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Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-03-16
Blockade Still On

ASHLAND, Ore. March 14.-Freight
trains do not run beyond Grants Pass, so
no through freight is handled between
here and Portland. Passengers have TO
make a wagon transfer Of 32 miles be-
tween Glendale and Myrtle Creek. Seven
stages run each way every alternate date.
The roadmaster says IL is expected to run
through without transfer between the
25lh and the end Of March.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-03-16

The Fairhaven plaindcalcr escaped
running against stump in the dark.
missed mudhole and lodged hobo.
Just before 1t printed the following para
graph The feeling Of security lent by
the electric light is not the least of It's
blessings"
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-03-16
A Norwestern League

Special To the Herald;
TACOMA, March l4.-A baseball league
is being organized, including Portland,
Spokane, Seattle and this city. J. $.
Barnes, of Paul. is Investigations and is
meeting with much success. He Is aided
by prominent citizens of the northwest.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-03-16

SpeclnT 10 thc HtNAID.
SPOKANE FALLS. March l3.-The sale OF
lis acres Of Northern Pacific property To
syndicate for ssOOOOO was made today,
Lots ON Riverside avenue sold for
81 800 per front foot
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-03-16

BY the Pistol Route.

SAN FRANCISCO, March IA. - Cleared,
bark T. n. Wrestler, for Port Townsend
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-03-16
Strader g Richards

Rooms z and 3, Second Floor, Evans Building
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-27

II Is now generally supposed that J.
Eldridge Pierce, late OF tho firm Of
Pierce add Beeson, brickmRkers, has
fed to Brazil or some other South
American country. Pierce left Will
mington on the 9TH or nth Of Novem-
Der and at the r., W. & b. r, II. station
purchased ticket for Baltimore. He
either took boat from Baltimore or
went over to New York and sailed
from there to Brazil or some other
country in South America Since his
departure none OF his friends or mem
bers Of his family have heard word
from him.
II Is learned that the amount of his
defalcations is much greater than at
first supposed and almost daily, addl-
tional facts are being brought to light
which clearly establishes this fact.
Professor Reynolds is still engaged
in Investigating the accounts Of tle
City building and Loan Association oi
which Pierce was secretary, but as the
books had not been balanced for a yeai
II has proved tedious and difficult
lob. The work however is almost CON
pleted now, aud will probably be rendy
to submit to the directors tonight oi
| ON Monday.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-27

The following officers were elected
10y Washington Council, No 4, o. L. A.
NJ, last evening: G, Augustus Ogden
a, George Whileside; l., James Bucka.
lew: II. s.. &. NJ, Grofl; i. s., l. NJ.
Whlteside, r., !, I. Cooke; /. T., Draper
Bell; o. r, George s. Mckee; trustee,
Jesse Way; l.. D., |. NJ. Nhltesidc.
Excelaior Lodge, X. of r., last ereh-
ing elected the following officers; Z.
e., James Muttocks; G. G., John y.
Kaiser; V. G., Z. q. Barton; p, John II.
Cook; NJ. Of ", u. II. Shawi NJ. OF H.,
Thomas ID. Wood; Il. OF II, and s.,
Charles NJ. Zebley; NJ, Of A., James u.
Stocktitt; | c., john Mcneil; represen-
tatlves TO Grand Lodge George u,
Thompson; representative TO River
view Cemetery Company, james u.
Porter; trustee for eighteen months,
John II. Cook.
Humboldt Castle, X, G. E., last even
ing elected the following officers.
Past chief, David Dangel Jr,; noble
chief, +. w. Helss; Yice-chief, Frederick
Knoll; high priest, August Faske; sir
herald, Joseph Xisteri venerable
hermit, D. Bubenzor; trustee, William
Rink; representative to Grand Castle,
Past Chief August Faske.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-27
Tmcirc Ycnrs NInrricd.

