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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-09
COMMISSIONERS RATES AT EMS.

Berlin July s.-Mr. Bates one of the American
Commiss toner's 10 the samoan Conference, has gone
% Ems, whore he VIII remain two weeks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-09

GUERNSEY SHAKEN BY An EARTHQUAKE
London, July o.-Therc was slight shock OF earth
quake on the Island OF Guernsey to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-09
CAPT wIssMAN ATTACKS THE ARAE

Zanzibar July S.-Dispatches received here say tha
Captain wissnan has attacked the Arab forces a
Pdngani.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-09


London, July 5.-Thc Queen has given fifty pounds
20 the sufferers by the railroad accident near Armagh
Ireland, recently.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-09
TO MARRY AN AMERICAN GIRL.

London. July s.-Lord Edmond Ftzmaurce, brother
NJ e MARQUIS of Lansdowne is engaged to be marred
10 Miss Fitzgerald. the well known American orenta
scholar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-09
ANOTHER COMET DISCOVERED.

Geneva, ". ", July 6.-Professor Brooks director
Of the smith Obsery atory, discovered new comet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-09
TWELVE BOYS OVERCOME BY SMOKE

liabilities show surplus fund Of s25ooOo; uhul'ueu
profits s72 95S general deposits, SO 397552
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-10-31

PoRT JERvIs, N. Y, Oct. I.-The
train wreck at Otisville. on the Erle
Railroad, on Tuesday night, was more
serious than at first reported. The eBeino
and "A cars were wrecked. Samuel j.
sloat was killed. and Levi Briefly died
yesterday morning from his Injuries.
Three other train hands were badly iu-
jured.
LYNcHBURe, Va, Oct 31.-A passen-
ger train and freight train on the Nor
folk and Western Railroad collided on
Tuesday night, near Liberty Station, Viz.
GINA. Two train men were killed and
tso injured. Both engines and 1--we cars
were wrecked.
BEAVER FALLS, Oct. 81. A freight
train on the PittsbuTg, Fort Wayre and
Chicago Railroad ran into the rear OF the
Chicago limit express yesterday morn
ing, near Beaver Falls, Pa. A brake
man named Bee,ers was killed and En-
glncer Dougheriy and Fireman Carr we're
badly injured. Some Of the passengers
received slI. ht injuries.
ToiFno, o., Oct. 3l,-A limited vesti-
| tule train on the Lake Shore road was
wrecked nj Wawaha, Indiana, yesterday
morning. The whole train was thrown
on It's side aud had all the trucks TORI
oil.
OTTAWA, H., Oct. 81 The st. JOSEPH
cannon bali" train, on the Rock lsla nd
Road, ran into the rear of the Denver tx
prcss, ut Seneca, Illinois, on Tuesday
evening. Several cars were wrecked
Two passet gers aud an engineer wer
hurt,
EAsroS, Pa, Get. 30.-The New Jer
sey Central passenger train leaving licr
at Z IA this morning for Mauch Chunk
met with an an Wcrilent half mil
, above the depo', running into train
: coal cara. Il ground SIX OF them
= uieccs and Ell lshed as many more beio
n IL stopped. The engine wac badly vice
ed aud SO was the baggage car OF q
. passenger train. Tie express car bebii
:. was broken. The two passenger coach
o aud the passencers IN them cscaped viii
out damage. 1t Will cost IS .uU0 " reps
damages.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-10-31

IT SEEMS that there still are some
Puritans left In Massachusetts,, and on
of the number recently brought sui
against a tugboat owner for towing a
vessel into port on Sunday. The
Judge before whom the case was tried
very properly decided 1t was work Of
necessity, and as such, persons were
justified in performing ii. This class
OF persons who find fault about a
vessel being towed into pourt on the
Sabbath would, had they the power,
stop the mails, railroad trains and
many other things which In this age
are absolutely necessary on the Sab
bath. We believe In a proper observ-
ance Of the Sabbath, but at the same
time also believe that "tbe Sabbath
was made for man." If this Puri.
tanical class had their way the Sab
bath, instead of being day 10 which
the working class LOOK forward to with
pleasure. would be made Q day that
all would dread to sec come. In this
busy age 1t is an impossihility to have
the world come to an entire stand still
one day in every seven, to please any
one.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-10-31

