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80 .. .S ~ 'AA VIII NJ 1nn
sOOIhEAST CohNEh OF U AND SIXTEENTH
STREETS NORTHWEST, WASHINGTON. D. C..
CONTAINING 7.312x SQUARE FEET or
cporNn uopr on 1rcs uIru Y.pon
'OoND' MoNH VI" ANSo' Win AAhoh
AND COM 3 DWELLlNG-HOUSE
AnhnHoN'
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and recorded in iber No. 1882 folio 453 ct seo one
80 " '0H' 0Ae
Of the land records Of the District Of Columbia and ct
the written of the holder Of the notes secured
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-25

pROPosALs--THE UNDERSIGNED ARE ADvER-
Using for bids for the building Of sidewalks in the
town of Laurel, Nd For particulars and full speciii
cations see Laurel Free Quill, May "a. 1855 C. III
JR Trustees rnvo--Sf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-25

Mama.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-25

HOWARD UNIVERSITY ALUMNI DINNER.-The
College Alumni Association OF Howard University
held its annual dinner last evening ut 1871 l4th
street. There was a large attendance, and Il was
the most enthusiastic meeting that the Alumni
have held. Steps for the advancement OF their
alma mater were taken
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-25

6RAYON PORTRAITs-wILL TEACH ANY ONE
20 make erzyon portrait ID ) lessons: knowl-
edge Of drawing receSsary satisfaction guaranteed or
n charge. J. W. REYNOLDS, studio, I3 May BuiId-
Ing. cor. tn and L SIS. ny ie-2w.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-25

1.-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED IN CON-
SEQUENCE OF The RAIN UNTIL MONDAY, MAY
IMENTf EIGHTH, 1888, SAME HOUR AND
PLACE. By order of the trustee
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-25

PlMPLES, blackheads, chapped and oily akin pre-
ented by CUTICURA INDICATED SOAP.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-17
Why DO HsngiisnInen Conner
.nn The PAria AmarIeAn RoElAter.


An American serio-eomic newspaper
represents an American workman saying
TO John Bull: "Pray, Mr., Blu |, If Free
Trade be such blessing, why are your
agricultural interests in such wretched
condition, why are your manufacturers
calling out for Free Trade and why do
skilled English workmen emigrate to
America, instead of American working
men TO Englpnd"
1t would be impossible 20 place the is
sue Of Protection versus Free Trade in
clearer terms than in the above few ltnee.
IL is an appeal from the doctrines of po-
litical economists to hard facts. 1t is a
fact that the Eng ltsh agricultural classes
are in deep distress and that the area of
cultivable land in England has grown
less every year since the adoption of
Free Trade. It Is fact that It is In
favor OF Fair Trade, which 10 Protection in
disguise is daily increasing In strength,
aud commands the sympathies OF strong
body of British manufacturers. Above
all there is no denying the fact that the
American scale Of wages, the suit OF
the Protective system, is attractive to
skilled English workmen and o. courages
among them emigration to the United
States. II the Protective system is to be
destroyed, II must be done by hoisting
false colors, and IL Is these false colors
that the Democrats do not hesitate TO
hoist. Hence the attempt to show that
the Mills Tariff bill Is not leveled At Pro-
lection, but at the surplus revenue, and
that the working classes will be benefited
by reduced taxation Whether they will
be 80 or not remains to be proved; but 1t
IL evident that nothing can compensate
the workingmAu for the reg me of low
wages, or no wages, which must be the
inevitable result Of any attempt to intro
duce into America the highly dangerous
system OF British Free Trade.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-17

vFivsd OF shat right by , Democratic
HOUSE, have new appealed 70 PEealdeah
Cleveland. A word from hlm 70 his
folio wer1 In the House will sci the
matter right, and Dakota will bo ed
mItled, bat IL remains 20 be seen II he
has The courage 10 speak the werd.
o 0sher msn have HIled the Presidential
chair whose boast hes been thai they
would rather ba right than be Presi'
dent, but Mr.. Clevslsnd's sstloEs IN
the past have been sufa ,ieni TO Oonvinoe
even his wArmess supporters that be
does not belong TO that class. We DO
mol believe that Mt. Cleveland will
give the slightest Atlsntion 10 the ap'
peal, and We are very sure II he doel
noI, Dakota will have 10 EsmSin q
tsrrliory until after the Presidential
election.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-17
The Great Clearance Sale is
still under full head.
way at the .
BEE HIVE" "
3O6 MARKET STREET,

