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Daily Republican., 1888-12-26
on WEDNESDAY,
THE 9TH DAY or JANUARY, 1889,
at II o'clock a, m.
rhc flowing dete nod raj estate. via.

The lIswing detc TED real estate. viz:
All he undivided tight, title and Interest
IN the foil wing iands and te. cTcutsi
Min CfeeS hundred. 9 unity Of New CssilS.
nciaghre, beginning the centre Of the
foulk : al and NewpoFl aud 9 sp'. turnpike,
thence by aid tni n lac to abridke over hyde
run, thence by sai1 run 10 Tive Foulk road,
70 tie place Of beginning. Containing four
Sion house, a frame harm and other 0utbuild-
iuEs thereon erected
so. ,. All that ecrtain tract OF land situate
IN Mil Greek HUNDRED, Aforesaid, beginning
ID the late e. tiun tn. Foulk road and
Nc~poft and Gap turnpike, running " tn
saiu turnpike road to a bridge over hyde run,
tbonce by lands Of belrs Of David graves. de.
cea IS, 70 Tie hEe OF Lana 81 said FurYuson's
by aid 70 10 the place Of beginning. Con
tainInz ABOUT ur arica Of iand mole or } -.
Nj b tW0-s DRY fame cottage, frame stable
aud other uulbu'ldinEst efenn erected.
40. 3. certain lot OF land situate IN the
City Of Milmingt n, New Castle county
alo. aid, tsglnnins at luint ON the north
trlv tde Of Manle street "a Get ( ON ths
westerly eide Of Maryland avenue aud con.
a Mug - feet alorE the westerly side Of
sRple street, the &c westerly and parallel u
} Jackson stfret, % feet 10 Pc Mt thence
/ Cas-eriY parallel q Ma lie / ec', % feet 10
| point, thence sOutherly and parallel 10 Jack
I son street, 20 Ieet be the contents what they
may.
/ Ne 4. Situate in the city OF Wilmington,
atJTr said, beginning on the northerly side o
i Maple str ct, 70 feet from the westerly I'D,
] OF Jacks n street aud running westerly Aions
/ Mppla street, q ie 10 land Of william Z
/ Carr. tneuce noFthcrlY 90 feet TO a point
thence eAatrily a. fee 10 feet alley. thence
/ alosg said alley o. feet to HE place OF begin,
1 ming, h. the contents what they NAV.
4 20. S. Situate ~ the city Of Wilmington
Z Aforesaid, beginning on the casterly side o
! NsnBUfUn street q fte- EoutheTlg rom thu
4 southerly side Of Linden str ct, thence ouih
rrly 10 feet 10 land Of Robert LoFar, thence
eisterly parallel with Logan land to LindeI
/ street, a feet 70 point, thencs bOrthCrly Il
1 fe ito lanos Of IN mas fout. thence westerly
| by said II u feet to Mace OF beginning. 81
the on ents what they may
/ No. d.. Situate ia the city Of Wilm nRtOn,
Aforesaid beginning at the Intersection Of thu
sOutheriy side of Linden street will The " St
efly side Of Porter street, thence aoutheTll
along Porter street fset 8tuches u a cor
ncr, thence westerly parallel to Linden stree
~ feet TO stake, thence northerly parable
to Porter str. ct us feet inch 10 the south
erlY 81 Of Linden street thence easter Il
along Linden street s. feet 10 the place Of be
ginning, be the contents what they may.
led and taken In exec ton as the proper
~ OF Thllelnma an Her. and to be sold ny
ALNAN ALLEN, Sheriff.
theflf's once, Wilmington, December 2, 1855
I dE6-tH
Daily Republican., 1888-12-26
MUST co,

What we have left In
stock must 60. We COM
mence to take account oil
stock on Monday, January
9TH, and from now until then
everything has been reduc-
ed. 1t will fairly do your
eyes good just to see the
fine Clothing that have been
put in the sacrifice lot. Mems
suits, Boys Suits, Chlldren's
Suits, Mems Overcoats,
Boys OVercoats, Children's
Ovsrcoats. Everything at
ruinous prices. 1t won't last
long. so il you come early
you'll get the benefit. Re
member, It's only till Janu-
airy 7th
Daily Republican., 1888-12-26

