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General advertisements.
n "AeKpHLo q Co"
ofFER FOR sALE
INVOICES OF NEW GOODS,
JUST RECEIVED
r. Bart C. X Bishop and s,eaat.hip Ebrenfeh
From BREMEN.
Conssting In part Of A. foosa;
A Largo Assortment Of Dry Goods,
suen ~
Denims. Brown and White Cot,ons. Drills Tick.
ings, Turkey Red. Mrrnos black and
eoiored, : qualities Repps, Alpaeas.
Cobourgs, italian Cloth and
DRESS GOODS,
Fine SiiHs,
Black, Gros-grain, Fancy, Colored and Striped
Barege. Crepe. &c,
Mems Furnishing Goods,
etc, Merino and Cotton Uudershirts, White
Bosom Shirts, Socks q Stockings. Gloves
voice Of CLOTHING consisting
OF Fine Black Cloth Goats and
Pants, Buekskin Sacks,
Pants and Suits Felt,
Mohair, Drill,
Flannel
Sacks & Pants,
Boys Shirts, and
Children's Jackets. |.
r. Goats Il Leggings, Mon
key and Sailor Jackets, Carpet
Slippers Silk and |. c. Umbrellas
andParasols, Fancy and Travelling
Shawls, Cotton and Turkish Towels,
White and Fancy Quilts, Felt Rugs and Brus-
Blankets.
White and Fancy Blankets,
Fancy Striped Woolen two sizes.
Scarlet, Orange, White Wooden and points,
Buttons for Shirts, Goats, Pants. Dresses.
PERI merry,
Genuine Eau de Cologne, Lubin's ES
tracts, Toilet Soaps, Philoeome, Hair
Oil, Combs Looking Glasses, Pipes, l.
X. Balls Harmonious, Blank Books,
Gold Leaf, Jcwely, Gold Watches
Tape Elastic, Scarfs. Albums
Tienn0 Furniture,
Extension Arm, Dnins.room and PaIoe Chairs.
Settles, Mirrors, ETC.,
Saddles. Caifskins, Girths, stirrup, Lenther,
Hemp & |. X. Packing, Coal Baskets,
CRATES OF ASSORTED cRocKERY.
Containing Plates, Cups, Teapots. Bowls, Chambers,
Rice Dishes and Bakers Demiiohns and
and Jared Rope Coal Bags, Gunnies, Irvine,
Burlaps, woolpack and 1willed Stacking. Linen Hose
SUGAR AND RICE BAGS
Of all sizes and qualities.
Groceries,
Sardnes in half and quarter boxes,
cocoanut Oil, Wash Blue, H. White Lead,
aaSsasis Iiasssd FAINT 0 OIL White siae Faint
German and H0cama Cigar $,
Plated ware--Spoons. Forks. Cruets, Tea
sets. Cups, Napkin Rings Salyers, ETC.
Hardware,
Needles, Spoons, Files. Spurs. Galvanized Basins,
Hoop Iron, keg Rivets. Hammers, yellow
Metal and Composition Nails CHARTERS
Babbit Metal, Sugar Coolers, lror
Tanks,
PORTLAND CEMENT,
Fire Clay. Blacksmith Coal. Fire Bricks Tiles
Empty Barrels. Oak Boats. &c.
Orders from the other Islands carefully a,tendedto
H. Hackfeid r Co.
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Dry Goods and Clothing !:
NCY DRESS ooops

