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Daily Republican., 1882-06-22
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A salem Excursion 10 Wilmington

Yesterday Mr.. Brunna's excursion
from Salem, N. j., to Wilmington was
noted in the REPUBLICAN. Headed
by brass band the excursion of Jersey
cousins wendp its way to the shady
groves along IA, Brandywine.
The Jersey fathers and mothers,
sisters, cousins and aunts, spread them
, selves all over the deCllyities of the
classic stream from the Brandywine
Mills to Bancroft's Banks and enjoyed
| the rocks and hills which broke the
mono' ony of the level plateaus around
Salem.
In the afternoon a representative OF
the REPUBLICAN with enlarged visions
OF standing columns and pyramids OF
ice cream of Bruna's own manufacture,
started out on the hunt of that inlivid-
ual, to interview him, but either shrink
ing IN odestly from public notoriety or
anxious to get back home, he had vaca'
ted the woods and betook himself to the
Clyde where he considered himself sale
from the incursions Of inqusltlve re-
porters.
However, Mr.. Bruna only escaped
for want of time to hunt him up. 10
make up, however, the failure to find
Mr.. Bruua, the reporter fell in with eX'
Mayor Dunn who, with his wife and
daughter, were ciceroned around the
city in spanking team by Dr.
Snitcher, who, it seems, was az one
time IA Jerseyman. We were favor.
ably impressed with the Dunn tamil ly
and concluded that if all Jersey people
were halt rs clever, we could live very
pleasantly in Salem, provided we could
be induced to leave our rocky home on
the Brandywino.
We were sorry when the ahour ap-
preached for our Jersey friends to re-
turn home but were glad to know that
they had spent pleasant day along
he Brandywine. We shall certainly
accept Mr. Dunn's invitation to visit
Salem in the near future aud not on y
enjoy his friendship but shall at the
same time test the q uallty Of Mr.. Bru.
ia 4 tamOuS ice or cam
Daily Republican., 1882-06-22
OUR STATE COLLTi6E.
The FOrty.NinIh Annual Com.
mencement of Delaware Col.

The FOrty.NinIh Annual Com.
mencement of Delaware Col.
lege.
Yesterday was an impol tant day to
the faculty and faduates CT Della.
ware College. Nj ne students, seven
gentlemen and two ladies were
for grad uating b Jnors. Miss Sue Fer.
ris daughter OF d. Brainard Ferris neal
Glasgow was chosen to take the saluta
tory honors nd A. j. Wiley the valedic
tory.
The Oratorv was crowded witt
friends Of the College and students, ant
upon the platform we're seated will
President Purnell and the faculty, DR.
l.. p. Bush, Rev. W. c. Alexander ant
Harry Sharpley, Esq. After prayer
Miss Ferris was announced to deliver
the Salutatory oration, which she did
in Latin, bringing out as much APP
plause as if the audience understood
every word of it.
l.. Heisle- Ball of Midlletown had
for his subject the 'Res Iurces Of Ma
ture." William ii. Brought0n Of
Kingston, Md, critized the tariff the
| ories Of the present day. Nathanle
W. Davis Of Milford, Del, chose the
Capabilities of man. as the subject
of very fine address, while Calvin
Cubbage of Hazlettville, Del, gave his
| views of the stage of Life"
Afier some excellent music fron
Grimes Orchestra, Daniel W. Hlrsct
delivered an excellent address OIL
"Genius and Talent"
Miss May Janvier, of Glasgow, Ghost
''The now and the hereafter, as heI
theme, which was ably handled. Johr
w. Herring,of Milford, spoke eloquent
ly on "Delaware's place in History, ,
which was met with frequent applause
"Progress of the Nineteenth Century
was the theme Of A. j. Willey's vale
dictory address. After more music by
the orchestra, DR.. Bush presented Nj
Wiley with certificate from Bryan,
e. Stratton, offering six months tuition
at their business college. The gift i,
valued at 500, and was awarded to MI
W. he having reached the highest aver
age of the year.
Harry Sharpley, Esq, of this city,
in few happy remarks stated that Tile
Judges OF FRIDAY night contest IL
recitation and reading had found il
necessary to divide each Of the prizes
Of Sl5. II. w. Ewing and j. b. Cusl
| were each given $40 and a. like sum tc
Misses Maize Williams ana Fannie
Reynolds.
In the afternoon a meeting of the
Alumni was held, al which a petition
signed by mbers of senior class was
presented requesting the Trustees to re
, move Professor keinhart from his chail
in the faculty of the College.
The annual ball was held last might
in Exchange Hall.
Amongst those present from vii
mington were Mr.. and Mrs. John Pyle
j. Frank Ball, Harry Sharpley, W. 7
Lyman, DR. John Palmer, j. l.. Atkin,
| and George A. Elliott. President pur
nell held reception at mis- house early
in the evening. it was largely attended
Daily Republican., 1882-06-22
THIRD EDITION.
Conaress = esterday.

