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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-03-03
Power from Niagara Fails 20 Light q Cisies
with Electric Lights.

ELMIRA. March 2.-The correspondent OF THE
Sun has received . letter from Leonard Henkle. In
ventor and electrician Of Rochester saying that. al
though the action Of the New York Legislature in favor
Of the National Park compels him to abandon Prospect
Park and the American side Of Niagara for electric
lighting purposes he has nevertheless negotiated for the
purchase Of land the Canada aide Of the river aud
Tor power from the Great Horseshoe Fall for carrying
out his original PLAN That plan the light
Ing Of sixty Ave Amerissn and Canadian cities, con
lights generated 81 Nisvsrs. The plans are all drawn
for ten hydraulic. engines Of 1ODD horse power each
and gigantic machinery. That lenkle himaek means
business ste.ted " the set this. he will SOON open
complete arrangements with capitalists whom he sx
poets 10 furnish 622.OO0. 100 for the undertaking.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-03-03
Pun,sAsd an a.. pot for Assauie.

Policeman Finken Of the Leonard street
station brought Michael Larkin and his wife. Margaret
Of IFS Houston street the Tombs yesterday and
said he wished 10 make complaints Of assault against
them. Larkn's head swathed In banduRes and his
wifes face was bruised Lnrk,n said that he and his
wife were walking IN West Houston street on Saturday
from one pocket 10 the other he accidentally nred it,
discharrinx the revolver LarEin refused 10 70 with
the policeman and alleges that the policeman dubbed
him aud struck his wife. The police sHid that when
he asked Iarkin TO 20 with him To the station Larkiu
and his wife who had been drinking. assaulted him.
ished and would not complaint OF assault
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-03-03
A ve..., :. D,.sr... or Block leland.

NEWPORT. March 2-Capt. Ralph E. Dodge.
keeper OF the Life Saving Station 1t Block Island sent
word here yesterday by the steamer Danieson that
unknown vessel showing ssns Of distress drifting
to see some four vs miles Oh the island She
scrbed being large three mastsd schooner with por
tons OF her masts gone, and almost literally covered
with Ice The request came that the revenue cutter
BILE 2. she ws.in VINEYARD sound The steamer D,nieE
tnting search the vessel and she will tow her
Block Island this port The vessel believed to be Of
foreign build and possible lumber lsdsned No signs OF
life observed hoard In fact she too far %
70 with distnctnsss snything except the signals Of
distress.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-03-03
JOTTINGs ABOUr TOWN
william Aplin sends q to the John r. Wood fur

william Aplin sends q TO the John n, Wood fund.
Joseph Stewart aged ~ found UNCONSCIOUS In his
ROOM u ~ Beach street yesterday from the effects OF
gas which had escaped from the open burner He was
taken 10 the Chambers Street Hospital.
John O. senon OF John semon Co.. painters At 100
West Thirty second street. fell from the stairway the
l25th street elevated station he going his
home 2oS West l2oh street. at O'clock yesterday morn
Ing and died almost immediately He 81 years old
All citizens troubled with coughs Or eolds should n
oAss ass VI. Balls Cough syrup.-AAs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-03-03
Prise FIsAs .. . snow ssor..

OMAHA. March 2.-This morning at daybreak.
the river Oats Florence six miiss north Of here
I'd Miller Of this CITY, and O. H. Smith OF Chicago met
and fought bare hand fight which lasted one hour and
hfteen mpute, The battle was conducted according to
rules and Ht the end Of rounds decided
In favor OF Smith . claim Of foul which was kus.
taned by the referee The trip to the nEhtns ground
fought stripped TO the wsst. In an atmosphere that
nearly troxe with buffalo ovsrcoAts The prtn.
cpalS have gone 70 Iowa TO Aveid arrest
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-03-03
A Preacher. ob.-e,,on. 4. H,rA License.