And Is to continue until all
the Summer Goods are gone
Price is no object. The
goods we don't want to keep.
To-day go a lot of extra
fine Sateens 25c goods down
to I24c. Buy them to keep
for next season if you don't
need now.
About 80 yards left Of the
All Wool Albatross going at
22c instead of 62lc. Pink,
blue, cream and black.
All our l2b, IS and I8c
Crinkle Seersuckers now 7c
a yard. They cut up very
lasr.
ne lasE OF a large lot 0l
125c Batiste to be sold now
for &c, You know the old
adage OF the early bird, etc.
3 pieces of 3sc Corded
Pique to be closed out for
zoe a yard. Don't delay
buying them.
90 dozens OF the cheap
White Aprons sold. A few
left at 10 and I5c. Come
quick or you will lose them
Lace Mitts, Lisle Glove:
and Silk Gloves to go tol
about hall, as they must sell
next week.
Your last chance to bu,
35c French Sateens at 19c
Not more than 90 piece
left.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-17
If THERE had ever been any doubt

THERE had ever been any doubt
In rsRArd 10 the Asnsss Of General Har-
EIson for The Presidency, II csrIAinly
hAs bsen removed BY Ihis time from the
minds OF all Who have read his
speeches. The eieArnsss, pAlrlotlS fer
vor and thoroughly DsmosrAho spirit
which pervAaeS them stamps him As
oae Of the greatest BlAtesmen OF the
present day. The language he uses Is
3 reminder OF Abraham Llnooln's utter
ances, and shows thai he fully oompre-
henos The momtn ous issues which
have been forced upon the country By
she Democratic party. In one Of hlA
recent speeches he said:
II take more pride in the fact that
the Republican party has always been
the friend and protector OF the Arneri
can home than In AuRhI elso. By the
benehcens Homestead law II created
more than BALI q million Of homes; BY
tne smsncil alton proclamation It con.
Verted million cattle pens into homes.
And II Is still true 10 those principles
that will preserve c0ntsntment and
prosperity In our homes"
Hs 10 also very clear In his opinion
OF the DsmoarAac tree trade policy and
ths MllA' Tariff bill, In reference 70
Whl,h he says:
''The contaased free traders ere very
few In this country. But English
statesmen and English newspapers con
fidently declare that in fAot We have .
great many. We are told that 1t 10 only
an average reduction OF per cent that
Is contemplated. You may fairly ask
to see the free list, which dOes NOS HRure
In this average. Those who would II
they could eliminate the protective
principle from our tariff laws, have, IN
former moments OF oandor, described
thenselves Is progressive free traders,
and 1t 10 an apt designation. The pro-
tectivs System is barrier against the
food OF foreign importAtiona and the
compstiiion Of uRderpAid labor In
Europs. Those who want 10 lower the
dyke 1--WE 10 those Who live behind Ii o
pain statement OF their purposes. Do
they want TO invite the flood, or do they
believv IN the dyke, but think 1t will
Aftort adequate protection At q lower
leVel?"
Daily Republican., 1888-08-17

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Daily Republican., 1888-08-17

ST-DEL 4
bee. Apl|
Daily Republican., 1888-08-17

THE DEMOCRATS did not sueoeed in
runniny the NAGiOuRl ventIon Of the
American party, aud getting II 10 en-
dorse the nomination of General Har-
Tlson, and as consequence nearly all
che delegates withdrew before . Vole
WAS bsken for the nominee. James L
Curtis, Of New York, was nominated,
and Ne suppose will And about rs many
men TO cast their votes for him as will
vote for the candidate OF Ihe Prohibl.
tlon party, lis 10 be supposed thai
she supporters OF each OF theae gentle
men are opposed 10 Mr.. Cleveland aud
the DsmocrAho party, bat they should
not forget shAt every vote cast Tor either
Is equal 10 vote for the very one they
opposs. The bsst way to prevent ths
reelection OF Mr.. Cleveland Ia tor all
who are opposed 10 him Snd his free
tIA,e policy 10 cast their vo,es for Har-
rLson and Morton, Ths fzhi is be-
tween shs Democrats and Republican
parties, aud the Issue lie free trade, With
LIS consequent loW wages and depres-
sion OF business Vs. profession and .
continuation Of the prosperity our
Manufacturers, mechanics and " 1rkipR
men now enjoy. II will be for Ihe Ivo
latter classes 20 say whioh they will
havf, - this momentous question will
have 10 be decided By she horny.ha handed
sons OF toll, who earn their daily bread
by sha sweat OF their brow.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-17

