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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-04-06
Myra CLARK e..tnes, Estate

NEW ORLEANS, April 5-Mts. Maria
p. Evans, wh3 figured conspicuously
before the Civil and Sapreme Courts ss
legatee OF the estate OF the late Myrs
Clark Gaines under an alleged will of
Mrs. Gaines, has been arrested on .
capiss, Issued by the Criminal District
CourL on an Indictment returned by the
graZd jury last Friday, charging her
with uJtering and publishing as true a
forged will. When the succession OF
2he famous woman was opened In the
Civil District Court two wills were pre-
sented for probate, one by Mrs. NJ. p.
Evans, which constituted her legatet
of the estate. Judge Houston decided
not to admit the will to probate. anc
the Supreme Court affirmed the rnltnI
of the lower court and declared the vii
presented by Mrs Evane 10 be for
Rery. subsequently Mrs Evans coun
sci pstitioned for rehearing. In re
fusipg it the Supreme Court apende'
its decree By qualifying tina: portion
, the opinion relating to the charge
forgery. The matter, however, wa
brought to the attention OF the gran
Jury, which on Friday returned q tru
bill against MIS-. Evans. She was 81
rested at her home in Carrollton an
lodged in the parish prison in defau
of SIC. coo bail.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-04-06
Bill Dacsy Whips Baker.

RICHMOND, Va, April 5.-Msfce!-
lus Baker, Of Boston, and Bill Dacey,
OF New York, fought here tonight with
gloves nj SaeDger Hall before about
two hundred friends. Baker seemed
to be In splendid condition, but Dscey
breathed as If he we've siling with bron-
chitis. Dscsy is the smaller man, but
1.-THE and developed.
Up to the fret half OF the third ronud
Baker was the favcrite, having battered
Dacey . head well, both back and front,
while Dacey was lodging and hitting
Baker 10 the stomach above the belt
Neither was stunned up to the third
round
From the very beginning Of the fourth
round Dacey began to hit Baker thu
heaviest blows of the night on the lef
side Of his head, and twice PARTIAL!
staggered him.
The crowd yelled 30 loudly that Ba
ker lost heart, and for three-minute
Dacey hit him numerically on III
head and in the short ribs. Severs
times they clinched, but could do eac
other no harm. -
The fight was very ine one and
favor Of Dacey. Another meeting wi
at once arranged for stakes To- occur
this city soon.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-04-06
THIRD EDITION.
Amusensnts.

Notwithstanding the disagresabls
weather last night the Opera House wAs
well filed to witness 9. DrRpsr's COM
pany In "Uncle Toms Cabin" This
company IN large, and gave this highly
interesting play In the very bsst man
nar. The negro melodies by the Ten
nessee Jubilee Singers we're excellent,
and of themselves well worth the small
price charged for admission. Miss Kate
Partineton, ~ the irrepreestble Topsy
n immense, and her songs, dances and
banjo solos were loudly applauded.
'Uncla Tom" will be repeated this even
ing aud at q matinee tomorrow after
noon, which will afford tie children M
opportunity OF witr essing this. grand
old play. The admission 10 only ten
twenty and thirty cents.
Monday evening next Hoyt's nev
farc,cal ccmedy, !" A Rag Baby" viii
be given ut the Opera House by an en-
csllent company. This play is an ipge
nious combination Of comieai incidents
containing considerable satire. and
deals with many Of the ludicrous IS
poets OF human nature.
Wednesday afternoon and night, tn
14sh, the " lrld's Minstrels'' viii ap
pear and present one Of their refine'
SHbCEt&41hAohts.
Saturday night, the oath. Robson an
Crane will appear In their grand revivs
Of "The Comedy OF ErTors."
The Leonzo Brothers drew q larG
Audience 81 the Academy of Music lAl
evening, and gave o vary excellent pc
formance. The exciting drains, Br
ther Against Brother" was the attra
ton, and its many thrilling scenes We
materially strengthened BY the woDde
full acting Of the learned dogs. WI
seem TO DO gifted with human INTEL
gonce.
TIE play will be given for the ls
time this evening, and should
greeted with an audience that will pa
the house from "pit 10 dome" The q
mission is only 10, 20 ana 80 cents, 81
no one should fail 10 sse these very Q.
cellent actors and their wonderful dos
Tomorrow night one CT the Maois
Square Companies will appear at I
Academy; and present the very int,
esting and amusing drama It
Rsjan." This play Ia one of the b
of the many good productions that ha
had their origin at the Madison SOUS
Theatre, and tas ATTAINED a pcpulari
second only TO that Of "HAzel Kirk
The scenery and mechanical effects |
excellent, and the brook scene Ia one
the best and most realistic ever int
duced on any stage.
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yACR .SALE-BY PHILIP X. CLARK Il
~ &C.. No. ooek Market street, on ac.