The Rev. DR.. ". Fl. Ferris spoke in the As.
bury Methodist Church last evening on tho subject:
High License or Prohibition, which," High license.
he said meant that the poor mu.t content himself
with beer, while the rich man could have his MI Of
drink. fournfthH OF the excise money! he said went
or Government profit from rum. lie did not believe.
either IN masking ruuselng Ills idea
emedy
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-03-03
Youthful Grin. and Cheap Lodging Houses.

The Rev. c. 8. Williams OF the Washington
Street u E. Church Brooklyn in his yesterday
morning mentioned cheap lodging houses among the
Of increase Of youthful crime because they
served young criminals hiding places and enabled
them both 70 live away from home and to change their
lodgings easily.
burgh said Yesterday 10 reporter that when he sus
pected boys Of having committed robbery his rule
10 wait until morning and then 20 through the
New York cheap lodging houses 1t was In this way
that he had Just arrested John smith EdwA
nor who, with smother boy, named Fay, are accused ot
robbng Jacob Sebert Of gold watch on q Roosevelt
street terry boat on Saturday night The watch WAS
pswned for ~ and the pawn ticket sold !for ~ within
two hours after IL was stolen.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-03-03
Turkey s.a the Un,sed States.

CoNsTANTrNoPLE. March 2-The Porte de.
cnes accept Minister wsliaces view that the treaty
with America was not denounced ut the proper time
The Porte maintains the legality Of the dsnunciation
thus making the treaty expire June e. The uovern
ment 10 willing however 10 let the existing tarn
main In force until the negotiations with the other
powers concluded II grants TO America In the new
treaty the advantages that are accorded other
countries.
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Suspended for Cslsr Bliadaess.

PHILADELPHIA. March 2.-The Pennsylvania
Railroad Company still continues the examination Of its
employees for color blindness and other defects This
has been continued for number Of years the being
examined In patches file general manager Of the com
pany says that those examinations have resulted thus
Tar In acertannR that about four cent Of those
ability 10 distinguish co0rs Nearly $40 men have
been unfortunate the examination, and
were nusDended,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-03-03
A Church Debt OF $4,000 Raised n Less
than ~ A0ur.

BOSTON. March AT the First Baptist
Church, Columbus avenue. to-day, the pastor. the
Rev. Crane announced that no would omit the reg
uar sermon - there was more important duty to be
attended to- lie then called Deacon Lansing Mills to tho
Ink upon the church. and his gresest desire that II
should be wiped out Yesrs ago 10 had resolved to set
aside = sum each year to purchase = farm 10 which
he could retire IN his old and this xmount he would
now give toward me csmcslsti9n o. we chnrchs IN
than an hour tho entire sooUO was subscribed. The
DoxoloRy aud the congregation dismissed
with the bensdction The amount Of Mr. Milliss gift
has not been made public
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Ex.Congressman J. Hyatt Smith, formerly
pastor Of the Lee Avenue Baptist Church In williams.
bursh who for month has been acting pastor Of the
East Congregational Church. IN Tompkins avenue vii.
lansburgh announced saturday that he would unite
ter,!ay morning IN the tords surper." A. he con.
THAT suits think those no hear me" That 10 ms
belief" The sermon repetition OF his opinions On
open and close communion,
:" would throw open the door" - do not invite but
the omen door "
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SIashinS BIS Brother'Sn.Law WITH . KaEor.
Edward Vaughan. aged IS years. OF $40 East
sixtish street went to the residence Of his brothen
law Patrick NcIntse. aged 20 years Of 2os East Fifty
ninth street. hast evening TO take home his little sister
Annie aged ~ years He found . party OF young men
In MeIntee'a room drinking beer and playing cards
Mclntse refused to let Annie leave his room. Her
brother said she should and. drawing razor sashed
Aelntss aern.. the thr,s cu,i!ux yssh three inches
The brothsrsin.iaw are cattle drivers Of the Forty
second street abnttoir.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-03-03
Los. HI, Cs.,d.,s N.ses.

