'OULv VlLLK. 4,55 a.

nw Del, Ave. Dclmarvia Te A. Tel. 1422-A. City llcket or Market street, D.

A. Tel. ldS-A, Jf marvla Tel. 2195. Miller.

Travettns Paasenger Agen' BUSH LINE, Freight iectsivea ior' all glvea peiB- na. attention, aud torw-u-d pwnpt at lowest rtuea aud by bo rfcutaa. Boats leave both W'llinmgtoiv4d Philadelphia at 6.00 p. m. daily.

Sunday ex "Cuugh rates and' bills of lading t- W. BUSH A'SONS Upier i North Wharvw. P'n; French Street TLJ WILSON, tlNE. PASSENGER AND FREIGHT LINE FOR PHILADELPHIA. Iron Steamers "Brandywine" and "City of Leave Wilm on "and 10.30 week-days and Sunday a at 4.

Ml4 l.w Biindays only, 7.00 p. m. s- HORACE WILSON, Gen'l Manager. Queen of Summer, Trips Merchants Miners Trans. Co.

Steamship Lines. PHILADELPHIA TO BOSTON. BALTIMORE TO BOSTON AND rilOVIDENCE VIA NORFOLK AND NEWPORT NEWS. Most dosirable route to Jamestown Exposition. Accorrrmodatlen and cuisine the best.

Bond for tour book. P. CORIA. O. F.

LUCAS, Baltimore. Md. Philadelphia. Pa, P. TURNER, Pass.

Traf. General Meet: Baltimore. CUT RATES TO EUROPE Now is your chance to go abroad. Present rates may not last long-Consult 30HN CRAIG. 1013 Market St.

Steamsh Tickets and Foreign Drafts A. WILMINGTON Ferry Co. Steamer Ulrica. Fall tune table In effect sept, jo, ijji, week-days. S.no and 8.00 p.

m. Leave Pennserove, 10.00 a. tn. and 6 p. m.

Leave s.tO a. 3.00. (TOO and 1O.30 P. m. Leave Pennsgrnve, 10.00 e.

5.00 and i.iw p. m. ixnw a a mid i '3d n. m. IUI1, oummj'.

Leave Pennsgrove, 10.30 a. m. and 6.C0 r. HOTELS HOTEL pa ST, DENIS5 BROADWAY AND UTH STREIT NEW YORK C1T. Within Easy Ae of Erery Point of Interest.

Half Blort from Diautea' walk ot Sbopplog Dlutrlct. NOTKD TOR: Eiwllcnee of Culalne. Oom-. fort Me Appolntmnitf. Cflurtcons Ser- Tics ana Borne like Surroundings.

ROOMS $1.53 PER DAY AND EUROPEAN PLAN. Table d'Hote Breakfast SOc WM.TAYLOR&SON.Inc. ALSO BOTFX AR TISIQCE. liroadnny 83rd Street. Where Did You Get That Steak? i 1 -J.

J' 1 '1' ft. L. I "1 L- i fa- Ft 2 -I i til. i jfij WWW fc AjWsrVrVa.i.i'liiir WANTED Cooks, chambermaids, girls i WANTU.D coon. chaniBermiuos, gins for housework, help for country.

Gorman 1 lnV WKv Madlaon St. Wurkot Bt. oiiMt WANTED A half-Krown girl for iron- 'l housework. Apply 217 V. lOlli St.

OJl-ill WANTED A girl, 414 East Third struct, s-vlni GIRLS WANTED White and colored, good -cooks and for general housework, f'jrulsh references. Three good house men want work, colored Apply Mrs. M. Crop, per Employment Office, 835 Windsor St. Phone 415H sl3-lm HELP WANTED MALE WAWTPH Marine Engineers firstf second, third assistant engineers' license for ocean steamers.

Permanent positions, good wages. Apply H. B. Vansciver, Division Superintendent. Merchants' Miners' Transpor tation Company, Pier 18, South Philadelphia, Pa.

WANTED Freight car carpenters, truckmen, rip track and pneumatic hammer men, good wages, steady work, no trouble, new shop Just starting operations. Corns prepared to, go to work or apply by letter to Crawford Locomotive Car Sireator, HI. od-Ct CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS will soon be held In every state. Full in formation nnd ipiesttnns recently used by the eniiiniw.idoii flee. Columbian curies- ponilenee Col.ege, Washington, D.

C. OH-31-27 113. SALESMAN WANTED Soil retail trade your $ii5 per month and expenses to start or eonnnksHlon. fcxiicr.eiice unnecessary, Hcrmltiamun Cigar Toledo Ohio, oll-lt WANTED A good slso colored buy (o work round a store. Apply with refer ence.

Topk Sons. o5-tf WANTEIV-Four salesmen to oome to Baltimore nnd sell goods on straight salary or cimmlsa'sn. Call or write io Room 4u9 Equltabio Baltimore, Md. Jyi3-tt SHERIFF'S SALES SHERIFF'S BALE BY VIRTUE OF A writ of Venditioni Exponas, to me directed, will be exposed to public sule lit the court house, on Market street, between Tenth and Eleventh streets. In ll.o cty of Wilmington, Saw Castle county, Delaware, ON THURSDAY.

