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Daily Republican., 1888-04-13
Extraordinary whist Hands.

A correspondent who signs "Ohau
pion" writes the New York Evening
Post rs follows from Newport: A party
OF four, Ex-Govornor Gibbs, OF Rhode
leland, who bad for q partner Miss
DAhlRren, sister tof Admiral Dahl
gren, and Surgeon General Wood, q.
3. A.. with Newport lady for bis
partner, were playing oue summer Of
ternoon in the pArior bt Miss AnShony's
boarding house on Church street, 4
house then known far and near by fre
quenterB Of Newport, and which waa
always full In summer. Between Sur
geoD Wood and Governor Gibbs there
Sat q gentleman, Q little back, watching
the game. The cards did not run very
evenly, and Surgeon Wood Aeked thii
gentleman 10 sht ffls one psck while
they were plsyin with the other.
The game ended: IL WAS the Govern
or's turn TO deal. He asked II the card
had been shuffied, then pushed ths pAci
towards Surgeon Wood, who cut at
the Governor made the deal. thro win
down club as the trump card. MieI
DAhlgren was the first to gather mp he
carde, and, glAncing at them, threw
them down upon the table saying tha
she would not play with such hand
Ths Governor, veteran whist plsS or
who rigidly enforced the rules OF th,
game, said decidedly: "Mis sDAhlRrei
take mp your cards aud play; you shAl
not infringe the rulee." She lookeC
across at him, reflected that he was I
livery old man, took up hef cards ant
the game began.
When 1t oame to the Governors turI
to play, he spread out IS trump card
on the sable. The exoitomens was In
tense. When IL had subsidized o mo
ment the Governor said to Miss Dahl
gren: You sse now why insisted OIL
your playing "And I will shov
you" she replied, "why refused Il
play" and she spread out on the tAbl,
IS diamonds including the one she hAt
played. The Governor said: Il bRv
J been q whist plsyor all my life, ant
never saw or heard any thing like this.
, Surgeon Wood disd nos long after, II
, 1885, Governor Gibbs, then over 8
yeRrs Of age, in 1871, and Miss An
thony, whcse house was the resort o
prominent people, particularly frou
, the South, for many years, has nls'
passed away.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-13

TIE high license lay has struck
about two hundred more saloon keep
ers In Chicago, and no doubt caused
them to come 70 the ooaolusion that i.p
provinions must be obeysd. These men
dsliberatsly violated the Law BY keep
ing their places open after IL 5olook at
night, and the consequence 10 that they
have been notified that tbs applloAtions
for renewal will mot be granted. Liquor
dealers In every place where this Law Il
In force will and that IL must be lived
lup TO, or they will not be permitsed II
carry on the business. II seems stran 9,
that now the good sffssts OF higi
license have besn shown In every plac'
whore IL IL In operation, that II shoult
be opposed BY 30 many weil.meAninl
Temperance people.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-13

THE Moss RosR Assembly must
contain some very naughty members II
khe young men Who signed the report
which we published yesterday are to
be believed. Only to think, that they
allowed the poor, ''innooens polioe offi
oers" to rest under the imputAtion OF
guzzllng beer In their headquarters,
when they themselves were the guilty
parties. II seems almost too shocking
10 be true, and, as matter Of fact, We
do not believe there 10 any one green
enough to suppose for one moment that
II is true, more especially As mem bers
Of that assembly Indignantly deny tn As
the beer was brought into or drank in
thelr room, and sAy that II would be D
violation OF their laws 10 have liquor OF
any kind there. This report, to have
had any etfeoi, should hSve been made
sooner, or perhAps II would have been
much better II II had never been made
At oil. There need not bs Auy trouble
In finding witnesses to Prove that the
beer WAS taken 10 the police heAdquar-
tiers and drank there by police officsrs,
some ~ least OF whom were D. the time
negleoAng their duty, and leaving
their districts unprotected. While the
debAuch was progressing there WAS q
number OF personS Standing outside
who nos only sAR the Gro wd whioh
came from the Institute go up and insc
the police headquarters, bat also heard
the clinking Of glasses, ard the bolss Ter
Gus laughter Of those Ia the room
Such attempts IS this cooked-u repor
10 Thl.eWash these dlsgrAoetul pro
oeed.aSs are Al Insult to the cit,z sn
who pay these men, and only adds In
suit 10 injury. The Moss r 80 Asse %
biy viii be false ty Themselves n the
fall to in7e'.ig..e this invess'gAl
ing COMMITTEE, sud les the publ
know the causes that induced them 1
make statement, Witch no; only cas-
Aa impuIa.lOn upon every ons Of I'll
members, bu: also stamps the presl len
and lhose wh1 haze said thai tho 1oe
was NOT taken into tIsts room rs delhi
crate iAls!hsrs.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-13
strikes and Strikers.

