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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-19

The Auxiliary Relief Association, at its meeting at
the Grand Central Hotel yesterday determined that Its
headquarters hereafter should be at the office of the
Florida Railway and Navigation Company No 301
Broadway. Several nurses who have returned from
Jacksonville present at the meeting, ana SAID
that they had received courteous treatment In Jackson
ville and that they favoraby impressed with the
people and the CITY, Gustave Mueller, the nurse who
died Wednesday at the sand Hills Hospital, was
sent to Jacksonville by the Relief Association In this
city on September Is. Mr. Mueller had had tho
yellow fever in Cuba, and was an experienced nurse.
The amount received the Mayors Office yesterday
for the yellow fever fund $255 20, of which
SI43 so was sent through The Tribune.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-19
THE YELLOW FETER LIST HIGH

TwENTY.NINE NEW CASES AND ONE DEATH IN
JACKsoNvILLE-THE HARRY MINER NURSES.
Jacksonville, Fla. Oct IS Special-Presldent Neal
Mitchelrs official bulletin for the twenty-four hours
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-19

sarnia, Ont, Oct. 1s.--A Chnaman arrived al Point
Edward on the Grand Trunk Railway with ticket
through from Portland, Me-, to western point In the
United States. He WAS prevented by United States
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-19

Number Of deaths date 800
The only death that Of Eldwood d. Holiday.
Through the ignorance and incompeehcy Of the
men composing the sanitary guard established as a
Gordon around the city, number of citizens lv-
Ing at distance out Of the city have been subjected
many petty annoyances, and, in some cases, even
to ndignitIes, and complaints constantly being
made.
The matter of the Harry Miner nurses has again
caused something of stir, as 1t came up to-day In
tho association meeting. 1t supposed by the
Board Of Health when the proposition made that
Mr.. Miner intended to send them at his own expense.
The authorities, laboring under this idea, thanked
him. and informed him that they would be pleased
10 have him send ten. Eleven came, and all were
Immediately assigned to duty. OF this number all
but three or four have been attacked by the fever
A telegram has been received from Mr.. Davis, his
manager that Mr.. Miner holds agreement signed
by these nurses that they as volunteer nurses
The committee will probably pay them as the other
volunteer nurses have been paid at the rate OF $3
day. ..,
Camp Mitchell does not seem to present attractions
TO the refugees. Only thirty of the cottages arc
occupied some sixty-fve people being there. Inc
original plan was to construct 200 cottages. This
plan VIII be carried out, and thus ACCOMMODATIONS
will be provided for tho returning refugees.
Fernandna. Fla, Oct. Is (Speclal.-For tho twcnty-
four hours ending o'clock last night there were
eight No deaths.
Decatur Ala Oct. 1s.-Thcre have been four ad-
dional cases to-day: Joseph Dixon, Mt woodbridge;
Mrs Remston and one other. Two deaths Mr. Ford
and Mr. Huble.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-19

Jackson. Miss, oct 1S.-The Executive Commtee
OF the Mississippi State Board of Health to-day With
dr,ew all its ouarantne officers and travel to and
from the State will not any longer be nterfered with.
unless by local quarantines, which now very few
number.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-19

DISCUSSING FRElGH
A. Fink
Daily Republican., 1888-02-01
Academy of Music.

Tbs latest comedy fAtos of Robsr'
GrIfia Morris, Tue q lax ,r's Child,"
was gwen at the Actdemy of Music last
evening to q good house and the piec:
Ia working much smoother than 81 trs',
Com mi ncing tomorrow right the Yves
too Brothers will appear In The "Wayi
of the Worle," and will opea 3 three
z shts -pPasemaut. Spebkiug OF this
piece the New Orleans PlcayuRe sayt:
"fne pay has huHor In abundance,
aud asucn8 vein OF the serl,nl Apn
trssio in its make up. while II Sfords
scope to tas brothers for the intrcd nc.
t'ou OF . series OF muticAl selsciious ca
a countless variety OF musical instru.
meuis." Thsrs will be the ulual matt
uCes.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-01

