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Daily Republican., 1885-02-16
Fatal Casualties.

A boiler at the North Mahanoy Col
liery, of the Philadelphia and Reading
Coal Company, near Mahanoy City, ex.
ploded on Friday night, displacinq
eleven other boilers and wrsckIng the
engine house. John Swank was killed
and Joseph Lloyd. fireman, was 81
badly injured that he died in few
hours. One hundred and fifty men and
boys are thrown out OF work by the
disaster.
Mrs. Elizabeth Holmes, a wealthy lad y
of Cold Spring, Long Island, diel on
Friday night Of blood poisoning. She
cut her hand while peeling an orange a
few days ago.
John Murphy, brother of man who
was lynched by vigilants in Montana a
week ago, was found on tho coupling of
n train at Dubuque on Tuesday night,
with his face, hands and feet 30 badly
frozen that his recovery was considered
impossible. He said he had ridden all
the way from Montana in front of the
cars.
Esther Thomas, aged sixty, was
burned TO death in a little frame house
In Detroit early on Saturday morning.
The house WAS consumed. IL is be-.
lieved she was smoking "A pipe.
Arthur ColomIna, a welI'k known tnrf.
man, was killed by bein thrown from
his wagon during pony races az Chinco.
league, Va, on Friday last.
An accident caused by the breakipp
OF the wheel OF the caboose occurred on
Saturday Afternoon or the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad, near Colurnbns
hlchard Sherman, conductor, jumpfd
from the car and was killed.
Daily Republican., 1885-02-16

DuBLIs, Feb. 15.--ro-dsy In all The
Catholic churches was read, mid I'm.
prcsaive gllepcs and rapt attention., the
Lon ten pastoral lrttev which Cardinal
McC abe had prepared on tbs eve OF his
sudden death. Thu pastoral rxpressss
Indignant repadiation Of this hideons
attempts made for the destruction Of
property and innocent lives BY tho foul
| dynamita conspiracy which has startled
The world by iis wickedoess. IL raid
that the object Of ths wicked co0spirs-
lev 10 10 schisve the Independents oi
ireland and avense tho Wrongs inflicted
upon that unhappy country In forrne'
times
God knows that the record Of thsss
wronen forms the blsckest page OF Euro
pean history, bat surely this savage
ven GRANGE IL not calculated to win God
| or the world 10 tho side Of the poor.
AM lot.-i country, which has no mors
deadly foes than tho vretched men who
support or conntenapcs schemes 40 de
| tsstable.
Deeply a. love Ireland, gladly
consent to the continuation OF her great
eat sorrow rather than SEQ her resirmp
tion worked out by agencies Witch Goo
and the Church anstheInattxe-"
The pastoral created profound ssp
cation. At all the chur ches other bisb
| DDS dnnouucei ths dvnamiters
Daily Republican., 1885-02-16
Virginia and Her Common.

Governer Cameron, of Virginia in
dehante u DECISION Of the United
States Circuit Court, has is.rtl 81
order to the heads Of the State o.part.
mems directing teen to rigldiy enforee
tbe state law torbiGding She rec, ipt Of
coupons for taxes, except in tie inan
ner prescribed by That Law. In obe
on. dienc nc; to thi, o,d";e e.. Auditor and a Il
.ner State officers w,li rtinss 70
carry out the order of the United states
Circuit Court. 1t il expected the7 vii.
be committed to jail TOR contempt In
that case one of the members of tina
United States Supreme Conrt will
probably be applied to for writ q,
habeas corpus. A casa will also he
made up by the State, which will h,
sufficient in amount 70 give the m an
appeal TO the United States Sdpremf
Court.
Daily Republican., 1885-02-16
COTTON,
Dots.