Along the banks OF Oueda Lake is an
Iudlau'e grave, where at times q weird
and supernatural light mskes its Apper
Azce. II is described No ball Of fire
about the siLc OF large orange and sways
10 and fro In the air about twenty feet
from tile ground, conilnIrg its irregular
movements " thin a space about 100 feet
square.
People have attempted to go near
enough TO solve the mystery, hut It would
suddenly disappear before reaching II. A
very peculiar Story is told by the neigh
bors near the spot. They claim that
many years ago the locality was part OF
an Indian reservation. A man by the
name of Belknsp frequently dreamed
that there was crock in the Indian
cemetery containing immense trea ures,
/ aud that II he went there at the hour
when graveyards yawu he could secure It.
| These dreams were repeated so often thai
they had strong effect, aud he wen
there til pick aud shovel, according Il
Instructions, hut lie failed to turn arount
three times when he found the crock, a
the dream dirc.ied. He went TO pick |
up, but was stunned by flash OF light
niur, and the cro,k disappeared. Sine
that time the spot has teen haunted b
tue mysterious light.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-10-31
DALTIMonE-A OHIO RAIrno.n
ID Schedule In effect Nh, i, L,
TRAINS LEAVE DEL. AVE i, - IVA
EAST BouSn NiVI'

OHIO RAItuon
ID Schedule In olirrt NaoAD,
TRAINS LEAVE DEL. AVE i - a
EAST bousn VA
.Express trains.
Nkw Yonk. week days,s2 Ia "a,
q. M. si2 u, ~ rs, 20 *, % hnnW,'7 0i,'log
NEW YoiK, sunday, - T. -,
sllO3, - W, % W, - VI y. IA, ~ W a. m,
PniLApELrnlA. week tluys,.el3-o,c.,
$50. 100, $50, 300 .lU d. 10 n .'OA
~ Is. O5 . 30. 5000 .. NJ. o.. ca
PHiLADELriiiA, Sunday, 'sIg,s5Gsf-,.
Q %. 10 - a. M, sl2 ", ! %, sss En- ",A,
% %, 5c5, clio, 20 a., sS6 - 81 Il , y'" ~
CnRsrlR week days. - -, .50i. ioico
~. SO. % 90. 10 y, ~ 5Ca 49,. ,,sSS
s .SS Az i. 5y ~ n ~ \, 'sp' - Ga ~,
g cusS r. .sS ~ Il v, .sls 7ncD-..
70 %, n. M, sl20S iOO. sgJs ID, ~
s50s, 8 y. $40, sod, saS, $685. n. nv N.Y. 40
ATLANTIC CRY. N. j., woe. i|,. -.
100 n. m, 100. tl2,0s on snturl,g ,., IT,
s;H. 800, BUS y. m. Sundays ~ a. 81
2.3S y. M Ill
WEST BOUND.
BALTIMORE AND wAsuisaroS So, 49,.
~ % u. m, 2t5. $40, $40. ss,t y "
eSnS;o foa me- '2Osp. N. daily. u,c.a,.
Pitis6urg, $40 n. m, $50, -,
CHICAGO $50 a. M. 1910 p. m., s,,s
Cincinnati ana st. LOU. ,,,,
aud 81 W y. M; both duily, -i' a. III
SInaERLY ACCOMMODATION Il.
and II 10 u. m. daily. FN
LkNpEKHKna ACCOM- OpAr'ny ~,
days, G.i0,ll % an, . 40 ana > 10 IA IL, "Vel
| days, 0 30 n. M, 2,tj and iOn. M ''''' '''
TRAiNa LEAVE MAnKKI srui.rr st,r,,.
| For Philadelphia ana way ,l',.
week DAYS: b so, o 10. s 10. II Ssh M ni,
s35.J osp. M Sundays. G 30 u. m. i.s =,
FOR baltimore, week daysse5r,, ...
u 81 q. m. -. - 80 u. M. snni
q. mtg 81 and % 80 y. IN, 'N'l VI
For Lnuuenberg ana wnv atntio,., ,- .
days, 6 30, y 20. II 80 q. m; gIi N'N
Sundays va II. in.; ~, $50 ~ I'm u 90
| Cincinnati and st. Louis. III h., %,
daily except Sunday.
Chicago IS 10 II. M, daily. exec, s,,
day; % 10 y. M, daily.
| Pittsbuig, s5 30 m, daily. cNcy.t 81,
day: go p. M. daily
LEAVE PnILADri,PnIA ron WiLNirGray
Daily, TO- ISIS 1000, Ill lnN. U., lti
moon, Al 80, 40,80O, ans, $780, . $50 1,5s
$40. 10 10, II 30 y. IN.
Daily, except Sunday, biQWl ~
M, a Is. $3.50 and o - y. N, SUNDAY on
$50 n. IN.
ATLASrIc CRY, week days, @ 81 "a
n. m, ~ 81 and 90 u. M.
SUSDATa, g 80, - % II. III, . j. m
Telephone No. iD5.
mites to western points lower Tim
Win any other line.
co. SOUL J. r, OpELL,
Geirl Pass. Agt. Gonl AanAgss
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-10-31