tor we hone = Limited period, OF Wash
instop, d O., oaly had the framing
OF the essnent laws for . majority
oil the States In the Unlon, It would be
nut . short time until he would occupy
he place nov Allied by Grover Olave'
and. Sill, we very mu,h douht II
here Is another 8 Ate In the Unioo
hat would submit to them, and the
dominA,ion OF the Bsyard tyranny.
We ho Rsver believe that the day 10 not
Tar distant when the psople will Insist
on their rights 10 no uncertain tones.
L is only question OF time whom .
Convention will bo held,
1hioh will mean deAlh to the Bourbon
rule, and se,ure 10 every man tue
rights OF an American cihEsn. Even
The fAir minded msn OF Nj, Biyard's
o vn party are In favor OF this. but he
and mis- followers oppose and will oon
tiuus TO opposs H., foE well thsy kuow
shat when tbAi day comes, as come II
Rill, their poWer Il gone forever.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-01
BALTIMORE a 0nIO RAILROAD
SCHhpuLB In EFYyUr, Nov. 20, iss;
1'rAins IsAvs DsIaWs.s Avenue Dspet

For PhilaIeiphia ard CheItsr, slb, Teo
20, 70, 10 10 ant II IA M; Ice %, . co.
4ob ~, So, use, 20. s % and SIs p. IN.
TN SuhfRys, 7 Co ! %, SO. 10 10 and Ii Il o
10 GO, 5 60, 8 10, 8 ~, 9, " and ttsp m.
FOR ChicHgo, wheeling CoIaa bus And
saadpsGy, daily, ft0A m aud o &C D. IN.
FCr PiItsb0rg, daily, 7 eo u. -. aud a. ..
q.
for Cincinnati, LouIUillo and 81. Louis,
diily, II 10 a. N aud bssp y In.
tor Baltimore and WAAninH ton and New.
arb and HAvio do Grace. II loam;2l and
20 .. n. TN SundayA ! ~ aud II 10 q. In /,
. 80 and SO .. ".
tor SipE,rly slb and u ga m;7 Sb.
0 90 ana 30 u. m. and ~ 30 midnight I n
sandSys II loA. n 11t. B 90 ana SO .. IN.
9nty. 1850 .. N. and 2b p. N. dAny
sJospt Sunday. . 30 p. n. daily.
Trains lesve RlLtAeI street staten:
Yer Philadelphia ? 3S p. ~. daily, exooa
grnday. FOR Baltimore 2sI p. G.
Gpily, oxospt Sunday Ec, Landsnhnyg
abl ant 40. .bJ A. N. and Ha5 r. M, daily.
sAe=pi b1ndSJ; I.lk .. Il SundGy oRlJ
). 50 ?. y tRily.
rhe 10 % q. N. train connects ct gAa
lunolion with Uinolnnau and st Louii
through oxpross, daily, except Sunday. Ths
40 IA. connects with OhieaEo and 81
itpis express daily.
feAlRG TOT NlInit1Etsn--Issays PhilAdai
MIA, daily, - q, 8 Ii, %, $3.50 .. m, ~
bS9 90, sea. LBo. lao. 91e 10 90 D. N,
bAlly, eToept SuadEy, Y.lS q. n lac
( Hoon, At.lA IL 80 .. N.
hlprees t-Atnss
". n OLEAENTA q. 4. LDED,
MAnASsf. uen1 PLsS Area
TeleDhoas Ma 1Rs-
Daily Republican., 1888-02-01
W ANAMAhEkB