City Auditor Mitchell and his wife
celebrated the twelfth anniversary of
their wedding last evening at their
residence, No. Sl7 West Fourth street,
and were the recipients of n large num-
her of handsome presents. large
number of their friends and relatives
were present, and invitations We're also
extended to the members Of City Coun-
ell and number of city officials. A
number We're prevented attending by
the weather.
Among those present We're Mr.. and
Mrs A. p. Loyett ard Mr. and Mrs,
James Fisher of Lancaster Pa. Mrs.
Rachel Thompson and Miss Jessie
Thompson of Oxford, Ia; Robert
Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. John Bicking,
Mrs. John Law, Mrs. Woolery, Mr.. and
Mrs. John 7. Dickey, Miss Emma
Dirkcy, Miss May Diekcy, Mr.. and
Mrs. Patrick Neary, Senator John r.
Donahoc, T.. F. james, Miss Fannie
Lewis, Miss Josie Lnwis, Miss Jennie
Mckinley Mr., and Mrs. George Graw-
ford Mr. and Mrs. John MGilane, Mr..
and Mrs. VIII McClanc, all Of this city.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-27

Presiding Elder Murray would like
To learn OF any earlier formal confer.
ence report of the Wilmington District
NJ. u. Church than that OF Rev. John
B Quigg, 1871, ono yenr before any
such reports were published In the
Philadelphia conference. He will
preach In Scott NJ l.. Church to-mor-
row at 1880 IA. IN.
Rev. William w. Campbell will ex-
pound the wisdom OF the gospel to
ambitious and bright men on how to
win the greatest success in politics and
business at the Builders Exchange at 0
O'Clock p, M, tomorrow.
Roy. W. Il. Avery will preach on He
Shall be Called Wonderful" ut Mt.
salem, at 1880 u. M, Tomorrow.
Rev. Geo. X. TomkinS will preach at
IA Market street 1890 u. H., 2.3O and
7S0 p. III.
''The people called Methodlsts" Of
every name and OF every land are In
vited to, convene In Washington, ID.
O., October 81 TO November 3, 1891.
Rev. John Young Dobbins, ID. D.,
successor OF Rev. Jucob Todd, D., D.,
pastor OF Grace NJ. l.. Church, is a
graduate OF Dickinson College, 1875.
In Zion Nj. +. Church, Ccntreyille,
Md, there have been l03 conversions,
| hsNf' a. ANhhsoilli vi HMM VIII pltlNil
there Sunday, January II.
Rev W. w. Sharp reports l6i conver-
sions on Kent Island.
Epworth. Madeley and Sllyerbrook
NJ. T.. Churches are growing. Mrs.
Atkins, the PASTORS wife, has large
and interesting Bible lass ut Madeley.
Rev. W. l.. s. Murray, D. D., sub
scrlbes to this in tho Peninsula AIetho.
dist: Il earnestly dlsApprove OF tho
practices described by Alpha in his
article on Modern Jesui:lsm,' in The
Peninsula Methodist OF November 22d,
and declare that such things have moi
occurred In the present administration
OF Wilmington District This Ia the
matter so earnestly discussed in the
last preachers meeting for over al
hour.
The wisdom and honorable character
which the discussion seeks to deyeloI
appears 60 be this rule:
!. Tell u brother his fault to his face
ii. II he does not hear tell him In The
pre- Sence of witnesses. III. II he still
refuses TO hear tell him before tn,
church. Then, II as last resort tbs
peoples safety or protection requires
his exposure In "a newspaper let II,
man esteem himself worthy to do /
except one who Is manly and homes
enough to sign his own name to an,
statement that reflects against per
5Onal character.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-27

u funrral of Edward O'Donnell
lOoA p.=ro this forenoon from his late
1s'rus9, southeast corner Of Firth
an ttiall streets, Thomas |. Russell,
mi '4l,rI, In charge, The remains
VET usento 1t. loteTs l7ro-Ca hc,lIal
tbr gl mass was held, and after
VI At,rC inferred In Cathedral Com
hfi MIR. O'DOnnoll met with his
10 II a worry sudden and uncNpcct.
hnashrI on Christmas day. He had
llti asl mass twice Ia the morning,
md w'arning hone hn wont up stairs
lohy loWn aud take sleep as usual,
hA,lE beon in poor hcalthfor some
far f4lst Getting up between L
hd o'clock p. M, 20 come down
TAI lie Ii supposed to have Ind d
.E0t II apoplrxy, and falling 10 the
!O0 4 tl,a stairs dislocRtcd his neck.
lr, u hes WIS Immediately sent
OF auIlrlyed before he died, but II
hi@ f.Rpssible 10 cave his life. Mr.
pDhEll was o. years OF age and
ieav . me child, u daughter, living.
iis Nir died number Of years ago
III 'rHpnuell was "A soldier In IA Penn.
tltb'il cavalry regiment and served
" ! 'hr+gh The war. lie was mem
tei oI Smyih Post, No. ], q. A. r., DE
aI'l#nt pf Delaware. Deceased wns
as5l nlaw of Augustus Blermnnn
M A-#lncle OF Thomas +. O'Donnoll,
mem It " tho Board Of Education
us4I lr Eleventh ward.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-27