CHICAGO, April 1S.-The union
tDnltstess and brewers went on strike
yesterday because the employers re-
fused 70 recognize the unions or TO re.
new the old contracts. Every brewery
In the city, except one, was chopped
and about 1000 men are cut. The rep
reseptatives OF the union were told that
the bosses did not object TO trades
unions on general principles, but did
not want to deal with ono that was in
the hands OF IN Anarchist. Mr.,
Sohmiedinger, who WAS present as q
representative OF the Central LAbo
Union, in the course OF the dlscassioI
on this point, av1wed that he was 81
Anarchist.
CINCINNATI, April 13.-Abou. SO o
the 100 men employs in Mosrlin';
brewery struck yesterday because OF the
discharge Of . CELLAR man for disobsdI.
enoa of rules.
NEWARK, N. j, April 13 -Eigh'
brewers have signed the agreement dc
manded by the workmen
| hERInBN, Conn. April 13.-03e
hundred Italians oD the now Mer den
and Waterbury Railroad s,rUok yesteT'
day for an Rdvaucs OF 25 cents psr day.
About 100 men who did not strike wert
roughly handled and intimidAted will
threats. A red 1aR was ralssd over tht
shanty of the men, Ani depOEAitoDt
went 10 Waterbury TO enlist the 50 m
patay OF the 200 men employed there Of
the railroad,
CHICAGO, April 13.--AccordinR to Z
estim ste made by a OhioAS1 pApsr. To
ooyt OF the great railroad strike whic
began on the Burlington Il 5ad fort!
Ave days ago has been 30 the compau
81, leo, 900, aud TO the strikers 1901 IS
Daily Republican., 1888-04-13
sALTImOME q UnIO EAILR0AD D

sJbHDULR ~ EFFBDr. Nov. 70, 10
TVa,~s lesve Iatnws.s Avenss lvpc''
For Phiiadetphia and Chester, 6lb, 7 90,
ibt, 8 %, 10 10 and ii IL q. m; CO. 2 90, 0 90,
1 o., o 10, . ~, o 30, 7 30, 8 % and . 10 p. m,
Un Sundays, 7 90. ! %, Q 10, 10 lb and Ii IA ,,
MI %, . 90, 0 10, 8 ", o 90 and 8 Is p. m.
For OhlciKo, Wheeling. Columbus Ano
foT Plttsburs, daily, 7 90 .. a. and u ,.
FOR Cincinnati, Louisville and st. Louia
dtily, IL 10 o. N. and 10 D. m.
For baltimore and Wash ington and Neu,
ark and HAvre dc Grace, IL 10 q. M; 2 10 and
20 Q. N. On sundays, 7 20 and II 10 .. m.;
. - and 0 20 p. m.
Tor SinserIy, SIS and IL 10 .. m; q ~
40 and 7 80 p. m. and u 90 midnight. Op
FOE LANDRP BER4, u a. n .bundh.
only. 1850 e. m. and as p. N. dailt
Tospt Sunday. % p. N. daily.
Trains issvs Market street btation:
Fer PhilsielphiA 3 50 p. m. daily, sxesP
eundAy. Tor Balimore as ?. d.
daily, exeopt Sunday. wof LAndenbsrb
$50 and 1880 A. ID. and AsS 2. M. daily
txecp, Sunday; s.ls .. n, Sunday only
rhs io.sS .. m. train connects at EAs,
Junction with Cincinnati and st. L.ouii
through expross, daily, except Sunday. Th'
90 p. m. connects with Chicago and 81
Louis express daily.
Trains for NiImtnEton--LeaVs PhilAdsl
pniA, daily, - %, IL, . %, slo.so .. n, u
Leo, I 80, 500. 6.So. $50. ala 10 % p. N.
Daily, eroept sunday, us .. NJ, les
noon, At.lk II 90 D. m.
Express trGipsS
W. n. CLEMENTS, u. n. LOKn.
BisnAger. SSnI Pas. AEsRi
Telephone No. lp1.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-13
Philadelphia Wilmington q Hal
timore Railroad.
FEBRUARY eah, Isss.
rrAlns WIN leave WIlmlnKson as foIlew