PHILADELPHIA. Wednesday, FEB. /. 1885,
Habit Cloth Fine, smooth,
clinging All wool, and not
a scrlmp about it. From the
fleece to the dye every step
taken with extra care
Combines warmth with light.
ness. In the favorite Spring
shades-twenty of them
Pump so inches wide, and
so cents We know cl no
hsndsomer stuff Tor the
money.
Southeast of centre.
AS a sample of what are we
doing in Robes: Enough 50
inch com oinalion all-wool
materials tor a liberal dress,
81 In a box.
Southeast Of centre.
"A word ON Remnants. Ar
end OF whats ever woven stuff
we have In the store is likely
Ito come to the Remnant
Counter Nothing too fire
land nothing too Insignificant
to get there. The ends and
Ipieces OF to day are with
Remnants to morrow. The
Iquicktst stuffs to go are the
lqui cke st to make Remnants
lOdd lots too. All the stuff.
that tor any reason hinder
trace at the regular Dres:
Goods Counter 60 to the
K e ant and Odd-lo,
C"unter with some o! the
Ipricr rubbed off.
Last circle, northwest OF centre.
| Shoe cont rt. Not alone
in broad neels and BIZ
lsoles Ihe dsintiest Recep.
ton end Party Slippers il
lour Shoe lore are as full o
lea y fit as OF grace. Every
sort Of gay time Slipper thai
bought to ne here, in black
IororzA, and whise-"Adon
le,' Ei-on Tie" "S,alchi, ,
I"AJhani," and plain French
KID Opesa.
! Every o her desirable
!Sh e thspe, f course, fol
o'g tolks ~ l'tfle 'olks.
Market street front, west of Main Aisle
i JOHN WANAMAKER.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-01

DURING President Grants admints,
trAuou, Il he or any mem Der OF bis
Cabinet took . trip in = q al ed 5istei
vesssl 1t was oondem aed by every Dem
uorAtic journAl In the country, aud tn,
ek penses OF the trip carefully olphorSa
out and pressu led 10 the people 80 &C
much money tsken from them. Nov
5 speaker Carlisle Is iuGkstius around
With . party OF his friends In . United
States revenue eut!ef, bat as ye; We
have not seen one word against IL iu
any Of the Dsu uocrAh, psperA Il ID
possible however that they consider
this good plan for disposlpK Of pSrI oi
the surplus, and therefore do not SOY
auyihins about It,
Daily Republican., 1888-02-01
Philadelphia. Wilmington 4 Eal
timore Railroad,
November lsth. 1887