v3CR tSALE-BY PHILIP X. CLARK Il
u &c, No. ooek Market street, on &C.
commoaAtJng terms:
"PoiAt Lookout" Land IN a hish state vt
guilty alton the richest x.nd OF soil buildings
orst class, and beautifully located on tho
randVwtne.
Farm Of 3oL acre., IN Red Lion Humid sed, ,
two sets Of buildings, land frat quality and
r. Q oyer view; buildings modern.
NountJy seat OF 80 acres. Buildings first
cless, two thirds in fnit. coPmAtsds q
Earfa OF $40 acres, in BED LION Huodred.
laad OF tirst quality, hkkn state OF eultiva-
| tionc me view OF river.
FaYm of go acres. In Red Hon Bupdred.
hn',dinRs elegant, land first class, RIVER view
! Farm OF l6O agrees, In Red Lion Hundred,
land Of the eestand In good state o. euitisa'
ton; river view.
| Farm OF sos acres,in New Castle Hundred
Land good, house large and convenient, hnt
barn, fruit we'll watered, etc.
Fam of 80 acres. in ChristiaAa Hundred
| lar first class, the whole Place in Kooc
order; fruiI, etc. One and 3 hell miles IRON
Farm OF 100 acres, in Chris.iana Hundred
two and i, half miles from railroad station
land good and in high stase Of cultivation
| buildings good.
Farm o. $50 acres, near lakewood; land ans
buildings good; abundance of fruit
Farm OF 20 acres, In Pencader Hundrad
good buildings, land in good order, plenty
fruit
Farm CT 22s acres in Pencader Hundsed
land good, buildings IN good rider, fruit, etc
Farm OF leo acres, In Penoader hundred
good buildings, Ian In fair state Of calt.ya
} ton: near railroad station.
Farm Of lat acres. In Chester County;gon'
land and good st ate OF cultivation; oaAding
all In good order.
Farm Of 1875 acres, en- Big Elk, Cheste
County, Pa; land IN good state Of enltivs
3 ton, buildings good. Also grist mall on tn
| place.
|. Fine farm Of 400 acres, in UecII Count]
', | Md buildings and land good.
! Farm, 10 acres, in Chester Caunty, Pc
l one mile from Centreville; good farm Wit
Farm Of 100 acres, near Green sprin
Station.
Farm Of 800 acres, at Blackbird Landin,
Farm Of l92 acres, in st Georges HID.
al Farm Of 2JT acree, in brandywine HID
! two miles from wilmington.
. Farm Of 90 ao'es, In hed Lion Hundre
= good loostion, good land and all tillsble.
Y Farm Of 208 acres, in He'd Lion Hundre
: good land aud buildings,
a 1acres In New Ons1e Hundred, with "
houses, wheelwright and acksm lth shop
= Farm 10 acres, In Christiana Hundred.
u Farm lao acres, in White Clay Ore'
a. Farm 100 acres, in White Clay Ore
Hundred.
Farm lat acres in Pencader Hundred.
Farm II acres In Psncader hundred, wi
Ie buildings.
/. Farm n acres, in MIL Greek Hundre
IL | with bull ings
a Farm l476 Rcres. In Atascosa Couni
81 Texas
Dr. Farm ~ aorrs, White Clay Greek HID.
House S23 West Ninth street
House 1906 Harriion street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-04-06
Arbitration.

Rev. T. E. Terry preached a fermon
on Sunday evening in the New Castle
M. K church on Arbitration, taking
for his text the fret clause Of the 18Th
verse of the fret chapter Of Isaiah ::
Gene ro9 and let us reason together"
The discourse Is spoken of as being
very applicable to the times and cAlcu-
lated to exert very salutary influence
on public opinion. When all will
CON sent to reason calmly together and
erdeayor to do what Is right, strife and
discord W Ill be avoided, and we may
look for the speedy approach Of thu
Miliannium
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-04-06
FIFTH EDITH
Seidsi q Ha1,,n..

