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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
VIZ H. MoKsrws DAnr Lrrrra.
TUESDAY. sxprKxsra 2a 1890.

- Thirty-ay Ladies' FAN. weight jackets q -
- so cents On the dollar and less. -
- To b frank. they are all We have left from -
- last seDo1 and must 70 1t once" Just the -
. veixht for fall II you are not particular -
- about beinR In the height Of fashion you can -
- now buy an excellent Jacket for half and -
- 1sss than half price. -
. NO SUCH BARGAINS HAVE BEEN OR -
- WILL BE OFFERED THIS SEASON. -
- Here they are; -
- BLACK -
- size 80. from o. 10 SO. -
- size 3S. from Is to g. -
- size 80. from $3.50 to e. -
- sixs 81. from "a to 81. -
- 2 sizes - and -. from 90 TO % -
. size 40. from o. to 81 -
- ?siss az. from ~ to s3. -
- size 80 from Ella to e.
. size 80. from els to Is. -
- size "a. from els to 81. -
. 4sises 10 and 80. from el0 10 a. -
. size "a. from tl3 to 81. -
- size ~. from SlO.5O to 60. -
- sizes 90 aud 80. from 81 3 to O. -
. size SO. from ell to so. -
- sizs 3S. from s10.50 to 90. -
- . Browns. 80 and "a. from $50 to g. -
- Tan. 80. from o10 to %. -
- Gray, "a. fr1m sic to 90.
- 1Tan, 80, from &l4 to 81. -
. Tan, 80. from sis TO %. -
- Gray, "a. from e16. so to el1 -
- Embr.idsred Tan, 81 from $35 to ei2. -
- We have named the exact quantity and -
- have plsc.d them on . separate rack. To- -
- morrow should see tie last Of them-fair -
- warning. -
WILLIAM II. koKNRw
Successor to 4. q. Taylor.
OBS Ps. ave- NV 1t
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Dr. L.oHrn1I1
Has resumed his practice and removed bis ONCE to
his residence.
14l1 ST. NV.
EARLY MANIFESTATION OF CONSUMPTION

EARLY MANIFESTATIONS OF CONSUMPTION.
II PERSON has oil obstinate cough. which COM
merced without my obvious cause. cough which Is
ut frst dry and hacking, and subsequently attended
for time with frothy muciaginous looking expec-
toration. accompanied by wandering pains about the
chest and loss Of esh to slight extent he is in
all probability consumptve. II. besides, there be
hoenoptysis splitting of blood, to the amount
Of drGchnl, the probability il increased to almost
certainty. IT, in addition to these symptoms. tho
breathing becomes harsh hurried and deep inspira-
tons evoke few clicks Of o dry and cracking sound
or IL tho voice becomes permanently weak and hoarse.
there can be little doubt that the person il suffering
from consumption.
person. free from dyseptery and who has not re.
sided ia tropical climates, suffers from obstinate diar-
rhea which goes Oh month after month. with slight
remission or intermission even though there be no
cough. ne 10 most likely consumptve Should this
diarrha be followed By chest symptoms of the slight
est amount, the existence of consumption 10 alb
solutc GET tainty. II young adult. not addicted
to eucryating habits and not leading Gissolute
life without cloar steadily loses weight he is in
all probability. consumptive. though chest symp-
toms should have appeared When Such, however,
manifest themselves additionally the establishments
OF consumption 10 almost fixed fact. In all cases
where any OF the Manifestations described make their
appearance We should advise immediate exemira-
ion of the cheat and prompt resort to appropriate
treatment
At an early stage Of consumption radical cure can
be frequently effected. and health placed upon firm
and permanent footIng while with every step In sd.
which the disease 10 allowed to take the chances
for perfect recovery diminish corresponding,y Our
readers must boar In mind that the most skifu and
eficens treatment can do than to make sound
and useful much Of the lungs present ut the
umo when the progress Of consumption becomes sus-
pended No means on earth replace tue lung It's
su which has been destroyed by the liberated pro-
cess Tho earlier. therefore. consumption attended
" thu better are the chsnces for satisfactory resul
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Hon Roger q. Mills opened the Wisconsin
ososerssss campaign Al Racine yesterday.
This part OF Coagr-ssnan's work is rpecinc
duty, not an al valorera Quo, sxcept rs 10 ex-
psasss, and Mr. Mills Is in favor Of il
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Nov let the Kings county democrats live I'd
70 theis nes Thomas Jefferson building instead
ps merely living in it.
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.Eea-tssntA street thinks shHt the completion
OF iis sxsss railway repairs, when that great
event sssaza, should be celebrated by parade.
barbecue, assvsrks. speech making. &c. The
probable date ct the celebration i axee q.
JSa1xy I, 400 4 d.
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Ihs New York financial panic seems TO have
ss.s - IN ~ Nsv Nsss Central railroad
stxikA
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The Constitution provides for only Que So
preme Court Of the United states Tho senate
Sssnas 10 Fsahzs this fundamental fact.
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Mr. Mckinley would have . much more in
sssssiiag tune making . visit to Eugland,
FrAsos and Germany as soon Is Congress adj
jo0ras shsa hs wsli have in trying 10 he re-
sHsssA Those fosGignsrs are 90 ANTIGUA to zee
hs0 jast once.
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WARRANTED BLack S1Ixs

