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Daily Republican., 1890-05-19
Washington Notes.

WAsnINGToN, May i0.-In the United
States Senate on Saturday, the bill to
pay to the Assignecs of John Roach,
$3S, $40 for extra work on the monitor
Puritan, and $2O,27 for the care Of the
monitor ltoanoke, was passed.
In the House conierence was ordered
on the Senate Antitrust bill. The con.
sideration OF the Tariff bill was resumed
in Committee Of the Whole. During
tho proceedings, Mr. Bayne, OF Pennsyi.
vaiiia, read letter from James Camp.
bell, OF Pittsburg, In reply to charge
made few days previous by Mr.. By
mum, Of Indiana, that Campbell was 10
liar and perjurer."
She letter was severe on Mr.. Bynum,
but he was unable TO obtain the floor tC
reply to 1t and an uproar followed, W hict
lasted several hours. The final outcom,
was the adoption Of a resolution of cen
sure on Mr.. Bynum for the languag,
used by him In reference to Mr.. Bayne'i
conduct In becoming responsible for tn
Campbell letter. When Mr.. Bynun
WAS led before the Speakers chair to b,
censured. he was accompanied by
number Of the Democratic members
and he said that "he accepted the cen
| sure as a decoration of bonor.''
Daily Republican., 1890-05-19
Real Estate Sales.

Head q Company sold the following
properties at public salo on Saturday
afternoon:
Dwelling house, No. 902 West Second
street, to Elwood Bigger, el,s15.
Dwelling hon, "a, Nos. 800 and Oil
Broome street., to J. A. Wilson, 5000
eac'.
a. WI oa, tS.e40.
40 isst on Sixth street, near Broome,
to Charles r. Sparks, for 81 1920.
~ fest at Sixth and Roduey streets to
George II. Connell, for $40.
100 feet, Rodney street below Sixth, to
Charles E. Sparks, S2700.
q feet on Sixth street near Clayton, to
George II. Cornell, for Ss73.
| 43 ttet on Clayton street near sixth, 10
George r. Townsend, S63A5O.
20 feet on Eighth street near Woodlawn
avenue, to j. X. Paimatory. for $50.
1T feet, 8 inches on Woodlawn avenue
near Eighth street, to Henry Evans, for
81, 36s.
12 feet, corner Of Rowland street and
Woodlawn avenue, TO Neal u. Forrest
for s460.
~ feet on Howlapd street near Wood.
lawn avenue to John II. Canning for
e8U.
so feet. same place. to Charles p. Muir.
ray for $3.50.
1877 feet on HowlAnd avenue between
| =. & b. X. R., and Woodlawn avenue tt
Hubert Cassidy for &506 90.
IS feet on Eighth 1t rect, near Wood
lawn aveoue, to Charles p. Murray for
Sl2l. SO.
So feet on Eighth street. near Wood
lawn avenue, to Hubert Cassidy fol
f5iS.SS.
A dwelling house on Rowland street
near Woodlawn avenue, to Hubert Gas
sidy for tl.700.
Total amount Of sales, S22, ,6i7.3S.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-19
FOURTH EDITION
HppArlQr Court.