The entertainment given at NeWPon
M.R. Church by the Sunday school chill
dren was much enjoyed ~ those present.
and was far beyond expectations sing
ing by the little ones showed what 4 pa u,
thence It required to perfect them IN mn, SnelI
different parts. Recitationa by Misses ,
sadie Barrett and Annie johnson TelS
we'll rendered. Tomorrow lThursdAyl
evening Rev. Mr. Hubbard will lecture ~ \,
he church, and those who attend S ~,
congratulate themselves aiIer ISa !, X.
70 t6e tough and funny IN the lie o. 'u'
iliueraut,
Daily Republican., 1888-12-26
nam Of a.orss v Wilson.

Geor rye W. Wilson, who died At
Mount Ephraim, n. j., on Saturday,
was born on the banks Of the Brandy
wine near this city. He learned the
tTade yf a carpenter with George Day
de afterwards became chief engineer
% the frigate Dessalines of the Hay
tiSp Navy, and resigned from that posi-
Hoh When the vessel was repaired IN
Philadelphia about one year ago. Since
that time he has been living on his
iarp at Mount Ephrain lie was a
member Of the Friendship Steam Fin,
Engine Company and Of Washington
Lodge, No. l, A. r. A ~ Two sister,
6eside IN this city.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-26
ON THURSDAY,
TIE 10th DAY OF JANUARY, 1889,

~ 3o'c ocht y. Me-
The following described real estate, viz.
AL that certsln lot oflAnh anI three-BtOry
Hrlek dwelling thereon, situate IN the CITY or
Wilmington, bounded and described Is fol-
lows, 10 wit:
Beginning At point on the easterly side OF
Wa Ellington street, At the distance OF seven
teen feet and six inches, nOrtaerly fro1 the
nOrthe by side Sc en- b u Get; thence east
trly parallel with seven h street and passing
through tHe cen re Of the partition wall be-
zee this and the adjoining hOuse on the
south sl1ty-eiEht fee; and four inches 10 the
We -rlY side Ofa two feet izht inch wide al
Icy emptyinR with eyenth street: thence
pUrtHerly by said tide oftaid alley seventeen
feet TO corner; theme westerly parallel
wi b seven b street and passing throus h the
centre OF the PARTITION val between this aud
tn LtjOlning hou e on ths north Il Ly-eight
feet aud iOur inches - the said easleTly side
OF WAshlugton ttreet, and tn nee thereby
aOuthrrly seventeen feet TO 'he place Of be.
gtnnisR, be the contents thereof what they
may
seized aud taken IN execution As the prop.
| eriY Of John a.. Buckln Cham aud Mary q,
buckingham, his wife, and [. Is, and to b.
! sold by
ALVAN ALLYN, SHERIFF.
| sheria's Once, Wilmington, December ~ iss8
! d1B-ts
Daily Republican., 1888-12-26
FOURTH EDITION
Ilnla