In the L. S. Senate, yesterday, pllls
were reported favorably for the appoint,
nent of "a commission on the revival
of international commerce in United
States steamships, suitable for naval
usps. TO increase the efficiency OF the
sirual service, and TO provide Tor par
ticipation in the London Fishery Exhi.
bition next year. The latter has passed
the House. All the bills reported were
placed on the calendar. Mr.. Morgan
called up his resolution for Committee
of Investigation into the labor strikes,
their raus - and remedy; the Committee
10 si6 during the vacation, to visit
different places, TO seud for persons.
and papers, 10 examine persons una Or
oath, etc. Atrer some discussion, the
resolution was referred " the Com
nittee on Education and Labor, with
instructions TO report upon II within a
week.
The National Bank Extension bill
was considered, and the pending
amendment allowing silver oerancates
10 be counted as part of the laWfuI
bank reserve and 10 be used IN the set
tlemeut of clearing house balances was
adopted, An amendment was also
agreed tcs--29 to 2h-providing that no
National bank shall become member
of auy clearing house in which the sill
yer certificate shall not be receivable
in the settlement OF clearing house
balances. Several other amendments
were adopted, and the bill then went
over until this afternoon, when, by
agreement, debate will be closed aud
the bin and amendments voted upon
After an executive session the Senate
adjourned.
In the House, Mr.. Reagan, of Texas,
rising te question Of privilege, said
that the bill "to TT gulate immigration
passed on Monday was not in the
shape in which it was intended to pass.
The Committee on Con merce had
intended to pass substitute for the
original bill, but by mistake the wrong
draft had been sent to the Clerk s
desk" He offered a resolution which
was adopted, requesting the Senate to
return the bill. The Congressional Ii.
brary BuildiLg bill was discussed, and
finally, postponed until the 18th OF De-
cember next. The Naval Appropriation
bill was reported, and referred to the
Committee of the Whole. The bill to
reduce internal taxation was consider
ed in Committee OF the Whole, and Mr.
Kelley explained its provisions. A
large number of amendments were Of
fered to the bill, after which the Com,
mittee rose. A conference report on
the Military Academy Appropriation
bill was agreed to. Adjourned.
Daily Republican., 1882-06-22
FIFTH EDITION
THE FIRE WORKS ORDIx.,-
Tho Views OF Busipes.
Relation tott IN