THE 21ST DAY OF OCTOBER, 1907, At 10 o'clock the following described real esdute. vis: No, 1, All tho undivided one-half teifst In that certain lot or piece of land with the butldinirs thereon erected, situ ate In the city of Wilmington, eoiin.y oi New Castle and state of uuiaware, oounu-rd and described as follow, to Wit: Beginning at a point on the westerly sde of West street, between Front and Seci ml streets, nt the distance or feet from the southerly side of Sec. ond street, nt corner of land formerly of Juntos M. Williams; thence by said side of West street south Ihlrty-lwo do gl ees west seventy-eight feet ght inches to a stake, a corner of land now or ale ef Francis nnd Hanson Uomn son; thence by the last mentioned 'and north fifty-eight degrees west and cross-na an alley ninety-seven feet eight In ches to a slake, a corner of land uue of Thomns Stephens, deceased, on the west-erly side ot said alley eight feet six Inches wide; tihence by the westerly side of alley and land late of the sa Thomas Stephens, deceased, north thirty-two do gives east seventy-live feet eight Inch a to a slake; thenee by tho upper end of said alley smith fifty-eight degrees east eighty feet Inches to a stake; thence north thirty-two degrees east, continuing by said S'eohen's bind three feet to a stnke, ond thence south fifty-eight degrees east eighty-nine feet to the place of beginning, with the free use and tn lvl ese of th snld alley In common with others entitled thereto forever. No.

2. All that certain lot or piece of Innd situate In ald ty of W-'lmlngtnn bounded end described as follows: Beginning at a point on tho northerly side of Twelfth Street, betwe-n Bowers and Dure streets, at the distance of three hundred and seventy-seven feet easterly from the easterly aide of Bowers thenee northerly parallel with Bowers street sixty feet to a corner; thence sisterly parallel with Twelfth street twenty-three feet to a corner; thenee southerly parallel with Bowers street sixty lVt to the. aforesaid side of Twelfth street, and thence thereby westerly twenty-threo fei to the place of beginning. Seised and taken in exee-utlon as the property of Patrick Fahey, and to be sold by HENRY STAFFORD, Sber ff. Sheriff's Ofllce, Wilmington, 1 tela ware, Octoberll.

107. ol2.14-n-2l.;4. SHERIFF'S SALE-RY VIRTUE OF A writ of Alias Levari Facias, to me directed, will be exposed to public sale at the hotel in the village of Christiana, New Castle county, Delaware, i ON MONDAY, THE 2STH DAY OF OCTOBER, 1907, At 11 o'clock a. the following described real estate, vlsr All those two tracts or parcels of land situate In Pencader hundred, New Castle county and stnto of Delaware, bounded and described one tract lis follows: Bounded by the souilierly side of Christiana creek by lands now or lato of William Insklpt, by lands now or lnte of James Ogram, by kind now or late ef Wllltnm Curlolt. bv land now or late of Barney Reybold, by road between Diy-oil's and Cooch's Mills, containing 117 acres.

141 perches and 47-100 perches. Seized and taken In execution as the property of Michael J. Reedy, mortgagor, und to be sold by HENRY STAFFORD, Sherif. Sheriff's Ofllce, Wilmington. Delaware, October 9, 1007.

SHERIFF'S SALE-RY VIRTUE OF A writ of Venditioni Exponas, to mo directed, will be exposed to public sale at the Gilpin House, New Castle, Castle county. I Ma ware, ON TUESDAY. THE JOTH DAY OF OCTOBER, MoT, At 10 o'clock a. the following deseribi'd real estate, viz: All that certain farm or tract of land situate tn Mill Creek hundred, county of New Cactle nd Slate of Delaware, more particularly bounded ond described as follows, to wit: Beginning In tho middle of a public rond hading to Milltowii, opposite a stone nt a corner of John Richardson's land; thence with the middle of said road south eighteen degrees west eight perches and five-tenths; thence by a new line dividing off a small portion from this tract south seventy-woven degrees east thirty-seven perches to the line of land of tho heirs of Aqiillla Nebeker; thence by slid line south fourteen degrees east thirtv- one perches to a corner of Jamea Dorinv'a In ml: thence bv the same along tile tot or middle of a ditch bunk, the several courses or winnings inereor, mxry-tme. tiereben to the middle of the nnd a 'ore- said; thence with the middle of the same south seventy-one degrees west ten per-dies and south 'tlfty-seveii degrees went lll'iy-elght perches to the line of Jos-ph Wo'llastnn's land; thence by his Innd north seven and a half degrees west one hundred and forty-oiin perches lo a stone, a eornerof John Richardson's land aforesaid; thence by tho same north one anil threo-qiin iter degrees oust forty-two perches and south forty-nine mid a half decree east one hundred and th'rty perches lo the place of liegliuilng, ci ntalnlng seventy-two ncrort.

Seized and taken In execution fi the property of Lewis B. Morrow, administrator of Robert McF.irllu, deceased, and Robert D. Morrow, nnd John W. Mitchell, trustees apiKi'nled by Hie chancellor Under the deed Of Robert McFarlln and June McFarlln, Ills wife, and tt's, and to lie sold by HENRY STAFFORD, Sheriff. Sheriff's Office, Wilmington.

D-'awaro October 10, 1907, 012-14-17-21-24 28 Notice la I Young man, listen! have an eduofa- tional course In tm Of the most re- putable schools in the country which I will sell you cheaply. You may think you can get through this world without brains and knowledge, but your're mis- taken. Educate your Brains. Don't be tha Jack Horner of your town, (let educated. The course 1 have for aale well worth Investigating.

Aaaress Box. 10KL REAL ESTATE FOR SALE FOR SALE House, Lots, Manufaotur. log Sites, Farms and buslnass proposi-tiuna of all kinds. We ntaka tirni to Purchasers. Rents colleotod, monthly fr.

Plated. We sell ire, ute Aooldent, Health, Plata Glass "1fh' Insurance. If you wdsh to trade, tall or buy, consult ur Tl McBVlLLY Oni Fourtl1 Bt Wilmington, Del. OUR BUSINESS COVERS fcVEKY JM-eod-tf ATB UMON. Anm5 8mn of 20 acres.