Trntns VII leave Wiimin gton - tellow.
siH : g. 80 u isS, Il "a ii 81 a. M N o
IfS go sIGsS no. 'cs ,. n. !" % - "'
q s'iiii : 3 .'sI.'i;} 2. h. 81 "a "a -. "a "a q: ~
Aess%'s n g sa,,,Sp 4, 81 "a .os sn DMa
nMs NJ. IL a a 5. ; ~ ~ "a "a "a "a, %Sl .Sj
For Wes, Chester, via Lamolin. go and
y l. M, 3. ~ and 4dop. m.
FoI Newark (Oestrti asd interuediAts sta.
lions, q q. m. II IS and ZIP. IA.
Baltlnore and ihhrnediAte stations, no II .
baltimore aud bay Line, : u p. m.
baltimore and " ashingtOn, Ina ia 80
! 70 " and u ga. m, u %, y II, 2 ~, 50 o 10
Trsint Tor DrIAvAre Division leave fori
Ne" ssAe, sec ss9 a m, nbA "a CSC,
| teorgstown and Lewes, 8 70 =. N - 10 p. N. /,
sraford (eIpressl, . 50 p. IN.
hArri ,ston, DelmAr. and way stStions, s9
EIpr,ss lsl HsrrlnstoA, 20 D. m. Wa,
Il press o. dover. Harrington. and Del.
mar, u W Night.
Express for tAps Charles Old FONT Com.
horL ahdSerfolk, u % Might.
Leave Philsdslphis, broad street. nor wn.
ElaEt9n teHpressl. - V. 81, -, IN ylN
WNN a. Aef ~ - ~ uist @1A o0ls S0A = ~ tuo,
bl, sG. 6H, p. IN.
Aesomnoda Ion, sN. n =. M, LA In
u, -, u ssS Les e. ana II n y. IN.
SUNDAY TRAINS,
For Philadelphia (sIpreaAD, 100 aM 40
7 -, Sh, II 81 a. tn,, "a, b3A ana 7 70 y. Ii.
Aeon notation 3 10 a M, 2l0 ia tm
~, 10, and 10 no p. m
For Chester teHpressL 2 IA 3 10. II 81 = m.,
- %. and 10 20 D. n
Ascommodation, SlbAm, "a 10. n. tle,
~, and ~ y. IN.
Hor New xorh tcIprrssl, . 90 , 81. = %, VIA
slb II 81 a. m, "a, a. Sod od and s.e
y. N.
Fof West Chester, via IAnokin. sBa M,
and dbn m.
FOR Cape Charles, oid Toiht Comfort sAe
Norfolk, IL 0S Might
For kew Caste, hiddletowA, UAyton,'
Dover, FELTON,. Harrington, seaford, i.ahrei,
and Delmar, IL OS Night.
BAltimsrs and Washington, la, ga tp4
70 " a. m, II "a, "a "a, and ! u D. m. BAiti.
more, 8 81 and ii - D. M
Leave PhilAde phia, Broad Street for VIII
nington leIpressi, IL 2s, S.so, 7.20 s.A ILL
A.. NJ, s.es q. 81 and li.S T.. N.
Accom- ion ~ 10. ~ A. NJ, nA AaA
8, 10, s. IS Aad nv +. NJ.
For further nformAllo pAsseARers are 10
ferred 70 the tict let ofiics Al the station.
aims inArked thust'l are limited express
npon which sItra fare is ehArged.
SeherA hAhaEer onerAl PASSENGER Ar
Daily Republican., 1888-02-01

THH SENTIMENT OF tie business men
OF this ocun ~ is no doub, in favor o.
Areduc!ion VI postage to one ceut, hut
notEiIhs.AudiaS this, the 5snS.o Con-
mittee have reported adversely IL the
Dill. The repsEt hoEevsr mt win 80
much opposition that II Vas ri. ea On
The calendar 'pF tpIuTe dis sussicr, apd
the bill msy ys' ~es. with faVo:A9ie
consideration, Ona OF the pr'ncf1h,
opponents 10 lhn oil IL Ssneiur Sauls-
bury, OF this A.e, wac conauts .hs,
IL WAS rot jasE TO maintain The tAdfi
and rtduce he po, sge, Uut those %
ieoitoDs are nothing bus clap uAr,
Worthy ot the sOuTce from whica they
emAns Ihto 5eua.Ur isE re- .retenIa.
stve OF this CITY rs well as toe pen n r. j..
SIon trt m urtch hs ,ones, entye H.
10 In favor VI q oil which viii cfuah
our induslries, hrov our one h,ut,,
on! OF Wsts, ard tr'rs dist e.s Gna
trouble to batnes IhN, ara now bright
and happy, on opposed 10 BIZ thsi
will oeneh' eyefy person ~ho uses the
mails. TIE iTguI-ns ,hsi it viii h,
time enough 50 retujl sAe 10 Ter pos.sa,
when the dspsr neuI te3omes Aelf.sus
sAining shoa'd no. have any weigh, $,
the people WHO pay for Ii d.,ire AMI
should hAv. ibe b-st and ches9ts. ser
vice possible. Toe Goqerpnens vase
hundreds OF thou aLCso dslDary whict
had much batter oe dtvoftd ta iris Oh
tec', as By so doing the people woult
receive tho zen - T..
Daily Republican., 1888-02-01
A Brutal scoundrei.