Dola
The children At the Home for FIlend-
less Children were rendered aerenAde BY
band on Christmas afternoon.
Tia Stone Masons' Union vi, meet on
Friday evening 70 consider Important
business.
Some sixteen or eighteen letters Ad-
dressed g. are lying at this oiilee
awaiting the call Of the advertiser.
Il is expected that water will be
turned into the reservoir ct Newark in =
few days.
Mr.. Thorpe, who recently commenced
the undertaking business Rt West Chez
ter, Pa, is visiting his friends In this
city.
Mr.. Mark d. Hickman and wife, o
Ocean Grove, N. j., are visiting thelf
son-in-lAw, Mr.. B. r. veasey, at Eisht
and Monroe streets
Mr.. Leander Buckley, connected with
the freight department OF the B. 4 o..
road, and now located IN Baltimore, Il on
= visit to our city during the holidays.
The Goodman ~ =. Sunday school
will give IL frst entertainment this even
ing 10 the chapel, Scott street between
Thirteenth aud Fourteenth.
Many people ind It hard TO retain a
natural expression before 3 camera. Jor-
dan, photographer, never fails to give
estisfActiOn TO this class, Try him. 0l5I
Market street.
Mrs Clark, the new manager Of the
Associated Charities, Is now receiving In
structiOns from Mr.. Massey, the old
supe intendent, who will retire from the
position on January /.
The members OF the police force are
thankful TO Adams & Bro, Gilee & Ru-
doipb, William Lawton, 5. h. Baynatd
end others for contributions TO their
Christmas morning entertainment
No meeting OF the Street aud Sewer
Department, the Board of Water Com
mlssioners and the Board OF Health were
held last evening. Celebrating Christ-
mas was allowed to have the precedence.
Moses Morrison, formerly resident Of
this city, died al his home near Freder-
ieksburR, Va, on Tuesday. TIE funeral
will take place to morrow (Thnrsday) At
2p. N.
The Wilmington Steamboat Company
has been compelled TO take their boats OF
the urre between his city and Phila-
delphiA on account Of Ice in the river, but
II the weather proves favorable q boat
VIII BE- put on agaln by Saturday.
Millions OF gallons annually Of PrAtt's
Astral Oh are sold, and no accident to
persons or property ever resulted from it,
use. This s1o I'D BE- considered by eve y
housskeeper In Wilmington. r. Jam 8
Belt, druggist, the agent for this oil, will
supply you in any quantity from one gal
Ion 10 4 barrel. Sch and Msrtet cts.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-26

A letter has been received from Miss
Mary A. Guthrie, formerly principal Of
No. school, this city, who Is visiting her
sister in Los Angeles, Cal. She writes
that she is enjoying excellent health, and
eating strawberries every day. Flowers
are blooming, fruit hpsning aud birds
singing merrfly. She is delighted with
she country, and will probably remain
there.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-26

The Christmas Eve sociabie, gwen by
the young men OF Newport, was a grand
affair and reflected credit on the parties
concerned, and II will be q Drawing card
for them in the future, Friends we're
present from this city and for their accom-
mediation the Pennsylvania Railroad Co.
stopped the ~ a. IN express, for which
they desire TO extend their thanks.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-26

Jehu P. Pyle, who resides H.. N y
Creek Hundred, near Mt. Cuba, anl ,S,
SIIna ia ica house on the 2ith instant
The lee was three inches InlVA ., y. n
morning and very ine, but Dy 1,sI S,rs
decreased a hall inch. The Ioau l-i,,ons
smooth and dry, aud no more au y, oaoS,
tims he thought would be lseIy " w.
sgaln the present year for su'h w'iA'
Daily Republican., 1888-12-26
rrotter SOLD

Jefferson L. Ford has sold bis i anS u.
trotter XL TO Rene j. Eougatgy, 80 on, m,ds
though the price paid has not bee Ssen This mi,
nnblic Il is stated as being tlV.V, IN ibo
horse 4 said 10 be the fastest tro''et u '''
ataia
Daily Republican., 1888-12-26
No PniIndeIpnIs D nAt,

Ice in the Delaware River sio, gS .
here and Philadelphia ygSs..aennSSyWiui
slowed both trips OF tho P P,oday and
that she stayed at her wharf Nance IUr ~
S EiII do 40 until there is a CHANCE
better sailing.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-26
Lost alovs

A heavy buckskln glove was lost IN
going from Second and j. ferson to Sec
ond aud Madison, on Christmas morning.
A suitable reward will be paid for its re-
turn 10 62S West seeoLd ttreet
Daily Republican., 1888-12-26

This splendid stove Is ws .l,nnSt 0vd
a first-oiass range in every tst " JWIlmlne
one thousand have been solu ~ oniv bJ J.
ton and vicinity alone. sou V strssL
q johnson s. Son, 225 Market s"s'
Daily Republican., 1888-12-26

The infant department Of The q ,1 sHp III.
school Of Asbury NJ. y. olul.n nh Al i.I
an entertainment in the church mich A
O'Clock tomorrow evening, 70 .h"5ged,
sdmittance of 10 cents will be euAisO
Daily Republican., 1888-12-26

