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Daily Republican., 1884-01-10
TELEPHONE SIGNAL. lss.
OPBN ALL NIGHT.
J. A. WILSON, Funeral Director

SALE-BY VIkTUE or
IN writ Of Lsvari Fscias. TO me directed
will be exposed 70 public sale Of the OouT
|, House, on Mark Of street, between Tenth an
Eleventh streets, In the city VI Wilmington
New Castle county, Del, on
u THURSDAY, THE NrH DAY
| OF JANUARY, 1854,
| st2 O'Clock, p. n.
the following described real estate, Wis:
All that certain lot or parcel Of land with
10 two. story brick house thereon srected,
situate In the city Of Whining ton bounded
on tho sostherly side Of Head street Ut the
distance Of $50 feet N inches from the wee.
terly side Of Msnroe street and at the
mi ddls Of the division wall between this
snd the adjoining house on the east. thence
southorly parallel with Monroe street And
through the middle Of said division wall o.
feet to . sorner, thence westerly parallel
corner, thence northerly and parallel with
Monroe street and through the middle Of the
division wall between this and the adjoining
house on the west IS feet to the Aforesaid side
Of Road street, and thence thereby easterIy
Is feet and Inches 10 the p lsoo Of begin.
ing. BE- tho contents what they may. deed
Record l.. vol. 10, page aiT, etc.
For the release ofa portion Of tho above
described real estate from tho lien Of this
mortgage see deed record N. Vel. IL, page
283, etc.
Seized and taken In exe0ution a. the pro-
perty OF Peter b Heusted and julia H., his
wife, and Z. Wilhelm. t. {. npd TO DO sold by
JAMES MAXIM, Sheriff.
SHlRI1r's OFFICE, Wilmington, Del. Jan.
4, 1884 lo-eo4
r 4 IN W rFtVN 4
~ writ OF Levan rScias, 10 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, bel, on
THURSDAY, THE ArH DAY
OFJANUARY, 1884,
at9o'clock, p. m,
The following described real estate, viz:
All that certain lot, piece or parcel Of land
ituate IN the city Of Wilmington, with the
rick building thereon erected, bounded and
described ~ follows, 10 wit: Beginning ut a
'oint on the nertherly side Of Conrad street,
between Van Furen and Harrison streets at
he distance OF % feet westerly from the
westerly side Of Van Buren, street, thence
lortherly parable! 10 Van Buren, street ISL
eet 10 stake, thence northwesterly 10 feet. |
more or lees t0a stake thence southeriy
PARALLEL to VanBuren street asd passing
trough the centre Of the party wall BE-
ween the house on this lot and the one ad-
dining On the west, 10 feet more or less, To
he aforesaid northerly side Of Conrad street,
md thence thereby oasterly 1t feet to the
lace Of beginning, be the contents what
hey may.
Seized and taken in execution ~ the pre-
erty " Walter q. Tatnali and Henry l..
'atnall Jr, trading AZ II l.. TatnAIl 4 Co,
nd Annie X. TAtnall. wife Of the said
ALTER q. 1atnall, and t. t's, and TO be sold
y JAM re MARTIN, Sheriff.
SHBRlyP's OsSICE, Wilmington. Del.. Jan.
lbo4 7eod. |
Daily Republican., 1884-01-10
WILSON'S
uljta1HlAs aooEs, GIG KING STREET.

Tho first 10 successfully Introduce Arterisl
Embs Inning In this city. Having studied
under the most skillful German embalmer
In this country, and with his private formu-
10 and four years Of practical experience
preparing and keeping bodies WITHOUT
lCE, and Of preparing bodies for shipment 70
all psFtS Of tho country.
Daily Republican., 1884-01-10
ShEhIff'S SALE-BY vIkTUE or A
~ wit Of Lsvari facias, to me directed
Will be exposed 70 public sale at the Court
Aouse, on Market street. between Tenth AID
Eleventh streets, In the city Of Wilmington,
New Castle county. Del., on
THURSDAY, THE 2ars DAY
OF JANUARY. lisa.
a Z O'Clock. D, n.