A representative of the Br,,r
called upon several firms this nhlCAN
who are largely intereste,, in ,ho haaornlng
hreworks, to obtain an expressinn Ia'e o.
opinion respecting the proposa% ''on OF
nance, which prohibits The firin, os osui,
Kinds OF fireworks within tn. hnsi,, VI all
portions OF the city The frat N,s up
man interviewed, said that ifrbas sentIe
ing of fireworks is prohibited V il ,.I,1 n1Uol,
course stop the sales, and for co,i,o " wIi, o.
pass a law of that kind at present uc,t ~ 70
dealers have laid in their stocks nat avg,
be gross injustice. "ouId
Why our firm alone bava
thousand dollars invested ~ 'e'sfa'
goods, and not only us, but tbsrs sls'e
number OF small dealers who b,r.fea W. afe a
chased largely, and if any law is N p,isu. pu,'
that Will prevent their disposirp"n' r"''a u
them, 1t VIII result in doing thahm
a serious injury; but if such a m iom
really necessary, let it he passed af,.'
this Fourth, to 20 into effect nevt a ais'
and we will be among the first to s''a' ssa'
by our example in enforcinc II :" "SslS SIs
gentleman continued at some IsDa.l
anu among other things said thai 1aa,
as soon as accidents had commencsh.4 ius
happen with the toy caunons and wv
fridge pistols theyi Lad stopped Ioa o
I ing them, and would not on anv y
couut have them in the store q"
The reporter then called or ,r0,.
firm, and upon asking the senior ,'us' nas
ner what his opinion was resnert0, ris
the proposed ordinance, he rpnlia4
"Well,: my opinion is simply this fI,Ss. ,Ss.
.ouncil will be doing the men v Ia 'u'' a''
engaged i'll tho sale of fireworks a U,a.. "a.
injustice to pass such a ,aw at nrasss,
We have all laid in our stock Of pnS'
and it certainly would not be risbt @ J,
make any law that would preyen, Nv
from disposing of them. -
Another thug in this connection !,
the fact that we have disposed of s,,s
quantities of fireworks to our customss
who are to pay US when the good, ,n
sold, and If they are not allowed toh.
pose OF them they cauno pay tbei, mn
aud the loss must of course fall onr,
If we would have received notice h,,
such law was to be passed, we wmS
not have bought, but as we hayehs
goods on hand and have paid aSht
license to carry on our business, venr
pose to sell them, and if we are pte,.
fered with we will take the matter IA
Court and test the legality of such
law, passed at time when it wi, r-
suit in such serious injury. fthehv
is passed now 10 take effect next yesr
we will not purchase any fireworks 0,
any kind.
Several other smaller dealer, ysra
waited upon and their views were sbout
the same as those expressed above. Ons
gentleman remarked that he supposed
that the parties who were circulating
these petitions had forgot that they
were boys themselves Cnce. Ali thosd
interviewed seemed to be in favor o
the ordinance Introduced hy Mr.. Gs.I
rett, which limits the time for shoOsina
fireworks from sunrise until ridngh
on the Fourth, aud all seemed disposed
to obey law OF Total prohibition II
were passed at a time when it vOuld
not result in serious loss to them.
Daily Republican., 1882-06-22
Arrived Safely,

kilograms have been received at
Newport, that Wm. NJ. Parkin, Wesley
Flinu and Irwin Finn had arrived
safely at Queenstown, after passage
of eight Gays. Mr.. Parkin is an
Englishman and purposes visiting
relatives and former associates while
the Messrs. Finn are young men, who
intend to pass their Summer vacation
in visiting the most attractive places IN
Europe, in order to gain more
thorough knowledge of that country as
well as to obtain recreation. Wesley
is son of the late L,Eis Finn, Irwin
is son of VIM. Finn and they are
young men of very considerable at.
tainments.
Daily Republican., 1882-06-22
JOtttnEs about IOWU,

The old depot will soon be torn down
The newspaper men are considers
fine base ball players.
Public examinations will be held ID
the different schools next week.
The steam ers FELTON, and Wilmnl
ton are being literally patronized hl
week on the advent OF reduced fares.
The Young Peoples Luthersns As
citation will give an excursion 10 AZ
dalusia on Monday, June 10Th.
The printers and polio amen are maj
ing arrangements ior match game
base bail next Monday. No outside
allowed to play.
The new hotel corner OF Front an
French streets, is being RAPIDLY c'7
struCted. When finished it will DO
model of beauty.
1t il stated that no arrangement ia
been made for the control OF the
taurant at the new depor, 1t Is ihOusI
however, that the Company will wy
it over to the control of the keyso
Hotel Co., who have charge Of near
all of the restaurants along the na
line.
Daily Republican., 1882-06-22
Real Estate SOLD.

Last Saturday, Henry G. Conrsu' W
sold at public sale the oIoWlnsc y
estate at Greensborough, Caroline Wv
ty, Md, belonging TO the eSsa'0
Aaron Conrad, deceased ~
The Forge farm, containing l4S @l
situated near GreensbOrough G sta'loa' y
bought by Daniel M, Reed fOp Or sh, ~,
the Belisle" farm, containing 81 aoI
and located near WhiteleysouFs "
bought by William H. De"fe''
So, 1886.
Daily Republican., 1882-06-22
A Stag Party.

At noon to-day the Exile Club, Ss
strong, accompanied by the Athletic
Band, of Philadelphia, came to this
city on the steamer FELTON,, for the pur.
pose of spending the day in viewing
the sights of the city. The club Is com.
posed entirely of men and they were
dressed in blue shirts, dark pants
wide brim hats and wore white badge
with the letters "E lie Club" thereon.
They marched up King street in body
headed by the band, and took dinner al
the Clayton House. They attracted gen.
eral attention.
Daily Republican., 1882-06-22
A 81 II. w.