Superintendent Edward Howard of
the Homeopathic Hospital has ten
dered his resignation to the managers,
and there is no doubt tha, it will he Az
crpted This action on Mr. Howarl's
part was caused by the death of his
wife, the matron OF the institution,
who suddenly expired on East Seventh
street about one week ago. Mr.. How
ard took the remains to their old home
In Massachusetts for internent, and
has remained there since In the letter
rendering his resignation he returns
thanks 10 the ladies Of th" hospital for
their many tributes of respect to his
wife. The selection Of a new aIneIin-
tcndent and matron will be left with
the household COMMITTEES, and in the
meantime Mrs. Workman, the superill-
tending nurse, will have charge OF the
institution.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-27

II 4 shannon, No. 905 West Second
tTtct, lAs one OF the best dry goods,
,aollons and gents furnishing stores in
Isk IL 1t was on Market street 1t
.oaid funk among the best stores on
that popular avenue of trade, but be-
cause II Is off on one of the cross
streets, q popular fancy takes people
past to Market street, where the stock
of goods Is no better and whore doubt
less higher prices have to be paid. No
doubt II the tide OF trade was turned
toward the begt stores on the cross
streets Mr.. Shannon's store would be
crowded. 1t would not be amiss any
how to stop In at Mr.. Shannons store
and test tho quality and cheapness OF
bis goods.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-27
A Great Attraction.

Manager williamson Is fortunate in
securing Robert l.. Downing, the cele-
bfated actor, for New Years Day at
traction. There will be grand matt
nee at the Opera House in the after
noon, at which Mr.. Downing will ap-
pear In 'The Gladiator" and It should
be remembered that this version is the
same as was presented by Salvinn, the
great Italian actor. In the evening
play, "The Saracen,n adapted from
Dumas great drama. The company
and scenery will be precisely the same
as was presented in the metropolitan
cities, and both performances will be
among the best OF the season. This Is
Mr.. DOwning's first appearance in this
city and those who api rec ate good
plays presented by frs; ella 5 artists
should be sure to attend.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-27

,.W'smSGroS, Dec. 27.-The United
aa.'r liouse OF Representatives met
s&aelay, and without doing any bus
a'S- adjourned until Tuesday next.
~ al'fg= ndjourniug, however, Mr..
,.l''iiafn, from tho Military Commit
~ iEpurted the Senate bill TO estab-
iiil 5l Tire Records and Pension Once of
'gi department..
lhr lcAdoo resolution calling for
,[tn ,[ptfn7hnndenee aud pupers relating to
~ N Killing OF Sitting Bull will proba-
L reported to the House at All
N lay, 1t is impossible during the
,.llHlal y TO secure quorum OF any OF
II ta'nInittees, but Chairman Gut
~ ar"lt Of the Military Committee, to
I'M sii he resolution was referred,
eHI u able To see a majority of his
- =, 'r1ties, report the bill without call
Hs formal meeting.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-27

Ezion NJ. y. Church, Ninth and French
streets. DE J. Hudson Riddick, nastor.
Christmas services tomorrow, ln,3O II,
M, Christmas sermon by Etv. wesley
j Parker, OF Philadelphia. @p. M, sun.
day school missionary services. DIP. M,
Prayer aud praise meeting. 1880 y. M,
specnl Christmas exercises, or2nns,
coruets, trombone and clarioGet. solos
By Prcfs. simmons and Tate,
First Presbyterian Church, Rcy; Geo.
NJ liiekman. pastor Christmas uli day.
10. 30 n. M, "Thc Incarnation" 7.3O p.
M. "'rhe Lamb of God" Sermons by
the nstor sabbath school at u, M.
Christmas music ut all services. Come;
MusIuby choir. Anthem, 80, be joyful
in the Iord," Shelly. Carol, Christ is
Born froelich. Anthem, 30, Praise
the Mighty God" Emerson. Anthem.
.He Shall Reign" Springer
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-27