Dots.
Nicholas b. Appleton has sold OUT
his poultry stand in the Third street
market TO Joseph Riley. Of Edgo,noor
The Fourth street cars stopped rum
ming ON Saturday evening ats O'CLOCK
owing to the snow storm.
Mr.. Harry Steele, OF this city, started
on visit 70 New Orleans on Saturday
last. He expects 10 return home IN
about three weeks.
The patiye-born elephant bids fair 10
rival the great imp 'rted Jumbo In size
and weight; but II Is pretty generally
known that nothing rivals the great
remedy, DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup.
The Market street carline drove four
In hand after q o'clock, and ran every
20 minutes on Saturday evening. II
was the worst night yet this winter,
both on man aud beast
The registered Jersey stock at Henry
Woods sale, Ia Elktop. Md, on
Tuesday, brought low prices for stock
Of that kind. Heifrrs brought from ~
% $50 one COW sold for $50,
We arc afraid Sheriff Tom Ford will
sell out numerous merchants In our
city before his term exnires. IL makes
business for the Sherif, but II is hard
on the parties who are thus sold out
Fred. Hodges will open m npbol
steriDg department at the s. w. cornel
Of Seventh and Shipley streets In a few
days. Fred. IL n good workman ant
without doubt will be kept as busy AZ
mailer this Spring putting down car
pets.
Forty four tons Ct paper we're shipped
TO PHILADELPHIA last week from Singer
ly's Providence paper mill, near Elk
ton 1t vas for the Record. A fine
horse used In one Of SinerrlS's team
| was foand dead 10 the stable on Tn RI
day morning. !; Is nea.v,d - hay
died OF collie.
Daily Republican., 1885-02-16
should Take 0ut a License


The law requires every horse AID
sign pointer who carries on rth ha-l.
nt-rs - tax out a StatA licauee but
Their ere L number OF then who never
taka nnt license, neither d. hey rem,
a place rs a shop In when 10 cary on
Their hu.!neso. Tn q il very unfair :!
other paintrrs who rent a shop. aud
tske nAt . regn ar liceuae, asi. i.f.hls.
the former syhAving ~ expen, ~
that klui I" pay, 70 urierh,i tie o.h-r,
wbti est a'lng upcn contract. Thl,
thrAA' bAsirrss shou 4 bs s.oupa,
by requiring every house All siyr
painter Carrying on the trll. 20 have
public p'ace o'blslntss ara to nav
his license tNposed In mis- place Of bn Al
ness where every body can see IL. A
any rate every person should be ma /
20 obey the law 60 far as taking gu.
license ls Concerned. FAIR PLAY,
Daily Republican., 1885-02-16

I..s, saturday evening. when the o 81
train arrived in this city, " prouBht .
n ynnp, cir, who had been taken SICK
in the car shortly after leaving chester.
When the train reached the station she
wa. unconscious, aud was carried Inv"
,bs ladies' waiting room, and everythiu
DO sible done for her but without avail
and DIR. John X. Kane WAS sent iof. A,
A, soon as be arrived he pr nonnced
IL Gaze Of apoplexy. and she was tsken
| 10 Blouth's Grand Union Hotel, wnefe
teaches we're applied to her temples
She, however, remained In sn un
conscious condition all night, but yea
ter,iay when she gas visited by Father
Reilley and Flynn, she seemed 10 recog
pize the sacred emblems, and when ths
crucifix was held toward her she kissed
IL several times, proving conciufively
that she IL a Catholic.
she was visited yesterday by n large
number Of people, but no one knew her,
aud there IN nothing about her clothing
or the lox things she had In cabba
" hereby she can be identified She
slept past OF las: night. but about 6.S
Io'clnck this morning had n homorrhage,
since which time sb- has been consoi-
ons. but In unable 10 speak or write.
Mrs Blou h wrote her own name on =
plec. Of paper this morning. and held II
with pencil to the sick girl for her 10
write her name, but she moIioEed that
abe Was unable 10 do 30.
| Dr. Kane visited her again about IL
80 o'clock this morning, and expresses
the opinion that she viii recover, al
Though np 10 that time he had very 10
tie hopes OF her. lie also gave order
that she should bs kept quiet and yer,
few visitors allowed. she IA appar
enily about % years o! age, stout, haI
a full face, Cafk eyes, dark hair whlcl
has bern cut, aud IL only atou, Two o
three inches long. She has STRAW Der
lry moe on her night wrist, aud feel
burn on her loft tspArn. She wore
black cloth dr,ss, n rri flannel skirt
back straw hal wish peacock breast
land red woo.tu initpsDs Shs vii
probably weigh $50 pounds, aud ID
lGpp-arsnce oi her hands denote thu
she has b.,-u accustomed 10 do house
work. |, ia thonght che belongs II
this city. AZ the ilcket sall,r IN ia
p. W. y b station sayH that he has, d
several occasi gIs, soid her q ticket fu
Philadelphia.
Daily Republican., 1885-02-16
THIRD EDITION,
Asbury M sccs~ty.