New YORK, Oct. 3i.-The steamer
Cleopatra, from West Poi I, Nirg MIA,
for tlis place, and the steamboat Crystal
Wave, which lett here lant Saturday for
Washington, colliled early on Tuesday
morning oil the Capts OF the Delaware,
aud both sank. The crews of both ves-
sells, SO all told, were rescued by the
steamer Kanawha, from Newport News,
aud arrived In this city yesterday morn
ing.
The steamer Colorado, which sailed
from this place Tor Galveston, on Octo-
Der "a, was lying at Sandy Hook yester
day, having returned with her ruddeI
disabled. When oti Cape Hatteras in 8
gale, on Sunday, the steamers rudder
aud rudder post were carried away. The
steamer San Antonio got astern Of thu
Colorado and Stored her to Sandy Hook
1t will take over 30 days to make the ne
cessary repairs, AND they will cost from
$40, 900 to $4,000.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-10-31
The Equitable Guarantee
and Trust Company
Northwest corner Sinth and Market
Streets, wilmington, Del.
Capital, $5OO,OOO.

THIS company Is = lie yA depository for
mt neys paid into court ami is authorized 20
act as executor, administrator, guardian, as
Signee, receiver and trustee under appoints
ment by tne court and Individual, 10 be sole
surety for administrators, executors, guar
Glaus and trustees: treasurer for religious
aud benevolent installations; registrar for
stocks aud bonds Of other corpnrAtionsI to
purchase and sell real estttc, bonds, mort-
FAEes and other eecnrltlesi To act as agent or
attorney for this collection OF Incomes man
Rgement OF estates and trusts OF every de-
imterest alio we'd on deposits
Txccutor4, administrators OF tru5ters Of es-
tates and ladies uuaccuatlmcd TO the trans
Acucn of business wit md THIS company a
con venirnt lie pOsltory for money.
OnIcets; William Bush. pre- idonti Preston
Lea, vice .pretidet; willard salisbury Jr..
secretary; directory william u. sEiiL
| Samuel lancIoit, Ir, Preston Lea, VII
liam Buih, Willard sauispary. Jr., T.: ~
Cartor, Dr. James A, Draper, Edwart
BIlnghurst. Jr,. George W. BUSH ,hris
/ tian Feblger. ". NJ. HSrksdhle. William
| DUPONT, Thomas jackson, Miiliam u. PoI
ter, Joseph swim, William g. Psnnypsek
ar, r. Smith brennan; A. J.. Robinson
| GsorRrtown del. George V. Massey, Dover
| Deli II. A. Richardson. Dover, ~,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-10-31
IT is HOPED that the committee