The following described real estate, Wis:
All that certain lot, piscej or parcel u
land, with the brick house thereon erected
situate In the city Of Wilmington bounded
and described - follows, 10 Wit: Beginnins
At point on the nOrtherly side Of Conrad
street, between Van buren, and Harrison
streets, ~ tho distance Of 10 feet westerly
mon the westerley side OF Van Buren, street,
thence northerly parallel 70 Van Buren,
street 10 feet more Or less 10 q stake, thence
northwestsrly 10 feet TO . stake, thence
eoutherly and parallel 70 Van buren street,
70 feet more or lsss,t the Aforesaid northsrly
SIDE OF Conrad street, and thence thereby
sas!erly 10 feet TO the place Of beginning, the
hrst mentioned line passing through the
centre Of the party wall between this house
sad the one adjoining o. the east, be the
contents what they may.
Selsed and taken IN execution ~ the pro.
pery Of Walter q. Tstnall and Henry l..
Istnall, Jr, trading as h. L. TstnalI 4 Co
and Annie =. Tstnali, wife OF the said
walter u. Ta,nsll and /. to, and to he soId
by JAMES MARTIN. Sherin
SHnMSs's OvvIcn, Wilmington, January
= IOWA 10 God
Daily Republican., 1884-01-10

WANrED-s5,5oo FOR FIvrvr.,,
NY. per cent. on tirst mortv,ya 49, M,
pr'por'y. Address PHIL" this siiSlcss '''y
|--- j1e-ott
Daily Republican., 1884-01-10
WIZ. B. SHARP.
OUR SEAL PLUSHES

are first in the list and show
a heavy cut in prices. You
should see them.
Daily Republican., 1884-01-10

IN
The annual meeting Of the me,nhors ,,
view Castle County Mutual Insurance ro ono
pahy VIII be held At the office of The Gamma
ny, no. oo2 Market street, Wilmington i,ala.
ware, on Monday, January vlst. 1874 a, IN
y oaock q. m at which time ian election ,ap
we NJ members Of the company 70 s.yvs ' vi
managers for three years viii be- held, 40
WILLIAM TATNALL
MN c,v, President
I'ooIcthTy. HOLT
Daily Republican., 1884-01-10

Msxister's Tea Store,
NO. 2 W sst sixth steSst.
Daily Republican., 1884-01-10

state OF the Thermometer
ut tho REPUBLICAN, Office in the shade,
Yo'clock 10 o'clock IL o'olock
go 80 40
Daily Republican., 1884-01-10

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. . !, FOR FIF.
load ses. 81 dty s ss,na9S xssd
Daily Republican., 1884-01-10
WIN. B. SHARP,
CARPETS.

Our new spring styles
'are coming daily. $50 rolls
from the mills now partly in
stock. The fall styles must
be pushed out OF our way,
and will be in sympathy with
the big sale to clear them
out, thus:
Daily Republican., 1884-01-10

AN sls Of sppIss and foT sale cheap. md
ID Orange, EoSa-W 'oHF PYLE.
Daily Republican., 1884-01-10

To LEI, FREE OF RENT A WHEY
wright shop at kirkwood Del ai,aad-
SsGSsSo' Also house for rent. K 7 HmR
Ilu-1fdLDt-H
Daily Republican., 1884-01-10

NR sALE--COMPLE1E TIxTIIvr.
az lol drug store walnut front, drsnsr,
tbs ~ excellent condition. Been In uss la.
gist, this ONCE. 0"ofos, drug
Daily Republican., 1884-01-10
( AT
Vim. B. Sharp's
liz MARKET STREET.,
PREPARATORY TO REMOVAL,
GRAND CLEARING OUT SALE.
COMMENCING THIS WEEK,
BLANKETS AND QUILTS

BLANKETS AND QUILTS
The greatest cut and low
est prices we ever made
1l.4, all wool, $3.50, from
Sc fine 11-4, now $3.50,
from $3.50; good ia, now
1887, from IS honey comb
quilts, 625, from 75c.; IS
from 90, and 81 from $1.25.
These are all remarkable
bargains.
WV. B. SHARP.
MUSLINS AND LINENS.
You can anticipate your
spring purchases at these
prices.
One yard wide, 64c.; For
estdale, A, at 8 cents.
A splendid yard wide at 81
from 10. One lot of 1o-4|
sheeting % from 2Sc. and
many others. Table Linens|
in patterns plain and fg'd
centres, from s. to 50, all
sizes. Lot of remnants will
60 cheap.
Daily Republican., 1884-01-10

w AHTED-A YOUNG MAN ~,
~ ieatn the clothing business Ada,..,
o Of nand"rlting Oft the applicant IN IT,
Daily Republican., 1884-01-10