To say that the Asbury M. L. Society
was disappointed on Saturday night,
would hardly expressis.
On account Of our being unable to
c0mmodate those who attend our
saturday uight meetings. 1t was known
10 only ssfew outside Of the society that
ve expected one Of the finest elocution-
lists the country can produce, to take
part.
The lady was in Chester, and expec-
ted TO return after the meeting. Quite
goodly number gathered In the old
lecture room, hoping against hope that
she would come, despite the storm.
But ~ she did not, We were compelled
20 be resigned TO the inevitable. As
We had nothing prepared, except what
o1r disting uished visitor had mt us, ~
her role, we proceeded to make out =
program, SO our audience need not go
homo without our doing something to
entertain them. While they were en-
joying themselves at recess, the Board
Of Curators interviewed those who are
always willing 10 help us out of our
dilemma. And / tell you, we were
grateful when we found that We were
mot refused.
James Robertson gave US agood read
ing. Minnie Lombard followed with
another reading. Miss Ella NOVEL;,
and Messrs. GEM and Leitch gave AS
some sweet music, with Miss Emma
johnson at the organ. Miss Alinda
johnson gave us readiug, Mrs. Floyd
followed with reading, and then we
had some delightful music. Hugh
Ferguson tim gave a reading, and
notwithstanding the fact that 1t was
the ~ time he ever read In public, 4,
IAN excellent rendition OF the battle
~Waterloo Then came five impromp o
speeches, Mr.. Gi0ney on Singing, Mr.
Gem on Beautiful Snow, Mr.. Riley on
Those half dozen Tumblers, and Mr.
McMullen on the lady who had disap
pointed us.
Then III. f. Heisler gave an eIcellen
reading, followed by the critics repor
by Mrs. Floyd. Although 1t wa
neither very highly seasoned will
irony, nor favored with very muol
satire, she did the best she could
Daily Republican., 1885-02-16
IpEArMs

TYRE-Un tbs 10Th inc. ss-ah r.. infant
daughtcr ~ Pbiiip Y. and Elirsbeth Tyr,
aged wocks AID days. fsnersi pr.
vete-
BOWMAN On snn4ay. February 10. isss,
Anna Nirsiaia B'wEAa. daughter Of tAe
late Peter u LYMAN.
BpYr E--un February i3't. lisa, MARY
Boyle. in tue IJtn year II her age.
Moo ~ Ellis n Frdey, tsb-uary IN, nj
hls late resideoc~ Ia Cabs isrh Hundred,
Beorgs Moirellis. In mis- +9th yeas.
RI.CHIf,--tn February 10. Mrs. Catherine
X tchis ia the SItb year NJ her sse
lFtkIfs-pn February -. Saiiie ~. Ferris
vito 81 ~. HfainArI ferrii. ssar Biafaow.
pcpcaief hundred. D~i.
Funeral on Tue day. February iTih. ~ =
u'c'ocg y. IA Ibterment at tae frosfIy tsriAn
buryIns grsuud GLASGOW. iiei. heistivvs
an friends arr invited Go aiteni ths funeral
/ v ,houi fuftlcr notice.
] she wss ioTinE " 70 apd kind mo.htr
her rust "a. ia her blessed sIs ster Soc
| isaves 81 children, tho youngest about ton
years old.
81, ORD the 18th Inst. ,Jctsph Cisff nee
| infant n VI Elmer AID Emma Moore.
| Relatives an friends are rsAuertfnily In
vitci 20 Rusai the funsrhl from the r sinencs
OF his pafent. icgf Pine strpo. OF Tuesday
| aftcrn oon, toIrei a; the house at 40 O'Clock
| lnierinvnt at ilm!bgtcn end Bnandvwi 10
jCemelery.
Daily Republican., 1885-02-16
The AN airIpaI COurt,