asheY pisids, Eszstis siii't,, wa,l Shirt,
Nhii@ ard toi0rssl Cessaa Shire
Fancy scsSfs, piios ps-f,ss.
hsn White snd bfy~n CsSton HaH Hg..
i.zeiss ioss. Mems ksady-r,ads .l,sshiss.
8sa's fats
iAeiss. Has t.bii., blsfk snd bnc, .,ra.1
lfdls hDbb%f Coaft. G.f,.s ss,4 f-zxfnz.
Bloc anJ Cray HIRE Biants,s.
"S0lsn b'-9se's, al sizes. ooi9n sns ~sighs..
tsfr>' ro,p~t-, y~i.ef Rsys.
peircf and Tapesry Door u.,..
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GtntraI ADVERTISEMENTS.
"PIoSHHR" LINE
FROM LIVERPOOL
THEO. II. DAVIES e. co.
oyrEs yop nls
rfss ~ es'zo-s II -. Hsii,ss,. 40 ,.s.. ,.s.,.
's'ssi' - faiigstaz
Dry Goods and Clothing
p'H', = ias i.,ssi yYi-,. fss ,,aa-s.
llaf DeHims Bsosa Linen DsiHs
nhhs tfoya9n shs.t,a2
1870 iz,az ts9siss, wss,sf<sf f-..t..
| yr@is I'D ig-sisz, Glass Tgs.ls
| Ia'as Gibbs, Tsis ssyth,.
Pure Linens. Shawl. Dr... Goods
t'fsasdie-s. SAhs ard rolst-s ssil.
'Lyig,sd Ssins. DfAss Ciasts
eeffNfssl fhfSFfh afif fF4fiIsfa.
eotion Hanis s,ct,sfs. So Iisass -.fbi.f
- yer, -9s,s-nt foiDtsi ssff.s-s s1sd Csg-s
pase1 hi,tn's and Blss I'D Dfs) Yia,.s-i.
htct0fis l.syns. BfpSaf sfsy1 Csti.ys
blue and WbHs Cs.>sk Ls4s,s.
ANCY DIR Ess GOODS
psheY pisds, Essstis sg,ur,. wssl shir,.
White ard Coigr.3 Cotton shire
Fancy hosrfs, Piias ps-f.ss
hsns White snd Bry~n C1toa Han Hs..
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Hsns pata.
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lfia. hybt<f Coaft. E.isss sfd f.zxinx,
Bloc ADD Gay Hss Biant.i,.
"o0lsh bl-sssi', al sisss. ohm .as ~siglt.:
vefre' ta,p~t-, g~i-et Hugs.
pe'rct ""d Tape-,ry Door u.,.
sADD LERY.
pi 4 81 a nj Il Z cgsILFnlSs 40 IA
~ Dir5 saADoLho ai-o' saadies fr Boys AID Dias
JOCKEY s1DDLgss
Ass7r,iaeni n
BRIDES. Saddle Cloths sa8 cl,auloi. se,aA
Sugar Bags. 2On36.
Coal Bag, 26r31.
Rice B.xs and Tvfns.
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demand iss only r-ni.ininz Ihsas bsss -, -.
70 NJ oitos Pres and d ga sss ans tro.--r
texture
Guaranteed Corrugated Roofing fa4 x.sE.)
ias1. and ieet lsagtss
ROOFING SCREWS AND WASHERS
@ A L v ANIZED RIDGIN
AnnsAsd Fsnos Wire Sos = s. AID ,. as.i .sssies:
GALVANIZED IfDu Bucke.S All stzes.
Cslsani1.d NAB Basisss
9-isas1ed Cafdea Boras,ins and ssisirS
la. ped lr0E Sape-pas.s a. sizes.
Ieak-tiies. real Japan Baking
PAIRING Bricks and Garden Tiles.
Garden RoBers.
l.ssn seals and CsAirs
tmbteila Stands,
Iron Styzg-e<s-
THREE LAWN TENNIS SETS
Clothes baskets.
Hand Baskets.
Work Baskets.
sponge Baskess
CRoCkzRY AND GLASSWARE.
fAne, Glas, flo~sr stans.
fers Baskets -tr.
PORTLAND cEMENT-FIRE BRICKS,
Fire Clay.
Whiting.
Chalk.
Yellow Ochrs.
Alan.
ROOFING STATES,
L.re~Pesi Ssh s.a Rock sail. zs-e.. Palate
s""d Bsiied OILS. Worcester ss.o~
cad G~ec~ri~.
English, American and Hawaiian
A0s!
rAres. h's ana .essa yara, io4s
TOPsAIL SHEET CHAINS.
ad~iral'y 's.', ..-.,g .as
POWELL DuFFRyN STEAM COAL,
StatAsasry,
Irsa DsAstssAs
ENGLISH LEATHER aRlTiNc. tpa e.s...
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Fiser Oilelsths.
STEEL RAII!A
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fssh Fate. h.sis I'D Sat>
kAilFead ss'ss' 20 saAssA
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siss. o.s farce H.rss f..e-s .. eel
1osp fHxo n DAVIES a 90
A NMUAL MEETING.
1sfio M o. i e. . !. 81 a. IA. a.. Ass ss s,i
SEQ .. WEDNESDAY. !..1Asl Is ~.
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fhs AaaaAl Mest.ass 4 ~ RA0s Allan kohl
StlItkAL 60 IN = hsA - IA -. III 1.
hkt~th CO ~ FticksnAt. f.s.aar, s,. sfr.,
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MILLS. ~ fsn .srs~s. AZ.
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fga asotnTa, q CENTLEMISg 40 IA
DIS SADDLES ala, saddles fr Bs,t al cd
and a few ~ - ''+
JOCHEY sfDDIps,
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ms Aaaaal Msesias u iAs last MAUI PLAN
IAlloN ~. siil = ksi4 a. sAs ,.s.ss 4 4 hEiwfS
4 CO ~ MIi'Nksnkf. lsazlAs, a, 49,.
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""rn".sed Corrugated Roofing "a. x.sse)
ias.7 and 2 isst lsagthA
ROOFING SCREWS AND WASHERS
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Assortiaenf y
BRIDES. Saddle Cloths sas c1aaniois ssaA
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Sugar Bags. 2OH36.
Coal Ba&s, 26r37.
Rice Da1s and Tvfns.