Tickets for the A. o, y ". p ?
sioa to Ocean Grove and Asru'! :,
on Thursday, June 29th, may :, J,i
cured of Baynard q Dawson, Dawson, Dief
j. Fl. Seal, WIN. Y, Swigse'I, dams ans
dorf & Co, DR.. j. II. R,le, ,riIsss' Au"''
Bro, Finley, Garrett and and Tr'~ "
Gallagher, Jacob Treibler, ,;,d,su "a, b
Cook. $500 ronnd trip. Chllu''D
fare. Pullman cars, extra
Daily Republican., 1882-06-22
Injured by the fall or q Scanold

Last evening about o'clock part of
the scaffold used bv the masOns who
are engaged in working on the new
store warehouse of William Lea Il Son,
fell with a crash, and injured several
men who were on it badly. David
Patterson had bis wrist broken, vii.
liam Roberts had his head badly
cut and another man hurt in the stom-
ach. There was a quantity of stone on
the platform, and the accident was
caused by the weight pulling out the
nails with which the scatfola was se-
cured.
Daily Republican., 1882-06-22
Model OF GUllPau.

WIN, II. Chadwick has just added to
the collection of noted characters in his
museum at Atlantic City, n. j., life
size model OF Guiteau, the assassin Of
Garfield, Chadwick appears to be as
enterpri sing as ever and in order to
more fully acc )modate visitors, W.
Thack Cosen has become proprietor of
the museum an is prepared to make
every one teel that he or she get the
full worth Of the admission fee.
Daily Republican., 1882-06-22
Get the Best I!

The best Olotf Ing is the cheap
est atall times LEONARD HBIss,
No. East J bird street, has the
latest o n'A largest variety OF
SPRING GOODS on hand at rea
sonabie .atcs. Superb fits auG-'
anteed.. AS q tailor and cutie.
he er iploys none but the best
han Is and therefore guarantees
SO dsfaction to all. You would CON-
FAlt your own interest by calling
and examining his stock, as he is
as cheap as tho cheapest, and MS
stock cannot . exoelled In the
.,.r m26-Sm
Daily Republican., 1882-06-22
Deceased.

Mrs. OrPbie Lowther, VIE u p-ii II
Lowther, was taken SICK iaS1 rha, rIu
evening, and although Dr. H. ,Sa Sur ,
Ter was Immediately called IN nlaao sneU
tinued to grow worse ana Oh wand and
day evening her sutterings wrIs e't V1a rs
by death. She was in her oo'n "a
Her remains will be inferred ol rsi 81
day afternoon at Lower brapuih"i nn hoi
Presbyteria church leaving 'n' Nv
at . o'clock.
Daily Republican., 1882-06-22
The Maine FusiOnists.

The Fusionists in Maine evidently
recognize the fact that they have nc
hope in that State lless they can cause
d,ssensions in the Republican ranks.
To accom- plish this they are industrously
circulating stories about dissatisfaction
with the nomination Of Robie, the strong
probability fan Independent ticke,
being put in the felt, and the hostile
intentions of the Prohibitionists. There
is little possibility of the Fusionists
succeeding in their designs.
Daily Republican., 1882-06-22
Police Court.

VIM Robinson was found lying in a
drunken 3tupor at Eighth and King
streets last night by guardian of the
peace. and at the hearing this morning
was fined 81 aud costs.
Isiah Ebert, an ugly colored custom
er was ordered to pay fine of So and
costs, for getting drunk and abusing
his wife in terrible manner. The
parties resided near Front and Uniol
streets.
Daily Republican., 1882-06-22
Literary Notes Regarding The
July st. Nicholas.

NATHANIEL HAWTHORNE, Thomas
A. Edison, and Mark M. Pomeroy were
all, at some period of their boyhoOd,
amateur editors; and it is a wel-known
fact that pumbe- of the successful
journalists of tie country began their
editorial experience as boys with little
two.penny newspapers of their own.
Since the invention of the cheap hand.
presses, the issue of these amateur jour.
nails has become one of the most popular
recreations of young people
The July ST. NICHOLAS will have a
fully illustrated article, by Harlan II
Ballard, on Amateur Newspapers, Civ.
ing history of the rise and devel-
opment of this new industry for young
folks, and sketch of the National
Amateur Press Association"
Frank Il. Stockton and Noah Brooks
will be among the story writer's of this
number, and there is said to be an un
usually brilliant list of artists.
Daily Republican., 1882-06-22
Fac Oscgr Wilde mOIy.