The annual festival of AIadeley Sun.
day school WAS celebrated on Christ.
mas night, before n large audience,
The exercises which consisted Of adj
dresses, readings and musical and
vocal selections, wern very interesting
Every scholar was supplied with u
nice Christmas present, consisting
of candy. cakes and oranges. In addi.
lion to this an umbrella WAS presented
10 the pastor, Rev. Z. {. Atkins, and
similar tokens We're given 10 Choristel
John T. Magcc and to Organist Miss
Ella Thomas. John s, Mulfin, super,
lntandent, was presented with II hand.
some oxford Bible.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-27

The Baltimore Sun, published 10y A.
s. Abell & Co, is one of the very best
newspapers published in onr country
1t is bright, spicy and newsy: The
currenteyentso OF the day are condensed
SO as every person can find time to
get n fnir knowledge of what is going
on In the world. While II II Demo
cratic In politics, II is generally fair. lts
readers rarely have cause to complain Of
lis political bias. The daily Is s6 pei
year, the weekly 81.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-27

Admiral s. i. DUPONT Post, No. 2,
Department Of Delaware, q. A. r., will
hold memorial services at the post
headquarters, Tenthand Market streets,
tomorrow Sunday afternoon, ut 8
o'clock, in grateful and deyout com
memoratiom Of their deceased com
rides. Those who have died during
the year are Halliday NJ, Chalfant
Benjamin L. Dellew Jacob Baker,
Francis A. Roop, Benjamin Buckley,
Christopher Scraiford and Theodore
Smedlcy. The Union Chapter of the
Epworth League will furnish the music.
The following Is the program prepared
for the OCCASION:
Singing, Peaceful Rest" by the
choir; prayer by the chaplain, james
McCoy; opening address, Past Com
mander B. ID. BOgie; responsive servi-
cea, commander and adiutaut; singing,
think of Them Gratefully" chorus;
address, S. A. MaeAllister; responsive
service, post chaplain and comrades;
singing, "a hand held out in pity"
solo and chorus, prayer by the post
chaplain; address, Rev. W. Il. Balm
bridge; responsive services, officers
and comrades; doxology and benedic-
tion. The members of the q. A. II. in
general and the public are Invited to
attend the services.
The Memorial Committee comprises:
W. j. Blackburn, chajrN.ni T.. +.
James, secretary; Ellwood Craig, Jas.
II. Boggs, W. b. Adams, Jas. Hunter,
John 4. Mortimer.
The chorus will compose the follow.
ing persops: Miss Kate King. Miss
Emma Watson, Miss Lille T. Black
burn, Miss Lille Oliver, Miss Tfllie
Baker, Miss Lille Saville, Vim. Lingo
Frank Ayars, L. A. Watson, George L.
Stidham and James A. Oliver, Jr.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-27

HERIFF'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF
= u writ of Levari Faclas, TO me direct
cd, Will be exposed to public sale, at
the hotel OF James Dickinson. at
Townsend. in Appoqunimink hundred,
New Castle county, Delaware,
on MONDAY,
TIE l2ru DAY OF JANUARY, 1891,
At2 o'clock, p. m,
The fGllowin described real estate, VIZ:
A lot of land beginning at "A point on
the southerly side of Pleasant street
ut the distance of s. feet westerly from
tltr westerly sido of Harrison street,
thence southerly and parallel with
Harrison street so feet TO corner
thence westerly and parallel with
Pleasant street l3 feet to another cor
her, thence northerly parallel with
Harrison street and passing through
the centre of the party wall between
this and the adjoining house on the
west 80 feet To the aforesaid side of
Pleasant street and thence thereby
easterly IS feet to the place of begin
ming, be the contents what they may.
Seized and taken IN execution rs the
property of Theodore II. Pratt and
Louisa Pratt, his wife, and t. t's,, and
to be sold by NM. SIMMONS,
Sheriff
Sheriifs Office, Wilmington, December
~, 1890. d27
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-27