TRAINS Will leave Wilmington he follcW
Phills.deIphi, tsxpSSs.s,, Z an n.eO. ~
,S 10 i,sS a ~. 10 9. g 70 S 8 ,. N N. "@ - A
, r gOT +, css,.eS z !s1pressl sS "a a. sSA
AceompodAtion, SEA TOO 7o2 siA 10 sa.
VA 2SA 400, So 10 and 10 % D. N.
q. i NOR 9o..i ii E g. g. s..,s. f. e. ~ r 9S e.
i For r We, v Z; z Chester, vi. L.molin. % sne
Fos NessIs N% sGe enss, aGop and ,p,s,usa.,. s,.
lions, q a. IN. u IS and . 2i p. m.
BALTIMORE and intermediate stations, 10 Ia
M, % and II % 2. m.
Baltimore and WashinEton, ia is6 seA
lo y and lle!A. m, Il %, q II, az, as, sA
Train: @ so5 B.lsT.,s Dlyisloa leave for, u
25 p, M, and u 0S Might
GEORGETOWN and Leweo, % .. N - % p.n.,
SeAford lexpress), 10 p. m.
harrington DelmAr, and way stations, sH
Express for Harrington. . % p. m. way
Express f K; Tor Dover. Harrington, and Del
mar, ~. % p, m. aud IL % Night.
Franklin City, 20 q. m.
Express for Cape Charles, Old Point Com.
fort and Norfolk. IL 80 p. IN. nd Il eS Night
Leave Philsdelphis, Broad street, for WI.
nington lexpressl, l225, 80, 2 90 III, s1c
10 al y IS Il 20, ItH .. m, 2 b2, Of, l0, 4 90
xccommods sm; S%; t@, ,Sn q p p = T. :. n ,m l2
~. an. az IS loo3 10 20. and ii a p. m.
feTred 70 the ticket once At the station.
Trains s,.s marked thus g. are limited EXPIRE
tRGe RS%s Sfl'G Z ESSa 5t'Er f''' Is 'A.5sfae WOOD
Daily Republican., 1888-04-13
n. MGgary { Son,
SIG TATNALL ST.
Sc, Co.. 9Th and TatnaN,

We've been as busy as
bees during the past few
weeks, In fact too busy to
talk. Our business is far
above our expectations, but
we are ready for the new
conner. Despite the great
drain on our stock you will
find 1t complete. We are ad-
ding to it as fast as we sell.
Just received a fresh lot of
good Io-wire Tapestry Car.
pets, choice patterns, that
have never been on the
market. If you can't find
them anywhere else, try our
store and see il we haven't
got what you want at a
lower figure than can be
bought at any store in the
city. We keep all the well
known and popular makes
OF carpets. We are working
hard to keep pace with the
orders on hand and in a few
Gays hope to be able to lay
a carpet the day following
the purchase. This is what
our customers want, and we
will try to please all. Have
you seen your neighbor's
new Ascent brussels carpet?
If 80, and it is what you
want, come up; we have
plenty of them now. Your
neighbors run the stock
low. bu: we bought more OF
them and they are for you
at the unheard-oi price of As
cents a yard; also another
new brand at 55 cents; gen
eral price OF these goods is
IS and IS cents. We only
have a few more of the So (
Oak Suites left. We will
be sorry fer ycu when they
are gone aad you want one
Remember, they can't be
, replacSd under $40. and
/ when this lot is sold we viii
, be done with one of tht
) greatest bargains known tc
furniture buyers.
Sold for cash or weekly
payments.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-13
FRIDAY. APRIL Is, 1888.