An Egyptian priest has been upon mission
in this country for several months He 10 collecting
funds for the establishment OF Catholic missions In
Egypt he 70 now stopping with the Capuehin monks
he lost . notebook containing all his records, WHICH
written In Chndac. As consequence, he 10 de.
laysd In his Intended departure for Europe.
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Killed BY . Traia.

Cornelius Alderman Of Pascack. N. J.. was
instantly killed by the Bergen county express train
Ridgewood, on Saturday. while driving the
broken to splinters He 30 years old and leaves
widow and two children. The Coroner. jury cen.nred
the New York. Lake Erie and Western Railroad Com.
pany for not having hxgman at the crossing.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-03-03
A signal Tower on Fire.

HARRISBURG. Pa. March 2.-The signal tower
Of the Cumberland Valley Railroad at the west end Of
the bridge over the Susquehanna River cAusht FIRE to-
bridge was In danger. The engine house 0f the com.
pany was destroyed but the rolling stock was removed
Aid from this city prevented serious conhagrAtion.
The loss Will foot up several thousand dollars
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-03-03
A Triple Wedding 1. Boston.

BOSTON. March "A novel wedding-a sort OF
symphony in dove color-ook place in this city last
night II was triple wedding, The brides three
sisters Swedish girls and the grooma are of the same
nationality The Rev A. o. Nelson pastor Of the scan.
In his native language and wedding feast was append
ed The estsrs wore dovscOored travelling dresses,
and looked very attractive.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-03-03
0Ioo. 900 FIR. 4. C.nI.,eo.

CANIsTEo. Steuben county March IA fire
at Csnsteo this morning destroyed six business build
ings and contents. and damaged much other property
II discovered In the rear Of r. r. Waldo 4 Co.'S
store at about A. NJ Aid was summoned from Hor.
nellsvis aud steamer and nrenen responded but the
fire had gained much henwsy TO he easily checked
The total loss 10 estimated NJ SiOO Insurance. about
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-03-03
I.f.r.., Mseh,nery I. Prus.,s.

BERLIN March IA box containing clock
work exploded In the Post Office at Gnesen to-day. One
official was severely wounded.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-03-03
A Church Ni.ety.rsur Year. Old.

Next to John Street Church. the Forsyth
Street Methodist Episcopal Church 10 the Oldest Meth
odst church in the city Its anniversary
Harris presded Al the afternoon meeting addresses
were made by James Cannon Of the Wesley Praying
Band Chauncsy shaner and the Rev. George Irwin Of
Allegheny.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-03-03
Accused or stealing beer BY the Kes.

Rocco Andruccio. Herman Biase. and Jacob
Sebastian. who are employed by George Ehret the
brewer to deliver beer held for trial in the Har.
lem Police Court yesterday on charge Of stealing beer
Detective Robinson charged that the faisned the
entries In their receipt books aud for three months had
been stealing three or four kegs ut time
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-03-03

~ h pas s
He intends to send the young Prince to Rounania TO
serve In the Roumanian army.
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or owe Weed from e.sA.e..u-.

The crucihx. ten feet high. presented to the
Cardinal by the Very Rev. Charles da Sazznno behalf
Of the Franciscan Fahers has been placed In the
Of the canopy of the Cardinals throne In the cathedral
The made entirely from olive weed grown IN
the Garden OF 9stsemane aud 10 the work OF priests
and other In holy orders.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-03-03

Partly cloudy weather and light SHOWS winds
generally shifting 20 south AID west falling followed
~ rs'nI hnromst-r slight changes in temperature
Monday, colder weather Oh Tuesday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-03-03

LONDON. Match 3.-The first declaration on
the of the Irish National League in opposition to
Henry Georges land scheme made at Ameeting at
Cork on sunday at which the scheme was declared TO
be impracticAble.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-03-03
GuarAiae Asa,ass Dynamite.