cllsns WHY, disposatti ot
i| NJ, t!!ll At this morning = session
~. ,,.iiri,sh Court: -sS
\ ,''Ii. ,t.uk.y and John Rynn, charged
.ab ,ir.usuunesS were "ieh iiiic'i -
X gm- nonahac WAS charged with
.,n's.irn,k and lisodcrly in John li
IN" si. IN. The evidence showed
,bT,. ,nt IN ard called Tor u drink,
q'T Tran lFing refused became SO
5.,rrIlY that tho proprietor WIS
ll,l' l,i',a.i I, huve him arrested. He was
pp,, pal.'n,. i tu nay fine or Is and costs.
sn',-. Moore. colorcd, WAS charged
vi ,,ltue Dr. CraIntaugh's horse
Y, Is, fkons' carriage from Browne
\" sm,,, ,nile, on Christmas night, with
s' " n iImony showcd that tho ac-
't,,i.n Was employed ht the stable,
I.L..I.up In, toaln and drove around
..,, . vhilc drunk, and then returned
y 't,.. ,.tnllr with the carriage broken.
yrLe 81 tho pliysithiIs Knew ~ the
t..,n ining ont until they were 'l'ks''i
s.p.I il. nttcr its returii ne acr,isa'u
=. ,ajtlnittcd In default oil 900 TAIL,
ka.8wnr at court.
Etirk wilson plcndel guilty to a
,t,f.,o or iplnE drunk and disprdefly,
IN IN, fentoaccd to pny Il the ot -
,,as Wright, rOloresl. was charged
,rI lnmittlng All Wlsanit and hat
IN ill James Trusty, also colored,
l,f an th. recommendation OF city
Slltor lyman, the casa was dis
H....gl uppu payment Of cOsts. The
vto5.al Na4 then charged with being
drg, aud asr,anltlnR an otfleer, and
a evidence wns conclusive, he WA
y. rr. ~ pay tine OF % and costs
Wur- Norris, colorcd, was chaig0t
vtl .umlaitting an assault and lat
tnq on William Ehlker, also eolOretl
stJ ,r rus testimony showed that !
"a. -ln luuroyokcd and aggravntr
aaol li wa, senencrd to ISay n line o
n VI ep,,ts and be imprisoned tw'
muEa7
'W,Hmut T.. blizzard. who was al
i.t .ullty yesterday morning q
nuu, ling an assault on his wife ol
Aa-rus day, was sentenced 20 pay
lnrgl 15 and costs and In imprisUne'
Ror0uihs,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-27

Cookmun NJ. L. congregation, wor-
street between Thirteenth and Four
teenth streets, has outgrown the di-
mensions Of their present quarters and
need larger church accommodations.
The society now numbers about ~
members and Sunday school Of over
100 members IL attached to the church.
Quite number Of persons intend 10
unite with the society as soon MS larger
quarters are secured. The Sunday
school will give an entertainment In
tho church next Tuesday evening
which promises to be very attractive.
Admission will be free.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-27

Last evening Walter H. Deverell OF
this city was united IN marriage To
Miss Caroline i. Schumacher of fhila.
delphia The ceremony was performed
by the Rev. II. Peters, at the Residence
of the brides sister, in N0rristown,
Pa. No one was present except the
immediate relatives of the parties,
After Il short bridal tour Mi. and Mrs.
Devcrpll will return to this city and
reside AZ The northeast corner OF Sey
cnth and Tatnall streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-27

An alarm of fire was sounded from
box No IA, at Frontand Poplar streets,
about $40 o'clock this morning The
alarm was caused by slight blaze,
which WAS extinguishcd by II bucket Of
water, in small frame house occupied
by colored people ut No. il4 East
Front street. Some eXeitable indiyid-
ual. with more zeal than discretion,
sent in the alarm and then left his key
sticking in the box. The ilremen OK
periancrd considerable difficulty in
getting their engines to the place and
bnek to their houses, as The horses had
all they could do to drag them through
the snow.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-27

Washington Camp No. 8, p. O. S. of
A., elected the following officers last
evening for the ensuing terni: Presi-
dent Il. +. II. Martini Vice-l'rPsident
David Edwards, Master OF Forms and
Ceremony L. o. Pardy Conductor
Albert Beggs Inside Guard Il. A. Hell,
Recording Secretary Jas. A. Pendell,
Financial Secretary J. u. Roberts,
Treasurer William d, Adams, Trustee
Oliver \. Bell.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-27
PRAYER MeeiIns Notice.