The Q car Wilde Assemb y had pa
rade last evening and headed by the
First Regiment Band marched through
some Of the principal streets. There
were about 60 men in line and each had
a large sunhower on his left breast
One OF the number was dressed III
strictly II ,thetic costume and attracted
considerable attention. AS they
marched up Market street they were
greeted with the firing of rockets, etc,
The Assembly is picnlcing at Schuetzen
Park this afternoon and evening.
Daily Republican., 1882-06-22
The Fate or q Young Zebra.

A zebra colt, claimed to have beer
the only one ever born in America
came to an untimely death in the st
Louis Geologic cal Garden on Thursday
night last. Some of the other wild ami
mails managed to get into the zebra
quarters, and in the contest which fol
lowed the young zebra got worsted, and
was found dead in the morning.
Daily Republican., 1882-06-22
Bath HOnaea.

The Empire Bath Houses are now
open at Atlantic City for the season.
They are situated to the right of the
West Jersey Excursion House, and are
kept by Alfred Wilson, who is well.
known, and has hosts of friends in this
city. When persons from Wilmington
go down to Atlantic City they should
not fail to 60 and see Al.
Daily Republican., 1882-06-22
p-opo,ed New Depo" ;,

1t is understood that hat 'hS are l' co,'
vania Railroad Company ,bs frslsbi
plating p the femoval, l,,oatiop Of tnS tot to y
pot from its present loo . ,,;np the y
Street wharf, and HAVING avIass.d Of Ff
start from that point inS'e''
street.
Daily Republican., 1882-06-22
Sailing OF,

NJ. L. Lichtenstein will sell at public
sale on Monday next, large stock of
dry goods, trimmings, velvets, satins,
silks, &c, at No. 226 Market street, his
object being to sell off his entire stock
in order that he may engage in the
wholesale trade. His store is adver-
tised for rent.
Daily Republican., 1882-06-22
a MASS ::Meetini. i.

The Knights of Labor bo1Tr,v%rsdsy) %,i
mass meeting this (pnuls (lhinIsy -
ming, at Fourth and II, - ,atddresa
The meeting VIII n Tnaltimore'
Thomas G. Weeks Oh D
ara invited.
Daily Republican., 1882-06-22
Mixed Erection.

At a town election held yesx'lSll a,x II
Cam bridge, Dorc lester C"aals' '9 ,Gs1'sst d
land, the Democrats elec'eIR Rrovp ,n
Com missioners, Thomas, ,ors brS'li eis
Wright, and the Republicans
two, James and Collins'
Daily Republican., 1882-06-22
.,o,,,.,o,ut About . Ls~''

The residents on Tatns,, sn nlain
tween Ninth and Tentn, oU onnare /,
the street lamp on thai s4a at sp
tinguished every evening !. i, is done
hour and they suppose ,tr ~
party living in the viclnH
Daily Republican., 1882-06-22
A STRAwaERRYFss1IgA gAL

will be held by the ladies OF st James church
in the hall of ilt. Lebanon N nsGn1c l. odge at
Newpor on the evenings Of June 2Sri and
"A. Admissio on tirst 'veliug, including n
plate Of Ice cream. ~ cents; and 10 ceht' on
second evanlng tho >artto't plr for their
cream. Prot Eort aud several OF his pupils
" i'll contribute to the interest OF the enter
tainn eft on FRIDAY evening. Proceeds for
tho benetit o, the church. le.2W
Daily Republican., 1882-06-22
klrAWberrv FeHtiVal

The Sunday School of the Bethel U
M. p. Church will commence a straw
berry festival this evening in the churcl
which will continue every evening un
til Friday evening. The proceeds are
for the benefit OF the Sunday School.
Daily Republican., 1882-06-22
Meelfng this Evening.

An open air meeting will be held by
the Knights Of Labor, al Fourth and
Shipley street this evening, which viii!
be addressed by Thomas G. Weeks of
Baltimore. A cordial invitation is OK
tended to all to attend.
Daily Republican., 1882-06-22
A T PRIVATE SALE.