The balance OF our stock
OF clrakings has had the
pruning knife. Now is your
time for bargainr.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-26

Mr.. Thorp, who Is engaged 10 the un.
dsrtakinR business at West Chester, Pa,
b Visiting relatives in this city. He is
looking Well, and reports West Chester a
thriving town.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-26
uE LP FOK TaE UhFORTUHAFH

A GENTS WAHTkD TO SELL TEE
"a AOm ELEJTklO ID Stall P .LlSH
Ths most valuable compound ever put upon
the N arkst II is an article bound to have
an enormous sale. Largo prohts aasuHe1 TO
live oanvABBsTB. Apply between and II o.
clock, .. m, 1t ths Onoo Of the AOm
hLEOTBIO MET AL POLISH COMPANY
Room II, EKohGRBo Building, s. y. corner
Tth and Market, city. o2A
Daily Republican., 1888-12-26
YIInn

cBozfrR-on December a fsaA Anells
A.. Wtfs % AFrhibald crofiers - her 7sth
year.
ksistives ana friends Of ne fEuay are 70.
specially invited 10 attend The fanarai ffrl1
the residence Of her aon, John O. Liddeil. s1l
French str "a or FRIDAY afternoon, ~ /
c'ciocR. Iniernent 81 VILLAIN FtoR and Bran
d2Wine eemetars.
cLARK-on ne alth instant JAmes Clark.
aged e. years.
flelativss and friends are invited TO attend
the funeral IRON his late residence, near
Hrandywine spring., on ThurudAF, December
9Th, lf68 ~ otcloloct D. N. lntermcnt 81
BED Clay Greek Cemetery.
CLAyEY-On Sunday, the nd Instant Myr-
tie, tnfant dauahter OF 6eorEe and taiiie
C1avey. aged mon'hs.
The relatives and friends are respectful y
invited to attend the funeral from he resi-
denee Of lis parents, go Taylor street. t0-mor-
row afternoon. Services Al the house At 2 =
O'Clock. Interuent In AiTerVisu cemetery.
GRAyEs-suddenlY, on Wednesday morn.
ing. December % b, Mrs, Eilen c. Graves.
aGed u years.
The relatives and friends are fespeetfailJ
invited 70 attend the funeral % the deceased
from the residence OF her husband. klberi
Graves. sf6 Frerc h street, on saturday aaer.
noon. Services Al the house Al l. 30 O'Clock
interment Al Nj. Zion cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-26

CHERIFF'S SALE. by VIRTUE
- ~ writ o. Ncldl s0nl ENpunss, 10 me
directed, viii q eEpe ri Ia pa lie sale, a. the
MOTEL occupied ~ FuTuua Sturgeon, In
kcwp sTt. In tEfiatlana Hundred, New Cad-
Tie county, Delaware,
Daily Republican., 1888-12-26

We have but a few Seal
cloth coats left, and want to
sell them less than C ost.
Viii you buy one2
Daily Republican., 1888-12-26

% 70 Mcclure for all kinds OF hsh
ma eyi tsFs every day, Eighth street
maRkei house.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-26

REsysnbed and cured BY Heopes's Ano.
eype. Best medicine for taethinR and
UslAo. All druggists.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-26

BROWN On Dee. z4th Al the
residence q The BRIDES iathyr us Linden
STREET BY the Rev. o. q Bndd nEtOn. Mr..
Morris g. BroEn aud Mica ia z Hldreth
both ofthis ci...
Ine bride was elegantly attired, and
the happy couple We're the recipients OF
many valuable and beautiful presents
from numerous friends who were as
semhled both from this city and Column
bus Ohio.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-26


Il am weary OF living, moanel poor
Mrs. Black,
For I'm fairly worn out with the ache
In my back;
Ny nerves are a chain
or weakness and pain,
And my poor head Il aching as II nj
would crack.
Now, don't be- discouraged cried good
Mrs. White.
1T Is never 60 dark bu, there's promise
Of light;
can tell you, 10 brief,
What will give you relief
Flerce's Fayohie Prescription will soon
set you right.
II is the only remedy for womeu's Pc
cullar weaknesses and ailments, sold by
druggists, unl.r positive guarantee
from the manufactures, that It " Il eiYs
satisfaction In every case or money viii
be refunded, See guarantee on bottle
wrapper Large bottles 600 dosos) 81
Six Tor s..
Daily Republican., 1888-12-26