ShEklFF'S SALE--BY VIRTUE or A
~ writ Of Levari IAciss, 10 me direotsd
VIII be exposed " publiH sale ~ the q, ur,
House. on Market street, between Tenth and
Eleventh streets, In the city Of Wilmington
NOW Castle county, Dol. on
THURSDAY, THE 24TH DAY
OF JANUARY, 1874,
st2oeloot p. N.
TAe following described real estatsi,,,.
All that certain lot or piece OF land and
two-story brick dwelling thereon erected
situate In the city OF wilmington bopndsi
and described ~ follows: TO wit; Beg,nnInu
on the southerly side Of Conrad street h.
tween Second and Third streets, and Van
Buren AID Harrison streets. And AT ths
dlstAnce Of l6S feet westerly from the 1sstar.
" Side OF Van buren, street, and AT ths
centre OF the essterly party Wall. themes
souther!y through the centre OF sait narfs
uall, and parallel 70 Van buren, street. h. n
thence westerly and parallel to Conrad n "a
H. tnence northerly and parallel to Van Rure n
81, through the centre of westerly part, Wall N
feet to the southerIy side OF Conrad str..,
aioiesaid, and thence thereby westerly "a
iset 70 the place Of beginning. b. The con.
'ents thereof what they may.
oelLeu and taken In execution AZ the nro.
perry OF Walter u. Tstnall and Annie X
Ills VIE, and I. ts, and to be sold ty
JAMES MARTIN >her,b
1854. 5ah y
Daily Republican., 1884-01-10
VIM. B. SHARP.
DRESS GOODS

Will pay you to see. There:
a variety of standard good:
new this fall, yet they, too
must 60 in at the reduction
Double-fold Tricot are S1.25
from Sl.5o, and 81 from ST.
IS. Best grade Cashmeres,
90 from IS, Piaids, shudas
and novelties ] off. An ele-
giant lot of plaid and stripe
hannels, nice for wrappers,
IS from so. Space will not
allow more detail here.
WM. B. SHARP.
CORSETS.
All we have left of one
line, perfect clean and good
goods are 50 cents, from Is.
Plush tides, garnet and gold,
small and large size, are /
off in price. Pocket-books
and knick knacks reduced
one. halt. One lot 1900
yards, all colors yelling, 15c.
rom 81.
WIN. B. SHARP.
Daily Republican., 1884-01-10
Registers Ten Store,
No. 2 West Sixth street.

Registers Tea store,
No. 2 West Sixth street.
Daily Republican., 1884-01-10

ENok OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
- story front rooms, No 2.s Mar nn
street These rooms are very desirahia 10Y
aany ilght purposes, being we'll lIuhted . ,U
. neated and In the business portion ~ @ ,ha
city. Apply on the premises. " ~, ~ a. sne
Daily Republican., 1884-01-10

'oS HEHr-STORE sls W. su,0.r
A. street. a good stand. w. oN ',ai'D
Daily Republican., 1884-01-10

kNoh KENT OK SALE-A 1HonML,
~ on mo w with all modern improvement
~ ~ ~ West Third street. Apply 70 w
oohNbROOkS, bl3 TatnaiI Street ,,n., A.
Daily Republican., 1884-01-10

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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-01-18
TIMBER CULrUn

SASs oAssA44 AA84S4E4kNW
WASHINGTON, Special Telegram, IAN. To-
Tho following Is the text o6 NJ. 6txaiSs blll.
Section That the inst section q satd 6ct be,
and ~, thc same is, amended. 70 rad ~ fellows:
lint the act entitled An e. e Ct
!,er on the Western prsirfes,. appxuvod March
II, 1874, be and the s.me = here6y ame.sdsd 70
T1ds %so ss
Of twenty-one years, and ts cittssn q the
United States. or who shsll have Aled
as ! Tsaaed s s. sbs s .s &
the United States, who shall plant, psotect and
keep in healthy, growing condition for TIT
Il eighty acres, o q frsctionsi subdivisoa q sss
pirstion of said eight years, On a making prooS q
nsn .s sr
tfons as provided I'm Sec. shall receisega
patent for such tract: provided. fpls
shall BE- granted. and that no person R shaii ~ 81
more than ono entry under tho provisioas Of tl6s
Sec. 2. That the third section BE- and the =,
is amended to read e. follows: That Il q any
time after the filing Of said a3dsvit Of pficr q,
The tssning Of the patent for SID lsnd the Slaim
Of this act and his tirnber cuitats entry shsi3
have been cancelled by reason Of such fsilu.s 8
shall have been relinqufshed by the entry msAe
qualifications enumerated in the 6rst section q
this act. bnt no part Of the h.ds
entry shall 10 entered or taken by any sShse.S
9uent applicant save under the provfsi0ns q
this act only, except upon the order OF tho WA-
proof satisfactory to him that tho sanc u -
order shall be made until the laad incisded q;
Immediately preceding tho making thefecl ".
have M been entered under the psopislcns 6 TITS
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-01-18
Retaliatans Upon Franco.

