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New-York tribune., 1891-10-13

State bonds were saved from blank day by a
sale of one North Carolina consolidated per cent
bond at 9s l-2. The only sale OF city paik s5oSHS
was twenty shares Of Fourth National at ~ %.
The quiet in the stock market was renected III
the small dealings in general bonds Inc cIahses
in speculative issues were generaiy small alu
10 extreme depression was noted. Atchison in
comes fell - per cent to 63 Ia ana SllnIlar
loss in Kansas and Texas SECONDS DIJu5nV ,o.e ene
down Ia to 81 3-4 and Texas and Pacific seconds
fell IS per cent TO 81 5-S. On the other hand,
Hooking Valley IS gained the fraction at 8 81 S-4
anG Nickel Plate As rose 1-2 per cent 10 % 1-2
G. Touis and Southwestern seconds advanced
ner cent to so 7-s and Chesapeake and Ohio K.
K A first consols were l-2 per cent better at 81.
Reference is made TO our full report of bond sales
Money on call was in ample supply: Inc eA-
tr.me range Of quotations was and per cent.
but the greater part OF the DusiheSs was done aU
i' The Clearing House statement was follows:
Exchanges, SS3 ,922,77s; balances, S4,5l !, ,92O;
The sub-TreasuTy was debtor to the Caeaflns eilas
uonae S6O6l3O The net gain on balance since
Friday was 81 $4,000. made up by gam oI OF
SI775.754 in coin, less loss of S24I ,9o3 IA
Currency The two days operations lhcl9deu ac5 "a
Receipts. S9,3O7,662 payments, $'aa2,g6S Ie-
snltinr in general balance OF Slls,7lloeo, con
sisting Of Sill, ,s36, 900 coin and SO,s4o'l6 cur
rency. .,od Eoo ooo opnces of
,I1ar at nrices ranging from 97.40 70 $3.50 cents
an ounce The offerings amounted 10 Ss''osV
ounces but the prices were wltnheie' ,v.sbir,+on
The United States Treasury OF washington soa
-.c.ved to-day S246,6 ,666 National bank notes Tor
Tbs cnstos receipts were the internal
revenue receipts S9OO,Voo' anu "H0
receipts $49,06s. ,.- ..o-o,,ort NJ osh
an band and deposits in bank compares WIN inc
SSures Of the last previous statement as follows
.S ;1s 1P COS sls9 9i 55 Z $50 Inc D7;ts9is4
Sss sSld ss on on ID Yoi5i S53 9os5,s7o Dec Sloos
Sc. lega'enaefs ssas oos7sss 7I1ssO7 Inc. 421oes
Actual cash In the
Treasury Yeult
over 112 e57 $40 O5s ss7 Inc. s64S & 5so
Deposits in bank I"'o'o'O - L -.
Net cash bal slO2 OO5,o7o slS2 so5l4o Inc. SgSa,O
The foreign exchange market was excesslveiS
dri Amended are the final quotations for ac'uai
business Bankers bills, 81 so and - oSa%4 90
for long and short sterling respectively, Iemod and
francs 525 SIS and 5.23 l-s relchmhrKs' % anu
81 Is. -, ,.-a UNCHANGED at
GA IaIe foT both money and the account; Ia
the onen market money was firm at : ',oa9 Pet,
cent Tor discounts and ga per cent lot g1nAeS Jan rs
balances Bar silver was ilrm al ~ 10 iit hou IA o.,
ounce. American 5allwaE Ecb s1,s ner cents closed
az S572 i-2, after sales at g5;s9' EAcnAhSe ."
London was quoted at 2o2s IL
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO SOUTHWESTERN.
1850, 1890 lssli ssi
FGz1;; Ss s.ss { Eif; s Oct .ss sIS 90 ,sssi75 si5s
BuFBALo ROCHESTER, AND PIIIsbUh'' ~.
Fun S%1:5 s,:s e Tils;; m o@s sssssis & ~ s;; So
cHEsAPEAKE AND OHIO o-o
Ss%s 5 : $;; ,s:: ss: !i5B sB J55s 5afi3
CHICAGO AND WESTERN MICHIGAN ,,s
Number Of miles...-. AIS Na
New-York tribune., 1891-10-13
Gonntrn BOaro,


a FEW ADULTS can be accommodated with 1rsteia5s
II oar in delightful in the country hour and bali
from CITY Hall all the comforts OF al elegant home With
On, the are OF housekeeping. particulars and
.ncas address AVONMORE Box ., Tribune oaice.
New-York tribune., 1891-10-13
Gopariucrship Noticrs.