4
The May term OF Superior Court con
vsned at 10 O'Clock this morning, with
Chief Justice Comceys and Associate
Judge Houston on the bench. The trial
list was called, and OF the 202 cases on
the docket ITO were continued, 10 re.
ferred, 8 discontinued, . Withdrawn, .
passed and z settled.
John biggs, Esq., was appointed a
commissioner to tnke testimony in The
divorce case Of Caroline Ko!ok vs. Gus
tavus Kolck; Samuel A. Macallister,
Esq, was appointed to take testimony iu
the case of Elisabeth {. Moody We. Mosel
Moody, and Thomas Davis as commis-
sioner in the case OF Walter l.. II. Burris
We. Lily Burrie.
Henry c. Conrad, ESQ. the commits
sioner In the divorce case OF Joseph II.
Newkome We. Mary A. Newsome, made
bis report. and the divorce was granted.
J. =. Biggs, Esq., represented the sppit-
cant
William s. Hilles, ESQ.,. was appointed
n commissioner to hear testimony In the
divorce case oi Ida NJ. Weeks We. VIII
liam e. WesSe.
A jury Of inquisltion was drawn In
the case Of Shirts II Co. W. Arthur
Perry, to assess the amount, judgment
/ having hiS8oy pcSh AhoJ
found in favor OF the plaintiff for
s591.79, being the full amount OF the
debt with interest.
The license application OF Frederick
Schmid, OF Fourth and Lombard streets,
was called up by MIR. Prickett. This
case was considered on Saturday, but az
there was only one witness present, con-
tinued until to day.
Elsie Larne, colortd, testlied that she
has bought liquor at Schmid's to be car
Iied away from the prem ses since last
June. She had seen both white and COL
ored. some Of whom were not over Is
years OF age, buy beer in buckets and
| carry 1t away.
Mr.. Prlckett said he had been unable
to secure any other witnesses, but had
been informed that there was a constant
stream of persons going in and out Of
the place with kettles.
Gottlieb Seidell was called for the de-
iens an | testified that schmii keeps II
quiet orderly place and that he never
know him to VII late the law.
John ii. Saville. ii. 7. Hukill, Walter
II. jackson, Casper Toppin, John Mar.
| vel, Officer Galloway and Officer Floyd
| testified that they have been In the habit
OF sending kettles TO Schn;d's to obtain
| saur kraut. None OF these witnesses
ever saw him sell any liquor or beer OF
any kind to be taken away from the
premises, and each testified that be
keeps quiet, orderly place. Sergeant
Stewart also testified to the quiet and
good order preserved.
The case OF Vincent D. Hill, of Black
bird, was taken up aud Reese Ford
called on behalf OF the Law and Order
Society. He testIiiei that lie had bought
liquor there to be carried hume. lie OBJ
talnei came on Chri, tmas eve.
Court took recess until 2.30 o'clock
this afternoon.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-19
T)oea.

Ono hundred building and businesi
lots, known as the Fleming property, on
the north eide Of the KeHnett Pike, ad.
Joining the Baltimore and Ohio railroad
will be sold at public sale on Saturday,
the 24th inst.
See the Ivers and Pond Pianos with
muller Al Robelen's. ITO Market street.
Colonel Henry A. DUPONT h building
new road from Winterthur, bis resi-
donce, to the West Chester or DUPONT
road. ID
George Shannon, No. sos EdgemonI
avenue, Chester, Pa, wishes to employ .
good pantaloon maker.
The Star Giants defeated the South
Side Reserves on Saturday by score oi
| 81 to4.
The Young Eagles defeated the Inde.
pendents, at tho base ball grounds ai
Ninth and vanBuren streets, on 6atur'
day, BY . score Of 80 too.
The State Grange and Farmers
Institute met at Dover Friday aud
decided TO ask both political parties tc
adopt In their platforms the reformI
they advocate.
Gen. Il. G. Collision DIR, Henry Ridge.
ley and Messrs. Edward b. Louderbough
and Thomas 8. Clark, Of Dover; went tC
Philadelphia to-day.
Mr. Nat Williams 10 In town. ...
A. G.. Caulk, post-mastsr Of Middle
town. came up on the train this morn.
Ing.
Eighty persons were received into full
membership In Wesley NJ. K. Church,
yesterday.
The members OF the Bayard Legion are
requested to attend their regular weekly
meeting this evening. at their head.
quarters, No. SO Market street.
Mira. Charles E. Connery OF Phildel-
phia, Is the guest Of Mrs. @. A. Robb, oi
this city.
Dave Kramer, who accompanied Joe
HaDley TO Buffalo, New York, has re-
turned to our city.
Thomas Benson, who was away last
week to attend to some business for the
Harlan & Hollingsworth Co., returned
home last Saturday evening.
The Reilly Lyceun Base Ball Club de-
fested tho Shields Library Base Ball
Club on Saturday by score OF 26 TO IL
in seven innings
The White Mountain Boys defeated the
Morning Star SATURDAY by a score OF "a
to H. They are ready to challenge any
nine under Is. W. q. Forrest, Lodge
and Claymont streets.
John A. Lenge', proprietor OF the Ba-
varian Brewery, at Fifth and DUPONT
streets, has purchased a fine pair OF large
bay horses from Manuel Rlchenberger,
and his delivery wagon presents as fine
an appearances as any turnout OF the kind
In our city.
DIR. Slmms returned this morning from
Mlddletown, the local preachers associa.
tion having closed the services on Sun
day evening, and adjourned. The doctor
was highly pleased with the exercises,
and appeared to be ss happy rs he well
could be and remain In the flesh.
IA
Daily Republican., 1890-05-19
News summary