p. II. Kelly Of 81. PAUL. received on the
7th inst, Q telegram from Armour & Co.,
Chicago, requesting him to send Q telegraph.
10 message to Warrington impsssling upon
the Minnesota delegation In congress the
importance Of . repeal Of the French pro.
hibition Of pork, and askiRg the Co opera
tion With other west@n members in move.
msnt to pan retaliatosy measures Of once.
Nf. Kelly, whsn asked what he thought
Of the rsfaliating plan, said in his view The
proper course to take was to exclude from
America all French wines and fabrics which
afe not up TO . proper standard. A repre-
sentative 1rom the firm Of Besuprs, Ksogh
4 Go. took . similar vi.w Of the subject,
but added in an aside that Armour wal
pestty we'll loaded up with pork, and VA
naturally anxious to have something
done to help him out. This movement on
the part Of Armour and his friends % prob
ably In suppors Of . resolution Of inquiry
introduced "a cong,ess two oy three dsya
0KVs
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-01-18
Acrobats ana Gymnasts.

Acrcbets and gymnasts usually prac-
tics duriag the morning OH the stage of
some theatre. Even when not working
at any new trick, thy always practice
once day, II their engagement does pot
include two performances. Sometis..es
they lave to 50 Though six or seven.
s>p man intends TO bring o>,s some
he< d special feat, and wishes to
keep II profound secret u...il its pro.
duction, lie hires an empty school-room
or public hall, or even theatre, for his
own exclusive 'usc, and there exercises
Y with Ills appliances am assistants until
he is perfect. No stlge performance ID
ever rellearsed at l,onle. 1tissomewllat
disappointing TO lind that the music
which seems such IN inspiriting accom-
paniment to the Spectators Is disregard.
ed by some professionals, who indeed
aver they EOtld rather be without
''band-cIatter!' Salaries vary enormous.
~. of course. OF late years, there has
been demand for female kymnasts, ,-and
some have been forthcoming; but rs
might have been expected, they rarely
excel. Still, they draw good houses, and
the morbid taslc of the public enables
some Of them to command fifty or a
hundred pounds week. Troupe sala-
fies run even higher than this in cxcep-
tl0nal casesi but managers always want
something new, something that no other
company has presented, and the art is
therefore a progressive One. All man
nor OF things are introduced to impart a
spice Of novelty to old tricks in every
department.. Acrobats iuggle with balls,
hvNfv,ou 1,nOva Enru N
torches while tumbling or throwing
somersaults wnilc playing the violin or
tambourine, or mount thcmselveso on roll
ler-skates and bicycles. Gymnasts are
fired" from spi.sgrboartls concealed
within Q gigantic cannon, let off pistols
In their flight through tho ainrar 20
through their evolutions amid blaze o.
squibs and rockets. The various "lincs"
Of business, too, while ulore numerous
and diversified, are not 30 distinct and
separate as they used to lie. Trapeze,
flying rings, and horizontal bar work are
now combined; poles and ladders still
hold their ground; but tight-rope aud
slack-wire walking-feats more easily ac-
quired than any other-bottlc perform.
ers, ceilins-steppers, pedestal acrobats,
and modern Sainsons are o drug in
the market. ut is denied, by
the way, that tho ceiling.
= sensation, was ever really performed
10y atmospllerericp pressure or by magnet
ism: as was alleged, springs or hooks hav.
ing been always employed) Eguilibrists
are rather in tho asccndent just now.
It seems incredible that any ono should
be able to sit in q chair and maintain j,
balanced on two legs upon IN oscillating
vnr n 1rt,
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-01-18
ALesson in Finarce.

(Which is the best. to owe or to hayr
something owing to you?" asked Col. La
gsrbeer to Gus De Smith one day.
"Why, to have something owing to
you, Of course" answered Gus, who is
one Of the brightest society youths in
II don't agree with you," said the
colonel.
"WeIl. Why mott"
Because, II yon have something ow.
ing 10 you, Won may never get It. But II
you owe something, when you are able
70 pay II yoa have value received,
any how, and II yen mover ray-why,
then Won are suro to make handsome
profit" n
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Observation-Disclosures,
A Dwelling House s Fset wide, 80.
Fcet Deep, and 4 Stories High.
N. Y. Eyeninx Post