Mrhn. ML Cuba! ClavmontVHMr'Ure' Jery chrvaP- vZZk -a I on Highlands, (Brln. fl to $20 per front foot Both railway lines, gas, water, sewers, tiaes; beln Also soma house f0r rent or ia9, bljlld William Draper Rrlnckle, 3u7 Equitable Building. jy8-eod-tf FOR SALE A amnll rnpm(r within ten minutes walk of Mt Cuba sta-lion on Lamloihiii-a. i.

mill w. liai toad, Good ground, truit of all kinds, ii mi tirln Wttlor- Bt0" I fenalred and In good front and side porches, pump KW(1 watep )n KooA oarn, corn crib, chicken house, alt necessary out bnlbtinrro hn in nttmo rr 34 'eilr'. reason for sell, ing, change of business, if old soon will ft Apply to Thomas H. Marshal on n. -p.

i. i. shall, Ktall 65, city market, lilH ni.w.-tf FOR BALE We have a number of building lots on the west side, suitabi for small houses, which can bo bought at low prices. Somo will exchange -for improved property. Apply WILMINGTON TRUST Tenth and Market Sts, FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-Dwelllng With nine rooms and bath: nil ennvnnl.

ences, for one or two smaller bouses. Ap- piy 2.1 South Clayton St. sl3-lm FOR ALE Tho factory at Delaware avenue and Scott street recently nceu. pled by JI, A. Helnol Co.

Building 30x60 with 0-horse power gus engine and luO feet shafting. Apply Wilmington Trust. Tenth ond Market Sta DWELLINGS Madison street, near Tenth, 11 rooms, bath, port lies J63C3 Adams street, near Eleventh, 10 rooms bath, porch 43oj Eighth street, near Monroe, 7 rooms, bath 2800 Jefferson street, near Twenty-third, rooms, bath, porch 2100 Linden street, near Franklin, 7 room.t, bath lefl Eighth street, near Union, 6 rooms, bath, porch 1200 LUF10N CO. NO. 1 W.

EIGHTH ST REAL ESTATE FOR RENT. FOR RENT Six-room house and stable for three horses and two wagons. Apply to J. 1802 Rising Sun Lane. o8-t ROOMS FOR RENT.

FOR RENT Two rooms and bath, furnished for light housekeeping, 810 Lancaster Ave. o8-tf WANTED Occupant for two second story rooms, single or communicating, ii private family, near Twelfth and Wash, logton streets. D. A 8126. o3-tf WANTED Young man or two young men for third story front room over Washington street bridge.

Good home for tho right person. Addresa, Hoio Evening Journal Ofllce. ol-tt ROOMS FOR RENT-Furaislied or unfurnished. 1124 King St a2S-lru FOR RENT Nice large front room for two with or without board. 7Q2 West St s23-lm FOR RENT Flat, five rooms, bath, steam heat.

Apply Thomas Green, 109 Eighth St. aT-tf FOR RENT Front rsoms, furnished with use of bath. US East Seventh sL a28-tf GIRARD 806, S07 and 809 Ri9 ft, Phlla, deiphla. Rooms, 25, 85, eoc. Gentlemen snJa m28-l BUSINESS CARDS.

LOOK! LOOK! LOOK! Whitewashes carpet clearing, kahom Inlng, sodding, etc. Bie VALTinn REDDING, SIS King slreet. Leava orderg on slate. D. and A.

Phone, J5'J8-A. oll-eod-lm WALL RUMEU Heaters and Ranges. Rooting nnd Spouting. Ronairng promptly attended to. Phone, D.

and EtiBS. No. 820 Shipley St. WALL PAPERS-We have removed ta N. W.

corner FtfOh and Jefferson where we will be pitted to show our stock of wall papers; high and low grades new designs und colorings; estimate! given; work guaranteed. Established li years. Both phones. s9-2m FORBES ft FOR SALE. FOR SALE Rambler auto at a bargain.

Reason for selling, going West. Ap-ply 2133 Pennsylvania Avenue. Phona .4527 A. 2S-tf "FOR SALE-Clothlng $3 to $5 less than llarket it. prices.

J. EDW. REYNOLDS lb 100 W. 8ixth st. Full line Men, Boys' and Children's Clothing.

FOR SALE A lot of locust fence postsj also apples and pears from my own orchard; nine mllos from Wilmington. Ap-ply to John Johns, State Road P. D. and A. 1-6.

'FOR SALE A few R. Rhode Island Red Cockerels. Good stock. Apply to No, 2914 W. Second St.

ol2-3t WANTED WANTED L. C. SMITH "VISIBLE" TYPEWRITER conveniences are unequal, led. Machines rented, CHAS. (.

GUYER, Court Stenographer, 'Phone 1283. 826 Market St. VmnTeD, FURNITURE -Your entiri household, also office furniture, antiques; If you have furniture In storage I will buy and pay you cash, more than any dealer; estimates given free; all transactions confidential; don't sell until you get my casih offer, no matter how large the amount. Write or 'phone. D.

and A. Phone 6719; Automatic, 2348. none 'cuAura HURLOCK, I Seventh, and Poplar 81, mJ7-8m ANTED -Highest prices paldTor 'iii geld end sliver, broken jgWeliT. M. A IU R13.

126 Market St J-Ijf SHKHIKP'8 SAt.E-BY VIKTUB OF A Wr.t ot Levari FucIiim, to ins cUulUg U'lM 1m Int. lis linlilln wftUl til I hfl. 'eoiirt nu Market between Tenth und Eleventh streets, in the el.y ot wiiiiuiigtun, Kew tastia county, ihu-aware, ON SATURDAY, THE CGTH DAY OK OCTOBER, 11W7, At 10 o'clock a. the following described real estate, v'a: A that certain tnut or niece of land or tavern property, situate at Ceniroville, In Christiana hundred, county of New Castle and Htuie of Dcluwaie, bounded and described ai fol ows. to w.ts 1 Hwlntilnir a stone a corner of John KltiMiun'M land in a line of Memum Reed's lunls; thenco with sahl Kitchen's north mty-rour degrois wist forty newms atnl two-tenths to a corner chestnut tree; mence tKirth seventy-nine degrees and twenty, nihiuten.