Mrs. Edward Glynn dropped dead at
her home in Pittston, Pa, on Saturday
night. The deceased was some months
ago In Jail upon the charge Of having
murdered three relatives by administer
ing poison to them, but was released be-
cause OF insufficient evidence. Her death
was due to heart disease.
Cardinal Gibbons, who had been for
several days confLed to his house, went
to Washi.eton yesterday and adminis-
tered continuation In the Church OF the
Immaculate Conception. The Cardinal
not beiUg etrong enough to preach, his
chancellor, Rev. T. j. Donahue, delivered
the sermon.
Colonel w. T. Canadsy, who has been
Sergeant-at-Arms OF the Senate since
1881, has resigned. The candidates for
his place are ex-Representatiye VAlen-
tine, OF Nebraska; Colonel Swords, OF
Iowa. and ex Sheriff Leeds. OF Phlladel-
ehia. Tae choice is believed to be be-
tween Swords aud Valentine.
Crockett Tate. negro, living near
SELMA, Alab ina, went to church with
his wife, on Friday night, leaving four
children nj home, lockel iu. The house
Was burned, and the children psrished In
the flames.
A man named Popple, Master-at-Arms
on the United States sttamer Galena,
which has arrived at Key West, Florida,
from the West Indies, is accused of
smuggling Is, coo line cigars. He will be
tried in Key West.
John Wild, 81 years old, was drowned
yes erdly OH tie Delaware river at Arch
street, Philadelphia, William Gradwell
and Richard Riley, his companions on q
fishing trip, W re arrested and held TO
await the action of the Coroner.
The Secretary of the Navy has ordered
the North Atlantic Squadron to rendez-
vous ut Portland, Maine, on July and 4,
Oh the occasion OF the 2lst annual re-
union OF the Army OF the Potomac.
Miss Margaret Isabella Blaine, dough
ter oil Secretary Blaine, was married ON
Saturday afternoon to Mr. Walter Dam
roseh, OF New York, at the residence Of
the brides parents ia Washington.
State Senator Charles 8. Adams, of
Maryland, who was stricken with apo
plexy last Monday night, died yesterday
morning st his residence in Baltimore.
He was in the 57th year oil his age.
Hon. Joun G. Carlisle was, Gu satur-
day, elected United States Senator by
the Kentucky Assembly in joint session.
He received l07 votes. Mr.. Adams,
Republican,, received 10.
Thtrs was eevere frost In the vic'nity
o, Watsrlao, Iowa, OIL Friday morning.
Vegetation aud fruit were damaged. AT
1alena, l,llnois, the grape crop was
ruined.
Ripley Ropes, u prominent Republican
leader Of brooglyn, New York, died yes
terday In that city. aged go years.
James U. Farrell, IL years old, was
run over and killed on Saturday by
Heading railroad Train at Nicetown, Pa.
Elisha Dyer, Ex-Governor OF Rhode
Island, died in providence on Saturday,
aged AZ years.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-19
THIRD EDITION
Jottings About the City.