We HAvS oRDERED o new press OF
the Walter Bsost Company, capable OF
printing and folding $4,000 copies an
hour, and with increased facilities for
obtaining ne VS., are determined to make
the REPUBLICAN "ths best newspaper
between lhe bays" The paper will be
onlar sed by the addition Of one or two
columns, and appear In an enIlre new
dress; 10 fac! 1t Is our intention TO ro
juvenass the "o!d Republican" ant
make 1t the leading ne wspAper Of Nh
State, furnishing oil the news for on
eenk
Daily Republican., 1888-04-13
Colored silk-warp Henri

Colored silk-warp Henri
eta Wool filing as fine as
the silk. Good apart; bet
ter together. The silk gives
strength to the wool; the
wool lends softness to the
silk. A bloom, a lite, a
sprightliness to the fabric
that could come in no other
way. A Summary stuff, close
but not clinging. A shake
and the dust flies. More
than two dozen of the most
asked-for 8 h a d e 8. SI.2!
and 81 go.
N ortheast of centre.
1 Summer Blankets an,
Daily Republican., 1888-04-13
WAEAMAKn nR's.
PHILADELPHIA. Friday, April Is, 1881

PHILADELPHIA, Friday, April Is, 1852.
Pick blindfold in the Dress
Goods and you will not 60
out oi the way in prices.
None OF them are wrong
We know the market, we
know the etuffs. If there
is a price slump or sag any
where-sooner than almost
anybody else, no matter in
what corner of the world the
slumping..or sagging may be
We get many an interesting
lot OF goods for you in tha'
way; and we know that al
our prices are pitched in tn
lowest possible key.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-13
ON SATURDAY,
fHR nTH DAY OF APRIL. 1855,
at2 e'clo,k p. m,
no following described real estate viz:

Tho following described real estate viz:
All that certsln lot, piece or patcel Uflanh,
with two story frAm" builninR thereon erect
ed, situate In the city of Wilmington bound
ed and described as follows 20 wit;
ginning ut point on the nor herly
side Or Tenth street, at the distance of lGG
feet westerly IRON the west'ily siue OF Scstt
street. thence northerly and parallel with
Scott street 10 feet II inches to a curner,
thence westerly and parallel lth tenth stretI
y rect to another corner thence sOutherly
and parallel with Scott street 10 feet II In che
70 the aforesaid nOrthegly side of Tenth
erect and thence casterly along said siue II
Itnth street q ieet to the lace of ginning,
the contents thereof what th' may.
SEIZED and taken into execution as the
nronTrty OF william Toner and Margaret j
Toner, his wife, and is, aud To be sold by
GILES LAMDsON, Sherlh.
sherlh's Office, Wilmington, Ap-il 10, 1856
Ai0-eod-ts
Daily Republican., 1888-04-13

NOW THAT OGuuoil has appointed q
special Committee TO investigate the
disgrsceiul Proceedings OF police head
quarters las. Saturday, night, IL is
hoped thai thsy Will attend TO thsir
dniy without fear or favor. II might
also be we'll for them to investigate the
violation Of seoti9n i6 OF the city char.
ter, 40 this violation was what led 70
sue subsequent orgies At the head.
quarters Ii those ofls had been
sHendins To lheir day there would not
nave been any beer drinking At the
qohsets Afterwards, c1nsequsDtly the
entire business comes within the pro.
vince OF tie aonm ttes. Mr.. BAynard's
ooleolions to lie tea luton proyidlng
Tor the comnistse las sene good po.u ia
on the score OF economy, bat Il the
same time .t,s Should rot hsve the
slightest weigh With the coum!ttee
An witnesses should he examined
under os' h, and II ,hoss gfi EZRA urt
found g93i ysSctars5d, hen ~, jus
VICE be done, though he heavens ma,
Daily Republican., 1888-04-13