1T is HOPED that the committee
which is investigating the charges
preferred against Chief of Police
Swigeett, by City Councilman Law
son, will probe the matter to the bot
tom and let the public know the re-
suit If the taxpayers have been pay
ing 10 cents tor meals that only cost
"a cents, it is about time that they
knew 1t. The present chief of police
knew before he solicited the office
what the salary was, and If he was
not satisfied 10 give his valuable ser
vices for that amount, he should not
accept it. The Every Evening in
speaking Of this matter says:
ePrecisely in the same way the chle',
by his admission through tho mouth OF
his counsel. has b. en- pocketing money
that he had not earned; that he had done
nothing TO earn; that he has put forward
no pretence of having earned; that could
NOT, by any code oil ethics recognized in
a ChristiaR community, have rlghtfully
belonged TO him; money that should
have gone into the city treasury. The
community, as We have said before, was
not surprised to learn that some OF Chief
6wiggett's predect had done the
s,me thing. They made no pretence OF
being truly good, consclent Gus, pious
and dsyout. They took office for the
salaries and "perquisites. aud nobody
calculated on their being al all squeamieh
about the latter. But when ALI official,
conspicuous for conscientiousness, stoops
30 the same low level for the sake Of
Rain-barters piety Tor boodle-the com
IN nifty is shocked.
Aud II has a right TO be. We regret
that Chief Swlggett's usefulness and
reputation should be impaired By lapse
of this kind. But 1t Ia his own misdeed,
exposed by member of his own party,
mud the principle at stake lie one that
noes to the very root of all honest dealing
between principal aud agent and between
man aud man. We doubt II any OF our
business men would retain for another
day In their employ hitherto trusted
aqent-such as Mr.. Swiggett has been
of the city of Wilmington-who had
.sgone back" on hts employer as Mr
Ewggett, ty his counse'e admission, hal
''gone back" on the city,"
The REPUBLICAN is q Republican
journal, but 1t never has, neither de
we propose to defend any official o
that party who prostitutes his Office To-
the purpose OF making money. We d
not say that Chief SGiggett has don't
this, but we ask and demand, on be
half of the tax payers OF this city, tina
this matter should be fully invesli
gated and the fullest publicity gwen I
the result. Chief Swiggett, ihrougI
his counsel, admits that he led Iii
prisoners at a certain price per meu
and then accepted q part OF the nj
proceeds as his share OF the spoll
There Is no use of Mayor llarfingtoi
who appears as HE counsel, oherir
the excuse that preceding chie
have done the same thing, MS il is
more a valid defense in this instan
than 1t would be in q case OF lateen
The public expect the committee
give this matter the fullest inSestig
lien and the fullest publicity.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-10-31
G. VORRELL,
Fifth and ShipIey SITS
Tapestry Brussels
CARPETS

We represent all the
leading makes and retail
them at a small advance on
the manufacturers cost
compare our cash prices
with those asked by credit
houses, and see if you can
afford to pay the difference.
Everyone knows a Rox-
bury carpet or a 1O-wire
Smith, or a Stinson,-Our
price for these goods is 95c
per yard, 95c made, laid and
lined. We have o t h G
makes at the same price,
II you want a cheaper car
pet we give you the grade
that you can scarcely tel
from Roxbury for 8 B {
made, laid and lined. Az.
other good lined from so tc
roc and Toe on the floor.
We do not advertise gilt.
tering generaliii.s b u
give makes and prices. Cai
show you almost every new
pattern made. AS lar a
possible kindly bring size
OF rooms with you.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-10-31

FIFTEEN CENTS meal is certainly a
high price Tor feeding the prisoners at
the CITY Hall, and considerable more
than many man who works steadily
ten hours day can afford to lavish on
his family. Take, Tor instance, man
with six in family, and the three meas
a day at that rate would amount to
$3.50 q week, which is more than the
majority OF mechanics earn. his, oil
course, is exclusive of rent, clothing,
fuel or the many other expenses which
occur IN every family. If tho DRINKS,
buns and others of the same class who
fall into the hands of the police are to
be fed with the best the principal hotel
in Wilmington affords, it Will be just
Is well 10 carry the matter all the way
through, and whenever one is arrested
take him to the Clayton House, instead
OF the cells, and furnish him with q
suit of rooms. There is no use in doing
things by halves, and if the chief o.
notice wishes to entertain prisoners II
This manner let him do it at his OWL
expense, as the citizens are tired o
this nonsense.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-10-31
PUBLIC SALES.
puBLlC SALE.
OF REAL ESTATE