Fihef Pres Bags zzt n s,-,ttay -, a.l 4. 49,,
osnAnd fss only remaining. Ihsae bsss s,e -.
70 ~ oito Ffess, and are d the rz sss and tro-r
texture
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rhs sssalAf VNARf2slA MEETING a a
hkfNtk COMPANY Ill ~ A<ka A. a. IA n
"a so'Hs>ns ~ fkinAN Isau.sy "a.
J. q eAkfkk. ss<ssssp,
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EoR sAIcHELs and FANCY BASKETS. cal
= al A. MkLLis -. for sssss, .ss
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o.s ST. Hsss, f.~er r-ss.As. E-s,s<
ai.s. o-s Farce H.rss r..e-s .. e-s
k-ys.s. e,c.
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fssh Fate. iilsia zai sus>
RAiiFaad >9sse, 90 nlAsch
Daily Republican., 1884-02-29


TXECUTRIX'S SALE OF REAL Is.
II tate. by virtue OF an order of the Or.
phans' Court OF the state If delaware. in and
for New Castle County. made on the I'D day
Of February, A. D., 1854, will be sold at pub.
lie sale, at the Co urt House, In the city OF
Wilmington, on
THURSDAY, MARCH 10Th, A. d, 1884
at II o'clock, o. m,
the following described real estate, being
the property OF John Is. 9rubb. deceased. II
wit All those two lots or pieces OF land
situate In the city of Wilmington and COun
ty aforesaid. as follows:
No. !. Beginning at point on the south.
erly side OF Fifteenth street at the distance
OF 100 feet westerly from the westerly side Of
Scott street, thence sOutherly parallel with
Scott street IS ( ct to u corner, thence ives
terIy parallel with FIT eeuth street 40 feet tc
a corner, thence northerly parallel with Scott
street 10 feet TO the aforesaid side OfFifteentf
street. and thence thereby easterly 40 feet u
the place Of beginning, be the contents there
Of what they may.
Mo- Beginning at a stake on the easter
ly side Of SearIes street, between Second and
Third streets, ut the distance Of l39 feet II
| riches from the southerly side OF TnirC
street, thence easterly parallel with Thirt
street 10 feet to q stake, thence s0utherl,
pa allel with Searles street rs feet to another
stake. thence westerly parallel with Thirt
street rs feet to the Aforesaid side Of Searle
street. and thence thereby nOrtherly rs fee
thereof what they may. Attendance WI II b.
given and terms made known at the tim
and place aforesaid by
ANNIE GRUB. Executrix,
or by =. A. Macallister, her Atty.
| J. M. HoUsMAN, CLERK U. ct. fl5-eod-ts
Daily Republican., 1884-02-29
The Worst Of the Season.