Before the Municipal Court this
morning the charges against Jane
Pennell au1 Catharine Yates for a vic
lation OF the market ordinances took
the usual course this morning and were
postponed to await action eff the City
Council in the case.
George Baston was arra,gned for com.
Knitting an assault aud battery OIL
Hester Brown, which the Court con
siderei 70 b. Of an aggravated charac
tor and he was fined So and costs.
Charles ID ats was arrested by off ce,
Hennis, and v charged with commit
ting violent assault upon bis mother
and sister, but the parties agreeing t.
settle the case, it was Withdrawn By
payment of costs.
Daily Republican., 1885-02-16

1t Is related of Nine. lie Cir ,onr,. a,
one time reigning yell. II, psria
society, that Der r,otSe,. t,nos s.id q ", 70
her: NY poCs child. you are too ugl,
Ior any ons 20 fail ID love with yon. +"
hro'A. this time Nine. De Ciicourt
1e9sn to be very tind 10 the paupsr
children of the village. the servants OF
the household, and even the birds that
hopped about the 3a,del walks. She
was always Distressed if she happened
10 be unable to render service. This
good will towards every body made her
the idol Of the city. Though her CON
plexion was sallow, Ter gray eyes sma
and sunken, yet she reid in deVotiou
to her the greatest men of her time
Her unfailing intere,. in others made
her, it is said, perfectly irresistible.
Daily Republican., 1885-02-16
DasIardIg TEainps

1dsae tramps on FRIDAY attempted 10
wreck 'all.oad train mtLa~tteuce, K q.
ihey boarded the train at Topeka and
refused u pay their fare, whrrelipou
ne 9 niuct3r lockei the car door aud
threatened them with arrest v hen ihcy
fe1cbed Lawrence. They escaped from
'ie car wIod"as ard broke The lock on
a switch anu tIruei II. The ,eupiu,
"dS t'itr"u into "a ditch. hui tbs resi- o
tbs tram remained nn the ira. K Tn.
'1En'er ".d fireman wee Snght'y ip
JuFe'i. 80 u fbe hcuuu rels "trt &C. ,
Iur'd aud the third Was traced to I-at
enworih.
Daily Republican., 1885-02-16
Railroad Casua,ifcs.

John and Peter Hoover, brothers,
and h twelve year cd soa Of The TOR.
mer, while going home from WORK Al
Cleveland, Ohio, Oh Saturday rrenine,
attempted 70 cross railroad bridge on
which there IL no foot path. TLey
were overtnken by Train AID, sleppi.r q
10 the Other track to escape, were run
down by switch engine. Both men
were killed, and one Of the t'oy's arms
was 80 injured that il la. . he ampu.
tated.
a railroad train was thrown from The
track near RENSSELAER,, Iniiana, oil Sal
urday morning, by broken rail The
baggage aud smoking cars were wreck
90 and and6ter car was overturned
Twelve passengers were Injured, non,
fatally.
Daily Republican., 1885-02-16

The Cincinnati Commercial Gazett.
'ays; Maud s. will soon bid good hy
TO Cincinnati, probably forever. Mr.
hooer' Bonner, her owner, has written
to " W. Bair, her trainer, a Cbe,te,
countiau, instructions which proyid,
tor leaving the great mare In his hand,
Tor some time 10 come, and he " I'll TAI,
her with him TO Belmont Park, Phila
d ipb'a, whore he Purposes to locat.
permanently. Hispartner, G. b. Phipps
is already there, aud Mr.. Bair expec,
to leave for his new field Of operation
~ n short time"
Daily Republican., 1885-02-16