A Dwelling House 8 Foet Wlde, 80
Fcet Deep, and 4 Stories High.
N. Y. Evening Post.
The narrowest house in this city may
be seen at the northwest corner OF Lex.
ington avenue and Eighty.second street.
When Lexington avenue was cut through
some years ago, strip Of land five feet
wide and one hundred lset deep was all
that was LEFT Of . certain lot belonging 70
o person who did not ownth next LOT
on the street. The strip, while oflittio
value by itself, would be valuable 10 . ;.
person owning the, adjoining lot On
Eighty-second street, because Il EoulJ
not only enable him to build houSs
five feet wider, but would give him win.
dowe all along the 81 10 Of his houss ON
Lexington avenue. Tie two owners.
however conld not agree as to terms,
and a loise was erected on tho lot ad.
joining the narrow strip. Tho owner Of !
the latter had nothing to do but to abau.
don his lot, or build house five feat
perhaps adopted because such . house
would shut up all the side windows al
the neighboring building, and consider.
ably reduce its value. S. I. Z
: The now building, which has been
finished for some months, is therefore 81
feet wide, 100 feet deep, and 4 stnfia9
high. 1t is divided into two shouses.
each SO feet long. sand the ent tsana..
doors are, Of course on tho avOniie, g
there is no room for 4 door at either end /
of the building. The Inv aiiowsa build.
ing at the corner of street to have
projecting bay windows along the side
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-01-18
Minnesota State Prison Fire.
Tho Sash, Door and Blind shop of
tho Northwestern Gar Company,
Rurnefl at Sfillvater

Tho Sash, Door and Blind Shop of
tho Northwestern Gar Company,
Burned at saltwater.
At,about 10 O'Clock Thursday night the
7th Ere ives discovered inside the prison
wall iu the sash door and blind shop. and
almost instantly swept through ths whole
building, embracing pattern. hard wood and
wagon shops and boiler room. The flames
then swept over the engine, blacksmith and
cooper shops and all were consumed
snd total los. By strenuous efforts of the
dre de: :aitmsnt the building containing .
largo amount Of valuable mouldipgs and
manufactured lumber was saved; also the
ironclad building containing patterns Of all
castiDgS. The cellrooms were not injured,
and the prisoners all remained in their cells.
The other buildings within were saved
foundry. The fire was under control at
1880. The cause OF the fire is usknown.
The state loss ON buildings and Northwest
srn Manufacturing 4 Car company On
stock are oil covered by insurance. The
building burned was owned ~ the state
The fire caught In the wood working shops
Of the penitentiary lying west Of the engine
and boiler room COOPER shoh black
smith shop and bolt IooD, and
started In the glszlpg room.
The portions des troyed are the nsw shops
erected In 1882. The inspectors for the
State have insurance on ths shops ard oil
buildings to the amount Of 10000. When
the fire burt out and showed its magnitude
the warden and his asistants chained the
conyicts together in gangs aud called out
the State Iailitia, who responded under
Capt. Merry, 6:ty strong. The convicts
wsre very docile and no stampede occurred.
TSere was no OCCASION for removing the
convicts from the building, and nothing
wsa done save 10 take the msn ont of the
cells and chain them. Warden
Rsed and Deputy Warden Hall were
cool and m ,asged the msn excellently.
The Northwestern Manufacturing 4 Car
company owned some OF the machinery
and the stock on hand. Their loss will foot
up between 3l25, 200 and $140,00s. about
half covered by insurance. The total loss
BY the fire on everything IL estimated at
shout $25, 900; insurance, $4,000 to $780,.
OOo.
The contract for the Office work Of The
First National hank Of 81. Paul Wss in tho
hands Of tha Northwestern company and
the loss on this alone will bs a, ,O60.
The Insurance Of the state on the pertion
burned IL about $4,000 The los by the
state on the portion OF the psnite ntiary
burned will foot up about $76,I0).
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-01-18
80 ~, -! ~ 4A

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hnd petents q osstiAee1ss oo ~ M a.. IS
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to aSstsin fsnrs ~, ~ ~ ~ ss =.
"a mn Ns. 1i N.t:sr. y SsssSs. = N os passou
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mat1ee ON improvement OF tho Ajeeta1ppl
diver, submitted q Joint resolution appeo.
psistips 81, COO GOO. 10 contiau . the imnrove.
r.,,: hs.n, - ~ Sr,s.,..s..s s-yss -
.s. suu y wy ns'pEa .lvss 'm'
ploveusns oosnmt..'on. Afsef oeoate It va
amended to give Il In the form OF bill,
which passed.
Bills vers in,railueed eor no.ta, ..,,n..
banks and 3 med,csi unfvea,iiv n Wsshins. !.
ton nnder The snsni~.s nsths :c..,r,,,sat =. " s
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