Advices from st. Paul, Minnesota,
report light snow, high winds and drift
ing on the Manitoba line. The storm
on the Minneapolis and St. Louis road,
which set in on Tuesday night, yester-
day developed into the worst blizzard Of
the season, the snow drifting heavily.
The running Of freight trains has been
temporarily abandoned, but passenger
trains are running on slow time. On the
Winona and st. Peter road all trains
have been abandoned until the weather
moderates. On the Northern Pacific
the weather IL very cold and stormy in
the east, aud some trouble Is experience
ed from weakened trucks from the foods
on the Yellow Stone end. The trains
were delayed "a hours. Dispatches from
all points of the northw west indicate that
the present storm il the worst of the
season. The storm continued Learly
all of Tuesday night, west of Dakota,
with the mercury ranging from zero 10
20 degees below. A passenger train east
from Millbank Is blocked at Odessa
and one going west has been abandoned.
All the outgoing trainson the Canadian
Pacific from St. Vincent, where the
mercury was % below zero, were with
drawn on Tuesday.
Daily Republican., 1884-02-29

James S. Brown, proprietor Of the
Bulls Head hotel, No. 1903 West Fourth
street, having long since found bis pres
ent quarters inadequate to conduct his
growing business, has decided to erect a
large and connections hotel on the
site Of the old building, which, when
completed, will be quite an improve
ment TO that part of the city. The new
building will take in the dwellings on
each side of the hotel, and will BIZ about
60 feet front. The contract has already
been awarded TO Paris NJ. Mitchell and
the work of tearing down the old build.
ing will be commenced as soon after the
25th of March as possible 1t is design.
ed to have the new building ready Tor
occupancy by the LIST CT May. Mr..
Brown has been proprietor of the Bulls
Head FIR about sixteen years, and has
built up an extensive trade.
Daily Republican., 1884-02-29
The n avy.

According to the report Of the Secre-
tary of the Navy, we have ninety ships
of war. Among this number are five
first class vessels, four of which need
extensive repairs ; twelve second class ;
nineteen third class, and six fourth
class. The total cost of these vessels
has been 81, 639, 24256. Our navy is
very insignificant compared with those
of several foreign powers, and yet there
is little reason to hope for any material
enlargement or improvement, although
the Treasury is full to overlooking, and
some diminution of tax is necessary to
prevent the accumulation Of coin. II
these vessels are inadequate for the re-
quirements of the country, we do not
see why appropriations should not be
made to their number at the earliest
practicable period. The expenditure of
stacked up in the treasury, would af-
ford employment to large number of
worknen, and exert a salutary infiu-
cnce on the business Of the entire Coun-
try. The dog-in-the-manger policy,
practiced by our Congressman is simply
disgracetul If there were not sufficient
money on hand to properly equip an
efficient navy, there would be valid
excuse for the inaction practiced. Other
countries construct first class vessels,
although they are compelled to borrow
the money to pay for them, while our
Congressman exhibit no more concern
than Nero did when Rome was burn
ing. They are too busy scheming to con-
troll the next election to pay much at
tention to any question not calculated
to advance their object, land we presume
that the papers of the country and their
various readers can do little more than
complain of their inactivity. Fortu-
nately our country is SO situated that
there is little danger Of any invading
foe taking advantage Of our exposed
condition.and we may thus escape from
the assaults which we are not prepared
to rrDel
Daily Republican., 1884-02-29