east thlity-lour perches and iinn-tenth to a mulberry tree a cor ner ot said land and or tho widow Gould a land; thence by ald Gould' kind liortli seventeen degrees und I'urtv-liiur tieiehes and three-tenths to a stone, a corner e.f land late of Aaron Harliin; thence by sa Harlan's hind north sixty-live degrees! and ton minutes west forty-two perches and six-tenths to a stone In the middle of the rimd leading trim tVntrevllln to- waru winiam Twaddelrs; thence along the fame south four decrees wet nlnetv- one perches to the m'ddlo of tho Winning. ion anil hennett Turnpike Road; theime along the samo In the middle thereof south twenty-four degrees and ten mill-utes east fourteen parches and tlve-tenths; thence by land of the aald Mer-rlam Reed's north nTty-foiir rleirin nnrf fifteen cast nine perches and iwo-iemns 10 a totie ana south thirty three degrees and forty-flve minutes cast thirteen nerohea and flve-tentlm In the plaee of beginning, contnlnlnir twentv-sl acres, three-iiuarters and seven perches or iana. Also nil that certain tavern nrnnprtv anil land adjoining, situate In Centrville, Chrlstiuna hundred, county and. atato aforesaid, hounded and described as fol. lows, to wit: B-Klniilng at a stone on the northeast side of Kennett road, a corner now or late of Amos Nichols' land; thenee by the same north seventy-five degrees east suventy-elght perches and one-tenth to a slcri" tn th-j line Cromwell B.

Monro's mint; thenee by the same south five de grees east two perches and e'ght-tentlis to ni'ddln of said rond leading to Twail'lell's Mills; thenee with the middle or sam ronu soma lonv-tnreu anu a half degrees west torty-iilno perches and six-tenths to a stone in the line of the heirs of liebi-eca Todd's land; thence eighty-five degrees west one perch and six-tenths to a stone nd south thirty-six and threo-miarter degrees west nineteen perches and five-tenths tn a stone in the Kennett Turnpike Rojid; thenee by the same north twenty-eight degrees west fourteen perches and c'ght- tenths and north twenty-six and a hnlf degrees west twenty perches and slx-tenths to the place of beginning, contain, ing seven acres and one hundred six perches of land, and reserving thereout always nevertheless those two lots or pareels of 'nrd, belmr parts of the aforesaid described premises, which was heretofore sold and convened hv Ezekial lia'lcy. the then owner of the same one of wbh contains three-ouar-ters of an acre, tho other contnirlng one-quarter of nn ecre, making together one acre of land, with the npnurtenarcs to each respectively belonging to George W. Lmeaster. Seized and taken In exeentlon as the property of George W. Lancaster, and to be sold bv HENRY STAFFORD, Pheriff.

Sheriff's Office, Wilmington. De'awnre October 9, 1WT. olO-l SHERIFF'S SALE BY VIRTUE OF A writ of Levari Facias to me dlrecie.t, will be exposed to Public Sale, at the Court House, on Market street, b. twecn Tenth and Eleventh streets, in the city of Wilmington, New Castle county, Del. aware.

ON THURSDAY, THE 17TH DAY OF OCTOBER, 1507, At 10 o'clock a. the following described red estate, viz; All that certain lot of kind with the two-etoiy brick dwelling tie eon cr cie I. t-tiate In the city of Wilmington, New driunty and State of Delaware, Bounded and described as follows, to wit: Bo. Inning at a pol.il on ie porthweste'. ly ide of Twenty-second ftreet at the distance of ninety-four feet six Inches westerly from the westerly side of Spruce street; thnco northerly patallel to fcpruc? street ninety-seven feet to tho side of a three et wide alley ng Into Spruce street; thence westerly paral.el Twenty-second street fifteen ne inches; thence southerly parallel to Spruce street ninety-seven feet to the northerly side of Twenty-second street, and thence thereby easterly fifteen feet nine Inches to the place of beginning.

Be the contents thereof what thev may, with th? fie- use, and privilege of sa'd alley In common with others entitled thereto forevrr. Seized and taken tn exeeut on ns the nf James S. Caldwell, mnrtgigrr, and to be yold by HENRY STAFFORD, Sher'ff. Sheriff's 0 lice, Wllniingtt Delawaie, October 2. IX'7.

O2-5-7-10-14-W SHERIFF'S SALE BY VIRTUE OF A writ of Levari Facias to me directed, 11 be exposed to Public Sale, at the Court Home, on Market street, between Tenth and Eleventh streets, in the city of Wilmington, New Castle county, Del. aware, ON THURSDAY, THE 17TH DAY OF OCTOBER, 1907, At o'clock a. the following described real estate. xz: All that certain lot of land with the three-story br'ck bouse 'the. eon.

erects 1, situate in the city of Wilmington, New Castle county and Stite of Delaware, known as No. 1S21 Pine ptre.er, ar.d described as follows tnwil; IVilnning at a point on the westerly side Pine street at the distance of sixteen feet southerly from the southerly de of Twenty-second street, nnd at the middle of the brick division wall betwern the house on this lot and the one adjoining on the north; thence westerly parallel to Twenty-second street and putiirg through the middle of said wall ne y-seven feet to the easterly side of a tr.ree-fect wide al'ey communicating with a four feet wide alley leading Into Pine street; thenco nitherly rarallel to P. re street, sixteen feet; thence easterly parallel to Twentv-second street, and palns through the middle of tho brick v'slon wall between the house on this lot and the one adjoining on thn souih ninety, seven feet to the westerly side of Pins street, and thence thereby northerly sixteen feet to the place of beginning, be the rontenls thereof what they may. With the free use nnd privilege of said alleys in common with others entitled thneto forever. Seized and taken In execution ns tho property of James S.