The members OF the City Council. who
~ish to make all the money they can
ont 81 their connection with thar BODY
ara being denouucsd In round terms bv
some 81 III" members OF their own oar
lty. y IL taid tnat such individuals
are no. III for membership, and should
be r6tired TO private life. This opiuior
sounds very well. but it Is all bosh, fol
II tue sarne paroles should be renomina
ted for Council, the members of III,
party wonld vote for them to a man
and the papers would predict terribl,
disaster to the city in case Of their de
feat.
Daily Republican., 1885-02-16
haies By Tho CITY Auditor

City Auditor Ball advertises that on
Saturday the ~ h, lie will spll at pub.
lie sale ne following properties, to sa''
isfy liens fla ding against them.
Two prnpertIr, OF Emile Bucher, on
Scott street. near Delaware avenue
property Of John A. and Eliza Har.
ris, {. t., NJ Front aud Tatnsll streets,
three story brick house, twosiory
bnck stable and six one story brick
stores; property " james Holt, From,
AMI Harrison streets; properly ~ Mary
l. butcher Frank lin street near Eighth
Daily Republican., 1885-02-16
WA. b. SHARP,
4th and Market.
Notion Department.
ID E8ISIfK7s baDtR.
~ kHGIsTHR's DFRICs,
NEW CASTLE CouH1Y. III,

JHhhtsAf -rSIs loHos
pom thu Application Of CHARhtS
Il: HAL OK 'cutgr Of JACOB
SHOW Alt X lac o! Wilmington hun
drod IN said county, tGeca sed =, IL ntdorsd
ana directed b! the kegi.trr ttlt rho exc
cutor Aforesaid give notice sf uraeting q
leuers testaneniary upon tito estate Of
TAG deecetod, with The dete Of erautira
Thereof, by causing Advertisements IL be
posted wI,hin f5rt! days from the date o
| such teit'rs In six a. iha most public lilac 3s
oftae c)natyof Now tastIe, requiring ali
persona H. ,iag dem Lnds against tho estate
/ 70 prtseDC TIE same, OF lbide by an Act OF
| A ssently IN slct case n.sde ami provided |;
All also c .lsa the same te be inserted within
;na same period m tIa iiAILY kK7ugLICAN,
q newspa or p1pssbed Ia ilm!Iyton. and
10 We c"nti.rrd ttor.Iu .hrse W aks. re d.
| 49, 'iig.n VI Ar tie hand and Seal
! l. y {ot Htic ettAe tcgistar aforesaid,
| - Vat Ni'nirytop, in ngw Gaftlr
tt3Gci$ atofosn'i the day gad year abuse
| wr.tten. q. Old 1913. Rsytgtsr
| oriCR.-hil Iers1i- having ci4iIne apsins,
| the estate II tao deceas sen must pfesent The
iGIne. duly attested TO tho executor, on
or hofore he 23i LAY OF J .nuacy, 1888. Oh
lOide tie Act OF Assembly in such case made
AMI provided. CEAnLf.S Ii. HfALD
Executor
| did ess, Wilmington, bel. ian25s
Daily Republican., 1885-02-16

A r..,,t ahd N, -
81 In on Saturday 49, e.
o'clock and ~, ~ ia IL
clock. wheu /, oe. "a. y
About nvo luche. ~ Y a.
,. Sunday morning l,,.
bright, when regime. ,''s
spsi''s we're c4.si T..
clesA' u. s.,iewa... w
sleigh bells b, s.n !, d. "a
the day ,he s,rci. ~. ,,.'
oessIlial turnout.
last snow Of tue .pa,o,
OF sleigh ride. v,r. ~. +
the most oi u.
In The Afternoon II. =,
soften and give .lsu, =, "a
ths evening r., s,.,
skiii towards ,Li.u9,,
make up for vha,l,s.
Several Of the irar, =
We're delayed CONSIDER
20 p. IN train b5utd / 4
gay night, jun,p.l d,
Old sweedeo' eaar,l y,
track for sou- I've
det~in 'he otter ran, 4,
the other track. q
/ About > o'e.ock Ii.
sct In and eoulina-. ",
furce unul l23J oe-n
there were iudica,ls,
The pavement. gr,.
diiion. which made -,
hazardous TIE .s5,
y sIu.h and he gl.s,
oveiiio~irs polN -
was ovefti ian ind ~, |
S-rs flooded
J fesrs wete eIpas
would lie another inls NV
wihr ana Ihfi.tla,a ~ Aj
Daily Republican., 1885-02-16
| } EGiSTER'S ORDER
IL REGISTER ; OFFICF,
INV CASTLE COUNTY. DEL