THE RESOLUTION Gff5red 10 Oouuoli
last evening by Mr. Q linn inslru slins
the Mayor aud Ohiet Of Police moi 10
feed the prisoners ct the City Hall b.
tween the hours Of p, N. and 8 =. m,
and ramps who lodge as the City Hall
shall not be fed At the expense OF the
city" may seem harsh, but 1t iS oer-
tstnty sousshing that is urgently
needed. Not long ago batch OF tram ps
we're arrested at different points in the
western part OF the city, and the next
morning cost the TAX payers sAverAl dol.
lara for theiE breskfRsL Ia \ few
weeks this city Will be filled with these
migrating buns, and ~ soon As The
nights commence 30 got little cool the
hall will be oVerrun with them, and Il
the olty 10 ID be taxed with . brshk las
for each the Police Committee will bt
Obliged 10 have an extra appropriation
before New Year. The majJriGy o.
Shess men will noi work, even II /
were offered 10 them, and lhe iew pen
nies they make by doing odd .bs /
spent for liquor In preference to uuyinI
food. The deserving ones, for whom
hr. RaOerts pie1d 90 earnestly, ara fe :
and far besWesn, and when suoh d
apply the officers generally see thA
sheir wants are supplied,
Daily Republican., 1888-08-17
Mornor. N. d. oct. m, lNs7,

The Potter Drug and Chemical Co.;
tlentlemen, Ne. VIM. 3. Stephenson oi
this county brought his son to town to day "a
let us see him, aud 20 show US what Cutlcura
Remedies had done for him. This Is the case
referred to In our letter TO you come time ago.
To look at the boy now, one would suppose
that there had never been Anvthing the mat
ter with him, seems to be In perfect health.
We have written and herewith iuelose whAi
his father has 10 say about the matter, =
wrote IL Just as he dictated.
We are selling quite quantity Of Cuticufa
Remedies and hear nothing but praises foI
them. We regard the Cuticura Remedies tht
best In the market, and shall do all we can u
Dromote their sale, Yours Truly,
STEVENS 4 BRuNER,
Druggists and Pharmacists.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-17

TEE High License Law is working
admirably In PhilAdslphiA, and there
Is no good reason why We should not
have a similar Law for this State, or
more especially In this city. II has not
only decreased ths number of saloons.
but 1t bAs also greatly lsssened lhe
avils OF insempeFAnas. This Ia sho wn
in the marked falling of OF the oom-
mitments TO the HOUSE oil Correction
since the nsw law vent into opera lion.
In Ju'y, 1887, there wsPa 5O2 persons
sent TO the House OF Core ,tion. but
during last July there we're but 2s3
Gem mmitmenis. Last 'AusuIt there
were l, 1903 persons In this lnaGtsutlon,
but this m snlh there are but 739 These
facts ahoV that 'he dtrsol effect OF high
license Is 10 diminish The amount Of
liquor drank, which meAng a decrease
Of drunkenness and the CONSEQUENT
criminal effsotq. High Iioeusa ID do
ang more In this direction ghAn evel
prohibition hAE, Or oGn ever hop,
10 do.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-17

We have overhauled Mems
Summer Hats and down 90
prices on broken lots away
below cost. Straw or Light
Felt. For insta ce, about
100 fine and medium gent
inc Mackinaw Hats (Sllber
mans and other best makes)
drop from So to 1925 and
SO; some small sizes, slightly
soiled, go to Sl.50 and 81.
Summer Derby Hats have
come under the same price
slicsr. The ticket on each
tells you plainly what you
may save. VIII your head
fit? The rest won't worry
you.
Thirteenth and Market streets.
Preserving time at best
heaps work on the women
folks. Every season more
and more ways to make the
burden lighter. Better ket.
ties, better presses, letter
little things to use about
them. And an oil stove
I(SI to SIS without furniture)
or gas stove does away with
most of the heat.
Excelsior Preserving Crooks, merit
/ of a farina kettle, simplicity ant
cheapness of an iron pot, qt., 35c
4 at 45c; 8 qt., 55c.
Agate Preserving Kettles, 35c t
$225.
Porcelain lined Ir n Kettles, 35c t
Sl.15.
Wooden Spoons, 5 TO i5c.
u Fruit Presses, $3.50 TO 1878.
Apple Parers, 90 to 9Oc.
J PAIRING Knives. Ice.
I qt. Tin Cans, 45c. a doz.
/ at Tin Cans, screw top, 75c dol
Standard Macon Jars, Jelly Tumblei
!. with or without tin covers, an
dozens of other quitting up'1 tin
convenienees.
Basement, north vest and northeast
centre.
,t Toru, ,"H~~A~.Avv
Daily Republican., 1888-08-17
70 T'nii,-;;t He I,-e;;ato1.