The uhy Ten psnnss Hitisn Esssn. 4
stimulates the eraR and quI'is The Asuss, riTu.
llts' the Bowels tTd produces ! perfect blood
siHulliiun which Is sure 10 restore p.d,,l
health.
GEO. W. DAVIS. Of 100 Baronps 81. Nav
OTleanH, La. writes under date NAV 18Th
1855 ~ follows: 81 have bBen ROinR 70 ans
Hot Springs, ARR, fer nitsen ygRFs Tor A.
itching humoF In my blood 1 have iugi
used three bottles Of Vinegar Bittara. ana n
has done ne mole good than ths BpFInFG Ii
is the beh. medicine made, !"
JUBtPH J. EAGSAN, Of No rs Wast 81
new orhI eayta Have not been Withou
vinegar BitterB Tor the past twelve yeAFB
and consider Il d whole medicine chest a
our family"
A Beautiful book frso,
Aadra1a, NJ M. MCDONALD DRUG
90. ,6S2 gaslinEtOn ST.. new York
ST-eodkW
Daily Republican., 1888-12-26

GHERtFF'S sALE-BY VIRTUE OF
~ WTi Of Beyari faelas, 20 me directed,
viii be exposed TO public sale At the curt
House, on Market street between Tenth and
Eleventh streets, In the civ Of Wilmington,
New Castle county, Delaware,
Daily Republican., 1888-12-26

The City Court room Wa c-,,,l
morning, and Judge Ball, as p,gai ~
George Gordon, oolorri, CHARGED vsI
carrying a concealed dsally Wat1on ~,
committed 10 default q $3.50 b,ti "a, n
appearance 81 court.
franklin jackson, c9loreI VI, sn,i
81 and costs Tor being drunk aai m.
John Read found By an ,n.., .,..
Market street bridge, very drunk on NJ
promise to leave town at on e Nv
discharged. y va
Samuel Clark, Henry johnson .,i
John Clark, all eolorei ehsrgej MI Nh
fighting al Fourth and Scott h IN. NV
committed 10 default Of 800 bsI s,sS
ior a luther hearing this evening
Frank Slsor was fned g. and Cb,rls,
Murphy y and coats for loungIpg an II, N
corner Of Front and Marke, street. ''''
Henry Miller, better known A, "Iitll
Joe" and Thomas Rysn, charged NM
asssull'ng cOlortd men on Frop, ,,ras
aud raising Cain generally, were Lei ii
3 further Bearing
John Collins while drunk yescrl.y
entered a house and had TO be taken hi
BY an officer be was fined IS .nl {. n
for trespass.
John hcGuiness was fined q and cost
for being drunk and dlsorlerly
Ellen Hawkins, colOred. Henry Con
ner, coloIed, Lula Elliott, John N
Brady and VIM, Brown we're each dnej
ii and costs for drunkenness.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-23


From early morning the windows and balconies
were filled and the roads were lined with crowds
OF eager spectators. At about half-past O'Clock
the maharajah Of Puttatl, seated on a moving
throne "a beautiful vehicle constructed for the oC
CASTOR and drawn by two elephants), proceeded
toward Sanaur, where the wedding was to take
place the same evening. President Sir Dewa
Singh rode alongside his hlgnnesS on
splendid horse, with rich trappings and the
oficials OF the state followed on elephants, &C.
up at suitable places on the road, presented arms
as the procession passed. The mahara1ah wore
his rich wedding dress, which was conspicuous.
not so much for the famous aigrette Of diamonds
and other historical jewels as for the strings Of
pearls called "sehrs, hanging down from his tur-
ban and giittering In the rays OF the sun. The
scene was an imposing one. What with the BOOM
ing OF the salute guns and the beating Of the TOM
toms, the noise was deafening. The elephants
with gold and silver howdahs, horsemen and statS
palanQuins came In regular succession, and were
followed by . regtmental band OF piperS VINO
played on their instruments music adapted for the
native ear.
on the arrival Of the party at point about mid
brides party. After the presentations the
elephant, and accompanied BY his chief minister
and high ofncials, went on to Sanaur. Here sepa.
rate camps had been prepared for the maharaJahs
OF Jhind, Nabbha and DholepOre. At night each
camp was brilliantly Illuminated. At night the
ceremony called phiraa, or "the marching round
the nre,s was performed It the Temporary rest
dence OF the bride The guests were entertained
for three consecutive nights, and the maharaiah
held durbar In honor o. the occasion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-23
THE COST OF TmE LIBRARY.
What a Member "a tine Library Com
mission says about the Recent Action
Of the House Of Representatives.