v,
Januuy 19th, lssS
Upon the application of JDHN i.
SOW Den and SAMUEL " = WIDEN ex
.ruiors Of EDWARD SOWDEN, late OF
MIL Creek Hundred, In sid county.
deceased, tits ordered and directed by the
Register that the executors Aforesaid rive
notice OF granting Of letters testamcniary
upon the estate OF tie decens Il. win
me date Of granting thereof, by causing adger-
Lisenents TO be posted within ~ DAYS from The
date of such letters In six of the most public
places Of the county of New Castle, reqiiiring
All persons having demands against the estate
70 present The same, or abide by an Act OF
Assembly In such case made and royIde 4
ana also cause the same 10 he inserted within
the same period in the DAILY REPrBLIChH
newspaper published in Wilmington. and IN
pc continued therein three weeks, te. .. d
~ Given under the hand and Seal of
l.. +. }Oiice of the REGISTER arorrsnid al
~ wilmington. In New Castle Ionnv
aforesaid. the day and year above written.
lGNATUSC. CRUDE, HrQi-i.r.
NOTICE All persons having claims Rainst
tne estate Of the deceased must present the
same, duly attested to the executors
on or before January 29ih, 1885 or abide Inc
Act or Assembly In such case u ale ana pro.
vided. JOHN S. SoWDFS p'''
SAMUEL NJ. sOe Den.
Add,o,. ,r,. Executors.
A'ress' "oohhale, Del. lanes
Daily Republican., 1885-02-16

kkyE THINK You DAN GET MoKE
w kindhng wood for q. TO from Richard
oas rlill tnnn siss whart. Lo6yo ordort =
tore, J. IstnaIl l. o., Of Tsrnsu aras
MAryiand Avenue, Of1es telephone o.,
oosse' eefo- WV" lEIe-n
Daily Republican., 1885-02-16
Pharmaceutical.

Purchasers of drugs and medicines
will al avs obtain perfect satisfaction
at Fem Il Co.'S. pharmacy. Opposite
Eighth street market house. Nothing
but tue best every thing first class |;
no boys employed.
Daily Republican., 1885-02-16
Beinx aIauxhteret,.

Thr fonr steers mentioned In Ssrur.
day's REPUBLICAN ms having be-
bought Uy Fred. kienle from james
Wright, are being slaughtered 10 day
and VIII b. Tor safe on hn s;,llr, Nos.
81 add 80 Second street market, next
Friday and Saturday.
Daily Republican., 1885-02-16

. 2 o. ,hsrInc ne;sI rsy,s,-, =,
'9ve'1sy, 80 iesHees q: ~. M, 80 a
% sn3 81 ~ i0p. NJ
Daily Republican., 1885-02-16
JOHNSON & BARHHILL.
Undertakes and EmbaImeIs,
2v7 MARkET STREET.
fia- syeod
. uDIrl,a's sAi.t-bY vlaiUE ~

IA warrant 81 the Mayor OF tho ny OF
Wilmington, 10 me directed. viii be exposed
to public raic at ~ O'Clock, a. N ~
SATURDAY. fEBhU RY. 2srV. Iss5.
- he udiiOr's office, 10 ~ asst sixth
street, the city Of y limnstoG, New CAST 9
county State OF De!awarr, al that ccTta 1 a
lot or piece Of iAud situate 10 the city Of Wi.
mingtun Aforesaid
be.inning alta poini on the tAsurly side
OF Franklin street at u distance Of 10 Toe {
n0fihtr.y from toe horthsgiy side 81 fishth.
thence easter ~ and PARALLEL 10 LIshth
street lt2 Get 10 the ves.eTiy side ofa 3-feet
sl.e alley, thence nOrthrrly ~ said alley
'iir and parallel with fraukiin street 20 feet
10 stoke, thence wcrier'y and PARALLEL with
The mrs. deer bed line RHd Eighth street il2
feet % 80 Aforesaid rAsic-iY siir Of Prank.
linsuee,,ani ihoEes .bershy fopthcriy Fee;
% Tie place OF begirlin2
seized ana tai N In execution as the pro-
peru 81 Mary Il catcher Aiitl 70 lie 70 d by
FRANK BALL City udEof.
n B.-itr boNe o. mod pru3e Is Istt he
sold "a saii IS lien thereon fYf cufbir Z. paw
Ing sideNalkE, Ae. fshISts
Daily Republican., 1885-02-16