A ,.,.-..'nss RAise W.,
Hastines this morning ,., y
port that that Arm had , rsIt.nsd !,
OF their employees ten ' sss
employees appointed a ". ce5
three who, on MONDAY mo Suan1
upon the firm and poiitel v'l aly
y, ,nels Z. wages be raised 70 Il. -, y
In 1874, when . reduoti,ouae Ply
cent. was made. Mr.. Hss,,ol
log Tor the firm, said Tia. ~
OF the compaay would hs,s she
an advance, that orders war;
get, that the margin oS mar rsIe
small, In fact there was mn, M
some eases, but he though ~ !
months, IL the present ~ . .Ga,,
Pr,ces we're adhered To- ali ~, :,
However, he though, Il ,,.
OF the; men TO AK for an adv.rs'
were dissatisfied with present. '
The committee referred 10 ~.
In wages in other establish%n..
especially TO the pate jros
oostesville, aud thought tbe
could pay as good wages A. !
willie. "' u
Mr.. Hastings Acknowledged
|sof this reason ing and wbIls ~.
bility or increa.ing wages AZ ~,
remained, he did not wish n AZ
1.-THE view taken by his emnlo,s !.
II was then amicably a,r.0'
the men were to have An M
ten per cent. and the COMM,
that as the finn had ALWAYS N
employees ten days notice Of y y
the same rule would be obser,.
men, and two weeks would !
fore the advance should take \
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-04-06
YAoAnf HnuAaA

A prominent real estate agent said
this morning that there are not less
than nve hundred vacant houses in
tnls city at the present time, many Of
wnlcn can be rented at almost any
price ny good tenants. In confirma-
slon OF thts statement he said that he
nao seven-room house with gas, bath
Ange and hot and cold water. situated
in desirable Part OF the city which he
woa!d be glad to rent at $ll per month
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-04-06
rh.EInrida season.

The number Of arrivals at the hotels
of Jacksonville, Ella, for the six months
ended March 81 aggregated 66, 493, an
increase over the same months Of sea,
81 of 1884.85 of 6, 1853. and Of season OF
1888 "a of 1923. There was falling
of of 755 for the month Of March JUS
closed, compared with same month o.
last year. At this time last season
hundreds of people were pouring II
from New Orleans, but this year tn
hotels have no such feeders as the ex
position, and have to depend In a grea
MEASURE on the regular tourist trave
from the North.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-04-06
shAd Rthl,lng.

The storm has intGrfsred considerably
with the operations Of the shad fisher
men, and caused scarcity for the
present. A few were taken TO. day near
New Castle, which were secured by
Powell in the Third street market, who
will have them On his stalls to morrow,
The Delaware shad thus far taken have
been very fine, being fat and luscious
| as SOON az tina weather clears off the
fishermen will resume Operations. snd
in short time the markets will be- well
Supplied. ~--
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The Wnr.inston lOil and La,
The following telegram lm
ceived in this city:

lno iOiioWlnB telegram fN
ceived In this city:
HALrERAs, April 81
"Sohooner g. G. Lister, Jr
Palmer, sailed to day with ScI
OF oil and other freight"
JoHN WAINyi
This 10 the LIST large sbid
pOrpaise oil the Wilmipplo5
Leather Company, Of which d
Belt Is President, and Il. oil
Treasurer. has made, and theit
Is certainly very ine, sampled
have been shown. Rsierrips
as made By this sompauy, N
issue Of ",Rhe Philadelphia Oh
Company" prints the iolloEI1
porpoiss oil is being BID
the market In better shape I
before, bright, clear and aid
lees- It Is attracting ccnsIii
te1tion from our morocco dlj
leather merchants.
The trouble heretofore has |
the Oil mas been improperly
tured or that the dlh Veie I
spoil ..bsfore being rendered
last few lots that We have sesl
Objectionable in every respeCa
Sreditable compliment to >
ton enterprise which bids 81
promiDent industry.
The various products Of It'd
are being put forth with I
care, and OF the best Grad5
consequently thu stOckhold'
great reason to be grat.ief
future prospeGte. There al
shares Of the lasa issue o. std
ing unsold,, after whioh
probably 10 no more ofqNd.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-04-06
A. C. YATES & CO.,
eo2.eo4-sos Che stnut street.
T Tsa sRs }CLOTHINGI s eRiid ass