TUIS is TO CERTIFY THAT HENRY o.
L HAVEMEYh.R. VINO resdcs 81 Greenwich n the Stase
OF Connecticut, special partner and Richard H WILL
ans ana Sarnnel T. PeJprx each X whom reside In ne
CITY of Sew-York, A. general partnTs have formed .
r,rtnsr-hD the Sretntss ~ the state
- Sevy ork under tho firm name OF Williams & Peters
n trasart tho business dealing IN coal their own
account and commission ,, -.
Ths said Henry o. Haveneyer "a snNela partner %
stock or the paTtn y
the sum of one hundred and 1y thousand dollars (sl5o-
COO. - ,..... ..h 100,
and - terminate October 5th, 1884.
~i- nst.S 0ctober 9TH 1891. r ". WILLIAMS,
~ SAMUEL T. PETERS.
H. O. HAVEMFYER.
New-York tribune., 1891-10-13
l1ubIir Notitrs,
'FOF land BY THE limited STATES,

6 ALE OF LAND BY THE UNITED STATES,
= ~ PITTSBU RGH. PA.-Be 1t enacted BY the
senate HOuse OF q ae Ce.ed State:
War be- and hereby authorized and directed 70 sell ad
ronvey 70 the purchaser purchaser All the right o
- tess OF the Cnitad States In and 70 all that certain
rcl OF ground belonging 20 he Unte States situata 10
ne city PEsburgh Pennsylyania at The norh-sss sos;
No. Of and Garrison Alley, In he Fcartb Ware
sad eisy fronting hundred Zee. o. &c west side o.
ssnn ave and extending north wardy Fone the west line
Of Garrison Alley preserving the same sdth 70 owwaef
plbc ea.ements exist thereon ard thersoyer Depot
haaTtermastefs once, Washington, d. c. September 20;
II the provisions oI te aeoyequo.ed act 2,
ongess approved May 21 1890 ard by diectoa OF tbe
seeretary OF War win Offer az sal: a. public suStion on
azv H.. 18th day "a October, 1891 N III o'clock m ier
ask the prpperty described IN sad together with sueh
thereon belong b the United states SUB
e 10 the conditions forth In said act aud sues also
N tha terms named IN the printed CIRCULAR
of this date comics which viii ~ furnished on Sppra-
tsn 10 he unders gnfd the Acting snatant sref
s,astsr az Alegh-ny Arsenal whore also plat OF NE
ground can be seen The right is reserved 70 REJECT say
az s bas ~ n accept any bd or BIDS subject " ne
Conditions prescribed in the circular referred TO- ana 70
~orro deposit per OF the pnrrnase money
time of written notification OF acceptance OF 0d
paVent Of m ~ the purchase money must e
rde rcn delivery executed deed deeds Tor the
rerty pirchassd the property may be rsod WITHOUT
hrhsr notice the risk and cost ef TIE deisuiing prr
chassr. The cost OF all eonveyaneng VII be borne ny
the purchaser. q. H. DANDY. Deputy Goartlr1n&s.eS
cansrAl. q. 8. Army.
New-York tribune., 1891-10-13
Oceau 5tedmer5.

Ocean 5tsamers.
n HARLESTON, S. c., the South & Southwest
OJACKs0NyILLE AND AND All ,p FLoIi4pAN FL6ip POINTS
from TIE he, g5YRE ~ 2 sThSMRs.r 10. ::
,ns sf Is
YfMAssf Creoa aud JaeGs0a AOn 1ss 10
sasl'AA'' sent WIZ d.' ?: CLYDE Co. General Agents
r. g. rara aenl Ast C. s iiSg' fT. Line st1 Rroaev.y:
NEW-YORK & CUBA Mail Steamship Co.
g:sSss;. :sSss; at 1sssns m
4. Sa anao saSsS and
sY oS HsTaSs
CITY OF ALEXANDRIA. Hayara and MaSsasas ~. .,
YgCATAN Hays0e and MSAeaD ssasas oct "a
CIENFU Eos Nassau 1uaH"a1aho' Tssgrs Oct -
S Sasa as lne Sss dst hIogss
ett eSasl a. f. " Co. Ltd and the Monterey and Mexican
h 1E%hs 2 ''St WHES q eS 1gD igD%S
pACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP C0MPSANYs
tESTEHE tSt' AN9 5G os16UTT M it1 xSG MEXICO
cH tcP SAN Si1Sfs Faassso pSs he tSs'
CIiYi OF FARA sails TUESDAY, October 2o. noon
From fs5 ok FrnRfsfSs T4PsS AS5 II 5nd CHM '
a:. Ds'ssss as ss p sna 81 iR
company IL j. BUELAY, General superin tendent.
DED STAR LINE n,s
IA FOR ANTWERP AND PARIS,
Sailing for New-YorK and Antwerp wcehlv
FRIESIAND.-.-.. WetnO-day, October IA so D. m.
WAESLAND Wednesd1y. october 2I a. m
Sos and upward second Cabin, s35 Excursion $40 70
TETEl: W RIGHT Sons GenI Agts. Bowling Green
DED ID" LINE OF STEAMSHIPS,
Ii FOR IAGEd56KSSA1 d6S 1EP E6t@f!SR t@fiSSeAIno eIfndo0 ''NN'
Pier 80 East River =.
SSss: S: SSAAES4h2z SSAShzn fIi Day ossSstr
ss DELPHIA Saturday, November I, go p m
STEAMSHIPS specially oriIt Tor tno taoe
have very superior accommodations for passengers
7-o,,-,s,s, ,oants General Managers, II Wali-st
THos COOK 8 SON. -61 Broadway.
CAVANNAH FAST FREIGHT AND PAS
y sENGER LINE-Four steamers weekly from New
Pier S5, y r., fGet q swirgs@ Monday oc, 10 1891
TAJLAHA e..
S. KANSAS CITY WEDNESDAY Get - IS, IsS,'
6 ENc66CHEE Saturday, octeber II 1891.
Conneng with Central RsirCad Of Georgia and Sayan-
nah FIoris and Western Railway f9r AL POINTS n
GFOPGIA. FLORIDA. SOUTH CAIOLlNA,, AJ-AbyAAM;.N IN. =
and Lou IsIANA Uhsurpessed eccommodauens' Flr'S
cisss table d'hote Tor freig; ard passsgs aRpy 20
J. D. HASHAGENL w n. nm .tt ~. vTt. 49,
r-as' "a ga fIsi,cead1Ssy ' Sl7 Broadway.
W WITTTr A gent Ocean Steamship Co,
H. L. WA" New Pier 35 North River.
New-York tribune., 1891-10-13
finanriaI Hleetlnss.
OGice Of
The Columbus, Hooking Valley und
Toledo Railway Company.
Columbus, Ohio 10th october. 1891.