Caldwell, mortgagor, and to be sold by HENRY STAFFORD, Sheriff. 'Sheriff's Office, Wilmington, Delaware, October 2, 1907. 2-5-7-10-14-16 SHERIFF'S SALE PY VIRTUE OF A writ of Levari Facias to me diieeled, will be exposed to ptibllo Sale, at tne Court House, on Market street, between Tenth and Eleventh streets. In the city of Wilmington, Nfw Castle county, Del- ON THURSDAY, THE 17TH DAY OF OCTOBER, 1907. At 10 o'clock n.

the following described re il estate, v's: All that certain lot or plroo of land wUh a two-story I ck dwelling hereon oieit' known us No. 504 East Ninth street, situate In the cliv of Wilmington, county rf New Castle and Stnto nf Injvaro bound-t'd and described as follows, IleiMnnlng at a point on the. southerly g'de of Ninth street Ht the of nnv-two feet easterly from the tasCrly side, of Lombard street; thence southerly parallel with Lombard sir and passing through the division wall between thH house and the house adjoining on the east one hundred and thirteen feet end three Inches to a corner; thence westerly parallel with Ninth street elhleei fei to a corner; thence northerly parallel wt'i Lomb'inl street nnd pnsslng through ti middle of an "Hey two feet nnd six Inches wide between this Iioush and the louse ndlolnlcg on the west one hundred 6nil thirteen feet and three Inche in the. aforesaid side of Ninth street and thence thereby easterly eighteen foer to the phuv of beginning, be the content thereof what they "may. With the use und privilege of the' above mentioned alley In comim Willi others entitled thereto forever.

Seised 'and taken In execution as tho properly of Edwin Kershaw ami Llda A. Kershaw, hlfl wife, mortgagor, and bo sold by HENRY STAFFORD. Sher IT. Sheriff's Ofllce, Wilmington, Dcluwaie, October I 1''7. 2-5-7-10-14-16 for dlseiiuiit of 5 ner cunt, will be allowed On all hills of HO or more, a discount ot 10 per cent, will b.

allowed, Batlsfsetloo uuaranicru um an wurn. ROOFING" AND SPOUTING. WM, K. W1LL1AMH 821 Omng St, Rouflng, Spoutlngr nnd Heating. Mainl and composition roofing Hot Air heat.ng and ventilating.

Repair, ttig promptly Phones. a2ll-ly SHERIFF'S SALES. BIIKRIFF'S VIUTUK OF A writ of Levari Facias to me directed, will be exposed to Public Sale, at the Court House, on Market hti'iet, lietw en Tenth and Eleventh streets, in tho city of vvilmliiKion, New Castle county, Delaware, ON SATURDAY, THE 20T1I DAY OF OCTOBER, 1P07. At o'clock a. the following desei Hind rent i stnte.

All hat certain lot or piece of laud with the. two-stury br'ck house thereon erected, slluiilo In Hiu e.lv nf Wlliiilngtiin county and Statu aforetald, boundud and described as follows, to wt: Beginning tt a point on the easterly side Of Lincoln street nt thn distance of eighty teet souilierly from too southerly sloe of Gilpin avenue being likewise a comer ior limits or rtitiip 'lyie, tnence eusuiny parallel with Gilpin avenue seventy-seutn feet to a corner, thenca southerly parallel with Lincoln street sixteen foot eight Inches to a corner; thenee westerly parallel with Gilpin avenue seventy-seven feet to the said easterly skin of Lincoln street, and thence thereby northerly sixteen feet, eight Inches to tha place of beginning, be the contents thereof what they may, Seized and taken In exeentlon as the properly of John F. Sphin, surviving mortgagor, and John F. Splan, administrator of Elizabeth F. deceased, and to be sold by HENRY STAFFORD, Sher'ff.

Sheriff's Office, Wilmington. Delaware, October 7, 11107, oS-12-14-17-11-25 SHERIFF'S SALE-PY VIRTUE OF A writ of Levari Farias to me directed, will be exposed to Public Sale, at the Court House, on Market street, between Tenth and Eleventh streets, In the city of Wilmington, New Castle county, Del-awaie, ON THURSDAY, THE 24TH DAY OF OCTOBER, At 10 o'clock a. the following described real estate, v's: All that certain lot of land with a brick dwelling thereon creeled, situate in the said city of Wilmington, bounded and described as follows, to wit: Beginning at the south s'do of Maryland avenue- (formerly the Wilmington and Christiana Turnnlko Road) between Eat Liberty and West-Liberty streets, at tha stance of one hundred and twenty-three feet ten Inches from the easterly Hide of West L.berly (hence southerly rarallel to Meal Liberty street one hun dred feet; thence easterly parallel to Maryland avenue twenty feet two chc thenco northerly parallel to Wist Liberty street one hundred feet to the said nuth side or Maryland avenue nnd thenc) thereby westerly twenty feet two li elns to no pinco or beginning, the con tents thereof whnl they tmiy. Seised and taken in execution as the property of Wilmer J. Ellison, adminis trator of (ieorge Bent ev.

deceased, rnorr, gagor, Maria llentley, i ii-mortjaior also UeceasKl, and to be sold by HENRY STAFFORD, Sheriff's Oface, Wilmington twi'awre, October 81M7 08-12-H-17-21-S! SHERIFF'S SALE RY VIRTUE OF A wr of Order of Sale, to me directed. will he exposed to Public Sale, at the Court House, on Market street, between Ten'h nd Eleventh streets. In the It of Wilmington, New Cattle county, Del'. ON THE SiTll DAY OF OCTOBER, JM7. At 10 o'c'oek a.