THE FACT s3a the Democrats sro
continually harpiug about Mr.. BlAins's
Ill heAl!h shows that they are nsr.!d
that no may az5in be chosen as The
standard bearer OF the Rsou 5licAn
party. They know fall well tha. AZ
she last Presidential election he was
beaten BY Trad, sni thAs shls fao. Is
now ras!.zsi ~ the p.opie Of this
country, who, II he should again to.
come a caIdids.e, would see that these
frauds are not rspeased. They als7
know that NJ. Cleveland, In hi.
anxiety to secure the position he now
Occupies, deceived the people with hIl
dishonest pre- ab1uE shs tariff ind
civil service reform, therefore they are
AFRAID to again have him try his chan 5eI
AgAlnss q msn llks Mr.. Blaine. They
know thai II Mr.. Blaine should aaalI
oppose Mt. G eye!aud, they would hud
10 an extremely dlfi3u!s m after 10 plaJ
the same game that they did in SS4
and therefore they are deslrous that .nt
people shouil consider Mr.. Blaine I
very sick man.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-13
at q O'Clock, p. M,
The follorlng do.crIhLa renl erate. w,

Inc Following described real estate, viz:
All that certain lot or piece OF land with a
two.story brick dwelling thereon efcctc situ-
a't In Christiana hundred, New Csstle County
ID lawAre, bounded aud described as follows,
TO wit:
beginning at point in the westerly side (
yard avenue at GO feet wide and at the dis
side of Ninth street extended thence westerly
aud p rallied with Ninih street aud passing
through the centre ofthe division wan between
TINS and the h u adjoining on the south 50
ret 10 TIE tHstrriy side OF Rose street ru ming
soulh, rly from Ninth street It.nded parallel
with Baysrd avenue at 70 feet de thence
noriheIly along said easIerly side OF Rose
street V rect 10 corner thence casterly and
parallel wi Ninth street 50 feet to the west
erly side Of Bayard avenue and thence tn ny
southeriy IL feet to the place of beginning be
inc cOnlenie thereof what II may.
y lied and taken In execution as the prop-
cry OF FRANK strickland and Ella A., his
wife, aud to be sold by
GILES JAMESON, Sheriff.
\ shsrih's Once, Wtimiagton, ApsH 10,
| iooo' AlO-eod-tS
Daily Republican., 1888-04-13

THE CITY cHARrGg ;srbiis spy po-
nee em ser 'skIaS psfI ia a politi al ss-
sem oisge, unjes penalty OF d.smissAl,
and We, on behalf 0, the oi.izsns,
wouIe like 20 kEoa why shIs lAris no.
sniorce1. TaIEoen cffi ,srs deusera,ely
vloss:e1 IL last Saturday night, and not
only that, bu; y re gailty Of u sgIeo,inz
snes' . aas J, Hl.la OF i:sal' hhJrld be
sum ''eas case 10 ensure she.e dis.
mis'al, nnd VIC wsald like 10 ka1w Why
S sniS p.ssu provision Is not eniorosd
we sr9 nel asAre ut tho causes yhi,t
1su 70 ts'i sta'.2n OsIug euac.ed, bat a
tne ssne Aae ve osnn3s see Why 1
snou'a Aos b. q 'oroei al fully in th
oAse o. d roAic cm, ,ars 81 It Ger
Inuly To7ll have been II yials.ed b
nspo o4.'Ae' Cry B5lloitsr Bau, a
tne nroae2a.1E .fi.er ci the cl,y
snoul1 es'.o.aly 10 IA alert to movs i
tnese 90 a. t9 vas when the alleg,
tion vas male ia~ reekv sin Sc hi
sne Iqnor /. r. rad aesn violated by
CIV parties IN .hlA city.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-13