A very sad and pathetic funeral took
place this morning-a mother and child,
the child expiring about four hours after
Its mother died. The deceased, Mrs.
A. Wright. is the oldest daughter OF
Bishop Hutchinson, of New Haven, Con-
nect'cut Her remains were rested in
the A. U. Nj. Z. Church, alter which the
funeral proceeded to summit Bridge,
Del. The floral decoration by Miss A.
Carly was very fine. The funeral was
directed by Mr.. WIN. Grinage'
DR.. Riddick comes out oil the old path
and preached u practical, good sense ser
mon to the c0lored voters, he prefaced
his remarks by stating hts right per dis
cipliue to presch on politics and then
gave discourse that was well received
BY ali. The DR.. has an originality in talk
Ing oil his various SUI jects, that holds
his pearers spell bound. The topic of con-
versation by all who heard lim last
night is very favorable, aud he is only
adversely criticized by people who never
want 10 get out the old path, but DIR.
sBys his motto will be "Do right and fear
not." Bishop Williams oi the A. U. n.
T. Church, aud the Rev. u. T.. Ruley, are
visiting the New York Conference.
Leyi Hayens, weil-known to the sport
Ing fraternity, has been presented by his
wife with bouncing boy.
Rev. /, B Cooper preached hls farewell
eerinon at 81. PauPs a. u. NJ. l.. Church
last evening .s"
The members Of the Choral Union, nh
Organization being ins ructed by Mr., w.
II. Y. Wright, will meet tonight at
Fourth and French streets.
The Afrco- American League will give
free entertainment "Wednesday evening,
May II, at the Shiloh Baptist Church,
Twelfth and Orange streets. The pro-
Rramme will be one OF the most elabor-
ate ever produced at public literary en-
tertainment by the race in this city. The
following talent have been secuted:
Rev. DIR. j. Hudson Kiddick. Rev. j. II.
Scott. Mrs. Rev. WIN. Z. Carr. Editor
A. Worthington Brinckley is preparing
aud will read paper, subject, "Secre:s
o. the Lace Problem Revealed Mr.. L.
W. Hubert will recite.
Rev. j. b. stansbery Is attending con-
ference in Carlisle, Pa.
Row. q. v. Peterson preached his fare
well sermon at the A. U. NJ. z. Church
last evening.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-19
A Tie Race.

The much-talked-o of road race between
B. Frank Mcdaniel Of the Wilmington
Wheel Club and w. w. Taxis. the flyer
OF the Pennsylvania Wheel Club, took
place on Saturday between this city aud
Mitdietown. The start was made from
Market street bridge at Q o'clock. Mid
dletown, 25 miles distant, was reached
by the contestants at 4.52 O'Clock, tho
run having been made In hours aud 50
minutes. The cyclists started on ths
return trip at O o'clock and reached tlI
city at o, the race resulting In a tic. Tho
race was for gold modal which tho
loser was to present to the winner. Tao
race will be ridden over again at somo
future time,
Daily Republican., 1890-05-19
Story & Clark's celebrated Orssl
Bobrleu's, 40 Market street.
Municipal Court,

At the municipal court this morning
Lewis W. Briggs, coloGed, was arraigned
charged with tue larceny OF set Of old
cart harness. City Solicitor Turner stated
That he had investigated the case and
found that Briggs truly took the harness
for debt the mau owed himT, and not
with the intention OF stealing them.
Under the circumstances tie court dis
missed Briggs wi b tho advice to pro.
coed in lawful manner to collect dett.
hereafter.
Charles H. Mason, arrcatel Tor drunk
0nness, was dismissed.
Elden Hagany once more stood with \
Che dock, but was remanded to max,
arrangements 10 send him to the alm.
house.
James Boulden, colored, was arraigned
TO answer tbs charge OF keeping a dis
orderly house at Lafayette aud Wash
anRton stree;s, but the proof not being
Sufficient to convict the case was dis
missed.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-19
The Crime calendar.

A thief entered the apartments Of een-
ator Ingalls, at the Elsmere, In Wash-
ington, d. c., on Saturday, durIn9 III q
temporary absence OF the family, and
secured jewelry belonging TO the Sena-
tors daughter, Ethel, valued at several
hundred dollars
w. D. Nelson, psrdoned In 1888 BY
President Cleveland for living In poly
gamy. has been convicted In salt Lake
City, Utah, Of the same ofiense and sen.
fenced to six months imprisonment and
to pay hns OF $500, the iull extent oi
the law.
Thomas Moore, aged 8 years, died on
Saturday, In Philadelphia, II 10 alleged,
from the effects of q beating received, In
January last, at the hands of James A.
Warhurst. The latter was arrested and
committed to await the action OF the
coroner.
At the poor farm In Stephenson
county, Illinois, on Saturday, Jacob 8.
ReisInger, Superintendent, was killed
with an axe by an insane man named
William Wilhelm.
George Douglass, colored, has been ar
rested in Baltimore for the murder Of
Ellen Strande, at Furnace Hill, near
Mid iletown, Pa, on January 25th last.
Frank Perkins Killed Joseph Butcher
with a club. at Cleveland, Ohio. on Sat-
urdsy night. They qusrrelled over o
mortgage on some property.
Henry Miller, alias Jack Davis, of
Philadelphia, was arrested in Washing
ten, ID. e., OH Saturday, on u charge of
picking pockets.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-19