You may ask for and obtain written euarantee that
VII bind US to make good silk bought here should tt
split or crock within six months Of purchase
The following are specially good values for our
special sale:
27-inch Black Surah Stlks N 90 yd
SV1neh nssck Arinure siik 81 tL25 I'D
2o-inch Black Peau de Sole al : 25 yd
2O-inch Black Satin Rhadanaes. 81. 90 I'D
20-inch Black Faiiie six Recommendation I'd
THE PALAIs ROYAL
CONTINUED below,
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800 y AAA Pm

oENTLEMEN's DEPARTMENT. asar door Of No.
lll9 Pennsylvania avenue. where is to be found .
complete stock Of Underwear and Hosiery for the
coming season The genuine Natural Wool Shirts and
Drawers for 81 apiece also White Australian Wool
Underwear at 81 . suit prices yOu'n appreciate
2lc.. or pairs for 81. We will also offer tomorrow
the Underwear Is advertised yesserday-50c. Under
wear for 35 CENTS or three garments for dollar.
Tho Shirts. "a to A. inches. ave French ribbed
teed NOT to tear. The Drawers-32 to 40 inches
have patent stays and taped seams. and are ALSO
GUARANTEED
THE pALAIs ROYAL
CONTINUED belovp
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Orr1cE o.
JULIUS LANsBURoH.
18TH AND F sTs.
Appreciation is pleasant
Ahuinan tide ebbing and flowing through the
store all dag. Kind remarks aid u in tho on
ward march,
IN LACE CURTAINS.
We know the city holds no stock that can ap-
proach simple trait OF giving low prices
makes this So
BRUSSELS AND BRUSSELS POINTS.
$3.50 to 500 pair. Sash size. SIS to SIS.
IRISH POINT. SOFT CREAM TONES. sc
to $50 pair.
TAMBoURED, forever fashionable. sc. SO to
$50 pair.
ARAB
RUSSIAN.
RENAISSANCE.
ANTIQUE AND
NOTTINGHAM
Make up the variety.
Don't forget our Wall Papers Ono pleasant
feature is how have hut one price and that
price to inclnde every thing
Carpets. second and third aoors.
Furniture, fourth. fifth, sixth and seventh
doo-s.
JULIUS LANsBCRGH.
IMPORTER OF DRAPERIEs,
s23 18TH AND SIS.
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Washington is to be the city OF universities,
the educational center OF the republic. As tho
capital the city already has unsurpassed edu-
cational treasures to offer to American students,
and it is reasonable to expect that to the in
vitasion Of the wealth Of these resources WASH
ington will add whatever may be necessary in
the way Of those practical, business induce
naents which tend 10 causs the location of in
stitutions Of learning in one city rather than
another. The committee soliciting contribu-
fions for the purchase of the site Of the pro-
posed Methodist National University will un-
doubtedly meet with hearty and liberal
responses from the people Of Washington.
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CASH On CnrDrr.