A DMINISTKATORS SALE or REAL
~ Estate. by virtue Of an order Of the
ORPHANS Court OF the state Of delaware In
aud for New Castle County made on the 9th
day of February, A. D., 1854, will he exposed
10 public sale, ct the Court House, In the city
Of Wilmington, on
TUESDAY, MARCH 9Th, 1854,
at two O'Clock. p. m,
the following described real estate, In the
city OF Whining ton aforesaid, being the pro-
perty late Of John Carroll deceased, as iol-
lows
No. l, with . large brick building, known
as the "City Hotel" thereon erected, BE-
ginning on the southerly SIDE Of Front street,
at the distance Of b feet and one inch easter
~ from the easterly side Of Orange street. at
line Of land now or late Of James &, Aiken,
thence by said line southerly and parallel
with said Orange street " feet to the nOrther.
ly side Of Water street, thence thereby easter
Iy 80 feet and one inch 10 line OF land now or
late Of Philip Plunkett thence by said line
nor theriy and parallel with said Orange
street 30 feet TO the southerly sideof Front
street aforesaid, and thence thereby westerly
80 feet and ono inch 10 the place VI begin.
ming, be the contents thereof what they MAY
No. 2, with the brick stables thereon
erected beginning on the n0rtherly side OF
Front street at the distance OF ~ feet and one
inch easterly from the easterly side 81 Orange
street, thence northerly aud parallel with
Orange street % feet, thence essterly and
parallel with said Front street ~ feet and 2
inches, thence southeriy and parallel with
said Orange street g6 feet To the northerIy
side OF Front street aforesaid, and thence
thereby westerly 40 feet and two inches to the
place Of beginning, be the contents thereof
wha. they may.
Attendance will be given and terms made
knnwn AT tho time a nd Ilace aforesaid by
JOHN GRAM, Administrator,
or by Benz. NIYLDs. Esq, his Attorney.
Attest J. m. HoUsMAN, ClerkO o.
febl2eOd-ts
Daily Republican., 1884-02-29
NIOTICE-THE CONTINENTAL II

NUTICE-THE CON rlNENTAL IN
~ surance Company OF New York re
spectfully informs he property owners and
insurers Of the city Of v ilningtOn that, ha0.
ing severed the connection heretofore exist
ing under Mr.. J ID. aiming, It has estab.
lished al office on the corner OF M arket and
Seventh streets Exchange Building The
Continental " not II mem Der Of the Whining
ton Board, and In consequence Of the non
intercourse rule sting with the under.
writers Of Wilmington, 1t will deal directly
with Its customers UPON THB NkRITs or
RIfKB.
The Continental WAS the first and largt 81
comp my 10 act under the restri ,tiOns Of the
New York Safety Fund Law which law
provides for dc costing with the State ofNew
Y ork fund TO protect the losers In any
great fire. Az WE'LL as A SUN TO PROTECT
THOSE OUTSIDE OF SUCH A OOE1LAGRATioN,
and by this Law tn company cannot fall
The sum deposited under this law amounts
TO one million two hundred thousand dollars.
AND CANNOT RE WITHDRAWN WHILE SINGLE
POLICY REMAINS IN FORCE.
The Continental charges no more for it,
policy than any other good company ought
to charge.
EMMETT RHODES h 90, Agents,
X. EMORY WAKEFIELD, State Manager.
eblllm-erd
Daily Republican., 1884-02-29