PTrrssURG, Jan 9l.-Wm Hlser, =
his wife and cnild a. bai.y, TO n. hi,
that they viii probably eis. An st
tmpt wss m ads - arrest hm, but he
Kept bis purruers a. bay with revol.
yer until be reached the woods. into
which he DISAPPEARED The offioe
wers elu'o:oed, and, ct last soogunts
were pressing hin closely. Hlssr ha.
Q ryod term 10 the 0l!o psnitentlAfy
Daily Republican., 1888-02-01
Found on rho satti,iie d

The West Chester Local News says
that James Nullln of Wilmington, has a
mouth organ which was fouRl by friend
OF hs when 10 his company on the battle
fel last summer, when found It was
badly rutted and his companion moi
caring to keep II rave it to him. Mr.
hullin has polished It up, aud though
somewhat battered 1t Is still capable oi
making music as 1t probably did in tn,
camp Of the soldiers.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-01

DVBI 10 ALE WILL RS SOLu AT
pubic auction At No. S3s Sest street,
o. liu kSDA1 ftbRuAET ., 1888, a. v
tioicoi a u fan itns OF h-usenoli I soois,
an ]Dg whioh 10 to4 ysry noe pArl 5r and
fhAMhef fnfnl.ure, lnslualng rei BfachH
tel pArior suit. with es ny aAd Kilt fr4me;
very large gilt frame RAEtls mirrsr,
square centre tsOls, tevaAi shGmDsr tets,
bookcase sideboArd. diriRE rooD End sit.
tinS T. ON sets, 60 nplsIe, ee. lp.atKFm
soalfs In 1000 oondltiGA with staot Arttolss
ler hou'eEstpinE Alss leitH pros The
above goods arC veil WertA the attention
II all PtrEons wishing u Kureh .ss a o,
.oofs. They viii he BSld pSIitiVaiy, wiz.
sut ressrNe, to dlsoon nuHuo apuEeh 90 ping.
lS1-st huklLL h LANk, Auous.
E7U RNiTUEE AT PRIVATE SALE
- ss1 an kstey organ, In eon plete or.
der Apply At 1902 Lincoln a.. iIt.7Es
Daily Republican., 1888-02-01

THs ASSESSORS, sho are now Stating
At the Uliy Il l., fully understand lhe
policy Of doing the leAsl amount o.
work In tho isrgss: posi- Die time. Yes
terdAy there we're 'uiy thvse hundred
Repu olicsue anxious TO have lheir
names plAced On she las 90 thA. they
oan exercise The righ; OF every Amtrl-
can c!i'Esn, brs we very much q1ss.ton
II one.lhird Of them 50 'ceedsi. IsisA
terrible bitter pill Tor thee mocrAtle
workers to Esssss r puDi,sps, i.r sbey
well know that every uAms Is smother
Rail In the c ffn In which the people
will ere long bury that thoroughly cor
rupt parry. AS We looked yes erdsy At
the hsll alisd with mep, who only
wanted their rgh ., snd hen thiusht {,
suppose the si uh.ion uAs casng-d ard
these Assessors were Rtpub'isans aud
this crowd all D m1craS, whAt howl
would 90 up from "Dsm ,crat,
Glasses" ard from every DemlcsA ic
paper In the alta There are from fo1r
thousand to ave thousand Rspu olsen
voters 10 this ely who are nov DIS
frAnchsted, Rnd auless Tho assessors do
better than ltsy DID yssssrday th-
will have 10 continue heir sessi3os no
10 tie time Of the Presiden ial ele,.iup
10 Es1 all their Lsmes on toe llst. We
however, boPe our Republican friend
will 10: Sc. discouraged, ous will COT
tinue their tG-rts uut all Ate assessed
Tbs right to v5ie bel1ugl 70 every clt.-
zeD, snd II he AllJNs hlmselt TO be
swihdled sus OF II by s-t Of psr.y
trlcksteTs he l. no rAt'er than q slave
Daily Republican., 1888-02-01
AnOtnsr Respite for John.en