n T. BOWERS ADVERTISING DOL
". UMN.
FOR sALE-A farm OF 20 acres with houss,
barn and other outbulldingI. GOOD apple
orchard on 1t. Within few miles oil this
FoT SALE-No. lOS West Eighteenth
street, new two-story brick house, ! rooms
ana bath, gas hot and cold water, rent
ward and porch lot 25xll0 feet, one OF the
nneat houses Of It's class In the city.
FOR SALE-No. 1909 Delaware avenue, =
story brick house, rooms and patn, not
and cold water, front yard and porch lot
2ixl2b feet a nice house nor sale cheap.
| FOR SALE-No. 4o4 West fourtn sIeet,
1 story brick house, 9 rooms and bath gas NOT
and cold water, heater, etc.; price low ana
FOB SALE-No l402, l4o4, 14lo and 1914
Harrison street, zstofy brick houses,
rooms and bath, all improvements ; lrOht
yards and p. rcnes, very desirable houses,
| near street railway.
| FORSALE-Fouro fthose new and desirable
2-story houses on Trenton Place.
lll9 West Eighth street, II rooms, All I'm
provements location one Of the finest IL
FOX OK sHiE-New 2-ssory brick house anc
stare foutheast corner OF Tenth and Pint
streets. built expressly for bakery: ha
oven. ETC. A splendid chance for hV'
man; cheap and on easy terms.
| FOH SALE-Store and dwelling on M arke
street, between Second and Third. h0us
has eight rooms and bath; all modern I'm
provements. Lot 2osxlof feet. On cas-
terms. -
FDh SALE-Three-story house and store
/, northwest corner of Taylor and kirEwoo
streets, has 10 rooms and bath; Iapere
throughout. A good business STAND
T FOX SALE-No. 2l2 Harri on street, Two
= story brick house, rooms and bath, gas
D.; etc; lie feet fIont; near street cars.
| FOR SALE-Ho. 1922 Bennett street. 'tW'
10 story brick house, six rooms and pain, ga
u, etc can be bought cheap and on cas-
terms.
FOX SALE--Desirsble houses in all par
p OF tine city. ranging in price from $50
y $4,000.
IL FOX SALE-Some OF the most desirat
= bui ding lots in the city; can be bought {
e very easy urms:
4. mortgage. "
~ For farther particulars call az omce, no,
West Seventh street. ~ sat-t9'thu
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WIN Probably Accent.

Rev. Baldwin Lighter OF the Ascsn.
q on Epitcopal Church, Cliymon ,
officiaied il Emmanuel Church, at New
Castle. on Sunday, and it is said thai
be will probably accept call to become
pastor Of said church, although al one
tioe he had determined net TO do 60. The
influence of friends and the offer Of {
wider field Of usefulness may have com
bined to change his purpose, and tn
New Castle people hope tn ttheir 81 a'cl
for shepherd has been terminated, fo
a time at least.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-04-06

EREDGRIcK, Md. April L--Trasos
OIL, the BALTIMORE & Ohio Railroad
ere delayed some hours this morning
by. O wreck and blockade near the
I cint Of Rocks, caused by tho running
ofone ffeieht and stock trairs into the
rear of . freight. train which 1t was
.sllowiDg.
Three or fouss cars of tae advance
rain we're also wrecked. .ewo of the
latter, contained horses, fourteen Of
which were killed and four Or FIVE
badly injuroa- Coal oil was. thu
o1nisnts of another OF the cars
ad 1t WAS nearly all lost
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-04-06
K0R SALE.
HOUSES, HOUSES, HOUSES
FOR SALE.