In conversation with a member OF the National
Library Commission STAR reporter was informed
This morning that the action OF the House In re-
fusing % make an appropriation for the continu-
ance Of the work was apparently based upon the
idea that the building was 10 cost about $1,000
900. This impression was undoubtedly, obtained
from the earlier reports In regard 10 the building
and not from any statements made by the CON-
mission. The appropriation committee was In
formed before making the appropriation, which
the House refused TO adopt, that the building
would cost from 100000 10 $4,000, 900. Al the
plans specified IN tAe original Dill were Carried
out.
The commission, however, proposes TO complete
at present only the west front OF the building anu
tine rotunda with the adjacent book repositories,
library just now. Afterwari the rest OF The build
ing could he flashed As convenient III Was estl-
mated InaI TINS portion oil me building would cost,
In add Ion to what has already Oeea expended,
over ~, OOO 600. The excavation has been made
Tor the enllre building, and the contract Tor The
concrete Is also for the entire area oI the proposed
structure. Recent contracts Tor the stone worA
have only been the west front and the .otundd,
ana II Is thought that IL Inc money Is made aHall
ao.e that TINS portion OF lne uuiidlng cou.d be
made ready Tor the library IN about Two years.
The members OF the commission think that IL Is
not reasonable TO expect building which II con-
slderabiy Larger IMAM the state' War, ana Navy
mlilion when the latter cost over SlO,Oo0,Oo0.
Whatever erroneous IDEAS The members VI Con-
may nave III W luc NolaA SOoI VI the
oroposed building, II Is claimed by the cOmmls-
sion they were not derived Irom them. They Iur-
tner say that no allegation 10 tnat elect has been
made and the recent debate In the nOuse snoA
that statements reports previous 10 the organl-
zatlon VI the commission are Responsible Tor any
wnlcn may exist
IL Is further stated That the commission are not
the authors OF the plan OF the building. They
found that plan part OF the Law wAicn Iney were
appointed 10 execute, and In the performance OF
tnaL duty they propose 10 eXpend The money APP
prOprlaled 10 the best advantage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-23
The Notable Dead OF ISIS.


Henry Ward Beecher's name stands almost alone
In the list OF the notable dead OF 1857 The current
year Is not half gone, and yet the list OF 1855 al.
ready contains nearly dozen famous names, and
as many more celebrities are grieyously Ill. Pos
slb.y three imperial names Will not swell the years
neurology for Dom PedrOs disease seems 10 have
taken turn for the better. Gallant Phil Sneri-
dan, TOO, may yet win the hardest night or life
and the venerable John Bright and silver haired
Whitman may stay with Us weeks or months.
Turning 10 those for whom all doubt Is past, II Is
remarkable both how long the list Is and how the
United states has suffered above the rest OF the
world, Germany excepted No single nation lost
Matthew Arnold, and other countries shared our
loss IN Asa Gray. while the Alcotts, father and
But no other nation has lost Jurist OF Chief JUS
lice walters Class, nor q politician Ike Conknng,
nor o benefactor OF men and their dumb sery ants
OF the eminence OF Henry Bergh. After these come
such familiar names as Agnew. Corcoran, Brew.
ster, Hoffman, even Sharp, and others OF second
rank Eighteen hundred and eighty eight Is bad
year 70 Dc famous ".