A farm OF es acres, situated near MT.
Cuba, Christiana Hundred, adjoining land
Of Otley Vernon, Jonathan Mason and 9TH
ers. Good house, barn, corn crib, spring
house, good orchard, woodland, sc.
novl2w.N JOHN BRENNAN.
Daily Republican., 1882-06-22
cDNREWARD-supposed to be stolen.

GHnREWARD-Supposed to be stolen
SLaJ Hired at Wilmington. Del, on
Tues aay, June Goth, 1882, a Sc 'old hand jump
seat carriage made by job W. Reeve, vii.
mngton, Del. The carriage was in good
orler with the exception ofa spoke out of
the hind wheel. The wheets h We b en- new
ly painted; is trimmed wi blre Goth with
new ra'ent leather dash. Ihs man who
hired tho carriage has but one eye; is about 8
feet inches in beig.t: wore an alapaca coat,
felt Slouch hag ana brHgan shoes with buck
le The ubove reward will ba paid for any
information hat will lead to III recovery OF
tHecarriage Address ". X. MOORE, lUH
West st, wilmington, Del. le22-T
Daily Republican., 1882-06-22
On a visit to This CITY.

The Rev. George A. Lattimer who
was formerly pastor Of Calvary P. E.
church, is now in this city visiting his
friends.
Daily Republican., 1882-06-22
Linens

Linen Goats Pants and na;lsS yssS ssy dss.,
Youths and Boys ma,ACl n, Clothiuen y
close out at the Boston 0''
Daily Republican., 1882-06-22

= aERIFF'S SALE by VIKTUE OF A
- writ OF levari facias. to me detected, will
be sold at publ C sale at the hotel Of William
H. (urrinder in the town of Chri tiana,
White Clay Creek Hundred, New Castle
county. Del,
Daily Republican., 1882-06-22
MARRIAGE n.

at the residence Of the BRIDES parents NO.
702 Washington street, by the Kew. George
A. Latimer, Mr.. Frank P, Mason to Miss
Annie Hildreth, both Of this city. No
cards,
Daily Republican., 1882-06-22
PHILADELPHIA.

The Steamer "-. NJ. ru,ssn.
FELTON," will leave
French street wharf =. cr3E.T7NE
(Wilmiugton,) on sun T,MsR.X " -
day, June 25th, ltS2, atss51..r-s1.
! A. N. and p ~.
Marcus Hook at 7.5) a. N. and 2hO p. M;
Chester 8 10 a. m. and $40 0p. N Returning
leave Philadelphia at $50 \ N ABB p. N.
Fare from Whining on. Is cents; excursion
tickets, rs cents: from March, Hook or ohes.
ter, II cents; excursion tickets II cents
Tickets god to return on the =. W. II.
X. X. on Sunday accOmo iation trains only,
will be sold on boat. to Wilmington 90 cents;
Linwood, (Hook,) 40 ceuts; Chester 90 cents. ;
Daily Republican., 1882-06-22

.2TANrEU - A DRESSMAk az A I
w Mrs. l. w. Banks, 20 W. 18th street.
le22-2tt
Daily Republican., 1882-06-22

A TTEMTION-ALL PERSONS LIE
IA string pure Drugs or Ohemicals, OF
Wishing their prescriptions OF private receipts
carefully compounded with pure materials
should 90 10 the drug store Of
II. X. BRINaHURST
S17Narket troet, Wilmington,
Daily Republican., 1882-06-22

sEyANTED-A DLOkED tihL FOR
wv general h usewOrk, 3 in family, at
5JS MARKET street jo22.1t"
Daily Republican., 1882-06-22
NEW ADvERTIeEMENTs.


bKUPUSALS
FOR
HIILDlNG NEW SUhOOLhOUSE,E EIU.
Sealed proposals will BIO received by the
committee at the residence OF b. X. Heisler,
No 2O5 French st. Wilmington, Del, until
II on Monday, the 10th day of June, 1882.
for erecting s'hool building in the rear and
making suudry alterations to public school
no T. Washington street above Second, Will
mingtOn. Eel.
The drsw wings and specifications can be seen
at the office Of the architect, Frank Cars
well, No l0 ". sixth street, Wilmington,
Del, after o'clock, p. NJ, "Wednesday, the
2lsr, between the hours OF s a. II and u IN. ,
p. m and 8 p. IN
ihe committee reserve the right to rel ect
any or all bids. n. 4 HICKMAN,
r. X. HElSLER.
ie"l.bt COMMITTEE.