GuarAiag Aeaiast Dynamite.
LONDON. March 2.-Ths London railway on.
=, terminal sisH5l I! .si ~
Meetings Of Iriak organizations in London and the
provinces today were watched by Irish detectives.
Nothing unusual was discovered.
PAais, March 3.-Ths French Government has decided
70 sxpsi from France all suspected dynAmitsrs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-03-03
M. Newton U.ahle Co Preach.

The Rev, r. Heber Nswton's eyes are badly
innAmsd. and he unable 10 preach yesterday The
report that he contemplated Swing ~ his shsrsh V
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-03-03

The usual Sunday lecture ON scientific war;
fare was not delivered In Columbia Hall In York ard
Main Streets Brooklyn. last evening. A F-nlan who
stood o. the entrance sad the lectures would be dacon
unued for q time. He was unable to say whether or
not this caused by the recent explosions and tho
discoveries OF dynamite In London.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-03-03
BradIaush - Nerthe.ts.

LONDON. March 2.-Mr. Bradlaugh has sent
. letter to Sir Stafford Northcoe. charging him with
having violated the law In having had Mr.. Brsdlaugh
excluded from the House Of Commons. THAT act" Mr.
Bradaugh says war mean and spiteful and unworthy
Of an English gentleman"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-03-03
systematically Robbed by their Clerk.

PITTSBURGH. March 2.-Boggs & Buhl dry
goods merchants Of Allegheny City have been syste.
maticaly robbed during the past three months Of
era thousand dollars worth Of goods Last night Harry
Crawford OF their most trusted clerks detected
In the Act Of carrying on silks and velvets valued ut
yet been rrcapnred II 10 believed that Crawford
had woman accomplish
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-03-03
Prizes for De l.. Sale Orators.

Prixes for De La Sale Orators.
An oratorical contest was held by the pupils
Of De La Sale Institute yesterday afternoon In the
chapel In Second street The pzes gold and silver
medals. The programme varied with vocal music
by the choir The gold medal was wsried to Philip H.
Reyille. VIM. j. iiamps4n took the second prize, and
George o. Shuuginrssy tile third.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-03-03
Conjecture About the serv,s.

Although nothing has been heard OF the
Cunard steamer servia since she spoken by the
England and the Republic Feb a. no anxiety felt
byher agents for her safety. 1t Is believed that her
machinery WAS injured to such extent thar she
qad 10 proceed slowly. She IL expected in to-day.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-03-03

ST. LOUIS March 2.-Miss Nellie Kaiser en-
poyed In the Palace Hotel vt Ashley. Ill., assaulted
last Friday evening the depot Of that place by Ed
Roach, who knocked her down snbA nkinent twenty
feet high, causing In injuries from which she died on
Saturday morning. Roach escaped, but posss are
searching fog hun,
Daily Republican., 1884-04-28

THE primary election ON Saturday
for President Of the City Council and
City Treasurer resulted in the unani.
nous choice Of Henry G. Conrad, pres,
cut incumbent, for the first position
named, and Milton $. Shippers tor City
Treasurer II is to the credit of Mr.
Conrad that he has presided in such al
able, dignitied and impartial manner
Tor the past two years, that when h
came before the voters Of his party tol
denomination there was no objection
Mr.. Conrad is entitled to the full Re
publican vote, and will receive the sup.
port Of many honest Democrats VIII,
are in favor of local selt-govcrnment,
and opposed to the tyranny Of Water
Commissions or any other kind of com
missions that override tn" will Of the
people.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-28