the following rlocrlhed real estate, No. 1 All that certain or pii of land with the buildings thereon e'eclei. situate in (lie city or rn ngton. afore said, bounded anil doscr.bed as follows, lo wit; Hegfnn'ng a point On th northerly side of Fourteenth at th- distance ot one rmndred and seventy-five feet westerly from the westerly ldn nf Thatcher street; thence northerly uiralM with vsnoever avenue, one hundred nnd seventy-five feet to a corner: thence went. erly parallel Wlrh Fourteenth street, and vsnnever avenue, nriv reet to a toner: thence southerly parallel with Locust street and at right angles with Vandever avenue one hundred and seventv-llve fet to the sa northerly shin of Foni teenlli street: and Ihence thereby easterly narnl i with Vandever avenue, fifty feet to the p'nee of beginning, be tho contents theie.

of what they may. No. 2 All that certain lot of land situ ate in the cltv of Wilmington. New Cas tie countv and State of Iadaware, bound ed and described as follows, to. wit: Ileirg lot number Ihlrty-nlne, section twenty-four, laid nut on plot of Landlith Improvement Company, beginning at point on the northerly side of Fourteenth street at tne distance of ihreo hundred feet easterly from the easterly side of Ixicust street: thence northerly parallel to Locust street one hundred and seven ty-four foet, two and one-half Inches to a corner; thence easterly parallel to Fourteenth street forty-three feet and nve inchest to other lands or Frank H.

Foster; thence southerly along the l'ne of snld land and parallel to Locust street one hundred and seventy-four feet two and one-half Inches to the northerly side of Fourteenth street and thenco thereby westerly fourty-three feet and five In- ches to tho place of beginning, be tho con tents thereof what they mnv. Seised and taken In execution as the property of Frank It, Foster, and to be sold by HENRY -STAFFORD. Sher'ff. Sheriff's Office, Wilmington. Delaware, Octolier 7.

11X17 SHERIFF'S SALE -BY VIRTUE OF A writ or levari acias to me a rectel will be exposed to Public Sale, at the Court House, on market street, retween Tenth and Eleventh streets, in the city of Wilmington, New Castle county, Dj. aware ON THURSDAY. THE 24TH DAY OF OCTOBER, 10o7, At 10 o'clock a. Mie following described real estate, that cerla'n lot, piece or parcel of land with the buildings therenn together with the enelms. ho lers, s' a t-Ing and machinery situate In the city of Wilmington, aforesaid, boundid and described a' follows, to wit: Beginning nt the Inters -et on formed by the line of the westerly side of Adams street with the line of the northerly ide.

of Conrnd street; thence northerly along fald side of Adams street s'x'y-five ot four inches to corner; thence westerly and parallel with Coniad street ninety feet to the easterly side of an alley thirteen feet wale; thence southerly nlong sa'd lllev de and parallel w'th Adams street sixty-five feet four Inches to the nn id side of Conrnd stree and thereby ensterly ninety feet to the place of beginning, with the use of said nl ev In common with others entitled thereto forever. Seized and tnken In execution the properly of George F. Bets and KaroMna his wife, mnrtgngots, and to be sod by HENRY KTAKKOnn, ehei'ff. Sheriff' Office, Wilmington De'iiwnre, October 8, 1907 LICENSE APPLICATIONS. FRANK R.

SMITH, il ilruairist. do hcrctA' triv itfit'cn Hm almll nmilv tn wrlt'nif to flie lnlw, of the Court of General Sess'ons of thoj Pence and Jail Delivery of the Slate of1 Delaware, In and for New Cant In county. on Monday, the 41 flay or November, A. being the first day or Hie November term of slid court, for a llcnise to dispense Intoxicating I nuors by prescription, for mi clnnl purposes. In tpiau.

titles not greater thni'one quart, at the northwest comer of Fifth and King In the Fourth' ward of tho city of Wllm'ngton, Delaware, nnd the following respectable eltlsens nnd suhsiun-tifli freeholders of said ward recommend the said ntuil cullon, W. II lichen, Lane Goldstein, 0 Goldstein, Vincent Woodoox, Jiime's Dltcheii, Wm M. Spenee, )(0. igeiesw ei i "iiMinii II. 1 1 amove Jus.

F. Traynnr, Nullum Hnrsky, Lewis I liner, Me Biiehrneh, Us R. "'nlvln. H. J.

Wlndlsh, Stevenson, I Fisher, Joseph Cross, Wm. T. Di Iseoll, Robert Cohen, faper rj. Hurtlove llje'Ve, Oildberc- oll-St It. BMJTII, Cf i NOTICES NOTICE! To Receivers and Shippers of Freight; A new freight yard for the receiving and forwarding of freights In CARLOADS ONLY haa.been establlahed and now opened for business at Front and Justlson Streets.

J. CASPERS0N, Agent, AW. R. R. NOTICE-Tho Milk Producers' Association has tlxed the wholesale price of milk for October at 4 cents per oiinrt.

Jos. President. oH-dt CP. Dickey, Secretary. PUBLIC SALES.

PUBLIC SALE. Tho subscriber, about to relinquish farming will sell nt his residence on Ben jamin Gregg Farm, Mill Creek hundred, Delaware, near Red Clay CreeK I'liurcn, MONDAY OCTOBER 28, 1907, At 12 o'clock, noon. HORSES-Nii. 1. Sndle, bay mnre, yrs.

old, weighs WW will work anywhere, Iti sound and a dead down puller. No. 2. Kate, bay mare, 15 yrs. weighs sound, good worker or dnlver.

No. Dan, bay horse yns. old. weighs lono sound, annd worker or driver. No.

4. Fancy, brown mare, 4 yrs. old, weighs lrai sound, thoroughly nroscn 10 an harness, slvllsh and a No. 1 driver. No.

5, May, bay mare, 4 yrs. old, good driver. is sate lor woman to drive. naa pieniy fit speed. lred hv Warwick, dam.

a French coach mare. No. 6, Hob, dun horse, gocd worker or driver, fearless or till onjects. COWS 12 head of homo-raised dairy cows. Somo fresh and others close springers.