wii DO sold ut public sale on the prem
Is es. on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1850,
at Ii5o'clock, p. m, sharp,
3 DWELLING HOUSES AND STORE
AND DIV YELLING.
No. l. Two-story brick store and
dwelling, northwest corner Chestnut
and Van Buren, streets, with rooms in.
Guiding lnrgc store room, hot aud cola
water with usc IN common OF "A two fect
0 inches wide alley. Lot l6x62 feet . in
ohes.
No. ?. Thrco-story brick house, No. III
West Fourth street. with rooms and
kitchen. Lot l0xll1 feet inches.
No. .. Three-story brick house, No.
III West Fourth street, with q rooms
and kitchen. Lot l0xll7 feet inches.
No. is an old established business
stand whore the grocery business hus
been conducted with success fOl n mum
Der OF years. The neighOorhood Is
thiclSly populated aud u large number
Of houses IN course Of erection in tho
vicinity which viii make this property
very desirable business Investment.
Nos. and 3 are comfortable dwelling
houses and well worthy the attention Of
persons wishingu safe inv cstmcnt In u
good location.
beginning with No, Mt I a. O'Clock, p.
m. aud Nos. 2aud Immediately after,
about D. 10 o'clock. Attendance Will be
given aud terms made known on day OF
sale by THOMAS Il. I.ALLf,
Agent to effect sale,
SU Market street.
1. W. stidham & SON,
l0SU3t Auctionccrs
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-10-31
ON MONDAY,
THE 1lTH DAY OF NOV, 1889,
at 2 o'clock p. m,


All that certain tract of marsh or
meadow land situate In New Castle Hun
dred, New Castle County,Dol., adjoining
lands of Samuel T.. Truss and the Chris
tiana Creek cpntHinig "a acres more or
less the snid tract of land being part
of larger tract and excepted thereout
which was sold and conveyed by Ben
iamin ;, Booth and wife to the said
samuel +. Truss.
Seized and taken into execution as the
property OF George u. Tybout. John J.
Black and samuel Guthrie. executors Of
Benjamin S. Booth, deceased, and Han,
nah Booth, t. g., and TO be sold by
ALNAS ALLEN, sheriff.
shcriff's ONCE, VIII, Oct. u, 1853,
1924
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-10-31

Mr.. Fl. c. ROBINSON has the sym
pa,hy of this community in the sud
den aud sad ailiiction with which he
has been visited. His daughter, Miss
Josephine, was highly accomplished
young lady just budding into woman
hood, when without o moments
warning she was suddenly snatched
away. None but the bereaved parents
themselves can fully appreciate the
depth OF their aflliction,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-10-31

THE law under which the tax col
lectors work will be found in another
column and a careful perusal viii
show that they are living up to the
letter, if not the spirit of the act. The
law was very cunningly framed ioi
the express purpose OF DISTINGUISHING
Republicans, and keeping Democrats
in power There never has been u
fair election in this State since IL WAS
passed, and there never will be until
Il Ia repealed, and law enacted which
will compel the collectors to remsln in
their office al least half their time, ior
the purpose of receiving poll taxes
Ever since this odiouB law has been In
operation the Levy Court of this
county has selected collectors on whonl
they could depend to distranchise Ro
publicang, The county is burdeneS
with debt and is paying Interest ct th'
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-10-31

IT WAS evident yesterday that the
committee which had the unwilling oil
the Rodney monument ceremonies in
charge did not understand their bust
ness. They no doubt meant well
enough, but 1t was the old story OF too
many cooks spelling the broth, ana
The consequence was considerable dis
Ratislaction. When the Hon. Thomas
i. Bayard, the orator OF the day, ar
rived at the station, accompanied by
his daughter, there was no one 10
meet or receive them, and they were
Obliged to make their way up town
the best they could. This was, 10 say
the least, highly discuurleous, us MIR.
Eayerd went, u representative man OF
this Suite. TO deliver the Grafton, at The
request OF the committee. The Crane
Army and the militia were also tTeatee
an the most discouTteous manner, art
allowed TO stand out on the street 10
fully au hour and q halt while Iii
speaking was going on in the Cour
House. The entire affair was mis-
managed from the beginning TO Tia
end, and it is hoped that If anythin
oil the kind should ever take place /
Dover again, 1t will be in the hands {
men who have some iGea OF how
should he managed.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-10-31