M ANTfD-AN AMERICAN WOMAN
70 do general bousew0rk. In q family
o. o., nour persons. Good. easy place for the
pIopor person. Address with refsrcnee, BY
'o''er only, ii. A. r., this ofice. re ~
Daily Republican., 1885-02-16

Should be kept warm when a quarter
WIZ buy q pair Of pebble button shoes
at Beboock's, 206 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1885-02-16

Inc westb"r TOMORROW promises I,
DO coo er aud generally fair. Wedpe,
dag lair aud slightly warmer.
Daily Republican., 1885-02-16

Ae REruHLIoAN Office In tho shs.,,
'S ~ "'oioch y 80 clock
81 42o ago
Daily Republican., 1885-02-16
WORK Of February Is
IHt l-fpDkTb SISTERS,
all stnr combination

HNRUSTEt. y SALE OF EEAJ, ESTATE
4 The sltsriber will seil 1T pu5lic an :.
tlon, ~ tho Court HoUe In ihe city OF VII
mingtou. on
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY "a, a. d, 1885
az 2t'clook, Afternoon,
Inc fcilowiaR described real estate:
All IN 4 certain lot er Piece OF land with a
lhfee story hries dwelling theTeou er. cited
sitbste 10 the city OF Wilmington, atur enid
~ me nofthc e corner OF Ninlh and )~3nIe
streets, hayi1s front on Or snge street ol
,Hea,y-one ieet a~d eleven inches, and a
depth Of eighty two feet
me above property is very desirable for
ousi, esq or dwelling pUrpcies. or 10th com.
olued. rh2 purchaser can have possession
on rarcn .ytn, next For rms. apply "a
AhhT EMMuSS, Trustee, Inv building.
Ninth and Man. ct streets. fl3-eod- "
" ANTGD-A MIDDLE AGED Coz,
wv ored woman to do general house = orI,
"a small fully. Reference REQUIRED. An
ply at 7& West Fourth etrset. fle-lts
Daily Republican., 1885-02-16
A uDlToEs sAIE-BY VIRTUE on

a w IUN AIE-BY VIRTUE OF
warra 81 ,he Mayor OF the City o,
", nn,iits',n -, l me - eeted, will he expos d
W pubile SAFE. NJ 10 o'clock, a. M, on
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 2sth: 1873.
49, AudiioT's office, No. 81 Fss, sixth st.,
~ I'VE cry o. Wilmington. New Castle County.
a.is o. b"law IRE, all that certain To- or piece
af1rrAs ID. ~ "
~ slnhlng At point on the e-steriy site OF
80, slite, At the distsnee Of 9 Ieet north
cry from the northerly sid. of Deia~ are ave-
Nv. Nv. 10 nee csst.rly and parallel with Della
80 avenue feet TO acorner thence north-
VI auh parail.l with Scott street 9 feet to
|rp'nrr, Thence W slerly and parallel with uis
~, a'scrlt,ed line i0Oi.et 10 N said eide o.
.sa,V street. ana thence thereby southeriy 2;
'ct 70 the pare OF be iuning.
,.e and t'ken In etecnn n as the proper
" OF Emile Bucher aud TO b. sold by
A. =, j. FRANK BALL, City Auditor.
B.-The above named properly Is 20 bs
s so,u TO satisfy lien thereon for paving side
Walks. febi6-ts