HOUSES HOUSES
FOR SALE.
1900 Washington, Q rooms and bath.
1874 Washington, rooms and bath. |
1904 washington, rooms and bath.
1905 Washington, rooms and bath.
200 Washington Il rooms and bath.
=. Z. cor. Foarth and Wett, rooms and
bath.
l22S West, : rooms and bath.
li0o Harrison, rooms and bath.
"a HAIR son, rtoms and bath.
Sl2 Jackson, Z rooms and bath.
SIS Jackson, 9 rooms and bath.
$50 jackson, corner, 8 rooms and bath.
lbs jackson, 9 roo ms and bath.
/ ll3O Jackson, 0 rooms and bah.
thirteenth and Jefferson, looms AMI
bath.
s2I Van Buren,, roons and bath.
SIS Van Buren,, rooms and bath
Il 403 Madison, Q rooms and bath.
Il 406 Madison, rooms and bath.
i 726 Madison. s rooms and bath.
T2s Madison, Is. L. CO.. r-oms and bath.
l S0l Madden, s rooms and bath.
500 Madison, 10 rooms and bath.
bMadiIoa, 9 rooms apd bath.
| s07 M adj ION, Q rooms aud bath.
300 Tains1i, . rooms and bath.
1907 Orange, rosms and bah.
ll22 Oonard.
9l4 ols. gIs and go 1ayer ave, 4 rooms.
| lCO7 lin. rooms add bath.
1907 Lincoln, rooms and bath.
Corner Ceda: and Right, rooms and
Il bath.
40s W. Seventh street Il rooms and bath.
| COG W. sixth street, rooms and bath.
St7 W. Tenth. rooms and bail.
GA West Second, TO ms.
l02b Trenton Place. rooms and bath.
Gil " est Fourth, 9 rooms and bath.
| 9l3 West Fourth, rooms End bath.
| el5 West Fourth, rooms and bath.
ll2l " est Fourth, rooms and bath.
lib West Eighth, ro5ms and hath
II I'LL WIS. Eighth. rooms and bath.
I'll $40 East Tenth, IL rooms and bath.
Il 429 L. Ihifd. rooms md b 9TH.
I'll Il L. Twenty second, rooms and bath
3l9 East Thirteenth, ICONS and bAth.
Ell 705 East sixth rooms aud BAH.
T06x Last sixth. rooms anu bath.
al ala Sherman, Q room
Ill g3J Der nett ROOMS and bath.
VI :. corner Twelfth and LliZloeth,
Irooms aid bath ,
NE. corner Twelfth and Elizabeth,
trooms and bath.
5. Il. corner Taylor and Poplar, IL room
Iet s. ". corner fifth and French, sore.
oil hous 6 On Wilson, between Ninth an
h ITenth. rooms.
[ pen o. evenings from TO s.
~ BY
,,I PAIL,P K. CLARK %.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-04-06
A Church Vacancy

The Presby terrain Church at St.
l1eorges has been without a pastor since
the resi- nation of Rev. Henry Runner:
On Sunday last Rev. W. w. Taylor OF
this city filled the pu pit, and he is also
axnected to officiate next Sunday.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-04-06
Sold by tho Sheriff.

This morning Sheriff Ford sold the
contents OF tbs jswelry store of VIM.
M. Holt, No. 52i Market street, at
public sale and they were pure hased
ny h'rftecxer & Hoffecker, Esqs., for
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-04-06

The tramps who we're charged vita
tre3passinR On the properly Of the r,
w. & B. Railroad Company haa q fxr-
thar hearing before Deputy Judge
ShArpley last evening, aad we're dis
Charged, eS- he did not consider The
eFidence sei4iolent TO hold phSm.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-04-06
GrandAodge X ofG

The third annual session d
lodge, Knlghs Of The GOiI
convened laAt evening, In
Cry us Castle, No. J, FIN \
streets. The IMPORT OF WlIlli|
land, Gsand Master q Bscsi
that one new castle vas lIa
ing the yea, making eigb
Ave operation in this SIsa
been an iscresse "A u.
/. which now nnmbers IlSAe
. ing. During the yesr t0ers
paid ont for relief Of bIO'A.1
families and suryiu the d
Tho,f0llowing lioeTs gsis
serve tho ensuing term; n
X. Carlett, No. :; G. Z, "
No. 4, q. Y. c., W. 7 w
2; G. S H., L. Il, Nesln, /
r.. z. II. Uberi M s. g. n y
Moreland, No. 2; G n !
Palmer, No. o. G. 7. g.. az A
ing, No. 8; G. s. G., W. "
/; Represent alive to SupfelI
II Rnaar M. 2. TtnSt
Birehall, No. I; Charles ~
and II. o. Ma5re, no !
The appoiAted ofictFs
committees ara rot yet hSaI
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-04-06

Rev. Father Flynn of Gslena, sd,
will lscta are next Thursday evening
before the Shields LfeTAry Association
on "AmsIicA's Debt to Lesaud."
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-04-06

NOR Sc LIE SEVERAL GOOD you NJ
Il horses from L4ncs ser County, already
aocliml ted, good workers ard drivers.-
Among them Is enc la ge superior Dsy hor.e
weighing 1888 pounds, of sue style AM
action, suitable for fire company. IL. N.
IHIBSON'S stablss, Fourth and SIMPLIFY
streets. a6-et1
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-04-06
DMILADELPHIA MARKErs.