The Fire COMMITTEES OF Council will
test tho new fire alarm bell that IL now
being plAcsd In the tower OF WeccAooe
engine house on Saturday afternoon, at
8 O'Clock. Alarms will be sent In from
the following boxes: Nos. 2, IA ~, As
and 20. The bell and striker Is fIom
the GAmeWell Fire Alarm Company.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-17
4 FRIGHTFUL SIII DISEASE

SuMsranga Intense. Head nearly
raw. R0dy covered with Sores
Cured by the CuIIonFR Remedies.
Mesers. STEVENS a BRuNER, Monroe, n. q.
Dear slrs, About TWO months ago, on your
recommendation, bought bottle OF Cnu-
curA ResOlyent one box Cnitcura salve' ara
one cake OF CutlcnrA Soap, for tny son aged
thirteen years who has been afflicted with
eczema for 4 long time, and am pleased 70
say that believe the remedies have cured MIN
His sufterlngs were Intense, his head being
Learly raw his ears being gone except the
Rristle, and his body was covered win sores.
His condition was irightful 10 behold The
sores have now all disappeared, his skin II
healthy, eyes bright, cheerful In disposition,
and IL working every dag, My peighbors are
witnesses 10 this remarkable cure, and the
doubling ones are requested to call or write
me, or any OF my aelghhOrs. -
Winchester r. o., Union Co., N. O.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-17

CuticurR, the great skin cure, and Cuticura
Soap prepared from IT. externally, and Cuti-
cura ResolvenL the new blood puriher, ln-
ternRily, are ositive cure for every form OF
skin and blood disease, from pimples 70 scrof-
ulA.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-17

NY METHOD, The opS i,,i .asI Rl.,,.' ,,,'i. i's
nrntly the worst cases o. II .,rirnoe sn .y,
esqmnnaat sa % cure. TnE MOST s.Dj iS ~ II'S Iii
iOLICITRD. Relief At ongsI frsuis. a., ~
"a special diseases ana ~ Va rcAl7l fegss slr,
ss. ,ls.nlsi siosS s1s5sii sarass 1sa ~. g,9
Ii1R win save much sailttlns Rggf5 iga ~ ) ""
patients sec the dcctof y, N "a aunl5 oil \
Daily Republican., 1888-08-17

Sold everywhere. priee, CUTICuRA, SOC.
the POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL Co.,
Boston, MAss.
16-send for ''How 10 Cure Skin Diseases, -
"a pages, 50 illustrations and 100 testimonials,
Daily Republican., 1888-08-17

THE people OF D,kuts, who feel that
iG Is buy slghs and jast that Trey should
be adaiEsed As = siE.s Into tbs Un!en,
and knO wing that they have been de-
Daily Republican., 1888-08-17
On SATURDAY
THE 2brH DAY OF AUGUST. 1855.
At2o'elock, p. M, -..