Mr.. Wise, Of Virginia, found it neces
sary to explain what he meant wher
he said that colored men who called al
his house did not seek to enter his par
Tor but went to his kitchen, where he
met them. Some of the brethren took
umbrage at this. 1t was similar tt
stirring up hornets nest. A number
of members in the Virginia Legislator,
made speeches repeiling the imputatioI
of inferiority thus implied. Politicians
must be careful if they wish TO avoid
trcading on peoples toes and save them
selves a peck of troablc..
Daily Republican., 1884-02-29

l-loth and Lombard street. city.
l--Columbis Inn, Christians AUIdred
Sd-C, ~. Jordan, New Castle,
<th-T. Enos Walter. Chr stianA Hd.
4th-Hsry Witsill, city.
/" tth-Samuel ~. McCaaiiey, city.
A-samuel Worrali, MIL Greek.
oth--0eo. J. Chandler, n I'D Creek.
CHA. q. Brooks, White CLAY
/" ~. W. Stidhsm / Son, city.
7-28l North Jackson street, city.
LIB. Quest and n. W. Msusley
Brandywine Hundred,
9Th, W. @. Martin, city. Lsas1
10Th John q. Lewis, Deer Park ho
iocMichael Lynch, Christians Hid.
llth--Wm. Veale, srAndywine hid.
lth-Prioe h Vr0mAn, 9Th ward.
l8th-John Banning, Ohristiana Ht
th--B. H Leo, Pencsder Hundred
It'll. W. Sitdham b Son, city.
ltth- Mrs; Edward Bssson, Brandy
lS,SMPsopiss and Hicks, Christian.
18th. WIN. Thompson, Christians Id
." l7-H. q. sutton. Christiana HID
l7th-N. Davis, New Castle Hundred
lsth-I4atimer h Zebley, Christians
lSth-GeOrge veale, Brandywine HID
q lsth-Mrs Mccall, city.
lSth--Clay sutton, Christians HID.
l9th-Wm. w. King, Ohrtstisns HID
- lYth-Wilmer Talley. Brandy wine.
2oth-F. .. = H. II. Chandler, Ha
morton, Pa,
20th-Oaleb Miller, city.
20th-Elizabeth Delepiane. Centre
2lst--L. W. Stidham 4 Son, city.
2lst-D. Il. Ridgway, UhristianA Hid
Daily Republican., 1884-02-29
Democratic federation.

The state of feeling in the South is
illustrated by the remark of lawyer
Dodds, of Copiah County, Mississippi,
before the Senate Committee, " If you
should send your biggest man, General
Grant, down here to organize the ne
groes he would be killed" We should
like to hear what the Democrats Of thi.
State think Of such people? Ought thu
power Of the general government to b'
used to protect men in the exercise of &
legitimate right ? Scores of men have
been murdered for political reasons il
the South, and thereby the Democrat
have prospered. Should the Presiden
tal election be controlled by such vii
lainy?
Daily Republican., 1884-02-29
DIR. THEEL T. ~ Z. !;

aneI ph10, below 6reen, (Iam
Jahr), ~ the only physician IN the u.sI
advertises, and who lie able 10 sW'
by lettsr), permanently, all
every disease OF a private
acute cases in 4 " l0d ys) also NV, v,s
b!lity, Youthful Imprudencc, LOW T TS
Effects Of Indiscrstion, PimPle.s;r Ear
Send 20 CO. ia in stamps for "N ~
Of QUACkS.n The exposing
ends Free Prescriptions, Museun,,, Il, ~
Institutes" etc. Hours, So. N ~ ~
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have suffered tor years from any i M
ease, and have lost money ana a
being cured, can be convinced lns snia
cure for them at last, by con'upp.
TIL EEL, b3s North Fourth street
phia. or reading his "SIH u.ds Il
QUACKS," rs this Is the only oe% s',,
tree from exsggeratiOn, and conH mi
history Of above named diseases, a.. s
the best method Tor their treatu'"'
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Daily Republican., 1884-02-29