The following described real estate, WIS
Al that certain lot, piece or parcel Of l,nd
with two stery brick dwelling thereon erect.
ed sltuA ed in the hundred OF Christiana,
County and State Aforesaid, bounded ana de-
scrlbed as followt, to wit:
Beginning At point on the westerly side OF
Bayara avenue lat o. feet wlde) and al the dis
tance OF l4l feet southerly from the toutherly
side OF MINT street teKtended) thence west
eriy and parallel ~ h MI tn street and pass
Ing through the centre Of th- division wall be-
tween this house and the one adjoining on tn q
south 30 feet TO the easteIly side OF Rose . rect
Cunning southerly from Nlnth street extend-
ed parallel with BAyArd avenue nt 20 feet wide
thence nortnerly along taid easterly side oi
Rose street Is feet 10 q stake thence eAsterly
and parallel with Ninth street and passing
thtongh the centr OF the division wall be-
tween this and the house adjoining on the
north 70 feet 70 the Aforesaid westerly side oi
Bayard avenue and thence thereby southerly
10 feet TO tre place Of beginning, be the con.
te is thereof what II mAy.
Seized and taken In execution AB the pr ~
erty Of Frank Strickland and EllA A, his wife,
and I. and to be told by
GILES LAMBSpN, Sheriff,
sherifrs Once. Wilmington. April 10,
1855. 0-eVdu
Daily Republican., 1888-04-13
" WAHAnAK nR y.

WAHAMAk nR y.
Spreads, Baby's size or any
size. Thin ones kept on are
better than thick ones kick
ed off. !
o d-fashioned Dimity,
such as your mothers and
grandmothers set store by
like heavy muslin with light
cord clusters. Crib size to
extra big, 7oc to 81 35.
It's the lightness of Dim
|ity that wins. Here's someth.
ing newjust as light as Dim
| ity and more slightly. Honey
comfy blocks and stripes
mixed in with pretty de-
signs. Double bed size
only, 81.
Honey-c o m b Spreads,
Marseilles patterns, 7oc, 9Oe,
6I, $I.Io, $IIS ST. Is,
1870, $3.50 each
1 Marseilles Spreads, $1.75,
ls2, 81 SO, $3.50, up to
I$Io.5o.
/ Summer Blankets as light
Jas flannel, but woolly; heav-
ier than they seem. Crib
lsize, S2,2s and $3.25 a pair;
single bed, S2.65 to 81 so;
double bed, f3 SO to So SO;
extra size, 81 so to $3.50.
Cheese-c | o t h Comfort =
ables. Filled with clean
carded cotton. To creep
under or to soften a mattress
with. Never amlss in the
short nights. White, with
lcolored tufts, SI.75; col.
ored, with colored tufts, 81;
fancy figured (new style),
50.
Near Women's Waiting Room.
/ Tough, b n ga b o u t
D Blankets for wrapping ice,
: SOC up, white and gray.
, , Near women's Waiting Room.
Linen Sheetings and Pill
How Castings. Look as much
I as you like or as little. Here
; Is the place to see In half an
: hour how far a dollar will
'lgo in the linens Of every
t land.
d Southwest of centre.
Il Those Women's Kid, Silk
y and 8 button Mousquetairt
a Gloves are still lingering 1
>, tune on one string of price,
S tine lowest--half and lee;
! land more.
!, Chestnut street side, west OF Main Aisle
> A roomful OF .refrigera
e tors. The ice-man will soor
!. be knocking.
:, Basement. northwest Of centre.
nj More than 5000 OF the Ex
,s celsior Cooking Crooks solo
N since we toll you of then
~ the other day. The smalle
be sizes went almost as fast a
"a "a we could pass them out. w
Y have been watching an
waiting for more OF thos
r, smaller sizes. Here to da
et Plenty. Porcelain crock
sSt @ a block-tin jacket. Easy
clean, acid proof. Does IL
work OF a farina kettle, ar
'ns; ns, costs but a trifle:
'"' 2 quart size 25c
3 quart size 35c
4 quart size 45c
1873 8 quart size 65c
D O Basement, north Of centre.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-13
EXCELsIOR loan ksso0T