The following described real estate, viEi
All that certain lot OF land with 9 two.
story brick dwelling thereon OrAetsd, situate
10 The city OF Wilmington, bounded and de-
horibed as folloWB, TO wit:
Beginning ct the southwest corner OF Four.
tsonth and washing Ton Htreet1 thence south.
erly by the westerly side OF washington 70
feet snehes TO = corner thence westerly aud
parallel with Fcurtesnth street and running
through the middle Of the brick division
wall between the houte on this lot and the
adj dining house on the south 1eS isst
inches " the Oastsrly side Of OhhnberiAin
street at 30 feet wide running from Ihir.
tssnGh suoet 70 KourtOenth street.
thence noTtDoFly and parallel 70
Warrington street hereby IS tost Q
inches 10 the southefly ti6a Of Four
tsenth street Aforesaid and thence thereby
sAsterly lsS fees inohes 70 the place Of be-
shining. Bo the oontents what they may.
heonrd W. Vel ". paSs sea, &c.
Seized and taken in execution ~ the prop
|erty Of Samuel q, Warner and Anna l.. W ar
ner his wife, and I. ta,, and to be sold by
GILES l4AMBSOk, sheriff,
sherlh7s once, Wilmington, August o,
iess. alo-eodts
Daily Republican., 1888-08-17
DE. THE EEJA|
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RsloE Gi'sh.
anlLApELPNlA
.-,tsal stfsl

"a M, Gl3iI3aI -
guarantee 90 3fll. .5l - 4
adt4riisinF ,,,it...,d P5i,
clalniregAf-' tinF
sLin lllaeas,';s, .;..i, / IN
IIlotehcs ub-'' !, HilIs,anii
.,9.,1as'ioIl'iii .,,,,ns. Il'iiiiaddst .,js M
o. "a Srrsops y w, ~ Il
!: Earl, Deee{,' y ,si., sai ipssa.|
Daily Republican., 1888-08-17

DTMPLEs, black-heads, red, rough
a 1N1ehApped and oily skin preventedb b
CUTIGURA SOAP.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-17

GALIFORNIA.
- special Parties. Semi Monthly. F,a.
Sleeping Cars. Ohsap Rates. Rop,bsrn
non5e. Address = HARLEY, Geneyai
Eastern Agent, 339 Brosd aav ",
a., =, ); SMITH, 4e2 Chestnut street, PhiiA
ESan.. " : +''lAe'
Daily Republican., 1888-08-17
lddps, Registered Lstl'r d
MEW ORLEAM6 HATTOaAL SAN
EaVJ GE2sang, "A

REMEMBER dsst dsssrsi. e l,,l'1si ssss
and Early, whO are n oAATyo oi ias >
lngB, Ia guarantee OF hbsoille ~
and integrity, that the chances y, - =
bquRl and that no one can prssoV efS
what pumbarg viii draw Prize.
REEKEM RER sIto. that the pSYa.aalss ~
,'rises Is GUARANTEED Bf ,lll tgts
NATIONAL HAHuS OF res ui5a4 ~
and tho Tickets Ara signed bI w W
dent Of an 1nstitution, WHO'S 49, -
riRhtg arc r8oOgnl lied IN mo h.snts - !,
therefore, beware Of any initA5l1a'S :
n0yInnus schemes
Daily Republican., 1888-08-17

Commencing Sunday, July LIST. viii leave
Fourth street wharf daily, Al 100 and 1915
.. N; !, AIS and e.tb D. m.
BoAts lsAve Uhestnnt etrOat wharf, Phlla.
delphtA, At 7 90 and 1000 \. m, and /. 30, 90
Api Is p, m.
For Marcus Hook, leave Wilmington At
100 a. m. and alk p. n.
All boAts stop At Chester.
Freight received loT Marcus Hook on
Tuesday.
Telephone No, 81.
On Sundays, 100 q. m. boat oounscts with
Atlantic City train, Tickets for round tip,
el.bo Fer sale on boat. me-a
Daily Republican., 1888-08-17
wAHAmAK BR'S.

PHnADHLPuA, Friday, August II, 1858.
Closed at I P. M. to.
morrow.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-17
EAST NEWPORT.
Wilmington; HsV SabuIb,

Freedom from City Taxes.
Within s minutes walk OF New
port station, P, w. & B. R. R.;
7 minutes by rail from Front &
French sts. Fare by monthly
commutation tickets OF cts.
High, dry land, fine view, attractive for
building homes, good water, fresh air,
lots mostly 25xl25 #. Prices S37 so per
lot and upwards.
TRRMs-S10 per lot at time OF purchase,
b5 per month thereafter until all ia paid
VIM. j. FISHER,
lyl9 m,w,f 3m S02 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-17
Louisiana StateLotterv Oor