WILLIAMsPoHT, Oct. 30.-A l6-year-
old girl named Kase WAS so severely In
iured at Jersey Shore Junction yesterday
afternoon that she win probably die.
She was In tile act OF stepping into a
wagon when her S ster playiully touched
the horses with whip, causing them TO
give . sudden jerk. The unfortunate
girl was thrown violently to the ground
under the wheels, which passed over hel
body, crushing 1t irightfully.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-10-31

rate of 800 day, but In the face OF
this. Collectors Neary and ID ckey
were allowed errors to the amount Of
over $4,000, for taxes which they
could have collected, but did not, as II
would have given too many Republi-
cans the right 10 vote.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-10-31

AS fast as they come we
put the newest Books on a
table by themselves-one
or two of a kind. They |
are there for you to look at.
Watch that table and you'll
know what the publishing
world is doing.
Advance guard of the
hold y host--iuveniles and
all-is In sight. Book News
Tor November (ready to-
morrow has full lists oil
what Is here and coming.
o. course there are barg.
, ain spots; for Instances:
/ Our Price
r former tlls
I price. lot.
Robert Elsmere, fine En-
r glish edition, 2 vols. .S2.25 : 10
i Throne OF David. lngra-
A ham. ................. LILO 10
: Culture and Anarchy, Mat
It thew Arnold. .......... lilo 30
II Passages from Prose Writings
,e OF Matthew Arnold. .......l.l0 80
d Mixed Essays. Matthew Ar
N mold .,l.lU .oU
s. Thos. Bewick aud Ills Pupils.
=
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-10-31
To be Married TIL. Arternoon.

John j. Gilbr.Ie, proprietor of the
William Penn Hotel, and Miss Mary Fl.
Crumlish Will he united IN the sacred
bonds OF matrImony in ST. Faul's Roman
Catholic Church this Afternoon, between
4aud5 o'clock. john ]. Donneliy will
DC the best man and Miss Sarah Null
rooney bridesmaid.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-10-31
ON TUESDAY,
THE 12rH OF NOVEMBER, 1850,
At . o'clock, p. m.,
INC followIng dcselined real ostnL,

The following described real estate
viz:
All that lot or parcel of land with a
two-story frame dwelling thereon cree
ted situate In the city of Wilmington.
bounded and described as follows to
wit:
Beginning on the southerly side of
Reach street between Harrison and
Franklin streets extending ut the dis
lance OF 10 feet from the easterly side
of Franklin street, thence sontherly
D lallel to Franklin street 100 feet to il
corner, thence enstcrly parallel to Beach
street II feet to another corner, thence
northerly parallelto the first mentioned
| line and Franklin street 10 feet to the
| aforesaid southerly side of Beach street
and thence thereby westerly IA feet &C
| the place of beginning be tho content.
| thereof what they may.
| Seized and taken into execution NJ
| the property of Peter Mcfarland anI
| t, g., and TO be sold by
| ALyAN ALLEN, Sheriff.
sherinTs Office, Wilmington, October a
| 1889. ol6
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-10-31

PHnApkLrHIA. Thursday. october 81. isso.
Do you hear That Camel
Hair Dress Goods Is s:arcei
Ask in a New York store;
ask dealers almost anywhere.
The finger grades can hardly
be had. You wouldn't ex-
pect it here. There isn't
a noticeable lack In the
whole line.
Take the Camel Borders.
Heavy to shagginess or
light to mild roughness, or
even the few scattered hairs
that seem to be rather than
are. Self-colored or arts.
tically combined. Counters
and shelves heaped with all
sorts.
broad banda
narrow bands
graduated stripes
combination stripes
cluster stripes with scattered tults
All OF them on heavy serge
grounds,and the prices $I25
to $3.50.
Plain solid color Camel
Hairs crowd another long
counter. You may have
choice OF h If a dozen quail
ties, the meanest fit for any
body's wear. They start at
75c, then 81, $I.25, S.,
$3.50. 80 to AZ inches
wide.
blue garnet
golden brown Olive green
mode green
gray rose
some of the heavier weights
ire In lively demand Tor la
dies wraps.
A handsome gathering Of
Camel Hair Robes, figured
or bordered. $40 and S25.
Black Camel Hair stuhs
are legion. Ask Tor any
worthy weave or quality,