2 stock bulls, brood sow In farrow. FARMING IMPLEMENTS-One and two horse market wagons. 2-hnrse irm wugon. Ill-foot hay used one season; MeC'ormiek mower and binder. In pTfect order; horse cart, bay tedder, corn fheller, 2-horse tied power, horse rake.

Farmer's Favorite grain drill, In order; Dreer's automatic corn planters, nearly new; Asplnwall potato p'anter and colter. In rood order; steei land roller, nearly new; Ironnge broken sxle sulky cultivator, hand cultivators, plows, harrows, pota'o digger, wheelbarrow, grindstone, 4 Fots singe, set dearborn, and set buggy harness, brkVes, collars, hn't' rs. double lines, breast and but chains, 2-horse sled, 2 1-horse sleighs, 2 end spring bugg es. In good repHlr: Jump ten carriage, enmplc'e hn'poon hav fork nrd rone. DAIIlY FIXTl BKS IX Level rrenm separator.

pound capacity, 'n gO' or. dei" butter tubs, butler worker, enrol ige po'e. hav and straw by the ton. fodder by the bundle ftio bushels potntoes and many other art'cles too miineroiis to mention. Terms of sale 825 and onsh: over that nmount a credit of three months will be given by purehiiser giving a bankable note with approved endorser.

2 per cent. off for cash on all credit sums J. MORTON GREGG. Stillborn nnd Son, Auc. Established 1S'5.

SHERIFF'S SALES SHERIFF'S SALE BY -VIRTUE OK A Write of levari Facias, to me directed, will be exposed to Public Sale, at the Court Hmite. on Market street bet we Tenth and Eleventh streets, in the city of Wilmington, New Castle county, Del- RWare' ON THURSDAY, THE 17TH DAY OF OCTOBER, 1907. At 10 o'clock a. nw i i the following described vz; that certain lot of land with the three-story brick house thereon erected known as No. Ml Pine street situate In the of Wilmington.

New Castle county and State of bounded- and described ns fellows, to wit; Pegnnlng at a po'nt on the westerly side of Pine street, at the distance of one hundred and seventy-six feet southerly from the southerly side of Twenty-fcvrnd street and at tho middle of the brick division wall between the house on tb lot and the one adjoining on the north, thence westerly parallel to Twenty-second str. pi and pass'ng through the middle of sad wall ninety-seven feet to the easterly de of a three feet wide aliev communicating with a four feet wide alloy leading Into Pine street; thence. southrly parallel to Pine etreet twenty feet; thence easterly parallel to Twenty-second street ninety, seen feet to the easterly side of no street and thence thereby northerly twenty feet to the place of beginning, be the contents whit thev mav. With the free use and privilege of said alleys In common with others entitled thereto forever Seized and taken In execution as the property ot James S. Caldwell, mortgagor, and to be sold by HENRY STAFFORD, Sher ff.

Sheriff Office, Wilmington, Delaware, October 2, W7. 2-5-7-10-14-16 SHERIFF'S SALE UY VIRTUE OF A wi of Alias Levari Facias, to me-di-rected will bo exposed to public sale rt the court house, on Market street, between Tenth and Eleventh streVs. in the city of Wilmington, New Castle eniintv Delaware, 0N BATtTRDAY. THE MTH DAY OF OCTOBER, 1907. At 10 o'clock a.

f.i!r,winur described real estate, vs: All that certain lot. piece or parcel of hind situate, lying and being In the city of Wilmington, with a brick houso there, on and more particularly bounded and described us follows, to wit: at the Intersection of the westerly sde of Tatnall street and the noith-ely fide of Fourth street; thence oy said side of Tatnnll street northerly liiirty feet ije inches to a stake -n the parties of the (list part's line; thenee weatcly rarallel with Fourth street along said lire thirty-eight feet to a stake; thenc? nnrlherly six fret six Inches to a stake; thence westerly rarallel with Fourth street nine feet to the easterly side of a ten feet wide alley running to Fourth street, aforesaid; thenco southerly aion? said s'do of said alley and paral el w.t'i Tatnall street fortv-flv" feet six inches more or less to the sforesii'd id.Ie of Fourth street, and thenee along said side of Fourth street easterly forty-seven feet more or less to tho place of beginning, Seized and taken In execution as the property of Emma V. Hickta. Administratrix d. b.

n. of Augustus Hirkta. deceased, Theresa Rlckta being now deceased, and to be sold bv HENRY STAFFORD. Sheriff. Sheriff's Office, Wilmington, De'awaro, October 9, 1907.

olO-14-17-2K'S-2T, SHERIFF'S SALE BY VIRTUE OF A writ of Levari Faelns. to nio directed, will be exposed to public sale at Hie court house. -nn Market street, between Tenth and Eleventh streets, in tho nllv of Wilmington, New Castle county, Dcd-aware, SATURDAY. T1IF I6TI1 DAY OF OCTOBER, lfX)7, At 10 o'clock a. following described real estate, v't; hat certain lot or piece of land, fihn llrst parts line: thence westerly in the cty of Wilmington afore-said" bounded and described as fullows, nt a point on the northerly of Conrad street, between Adams Jackson streets, at the dlstntice of netV-foiir feet from the easterly wide p'ekson street; thence northerly along the easterly side of a four feet wlda al ey and parallel to jurasiin sirwei eignty reet four Inches to another four feet wide thciie.li easterly by said alley a de and parallel to Third street nlnety-lliree feet 10 eni nei, iim in rwui i.v riiefii the weslerlytslde of a thlrt -eii feet de Hdvet nnd parallel with street eighty feet four Inches to the nnrlherly side of Conrad stre-l.

mihI Iherce thereby westerly tilnely-three feet to the place of beginning, be the oontnn's thereof what they may, with the free use and privilege of the above nienilaned two nlleys, and Olso the thltbnii feel wide street on the easterly I ne of the above lot running northerly frim Conrad slreet sixty-live teet four Inches, In common with others forever. Seized and i Mi a ill execution an the property of Michael Newell and Ltwle Il Newell. I'' wife, and to he mild by HENRY STAFFORD, Rher ff Sheriff's otriee, Wilmington. aw October 1307. oie-il-lMl-28-n Had Wi Arrested or Bigamy Then Vanished to Save Her From Punishment Special to THE EA'ENINO JOURNAL.