ExCELsIOR Joan AsSOCIAi
- New seriei row Offered for nlt
only VI each. Money to lean Ia suni
paid OF at option OF sorros > er at sny \
meeting, or may ~ redus ID by ini.tll I
70 or over. lntA est AbAtsd as ihel n
tlIhed. All psI sore interested and I
of becoming m amb yrs OF = prospl toui
lihtle se0~ihtiOn are invited to s,ll
tervie che fecr, tary. Shares limited
Der. hubscrlhe At oarr. vi LIAM
PIesldent; Wh. n. HAWKINS, 81
1l1 Market stroot. mhH- II
Daily Republican., 1888-04-13
Seed Po3Heoes

The attention OF farmers I'd trucker
is called to the large and fac s'ock Ci
seed potatoes now on hand aDd ior sAl,
by 8, N. smeltz & Co.,, n No. is EAs
Fourth street.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-13
ON SATURDAY.
THE 18TH DAY OF APRIL, 1854
The following described real estate, ,,.,
at Z o'olcek,p. M,

h"e iVho"inh "eSorlueu real esihto' NiA'
All that certain lot OF land situate in the
city ol wilmington having two stOried brick
house thereon ERECTED, aud bounded and de-
Icribed AS follows TO wit:
beglnling at n corner Of land leased to Abb
raham Robinson, on the eAsterly side OF Tat
nall street between Eighth aud Ntuth stree 8
at ths distance OF I4O Ieet from the noriheriy
Slle ol kiSh.h street, thence by line tf said
TO the westerly side OF an alley IS feet
lnchts Wide at this place communicating with
Eighth street, thence by HRid alley side, north.
er y pa allel 10 Tatual street, 20 feet To csr-
hrr STAKE, thence westerly parallel to Eighth
htrcel, 80 icrt to the Aforesaid side Of THtnalI
street, and thence thereby soutAerly 20 feet Il
the place Of beginning, be the contents there
oI what y may, with the use of alley, DC
Book Z, Vol s. page AS, &c.
SelIrh and taken in tx'cu ion as the proper
~ OF Benjamin y. Wilson, administfatjr 0
Susan w ilson, and to be sold by
GILES JAMESON, Sher'f,
sherlrs odiee, Wilmington, Aprll 9th
1893. nA Opd
Daily Republican., 1888-04-13
EmOVAL

ID EmoVAL
III Having removed 10 No. 2ld|
FOurIh street, | am prepared 10 /
and sneet iron rorf1ng, gut eriX,
and JOB work ofAll ENds promptly 4
to, lin roofs repsi'td Ard pSlntoil
matoe furnithef whom desired w
pleased TO see All my old customers
many new ones as may wish 10 RlV4
call. ALEXANDEk CHAM
Daily Republican., 1888-04-13
OPENING
OF OUR NEW
SPRING CLOTHING.

We have just resolved the finest line
of clothing ever brought to this city, and
prices that will surprise you. We never
had such fine goods al low prices as we
have Just now. Come and look at our
windows and see the prices, and compare
with others ss 1t will pay you.
p. The finest line of children't
clothing you ever seen at very low figures
Call and ste before goiug elsewhere as II
costs you nothing to look at the Great
Down Town Bargain Store, 3. W. Cor
Second and Market streets.
m20.tf Il. W. W0LTERS.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-13
wanted waptodi wAntedi

Every person who have carpet or car
pets TO call at the Wilmington Oarpet
Cleaning Works, 11th nrd jackson Sts
Daily Republican., 1888-04-13

SHERlFF'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF
~ II awrt OF AIS. levari Faciss to me irected,
House, on Market street, between Tenth and
Eleventh streets, In the City Of WLlmin ten,
New Castle County, delaware,