MEDIA, Pa Jan 81 Sheriff Green
to day received official notica from tho
Stat Exeontive that Samuel johnson,
who bad been e6b'enced 10 be hangei
on Wednesday, February s;h. Tor ths
murder If John shArpless, bad been
granted respite until March 16.h, o.
Civ time for tho IehesrinR Of the case
bsfoir the Board Of Pardoue.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-01
A DMINIsTRATOR,s BALE OF REAI

A DhlNlS ma INDh'S BALE OF REA |.
"A estat.-by virtue ofan oTde o. the Or
phahs' G Hrt 10 New Castle C0aAty, viii be
sold al public sale,
ON wEDNKsDAY.
THE srH DAY OF FKB2UART IssA
at II O'Clock. =. m,
On the premises, all that pAt Of the fsrr Of
the late Edward ruoud, de eased, In PeneA
der husdred New Jtstle County, near Iron
hill station. on the PhiladeID'iG, y / minEton
an Baltimore tAilroad about q, n iIss from
Newark, cuntnlnlnB about "a acres land,
more or less The improvements on This part
Of The fAim m art AlArEe mAhsiOA house and Out
buildings.
Terms made known on day nf SALE hy
MARY 4. srROub AdplnistrAlriI,
The above mentioned tract Of lAud and an
Adjoining tract lyihE In the STATE OF Mary
ltnd, ContAiHing about n Arres, more or lesa ,
will br suld =. one tract at the iime and nj cs
Ator' said he two GAeh together cont Al n
| about lbi acres, more or Ices. The inRrove-
mt nts Their on consist Of . large " apsion
| nous tarm house and tenant house large
| barn, corn CRIB grAntry, wagon house and
other Out-builniAgs. Thc land 10 Of nne auAli-
| " diyldei into h,lds un Ter Eooi fencing II
| - Particularly adapted TO raising fruit and
| there IL Young pea h SrehAra In fall beArlnE,
| thereon. Also an Appl orchard in iuli hearing,
Avd other fru trees. he farm runs to til,
| lron Hlll station Phila,lelphiA WIln inK on
aad Baltimore rhiirOsd. and lime and othei
| InAnnres are Ian Ied eloie athand. The neigh
borhO d is heAlt-y J snd desirable ~ place o.
| res dshcs BENJAMIN NIEills
IL -dAw-ts AttsrneV Tor beirs
Daily Republican., 1888-02-01
wIIKIn010N . nUnTMEnER n

WIIMINA1OA8 . hWWTMEMWR 2
Tine table in eject NOV. seth 1881 Train
leave Wilmington (krenoh gtseetl as foIlowi
Fer ke6aipe, Birdsooro, Joanna, Spring
Vius, rAhAQua, Allentown, Lebanon, Wsr
nUrsville ald all poiltP on the PHILADELPHIA
art HsedinG u. L., 100 =. IN. and aIs ,. n
Yer Springfield, WnynesburE juno
ton, Dootesvillo, EE ESfesvtlle, LsnAHa
uhhfd's Ford AHd lmPont's and iAtornas
d'hte Soints,7.N L.m., Zth, and bS y. 10.
For Ooatesvtlls and intermediate points
ct 0o \. L., sA6 and Z s. p. n.
tof Hest Obsttor, ! .0D =, m. 4. 10 and 4 %
p. Il.
Ior Raw Bridge AMI irtarnediate pstHu
o.ls p, IN. AID On Saturday, ct , 20 and II 10
p. m
On Sunday for kea1ins and intsrnediAs4
poiatA, At = % .. A., and for Springfield hEf
intermediate peints Al Is o, N,
A q. hoOAUBLAND, T.B. HIBBAED,
SnDerintnadsnt Coal PAes. AEH
Daily Republican., 1888-02-01
ITAPRErtRtETfs L1TRleTlbIt
u OVER HTF ! NtllBk DIsTRlBUTfp
Louisiana STATED Lotterv Oounapy