NYOTlCE-iN CONFORMITY WITH
~ the provisions Of the Act passed by the
General Assembly Of the state Of Delaware,
on the l4th day OF March, A. d., 1888, notice
10 hereby given that sn application will be
presented 10 the Honorable Leonard 4.
Wales, associate Judge Of New Castle
County, on MONDAY, tho unth day Of
March, A, b, 1884, at 10 o'clock IN the
morning. at Chambers, in the city Of VII
mington, Tor = charter Of Incorporation OF o
co, npany called " The J. Barkley h Brothers
Company, :" TO carry On the business Of manu-
featuring crackers, cakes and confectionery
in all its various branches, and TO use, sell or
otherwise dispose Of the same, and OF pur.
chasing, selling and dealing IN foreign fruit
and merchandise generally The principal
place Of business Of said company 70 be At
the city OF Wilmington aforesaid the
amount Of the capital stock " be One Hun
bred T Ousand Dollars, ,'iyided into one
thou sand shares Of one hu ndred dollars each;
the amount OF capital to be paid IN before
commencing business TO be NIFTY thousand
dollars; that said corporation 10 to common 90
on the nrst dHy Of April, A. ID. 1854, and
terminate on the Q h day OF March, a. D.,
1901 The names and residences OF the
original subscribers TO the capital stock are
as follows: -
JAMES BARKLEY,
607 West Seventh street, Wilmington, dol.
SAMUEL BARKLEY, JR.
s23 Jefferson street, Wilmington, del.
MATILDA 3 BARkLEY;
s23 Jefferson street, Wilmington, del.
feb28gt
Daily Republican., 1884-02-29
Labor Strikes.

1t is to be regretted that employees
and laborers can not satisfactorily adj
Just the rate of wages for a given
amount Of work, so as to prevent the
repetition of strikes which annually
occur. Loss is the invariable result OF
every strike. Our city has been re-
markably free from such contests, and
we hope it may long continue to be so.
Every disagreement has been speedily
adjusted by the employer and the lab
orers, and the result has proved advan,
tagpous to all parties interested. All
disputes should be adjusted by confer,
ence. If the wages are not satisfaGo
nv, it is much wiser On the part of the
laborers to procure other situations as
soon as possible, than to enter into
combination to compel the employer tt
make an advance. In this connection
we may say that any reasonable rate OF
conversation is better than standing
idle, or running over the country look
ing for employment. The idle anc
thriftless may think differently, but thu
man of sense will agree with us. 1t /!
an old and true saying that IA half ioa
is better than no bread. The true poll
CIV is to keep at work, and at tn" sam'
time look out for better job. Ever.
one should strive to rise above the po
siton Of Il mere lab"rrr.
Excelsior is good motto. Inc mos
wealthy men OF the country began a
+ha y4ry lowest round Of the ladder AM
gradually worked their way up. 1ak
care of the pennies and the pounds VII
take care Of themselves. Every on
should ,r,lravor 10 become IL mash
workman. whatever he does should b
done well, and as he improves IN ms al
he will be better appreciated. lher
are plenty Of plodderS, but re" pr.
ticients. In the upper stories tllere
plenty of ROOM
Daily Republican., 1884-02-29
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A N ORDINANCE

RELATING TO THKLRAsEs OF PUBLIC wHARv Es
BE It orda ined by the City Council Of Wil
ming on
SECTION !. That public wharves belong
ing TO the ely Of Wilmington, and being sit
usted at the end Of public streets, shall be
leased only for the purpose Of loading and
unloading Of merchandise IN the course Of
business; and It shall not be lawful for any
person or persons leasing such whnrves to
store on such wharvessny merchandise or 9TH
er material but shall keep the said wharf
between the building lines of the street
clear nor shan any person leasing raid
wharves erect Hny building or structure over
or on such wharyts; and all leases heleafter
MADE shall haze therein plainly expressed
the provisions IF tots 0rdin ince.
SECTION 2. ANY violation of the provisions
Of this Ordi canes shall bepunished with Ii Il G
Of five dollars, and shall at The discretion OF
the Council work a iOrfeitnre Of the lease.
Passed at the City Hall, Feb. a. AID. 1854.
HENRY q. CONRAD.
Pres dc mt Of the City Council.
Attest X. G. FRAlM,
Clerk 0fthe City Council. f2SN