CASH Or CnEnrr.
Our fail stock Of Furniture. Carpets. &C.. Ia now
complete and IL you contemplate purchasing any.
thing in line It will be to your interest to call n
from 10 to % per cent on your purchase. Below we
mention . few Of our many Bargains and advantages
We will sell you handsome SOLID OAK ANTIQUE
FINISHED BED ROOM SUITE. 3 pieces for SIT
cash or SIS on credit.
We will sell you 7-piece PARLoR SUITE. solid
walnut frames, upholstered the best hair CLOTH for
s2s cash or ESQ on credit
We will sell you T-piece PARLoR SUITE, solid
walnut frames. upholstered In plush. combination
coiors for e2s cash or $50 on credit.
We will sell you good wovEN-wIRE BED SPRING
for s2.::5 cash or 81 90 on credit.
We will sell you good quality BRUSSELS CARPET
for Coo. per yard cash or 65c. per yard on credit
We will sell you good INGRAM CARPET for 35c.
per yard cash or 40c. per yard on credit.
We Sew and Lay all CARPETS Free Of Cost and do
not charge for the waste in matching hgures
We will sell nil CARPETS MATTINGs AND OIL
CLOTHS on credi. at an advance Of cents per yard
on the lowest cash price.
EASY WEEKLY or MONTHLY PAYMENTS taken
on oil credit sales. and no notes required.
CASH DISCOUNT allowed on all accounts settled in
80 days.
GROGAN.
sl1-3m $50 and TAI eth INV
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RfM0vAL sALE.How u. THIS ron a
w. xosse shy rsi pairs d. saSs y ISnso
st1s ,i ~ 5IiIS's "a sss; Es.r. S.s cSild:
Boa, value. Use and S5c. u Boys school saaI,
SS.:3g Boys school Hats. Csc. up. ~ Asns and
ssso.SM: 70 ". sIf Ii us isl4-iele Pa. ava
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ALL R1eHr Now.

ALL HIGHT Now.
There's rubbing out the fact
DON'T that there hasn't been . really
FORGET crcditabe line OF HOUSE JACK
LADIES' Els and BATH ROBES shown in
THAT this city before this. Seasons gone
WE by we've done the best we could
ARE with the facilities We had-but It
CARRYING was far from satisfactory. even to
NOW us. The changes we've made gave
Us room-and that's all We needed.
COMPLETE We have opened line of SMOK-
LINE ING JACKETS. BATH ROBES
OF and DRESSING GOWNS that suits
LADIES', us toa"T." We're not ashamed
MISSES now to have you come in as soon rs
AND you're inclined
CHILDRENS Lots CT the choicest effects arc
CLOAkS. made on the other side Of the
SUITS water. We brought over the most
AND desrable-added to them the
fURS. ''homings"-and combined-its
great stock Its dozens in variety
FOURTH to samples-that we show compared
FLOOR with others
Novelty is what's looked for-We
TAKE know it-and selected on that line.
EITHER As it gets toward fire time"
ELEVATOR you'll "house" yourself ND more
AND enjoy your cigar in your library
COME Ihens when you'll need one It's
UP more probable you've got some
AND sort of a iounging coat If So you
LOOK. know its comfort-but what sort Of
shape is IL in? Get one Of the new
effects.
And about the Bath Robes-we've
some elegant ones-cheap. too.
Hooded aud g.rdled-au complete
Their comfort is their recommen-
dation. They're Indispensable.
SECOND FJOOR-FRONT
Get into our Clothing Depart.
REASONABLE ments before you spend dollar.
REQUEST. We simply want your inspection OF
what we're showing. Your trade
will follow your good Judgment
and we're ready for the verdict.
sAKs AND COMPANY,
PRIME" PROVIDERS"
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND SEVENTH
s23 STREET.
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To SMALL CArrr.rrsrs
FEW DOLLARS invested nov viii ne, yOu gain
Of 25 per cent within two weeks. We Cad on refer
suce 10 last years sccount that the sales Of Autumn
Underwear were larger than they are thisysar. The
warm weather may Be the cause. su, since we never
slows preceding years business 70 be ahead Of the
current one PRICE REDUCTIONS ARE QUOTED
FOR TOMORROW that should induce you to supply
yourself with underwear for tae fall and winter.
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Gear. Bur GooD Srrrs.