Louisiana StateLottery COMPANY
Incorporated IN 1874 for "a yeArs py ths
l. rislnture for Educational and uhAritAbl,
Ha,posss-with capital Of ti,0oO eoO--tt
~htch . reserve fund of over eSte, ,ooe hAl
sanes beea sdded.
BY an ovcrwhelnlns pepulAr vote its iran
CHI lie was n ade part Of the present Stat
OsnsdrRtiop adopted DNoeAb6r NJ, A. Il.
1873.
The only lottery ever voted on and 60
dorsed BY the people Of ANY state.
II never scales or postpcnsA
It's GRAND AtHEla EuBsbaF DFnns
InEs take place Monthly. and ebs
Grams Quarterly DFawfuEE. ragu.
ySyty every three WoufNs fmaVeh,
SnBe. sept~@s~p aud Dsecn ber)
A sPLkN hBl - OPPOkTuNI'gH az
WIZ A FORTUNE. 2SD uRhR l.
DRAWING, GLASS n. In THE ACAl
kMf OF MUSIC, NEW ONLbAES
TUESDAY February 2, IBss -2I3Sh
noAthly Drawing
Daily Republican., 1888-02-01
1H DHAGJERY
NEW bAsTLA CoUEIY,
SALE
Il -OP-
REAL ESTATE.

Ey virtue OF an sfisr or tbs Oo=rt OF
Dhsooaty OF the StztS OF Delaware, Ia and
for REV Osstle Goan'y, mad ut ths sep,
tenha' tor a. H.. 1857, af sid otur,, EiIl
e exposed 10 pubic sale. = the O.unty
cont House, Ia thl e y 4 W.lmington,
tH SATrHDAI,
TIE S.h DAY Oy FEBRUARY, a. d., 'ss,
Rtlt O'clooa 8. m,
III following dtCor.bsd real estate, to VII.
all thlt certain lot Ct Isud with a thrse.
st1ry brick dEeliIR house lheret n orectei
5ttuHts in the city Ct Wiiairytnn, bncn I'D
alt i'6,.'hed as 10 VI. to ait:BtgIuning AZ
t41 corner i3f aei by tNe iata EecttId OF the
snusleriy ii6e ~ FoUrth gtree: and tho east-
cry side OF II Etnail Gtgeet ttsnce Alonv
said side OF F0arth s.rest ~ f.et, tnercs
: utterly parallel t. rRtnall street W fsef @
lnchta 70 corner, ths, oe we'teriy p4rallsI
with Fourth stree to the EEtd ug.te.IJ sils
nf Iatnail ttfeet, Aud theLos THEREBY pOrih.
eEly q! feet inches to TO said sds OF
Fourth street md place Of begiauiaE 4 DC II q
contents thereof wnat hey say
Attendance VIII be given mi terms made
<1oHc at the II ne an 1 plaps AioresEii Dy
NlOtOh D1PDNt', Trustes,
Ur bV bis Attorney
Attest CHAB II. MoWHoRPAR deg u o.
lbtuLfy :, Il. ID lass i7EkK 81
Daily Republican., 1888-02-01
| DUBLIG sALE - WILL BIZ SOLD
! ~ Pablif ssle one mile south VI geuhV
VILE. on the ROAD hHdiAz ~ Hiiliiae mNl,
On MONDAY, FEbRUARY arH, lSel
o'sloes. noon,