TIE Republican nomination for Shcr
i'll and Coroner Of New Castle County
Will take place on Saturday, May 18th
The polls will open in Wilmington and
New CastI" at o'clock and close at I.
In all the other polling places of the
County they will open at . O'Clock and
close at 6 The candidates for Sheriff
are Frank c. Stidham. f. H. Hoagland
and Hiram W. Moore, Wilmington
William A. Hukill, Pecander Jane,
Vincent, Chris1iana, and Jacob Her
manu-, New Castle The candidates tol
Coroner arr Charles +. Sparks Levi
;. Taylor, Joseph W. Woodrow and j
II. C. MaCey, Wilmington.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-28

|DUBLlC SALE OF HOUSES AM
L lots.
Great bargains may be obtained at th'
public sale Of houses and lots
ON MAY 10,
AT = o'clock In the evening,
At the office, second story Of the Western
Union Telegraph Building, N. 4. cornel
Third and Market slreets, Of the following
properties
| 70, |. Two.story brick house, metal roof
| 10 feet "a inches by - feet, Sl2 Reed street.
| No. q. Two-stOry brick house, metal roof
10 feet 3. inches by S6 feet; sl+ Reed street.
| No. 3. !wo.stOry brick house, metal roof
10 feet a inches by 50 feet, sl6 Reed street
No. 4 Two-story brick house, metal root
10 feet "a inches by SO feet, sls Reed street.
Nos !, ., 2and have two-story brick back
buildings, bath 70 )m hot and cold water.
No. 5. Iwo-story brick house metal roof,
| II feet by 100 feet, GA West Front street, run
| ninq back TO Reed street.
| No 0. Lot north side Of Sherman street.
between Tenth and Eleventh and Lombard
and Pine streets, So feet from Lombard st.,
| II feet inches b" 20 feet
No. !. Lot on n, rth side ofShearman ST.,
etween Tenth and Eleventh and Lombard
ar d Pine, 70 feet from Pine street, 7Jiect by
10 feet.
No. s. Lot on westerly side Of Buttonwood
street. % feet from the noIthery side Of A
street, l2b feet by 100 feet.
TERMS { + SALE:
Fi:e per cent cash on evening Of sale, 20
per cent within 10 days u IN rtghve OF 70
per cent on the remainder will be taken.
Members Of this association or persons
taking shares may leave "A mortgage Of two
hundred dollars 5000 on each share WIZ .
|OTT ANY PREMIUM, thus enabling al
npti i.,l IN 20 lnu Ia
Sale positive. without uithGrawel or IN.
derhidding The title OF the properties per.
feet. The n ssCCiation Will have deeds and
mortgages prepared without any charge to
the purchasers.
THEtLAYTt N LOAN ASSOCIATION
For furt! or Information, apply to
VI. L.. LICHTENSTElN,
als-2tt Secretary.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-28

SCORES of Democrats in every ward
IN the city are opposed to a Water Com
mission and an increase Of taxes, but if
they vote for Democratic Councilmcn
they vote in favor Of theWatcr Commits
sion and an increase Of taxes. The only
way to defeat the Water Commission is
to elect a Republican Council.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-28

HENRY G. CONRAD, Esq, for rrcsi
dent of City Council, Milton :. Silnpers
for City Treasurer. This is the Eepub
lican ticket 50 far, and so far it is good
All that is wanted now are strong Re
publican nominations for Council from
the respective wards. This, and ther
Republican victory. This. and thel
down goes the Water Commission
Daily Republican., 1884-04-28
might have an office the people did not

might have an office the people did not
want him to have.
MI Maxwell was not quite so success.
full with his bill as his co-laborer, Mr..
McIntire, but the will of the people was
detied and outraged by usurping the
power of the Mayor. Instead of the
old time honored Mayors Court we
have Municipal Court, over which
presdes Democratic Judge, and at
his elbow sits Democratic clerk. The
Republican Mayor is retired upon "A
nominal salary, while two Democrats
are put into power to do his work and
pocket the emoluments. Is this not
true Where is there an hones'Demo-
crat who will deny it? Was there
ever such political usurpation, such po-
litical tyranny
But Mr.. Maxwell is not sent home
without an office. His party fidelity
could not be- overlooked by such an ad-
miring Legislature, and he was reward
ed by cutting out for him an extra as
sessmcnt district. In the long run he
has been more successful than Mr.. Nc
lntire, for he is in office and Mr. Nc
Intire is ont of office.
Now honest Democrats of Whining
ton, you who are opposed to such par
tisan chcanery, such partisan commi s.
sions, what are you going to do about
it ?
If you elect a Democratic Council, the
Water Commission will 60 into full
force and operation. VIII you set it up
and increase your taxes? Will you
ovcrturn the will of the people to put
Mr. McIntire into Office? This is fol
You to pass judgment upon. What will
be your verdict?
Daily Republican., 1884-04-28
Y)ERSON AL.