Services at Haven NJ. T.. Chapel. West
Third ftreet, OF which Kew. Ja,nes H.
Scott IS pastor, were peculiarly Interest,"
ing. THe morning class, conducted by
Brother Isaac +. Carty, WAS hlIhiy
spiritual and Instructive. AT 1890 a.
m, Rev. &. ii. Washington, pastor oil
Mt. Joy NJ. 4. Church, south Wilml-S
to1 conducted the service. and preIch
az eloquent aud Impressive sergop fir, m
Exodus, Sith chapter ana end verse,
sand be ready III 1eiaaorning aud come
mp In the morning unto Mount Sinai,
and presen. tbyseif there to me In the
top OF the mount" Tie singing By the
choir OF Mt. J y NJ. Il. Church was
pleasing and Inspiring. The collection
amounted TO $50 50, % Of which was
contributed by our visiting friends from
South Wilmington.
81. IN, the church was filed to over
fowlug to hear DIR. j. II. niddick and
the Ezion choir. The doctor, iu his
usual skilliul manner, took charge OF
Affairs and preached to the great delight
and edification of all from Mark, 4Jh
chapter and 35th verse, LET us pass
over unto the other side" The singing
by the choir was, as expected, grand.
The collection amounted to s3i 10, :l2 Oi
which was given by visiting friends iron
EEion M. f. ChnrcA. At p. M, th,
pastor conductsd the services and preach,
cd from Philippians, 3rd chapter aud
1Sth verse. "But this ons thing do. -
The col!sclion amounted TO S20.96 Total
Tor the DAY, S32.60, contributed as fol-
lows: Class No. l, 1, r, Carly. leader,
sle.S2; Class No. 2, pastor, leader S2l 6j
Class No. 8, Ellis Jefferson, leader,
Gl.G9; public collection, sl9.7G.
j. Ii. s.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-19
New Station.

A now an1 beautiful station house has
been completed at Guyencourt, formerly
well known as centre station, and e new
post oillce OF tho same name has been
established there. l.. w. Jordan, an
enterprisinR young man has been
appointed station agent and postmaster.
In MIR. Jordan the farmers aud other
citizens In that community will hnd an
obliging public servant Having an eye
to the beautiful he Is engaged In setting
out flowers and he In determined as far
as he 10 able to make everything look
attractive. Mr.. Jordan also Intends to
engage in the sale Of agricultural mpe-
men,s, phOsphates, seed, etc. Guyen-
court Is ten miles IRON Wilmington. A
single fare IRON or to Wilmington Ia u
cents and 80 for excursion ticket.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-19
DIED.

SHAw-on tho 18th OF May, is9O, Eliza
beth Virginia, wife of james q. Srnw
OF New Castle, Del.
Scrvio IS at Inmnnuel +. II. Church
New Castle. Del. Tomorrow truesduyl
afternoon at 4 o'clock. Friends of th,
family are invited without further no
tice.
GlLLESPIE--On the 18th oi May, 1890
Annie, daughter of Alexander II. ant
Sarah Gillespie. aged Is years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully
invited to attend her funeral from thu
residence other parents, No. SGT Churci
street, on Wednesday morning ut min,
O'Clock. High mass NJ ST. Mary Chutui,
Intcrment at New Cathedral Cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-19
Dedication Of n Church.

The new Methodist Episcopal Church
st Chesapeake City was dedicated On
Sunday morning by Bishop G. d. Foss.
OF Philadelphia, who preached an abs
sermon. Rev. jonathan 8. Willis, oi
Milford, Delaware, preached In the
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock, aud Rev. J. q.
Peck. ID. d., preached at night. Tho
services were largely attended, and =
large sum was raised toward paying for
the church. 1t cost about 10000, most
Of which has been paid. Leading clergy.
men will preach iu the edl6ce each u!gh'
this week.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-19
Arrent of n Z. Nj.

John Black, who month or two ago
was appointed postmaster Of Cecffa,.
Cecil County, Nd, 10 charged with
shooting At Jno. Price, . young farmer
OF the neighborhood, on Saturday night
1t 10 etated that two shots were hred, but
neither took effect. Price came to Elk.
ton to-day. and. after consulting with
States Attorney WIN. s. Evans, had !.
warrant issued for the arrest OF Post
master Black on . charge OF assault with
intent to murder. A hearing will proba'
bly, be held tomorrow before Justice A.
j, Scott, who Issued the warrant.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-19
A Church Meeting Called,

AT the close OF the regular services at
Hanover Presbyterian Church yesterday
forenoon . financial statement WAS read
of the condition of the church, also
showing and proposing various needed
Improvements ard alterations. After the
reading OF the statement the members VI
the church were all requested to meet 10
the church next Wednesday evening 70
take action on tho proposals made.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-19
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Christian EEdeavor Entertainments.