On account of sickness in Brother
Whites family, the union Saturday
evening prayer meeting will be held
this evening at Brother Moofe's NO.
lIl5 Chestnut street, instead of Brother
Whites, led by Brother Stanly. All
are welcome.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-27

Call on Miss Clara A. Crabb and order
a dozen or pack of beautifully written
visiting cards for yourself or friends.
A more appropriate present could not
be thought OF. Come early. Don't
forget the place, 708 King street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-27

Nj iarhel Bigger, principal Of the
Eiei a,houl at the corner OF Ninth
md E'lE streets. gave her patrons aud
md. a delightful thristmhs enter
biIuti, on December nth. NJ l5s'
hgsr ls lady ot tine executive
Llhy Z highly cultured mind, md
Wi. auliilrd to I'LL the plncc ol her
Ru -,n, Mrs, Laura Osgood liark-
be-. lle exercises opened with q
son. lInm the school called King
,lr ry. Merry llclls." Society
Joafr,u 10y Miss hehi Taylor
'qlE Sc hers Boy recitation. Austin
Bat, r. Little Miss Muifct," class
'Trb luur,n class; Nobody reel
hiYr Anrlrs Maguirc: singing by
wlta When Things Don't Go" din
nluU ilpuble Stintagem" "Artlc's
Iuel. ircitation, Harry WallTth
dur, I4u4l rhau Lovo Mop" The little
Qua, e gnA Qunkcreas deserve sfcrinl
mFal,or @.At reading, Clara lark
e, enrlaIBs inuon." recitation. Hurry
I. N.Ehnn.Fr Harry has become a
fnguIf, nItl An audience, and in the
iraui br tapr ONE fine points OF orl,
VHY 'iorF. Long Ago sang Ethel
VII H. lNpccted Visitor" dialogue
Is, ml the Fly,7 by llttlo folks
Wrt iupnN Letter" Es,tclleWnahing-
Ion Voluntary, byMessrs. Fred lieoson.
AMI Nulr +. Hadly. Execution tinc
and bi4hly appreciated by all.
TGh.eelS III four scenes, The Mis-
le,nu BHugh,' perfect and custumes
Sapel lilss Ll2zio Bigger, IA sister oi
hf Irleipi, presided at tho piano.
Al, bpIntulHird Miss Bigger upon
bft s,.-,s and model school.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-27

At No. 7I9 Market street, this fSatur'
day) evening, at 40 O'clock, toclosf
out the balance of the holiday goods,
such us oil paintings, steel cnSravinss,
plush goods statuary Nases, musical
instruments and other articles.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-27

at9o'c46t< D. m, .....
The following DESCRIBED real estate, to wit:
All that certain lot, or piece of land
with two story brick dwelling there
on erected, situated in the city OF Will
mington, bounded and described as
follows, to wit: Beginning at the
southerly side Of Chestnut street, be-
tween Adams street and jackson street
at the distance of 205 feet 10 inches
from the westerly side of Adams
street, thence southerly and parallel to
Adams street, N feet to the northerly
side of a three feet wide alley leading
into Adams street, and communicating
that another alley two feet inches
wide, partly dividing this lot from the
lot adjoining on the west, thence
westerly along said side OF said three
feet wide alley and parallel to Chestnut
street, l6 feet 2 inches to corner,
thence northerly parallel to first men
toned line and Adams street, 97 feet
to the aforesaid southerly side OF
Chestnut street, and thence thereby
easterly 10 feet 2 inches to the place OF
beginning, be tho contents thereof
what 1t may.
Seized and taken in execution as the
property OF Susanna Morrison and
james Morrison, her husband, and to
be sold by
WILLIAM SIMMONS, Sheriff.
SheriTs Office, Wilmington, Deccm-
ber 81, 1880. d27