Weak AMI undevel0ped parts OF the human
body enlarged developed and strengthened
etc Ia an interesting advertisement long run
in our paper. In reply to inquiries we will
Sty that there is no evidence Of humbuy
about this. On the contrary. the advertisers
are very highly endorsed. Interested persons
may get sealed circulars. giving all particu
lars, by addressing Erie Medical Co., =. q
Box BIB Buffalo, New YORK. Toledo evening
Bee. alJeUd -2Ot
Daily Republican., 1884-04-28

ID DOOFING AND SCOUTING - TIN
~ subscriber Is prepared to do roofing,
ynttering and spouting, either galvanized
iron or tin o. the very best quality, and at
short notice, Estimates promptly furnished.
All kindsofl ouse furnishing goods kept con
stantly on his nd. Post-o office address, Henry
CLAY Factory New Castle County, Della ware.
Shop, foot Of Itreck's Lane.
m19-3m HUGH HOLLAND,
Daily Republican., 1884-04-28

MILTON $. SIMPERS' nomination by
The Republicans on Saturday was in
the line of civil service reform. He has
for the last two years been the clerk in
the City Treasurer's office, performing
his duties in an able and satisfactory
manner. The people were not unmind'
full of this, and by their votes they only
declared that not only the same line
Of conduct should be the rule in the
City TreaSurer's Office, but that the SAINT
efficient officer should continue, but in
the capacity of Treasurer instead OF
Treasurer clerk. The large vote cast
for Mr.. Shippers cannot be construed
into any reflection or condemnation OF
Mr.. Bond, who was Mr. Shippers OPP
ponent. lie was as competent and well
qualiticd as Mr.. Shippers was, but the
people could not see the necessity OF
making change as long as Mr.. Sim
perS met every requirement. No doubt
if the Republicans carry "A majority of
the City Council Mr.. Bond will be con-
tinuel as Water Registrar, and even
should the Water Commission be placed
upon its legs, Mr.. Bond will stand as
good chance for Clerk and Treasurer
|Of that Commission as anybody else
that will be- named The latter CON
Itingency, however, we hope, will never
larrive, and we are confident never will
If every honest Democrat opposed to a
| Water Commission will vote against
ihayinr one.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-28
at 2 O'Clock p. m.

III . CLOCK p H..
The following described real estate, viz:
All that certain lot. piece or parcel Ofland.
with frame house there IN Crectcd situate
| in the city Of Wilmington. and bounded and
described as follows, to wit: Beginning Ul
the northerly side Of Tnird street. between
Monroe and Adams street.. at the distance
of ll3 feet from the westerly side Of Monroe
street and at corner Of land sold 10 PATRICK
foherty, thence by line # said land north,
ery and p rallel to Monroe street 81 feet 1
| inches to the southerly side Of a 4-'eet wide
alley running from Monroe to Adams street
and parallel to Third street, thence along
said aleyside sesrerly Ii feet u u stake
| thence s"uthery and paraic cl 70 Monroe
street " fee ia hes the IF ,resaii side O'
Third street. and hence thereby casterIy lf
feet to the place Of beginning. be the con
tents what 1t may, With the use Ofsaid alleys,
etc.
Seized and taken in execution as the pro
perty of Patrick Maloney. surviving mortga
gor and administrator Of BRIDGET MalOney
deceased, and t. t.'s. and to be sold by.
JAMES MARTIN, Sheriff
Sherlf's Office, Wilmington, April Is 1884,
MS