VUU CANNOT MAKE6NY MISTAKE
Il by buying n sewing machine " Cross-
ley, the reliable sewing machine dealer, S.3
Ship,ey street. he will tell you Just what
you want, and guarantee TO sell IL to Won
for less money than you can buy for else.
where,
CROSSLEY,
Tho Reliable Sewing Machine Dealer,
623 SHIPLEY SEREEC,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-04-06

wIswELL-EOOrH THAI south Chester
On the lst inst b. The key. I. ~. Gable
No ext ADAM WIsweil, Of South Chester
sad Martha Eliza Dooth, Of this city.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-04-06

Have for rent the following houses:
1892 West ighth street, rooms.
1894 " est III nth street, rooms.
lu4 East H.lith street, rooms.
go Market street, 10 rooms.
Sal N adj son street, rooms.
l.O2 Harrison street, rooms
Townsend and Lobdell street, rooms,
l704 VI est Front street, Q roor4s
1904 " est second street, IooMs.
1877 Lincoln street, rooms.
s04 W est Fig nth street, 10 rooms
| s02 franklin street, II rooros.
Gilpin Avenue and Clayton street, rooma.
| 90, l404 and 14s6 Van Buren, streets rooms
| l40S an 1923 Van Buren, street, rooms.
t03 East Eighth street, rooms.
store, Shallcross ave. ana LlncOln, 7roomt
store Sixth ar d Lombard, 10 rooHS,
store, sl3 Market street, 10 rooms.
1909 King ct, II rooms.
Country seat, near Silverbrook, 10 rooms.
1907 Iatnall street, 12rooms.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-04-06

FOR RENT.-The house Toy Washington
street; moderate Ient.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-04-06

Look to Your Interest
] Roll and tub butter 14c., at G. H. Gar.
Third street maj kst,
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PHILIP X. CLARK 4 %.
UyII.mlnatON CRY lIREorURY.

UyuLMlHGruN CITY DIRECTORY.
The oanvass for the ely Dire Glory Is nov
10 Irog ess, and Is being RAJ Idly pushed. ~
is expv cted by the puDil hers that the Work
will be com p.eted and ready or. delivery
somewhat earlier than usuAi-probaoly ~
the iaSt Ct May. Ire block directory VIII
this year be pdDH he'd hparately from the
| city directory and l. sue Later in the season;
| The arranR EN- ents for securing accuracy and
| despatch In the canvass we're never more
complete, ard The high standard Of the work
will be fully maintained.
| FERRIS BROS,
ae-eod-6t PuDlfshers
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ssndi9g out RI

DR., slioItlidgs's sIpen
Matching have proved ", vi
He has already seut 10 Nv
n nj 100, 900 IN Brandy.
bot creeks to Dovs e,,,,il
William Mai hall oil 1 NJ.
Colleotor John ". w M
O,OC0 to be placed d u
and he has sent 'S Gs1.t
into the heal Of The t,1
lie has rs@ai'isl.s b
which, with s isS Il 4 ID
couuts up toV'"S !. MI ss
live and grow 70 t y M IN
two or ,br~ yssss nod
| shortlidge eIpeCs ',.nr al
an n fOr no =, IuN ),
shad from whi's !" L
hatchery with esS''
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msa's working sn|

Plow, mill and rAlltO
lowest pri 3es at BaOeoCA
street.
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Cupping and Lesshing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Parker, 10S Z. znd st
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Tho death Of Mrs. o., wa nj
Sunday mornibG ls''' he
unexpected, th:uE 'inc re- j
very poor health ', sSs vi
hin six years sGO. ~, aDI ,so,l
CITY about 70 years as,0sIIc,l
U prosminent as an s1s = Isrsa
man, having tAls $50 q ! 81
She is well knew, Wv " ,cOprl
Of Hsbury and upiG' ou IA q
" Thom she ppenlli, o ~. iUat plaa
Her ep funeral will lss ,se I'd
At U 2 O'Clock, from 70 lam AM obi
daughter, Me- M'fi'-
Third street. ~-
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ao-eod-e

lTAKE NuIICE-ALL KINJS OF
i gardening Done by the day Or iops-
Gardt ming laying out grounds aud soddina;
SHRUBS, roses and all kinds of plants furnish
| ed At lowest rates. Also, rustic work made
N order. Leave ORDERS at 2223 Market st.,
| Bellevue Hotel. HENkY MEiEl,
L a6-l2t Pract:c j Gar leneT.