ana O'slOek, noon,
Seven hess Of horses and colts.
haads high, with feai, wiz work aaywhsT,
steam and sAn troI Olsss v E'nssss eA h-
No. a. Pou, lay mare. . ,esrs cid, with
Ho.g. LiEAe. bAy selL es~laG years old
whh glass eyes, brohs ~ work ana dnss siA-
Me- Morgan, bay horse. years old, isk
hands high, vii. wsrk Al yWLsre zaA . Rosa
leader
No . Lacy, dark bay MARI, 4 years old.
10 hands high, IIamblstonian stoek tplsn-
dls drlv,r, fearless OF steArn, AND cas- trOi
close W minates, and san Ds driven ~ .
lady.
Woman STOCK this colt promises " MAKE
sVmethlAg fast
No. 3 bay colt eoaiuE2 yesrs old. Yso-
man stock, good tire AHd God aeIOn
10 head % mllch eews, some with calves by
their ides by day ( sal, others mllktng and
sprinEers, htiiat; / VnunE bail u head OF
sostbdown buck, ~ pairs OF chickens.
About - knshels OF poiateeh 10 bnshflt ei
corn oni ear, fAImiRg implements; ! tive
!, d carl iheG % ,rt al and sAinss, mill v Ason
end spring buEgy hnl hayneH rosd cara
horse rake edtrt sleigl and b lis vince l-bAr-
row arindstuns cnitiya'ors wheat drill
W red pl0w sYrRcuss plOu / harrow double
ana ainElertts saws Ahd Aaee set efwagOE-
hhEHess no good thesthat rails putnteu 80
ehestunt posts and holes ready flr setting:
dairy nhmres: keid't sreameF good As new
buttsr wOrksr rhItn b-guArt Milk eAAs
nj u bEcksts AHd LAI one good batter tub Ter
loe loi OF vinegar and oihsT - hchs Aoi nen-
Terms. An suns cf tlb and uudsr sAh. an
sums over that amount = credit Of " days viii
be lyen on puTeha.T ElvinE y bapkAUis nets
win AA approved endo ssr:y,n.wt.p ssr:
Lw. suehAia A seH. kusts. Js.-w.f-n-1,w
Daily Republican., 1888-02-01

For choice brands OF hIaT 90 not for
get To call Mt N. ". CORNER of Fourth
aud KIM rtrestl L. p. JAuvisr. Telo-
phone No. 408.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-01
SHFRTFF's sALE-BV VIRTUE OF
~ urlt Of ala Levah FAelas. 20 m d.
reetCht Will be exposed !, pusha ale at the
Cour, llonne. on hArktt street between Tenth
ana Eleventh sirest IN me euy Of WulAinK-
ton, New Castle COuHty, Dsi-.
ON SATURDAY.
THS 9TH DAY OF FERRgARY, 1883
at2o'slock, p. m,

The following Described real estate viz.
All thst lot or pirca Of lAHd rltuate In the
city of wilmington, bOe Adtd and described
fO.loua, 30 wit:
BegnRinE att = Intersection Of The south-
Wtsttru Il ~ st Front street a d tn north
western I le Of Tatnall street. iAeuce by said
side NJ Trout str o. nur.h bs degrees west dA
feet snd one Inch to land . Aes,rb. shrrwo ~
a Fen. thence by a ilru OF their land 5 nth
westerly 4 ieet To lAud of ThOHAs Dreep,
thence by line Of his laHd southeaAterty o.
res hud one Inch H. nor hv vesterly slide OF
IAtnSil street Aforesaid, aud thence thereby
nsrth 2 de- reea, east W { II to the place iof
beginning, be the Ontents tGereof more or
less, with the butlilr r. thereon sTeeted. Book
NJ. Vol. II page 81. etc.
SIZED and taken In eNeen' ion AZ the prov
trty Of JukA A. Wilson and AnHle NJ, his
vile and I. /. = aud to be sold by
til ~ AhBS IN, Sherf.
sherir's Omce, WllmInkt.a, January A.,
1870, IN eod-ts
Daily Republican., 1888-02-01
DR.. Jays Liniment.

Z Remedy Tor al Aches or Pains.
This remedy eams frca Paris, France, the
teccipt ofA dibunguisHea French Bhysi.lan
3eye before mado known or used In tn
1ou0try. 1t cures khoemaliAm, NovrnI-
Eia, Headache, spralps, BRUISES etc. and
4il diseAsss OF mao Or beat, rsqutrinR oxte
1sl sypiichtlcD. For tata a. Sc2 WaFKst
5:fest lsO corner u edEr snd matshsiI
stresta WILMINGTON. Vel o2s-end 81