For the foundation Of lace dresses or for trimming
thsss sihs are spscasiiy adapted Not few Of
tomsrs buy them for best dresA You viii And
they eompare isvorsbiy with the usual 81 siikA
20anch Back fsalls frsncaiss 7ec. yd
2o-inch black sursh silk. ..........-...75c I'd
24-ineh Black sursh silts. sec I'd
TIE PAIAIs RoYAL
a. LlsxER
x2o oarnsr l2sA q. and Pa ave
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ROPER CLoru.sa.

OUR STOCK OF PROPER WEIGHT
CLOTHING Is NOW AT ITS BEST.
ALL THE NEW STYLES ARE HERE,
ANDIN NONE OF THEM HAVE THE
SIZES become BROKEN.
If YOU WANT To SEE THE PER-
FICTION OF ARTISTIC TAILORING,
LOOK THROUGH OUR SUPERB As
sORTMENT OF FALL oyERCoATs,
PRINCE ALBERT SUITS. CUTAwAY
AND SACK SUITS, SEPARATE TRoUs-
ERS. FANCY VESTS AND BOYS
CLOTHING, ALL NEW AND SEASON
ABLE GARMENTS. MADE FROM RE.
LIABLE FABRICS. IN THE HEIGHT
OF STYLE AND THOROUGHLY TALL
ORED.
BEAR IN MIND THAT OUR PRICES
ARE LOWEST NOW. NOT IN A FU-
TURE CUT-RATE SALE
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GESrs Su1rs Soousrp
And PREaEED son 81.
Ceat, soc. rsnfs .6c., vesss, .3c. Aitsrap~ ara
SstErng GONE ~ Lest manner Goods called Tor aud
oeuvoSoa 1elsphohe call 143-33
-. X. J. HAHN, s0j 9th q, nv
soS 1x1o 3xd 81 ksss wasAinYto1
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DR. LIoHrHrLL.

DR. LIoHrHILL
For thirty years specialization the care Of
cATARRH. DEAFNESS. ASTHMA
And diseases Of the
EAR. NOSE. THROAT AND LUNoA
ohaOs Hours from Am. unit, IL. and from ~ pm
sl3-ts
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Whether the stories of the destitution into
which MrA Jessie Benton Fremont has fallen
through the death OF her distinguished hus-
band. General John C. Fremont, are literally
true or not. :here seems to be no doubt that
The lady-aov well advanced in years-is in
needy circumstances and there should be no
doubt that she m therefore the objcc. Of the
rcpubi:cs care and attention az an evidence of
the peoples gratitude to General Fremont for
bis services n the foundation Of our Pacific
empire and other exalted services rendered in
the course Of . long, brilliant and useful life.
Wyomings new constitution 10 apparently
like new cruiser on her trial trip. 1t works
Just enough to show thai it docs not work per-
fsstSy. andrsaaires further manipulation. The
invaiidston IN part Of the recent election 10
expected, and unless something is promptly
done the invaiidation Of the election of 1892.
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s22 fNTER-oCEAN BUILDING. NINTH STREET
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sAKS AND COMPANY,
PRIME" PROVIDERS"

PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND SEVENTH
s23 STREET.
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". II. HOEKE.
Penn. sve. aud 9th sk
EVERYBODY SAYS

s:2- M .th&flt
Daily Republican., 1890-03-12
A DSrIHIsrnAroRy SALE
REAL E0TATG.