A'Ouiplana ateLottery Oonp,,,
"a! incorporated by the LsviIls,n,. :,
M ano nIsaSsasiSnsl ~ and UhSrtssis pD,. q ~
state Constitution. IN q he pi,ss1l
Whelming popular vote. ''''' " N oVW
Is GRAND EXTRAOpn,v
III yhsAMleas iah e pIae ssSi,sARI ssmi.
slaA d I SSNssS Hsa PEG :, ,smberl, 4aa ny, N
AnGs take place on H an. DRAM.
az e sen months In the yea " ~
~ ~ ~ drawn In pubiic' ~
AsANemy Of Music, New Ori.sA - ,hs
m. W ao hereby ceruu that v. ,,,....
ssm;. ~ ;strangsIsnts : for All ths mos,sis I.
StsA Lottery o., and N n.ss. ss IbQ0HAa
ahd control the drawings .ksrSa,Ia.la rS. aaAliI
snns ne same are conducted EI,N Is's Nss. 9 :
gAirnoss and In good faIth toSRra NJ N inoass9
sac We authorlss the connapS ~ ~ pAfus
oeftlnoAse, with fao-sinileV5 n ~, y y ~ VI
asAehsd IN IL advSEtlaaasatG : '%AA'aa
Daily Republican., 1888-08-17
GRAND MONTHLY DRAWING,
In the Academy of Music Nv
Orleans, Tuesday, Sept. II, s.
roe, 900 Tickets nt Twenty nj
lnrn each. Halves $40; QaAglaIsI
ebj Temehs e2i TWeniielhS0L
EfHT or FRINRA

s,ist Prizes, amounting to....n.n,SaE|
NoTH,-TicRsts drawing Capital PriiHul
not entitled TO terminal PriEOs,
For Club Rates, or aHy turthsF isi1aI
tion desired, WTl.e lsgibly to tta unisih1l
cd, clearly stating your ieAldShos, "
state, County, StrBst and rHmbt ~
rapid return mail delivery will bs ai1z5
BY your enclosing an Envsiope beahhsIi
full address
send POSTAL NOTES, EIpHN hss
Orders, OF New ork Exchange ID onial
lettaF. Currency BY Express tAt or erp'4
addressed 70 =
Daily Republican., 1888-08-17
ON SATURDAY,
THE Attn DAY OF August, Nss.
... AtsO'elOek p. M.

The following described real estate. yiEi
Two dwelling houses located on two adj oin-
inE lots Of land, bounded and described as
follows, 20 viii
No. /. BeEinnIng at corner formed by the
inter action of the easterly side Of Adams
street aud the nOrtherly side Of Eleventh
strS ct, thence along sAih pAatsrly side Of Adams
street northeaatefly 10 feet more or less 10 a
point, thence sontheasterly and running
through the middle Of the brick division vail
between the house or this lot and the adjoining
stake, thence aouthwesterly Gi feet inches,
more or less, TO stake, thence on north
westerly rs feet to y point and and theaea In q
wtsterly direction 90 feet to tile place Of be-
No. 4 Beginning at a point on the eAsterly
side OF Adams street At the defiance OF 27s feet
and W" ches southerly from the eoptherly side
parallel with Delaware avenue and AlouK a
line OF land Of Sarah Ann sayors 1876 feet ~
inches to stake In line oflAnd of II. W. Sil-
pin. deceased, thence southwetterly along
said last men tlonf land feet 10 a stake,
thence nor,hwesterly and running through
the middle of the brick division wall between
the house on This lot and the house adjoining
eAsteriy side OF Adams street and thence there's
by northerly "a feet inches to the place Of be-
ginning.
Seized and taken In execution as the proper
ty ofJAneA W, Ware and samuel Murphy,
former owners or reputed owners, MRlter
Cutnmina, owner or reputed owner, and jose
eph r. ID, Seeds and Henry b. Seeds tradin 4
ss j. + D. seeds son. contractors and 70
GILES LAMBsoN, sheriff.
sherin's once, Wilmington, August =,
1883. al0-eOd-tH
Daily Republican., 1888-08-17

.CHERIFF's SALE. BY VIRTUE
- Of writ, OF LevAri FAcias 10 me directed,
will be exposed To public sale, at the Court
House, on Market street, hetw cen Tenth and
Eleventh streets, in the city Of Wilmington,
New Castle County, Del,
Daily Republican., 1888-08-17

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directed, Will be Exposed 70 public sale, 81 the
Court House, on Market street between Tenth
aud Eleventh streets, In the eitY Of Wlming-
ton, New Castle county, Del.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-17

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