Tho Christisn Eudenvor Society OF the
Central Presby terian Church will give
literary entertainment in that church
cornet duttt, Miss Anna and Mr.. Alley
View horter, recitation, skeleton ID
Arms," Benjamin Is. Smith; vocal solos
M,ss Virginia Conner; readings by r.
W. Harold; plano solo, Mas w. Brad
ield; society paper read by Editor Ed
ward Walter, aud assistant, Mr.. Hard
castle; vocal solo, J. r. King, secretary
OF the Y. NJ. q. A.; reading by Miss
Hattie Smith; plano and violin solo, this
Messrs. Lloyd.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-19
A Narrow sscane-

Last Saturday afternoon, a horse
belonging TO Samuel d. Forbes, OF No.
300 West street, that was being driven
along Eighth street by Mrs. Maria G.
Hartman, became frightened at an
6lsctric car. In attempting to turn
around it caused the carriage to collide
With the car, breaking the vehicle badly.
Mrs. Hartman made narrow escape
from being seriously injured by jumping
cut,
Daily Republican., 1890-05-19
Without u Pastor.

Rrv. w. II. Hendrickson preached In
the M. L. Church at Elan, Pa. on sun
day morning. Thus lar this church has
bean without pastor since Conference,
and the members are at a loss to under.
stand why the presiding elder of that
district should have been so neelectiul
OF his duties rs rot 70 have seenroi a
pastor Tor them, ss the flock Ia being
scattered aud permanent loss to the
church NAV result.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-19
Members Meeting,

All the members of the A. NJ. T..
Zion Church, Ninth and Walnut streets,
are requested to meet this evening, to
express their wishes iu regard to their
pastor, TO the conference which meets In
Baltimore, corner Of Warren aud Cross
streets, on Wednesday morning, at II
o'cicck. At the Loveieast meeting on
Tuesday evening tse pastor, Rev. Mr.
Tilman, will shake hands and bid good.
silver donation will be made Tor bill
benefit.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-19
ID EGlSTER's ORDER,
h REGISTERS OFFICE,
New Castle Co. Del. Nav 10 ispo


Upon the application of George Nc Dou-
Eall, executor Of Watson McDouRall, late OF
deceased, y Is ordered and directed by tie
hekister. that the eIecut or Aforesaid give
notice OF granting of letters testamenIary
upon the estate of the deceased, with the date
oi granting thereof, by causing advertise.
Meh,s 10 pe posted within forty days from
Inc GATE Of such letters, In six OF tile most
pa aDiic places oil the county of New Castle,
requiring all persons having demands against
ihe ettats TO presentthn same or abide by an
Act OF Assembly In such case made and nro-
vided: and also cause the same 10 be- inseptsd
within the same period IN the Daily Repubii-
can, newspaper published In Wilminpton.
pei, ana TO be continued therein three weeks
III Given under tile hand and seal of of
3. q, hce Of the Register aforesaid, at Viii
= minxton, In New Castle County
aforesaid, the day AID year above written.
a, otice.-Aii persoI having claims against
the estate oil the deceased must present ths
same, duly attested 10 the executor. on or hs :
Tore May 10Th. 1881. or abide the Act OF ssem.
bly IN such case made and proviu ed,
.GsOk0E McDOuGALL, Executor.
Address, stanton, Del. S-ll-Sw.eod
Daily Republican., 1890-05-19
RenI Estnte rnrclInssL.

The property oil {. S. aud A. NcClees,
At the eoathw est conner OF Eighth aud
King Streets, and that of Dr. Willard
Springer, adjoining, has been purchased
by the Catholic Hall Company, who in
tend erecting handsome ball on the
site. 1hese properties are Sc feet front
on King street ard L 0 on Eighth street
and 1t Is supp sud the price paid wa,
~ quo. Possession vii! be gwen January
i, 1891, aud work will be commenced a
soon alter wards as pUssibe.