Byvirtus Of an order Of the Orpha ms,
Court Of the State OF Delaware In and
for New Castle County, made on the 18th
day q January. A; p. lsso. VIII be OF.
ON SATURDAY,
THE l5ru DAY OF MARCH, A. D., 1880,
Al o'clock. r. M, at the Court House.
in the city OF Wilmington, the following
described real estate, late of james
Green, deceased to wit.
Beginning at an old corner poplar
stump, thence by an old line north 81
degrees west,a ~ psrches and Understanding
to a corner post in the westerly side OF
the Kenneth turnpike, THENCE by the
said side of said turnpike road. north 10
degrees and half, west 81 pcrches and
three;tenths Of 2 perch io stone. thence
wife south 70 degrees, west l0f perches
and eight-tenths to II stone In Patrick
O'Flinn's line, thence with tho same
south IS degrees. west % pcrchcs to n
poplar, thence south degrees, east III
pcrches to corner of land late of Rob-
ert Pierce, thence with the same north
50 degrees, cast lu2 pcrches and six-tenths
to u stone, north 90 degrees. east 10
perches aud six-tenths to n stone, and
north 70 degrees, east % perches and six
tenths TO the place OF beginning, con-
tanning 96 acres OF land more or less,
being the same lands and premises,
which were assigned TO the said James
Green In fec simple by the urph ans
Court OF tie State OF Delaware, In aud
for New Castle County, ms the real
estate OF John Beatty, deceased. us will
more fully appear by reference to the
records of said court. SEQ 0rp ans
Court Record +, vol. 2. page i5l. &c
Attendance will be given and terms
made known by
WILLIAM r. BRINCKLE.
Administrator.
Or by WILLARD sAuLsDu RY ,JR..
Attorney.
Attest CHARLES II. McWEoarER,
A.i.l Il Nx-la llnrk Nll1lluu,s EnIirt
Daily Republican., 1890-03-12

Wednesday. Mar. IL, 1880.
This is the store birth day.
Fourteen years old; as
a general store, thirteen.
The unique and peculiar
relations between thls sto, e
and this community justify
statements and condolences
concerning the business that
otherwise would be singular.
You and we working to-
gather keep the business
growing. We enlarge the
conditions-you avail Of
them. Never was there an
enterprise so completely
mutual between private
ownership and public par
ticipation as this. TIL.
plural personal pronoun
mean you and us-all Of ua
You will therefore be ela'
Daily Republican., 1890-03-12

MINNEAroLIs, Mum, March ~
Bishop STANLEY was interviewed here yes
'erday respecting the condition OF the
1850 Indians on tie Turtle Mountain
reservation, not one Of whom, he says, is
able to live comfortably, owing to a mis-
understanding with the Government.
Since January he says fully 1900 have
been left to shift for themselves.
WASHINGTON, March 12-Tbe Com,
missione OF Indian Affairs yesterday in.
structed the agents for the several Ind al
tribes In the Indian Territory not to per
NIT any cattle which may leave the
Cherokee Outlet, under the Presidents
proclamation OF February II, 1890. to be
driven upon any other lands or reserva-
tons within The Territory. They are also
Instructed not to permit cattemen to ne
gotiate with the Indians for graz 'ng priv
ileges.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-12


II Is difficult to sec what force OIL
reasoning can DO brought 70 bear upon
the Levy Court that would inducs
them 70 refuse 10 place the twenty lone
colored deliHquents returned by Col
lector Reardon back upon The assess.
ment duplicates Of Mill Creek Hun
dred. In speaking thus We do no,
assume that tho Levy Court will refuse
to place the nance on the duplicates.
This 10 case In which the Levy
Court is in no way implicated yet, and
therefore we have reason to expect
honest straightforward action. Blu
somebody Ia to blame and there are
only two other parties ON which the
blame can rest. Plainly speaking, one
Of these Is the Clerk Ct the Peace and
the other the collector of the Hundred.
Between these two we arc decidedly
disposed to lay the blame on the col
lcctor, Mr.. Reardon. AT the fartheAt.
the Clerk OF the Peace can only be
blamed with an accidental omission Of
the names from the tax duplicate oil
Mill Creek Hundred. which is liable To
occur any time. The Clerk oil the
Peace In making out the Wilmington
duplicates dropped quite number Of
nance, but In no case has lie or his
deputies refused TO give certificate Of
assessment whenever applied to. even
ct some inconvenience to themselves.
An official 80 prompt on every other
occasion would not have refused to
correct the Mill Creek hundred dupli.
cate had Collector Resrdon asked him
10 do 10. Mr.. Reardon was early ap-
prised of the omission of the names
from his duplicates, and there lie
plenty Of proof that he promised more
than once that he would 20 TO the
Clerk Of the Peace and have the
omitted names placed on the duplicate,
but he never found it convenient to see
the clerk until the Monday afternoon
before delinquent return day. This
was the first opportunity the Clerk OF
the Peace ever had of placing the
dropped names on the duplicate, and
1t must be said to his credit that he
promptly performed his duty. The
next morning Collector Reardon. in a
very commendable determination to
comply with the law, returned his de.
linquent list with these twenty one
names, put on his duplicate the even
ing before, among them.
In what kind Of predicament does
this place Mr.. Reardon in q COM
munity where he has always been
looked upon as an honorable and up
right MANI We leave an honorable
and upright community to judge.
There would have been more excuse
for him had he returned his delinquent
list without going to the Clerk OF the
Peace the evening before to get those
twenty one names placed upon his
duplicate that he might return them
also. The whole transaction can be
looked upon In no other light than a
deliberate attempt by Collector Rear
don to cheat twenty one men cut on
their votes, and at the same time chea /
the county out OF some $50 or 500 o
taxes. We do not believe the Levy
Court will sanction Mr.. Reardon's &C
tons.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-12
N. MEGARY & SON.
FURNITURE
AND
CARPETS.
WALNUT CHAMBER SUITES.