POVEIt, Oct. 14 The that "till the world loves a lovr" and that "true, love will find a way" has cut a wldui swath even tn th courts of justice of this peninsula, arid a woman, literally and morally innocent, though legally guilty of a grave crime has boon released from prison. Tho defendant la Mrs. Lttla HolT-man-Fronch, 20 years old, decidedly beautiful, ft resident of RIclRely and a native of Hickman, Del. She married her second 'husband, John French, believlnK her fire husband, John Hoffman, a sea-faring man, to be both physidally and legally dead, but Hoffman came back during the first year of her wedded life to French.

Before Justice Steele she practically admitted her plight and therefore became legally guilty and ho committed her. Now five thlnxs have worked around Irf her favor, bo that, though legally 'guilty, she Is Innocent and has been releasod without sentence, on her own recognizance. First, Hoffman's heart was softened and he fled and did not appear against her. Second, tho minister, who officiated at the first marriage, failed to identify her on thes tand. as she was but fifteen years old when first married.

Third, the old blue retarding a five-years disappearance of a spouse being a desertion equivalent to death. Fourth, she ia about to become a mother of the first-born of the husband, John B. Fifth, tho unwaverlnE love and fidelity of her who would have sold everything he pns sessed in the world, even the shirt from his back to restore her to lib erty. 1 1 Uuniors of charges against her first husband, also fgured. In tho conclu slnn of the State authorities to re lease the woman, technically on her own recognizance, but practically for good and all, nnd to begin proceedings) in divorcement from Hoffman.

MAY COMBINE SOME REVENUE DISTRICTS By THE JOURNAL'S Special Wire. WASHINGTON, Oct. 14-Commls sloner Capers, of the Internal Revenue Bureau, has under consideration the re-, arrangement and consolidation for rev enue collection purposes, of a number of Southern and Southwestern States. The constitution of Oklahoma, which was recently, adopted, absolutely pro hibits the sale of intoxicating liquors as a beverage within the state's bor ders, and on January 1, 1908, complete prohibition goes Into effect In Geor gia. South Carolina, by recent ac tion of the state, is partly prohibition and partly tinder the dispensary sys tem.

To meet these changed conditions the Commissioner has in contemplation the consolidation of Oklahoma with Ar kansas as one revenue division; Geor gia and South1 Carolina as another; Mississippi and Louisiana and possibly Alabama as a third. As an alterna tive Alabama may be consolidated with Florida. Collector Gokisborough's 6fflce Is not threatened. It includes' Maryland, Delaware, two counties of Virginia and the District of Columbia; and while Delaware is to vote prohibition next November, and while the District of Columbia may be, made "dry," if ever Congress Is forced to vote on subject, there is no present likelihood that the Legislature of Maryland will enact a. law forbidding the itianufao ture of whiskey or beer in" Maryland whatever restrictions may be placed upon the sale.

MRS ISA3ELLA PiCKELS DEAD Well-known Former Wilmingtonian Expires at Washington. Mrs. Isabella PIckels," formerly of Wilmington, died at her residence, No. 41 Ji street, N. Washington, on Thursday night last.

Mrs. Pickets was the of Zacharlah Plckeis, bo was formerly a leading member of Smythe Post No. 1, G. A. of Wilmington, and now a member of Burnside Post, No.

8, of Washington. During her ions residence In Wilmington, Mrs. pickets, with her husband, took an active rart in the affairs of St. Paul's M. E.

Church, and was numbered among the founders of the W. C. T. U. in Delaware.

In addition to her husband, Mrs. Pickets Is survived by three daughters and one son: Mrs. William Peacock, of Washington; Mrs. F. J.

Werner, of Washington; Mrs. Gilbert M. Fitch, ot Beverly, N. and A. C.

Plckeis, of the V. S. Weather Bureau. The interment was made in Rock Creek: cemetery, Washington. A Full Line Reading Standard BICYCLES all high-grade equipment, including coastef brake.

Tires of all kinds, large aud small, $1.00 up. Can fit any wheel -while you wait. Sulky, Carriage and Koadcart Tires. A lot of good second-hand wheels sold cheap 1 for storage charges, $3.00 up. New tires put on Go-carts.

REPAIRING1 A SPECIALTY. J. H. MINNICK, ftt' 605 Delaware Ave. W.

S. BURRIS, Stock and Grain Broker. Bear, Dol. Highest market prices paid, railroad or water loading. Telephone connection.

Horses and cattle for private sale. mm was the question that he asked, even before he had cut or tasted it us ap pearance was warrant of Its ilavor and tenderness. His wife's answer was our name. Of course, we sell many meats, but we take just pride in our steaks sirloin, norterhouse, rump, etc. 'Phone your order, If you like.

M. rJATTHES, STORES: 827 KING 8TREET, 7th and King. 20th and Market. BOTH PHONES. Old Dr.

THEEL, 527 North Sixth St. lair ilnnt I1C flflfl I MMMi.w.fulljr lrMt HI IHI III.IKIII I'OIWIN. Hori Smith, Wub.m. Rlr.ln., Drains Scrana IhWIIlr, nn fiiltlriii, rnl. Oth.r.

fhup rti, tl.r.Hrr, Mm hrth, 'ta llll. (ho.i. ftir Himk. HiHl-Honrt. arils all, aipawa.