WALNUT CHAMBER SUITES.
We offer to-day our entire
line of $50 and SIS Walnut
Chamber Suites for $40; COM
plete Suite of 8 pieces. This
offer will last only as long as we
have this line Of suites and Is
made to dispose Of the stock on
hand. We are making a change
in our line of patterns for the
Spring trade. The Suites we
now have must go in the next
week, before the new patterns
are put on the floor. This is
indeed a chance to save a few
dollars-the fact is known that
we only advertise what we are
doing.
These Suites are Solid Wal
nut with Marble Top, large
Bevel Edge Mirror on bureau
a good Hanging Towel Rack
with glass and three fine Cane
Seat Chairs and Rocker, max
ing in all s pieces for $40.
Any Of these suits that are
selected now, and not needet
for few weeks. will be storet
away, subject to the order o
the buyer.
We have just received anothe
carload Of our Solid Antiqu,
Oak Chamber Suites, which W,
have been selling for s25 an.
$50. These Suites are the very
best for sale to-day and canno
be bought elsewhere in VIII
mington. See the Suites an,
Judge for yourself They ar
not OF the kind that pull apar
and fall down. but they are wei
made and smoothly fnishe,
suites that we can guarantee.
Well put our $50 suite
against any in Wilmington
that's sold for $40. We hav
plenty OF them and more on tn
way.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-12
A DMINlsTRATRIx's SALE
REAL ESTATE.

by virtue OF a renewed order OF tile Or
plans' Court of the state of Delaware, In
and Tor New Castle county, made OF the SIth
day OF septe mber, A. d., lssy Will beck
posed TO sale, at pnblic vendue,
oNSATURDAY,
TIE l5rH DAY OF MARCH A. ID. 1890,
at . O'Clock, p. m,,
At the Conrt House, IN the city Of wIlmi ne :
ton, the folio Ing described real estate, late
OF john L, Hu hes, deceased, TO wit;
All that certain lot, plec ur pa eel OF
land, situate In the city OF " ilming ton, In
the county Aforesaid, bounded aud described
as follows, TO wit: Beginni GIT stake gu
the westerly side ofNal Buren street. be-
tween Fiith and Sixth streets, at the disiance
OF ss feet northerly from the corner formed
by the inters' elton Of the norihrrly sid OF
fltth street at 81 feet wide ard the westerly
sds of Van Buren street at ~ feet s. Idle,
thence along said westerly side oil Van EurrI
street roftherly 30 feet TO corner thence
westerly parallel with Fllth street Ii2 feet to
stakc, thence snutherly parallel Win Van
buren, street 80 feet to 4 line OF land iste OF
Patrick itugheA and thcncs with sand line
casterly parallel with Filth street ~ IL To the
place Of beginning, he the contents thereof
what they may, bting the same laais aud
premises conveyed to said John /. Hughes
by deed OF Patrick Hughes, ct al, dated July
18th, A. u. bSl and recorded at Wllming-
ton, In Deed Record X, Vol. l., page ., &c.
Attendance Will he given and tcrms made
known by ARABELLA Ht.,iEs,
Or by W. SALISBURY. Jr.,
Her Attorney,
Attest; Chas. II. Mcwhorter. Olerk .. {.
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