To the Stoekholders oJ the Columbus.
Hoeking Vall,y and Toledo Rqtcdy Company;
At meeting OF Board Of Directors Of this company
held oct s 1891 "a majority being present. resolution OF
which copy simultaneously sent 70 etch stockhoder
were unanimously Gdoptcc.
rqo Boarl Of Directors Of the CoLUSfBUs HOOKING
VALLEY AND TOLEDO RAILWAY COMPANY, and a
majority Of such Directors hereby call meeting Of he
stocknoders OF said company, % be held ~ H4e
office OF the company, Columbus. Ohio, on IhuIs- rs
day Nov T. 1891 at u O'clock noon, 70 pass upon VI
question not the Ifcrent espt stoch o saI
shall be ncFea sed In me sum OF tJJOVVO ~ az
s ~ the uesent captal stock % 900 h2rs Of preferred
stock ot tie par OF 500 zach such additional amount
az stock being REQUIRED opnlon Oi the diFctos suh
preferred stock 70 entitled IN each year y receive non
cumulative dividends the rate OF. but ncb n 4J sa
eeedng per cent per annum payae.e ss W. w. i ssI
agency Of the company, IA tie city OF New ORA sen.
s1nuaIv out OF aT net profits then exiting before any
dydeDd for such year sal be declared or aa on aoun
G the uuprefered stock company r>serVng Le Islt
reGeern and retire such preferred sboe4 AZ a ~
ar the expiration Of three years irom the cAe 0i 'Su
thereof. - ,.-.t.. .ho ..oe, hooss will
closa Oct % fS9l and open Nov. ID, 1891
Rv order Of the BOard Of Directors
- T. WAITE. President
New-York tribune., 1891-10-13

nluslca! 9nsirumsnls.
n ASSORTMENT Of second. hand grand upright and
q souare panos Of our own make In perfect condition
and fully warranted also number Of secondhand pianos
Of other prominent makers very low prices. -
- ~ WM. KNARE CO..
Ia8 5th-ave.. near 20th-st.. New-York
New-York tribune., 1891-10-13
agents uGuteo.

wv ANTED.-A reliable gentleman or lady IN every city
~ and town. having vide acquaintance especsly hong
Church Concentrations ard Res sous or42nizatlone Can
earn from SIS 0O 100 weekly Address giving rel
RK0pIX PUBLISHING CO. washington. D. c.
New-York tribune., 1891-10-13

ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD CO.-ih ne AZ;
Annusi Neotinr OF stockholders the Illinois Ceitr
Railroad Co for the election Of Directors and
Of oher business VIII be he'd at tbs ONCE o. ts cOu!
in tie city OF Chicago. State Of Illinois on euhes04J'
October IL 1891, u o'clock, noon: -. e.,.-
ALEXANDER &. HAChSIAfF, SoCre"Sr'
Ns.v-Vork October 1 1891.
New-York tribune., 1891-10-13

rV1HF ANNUAL MEETING Of the stockhold-
/ ers az the Carbonate Hill Mining Oonpsly ior ne
election OF directors ensuing year ana iof 7 con-
business al may pePoTIl
before the meeting win Be held at No % FstS m eay Of
Novernber 1891, a. I o'clock ia the alI',Inoon
(Dct0hsr G. 1891 ALFRED klMBhh, SecfruAIy.
New-York tribune., 1891-10-13
WHITE STAR LINE.

WHITE STAR LINE
Ga-nanie Oct IL II a. N. Cernonic. Nov. u, 10 a. m
sTssnfone Oct s1s 80 a m. 'Teutonic. Nov. IS M
psttannfc Net % 10 a M Rrannle Nov. % 8 80 . N.
sNatc.tie - Nov. l. a. Majestic Der. = 3 30 o. M
From White Star Dock. foot Of West 1oth-st.
.Secoud cabin on these Saloon rates, 800
VnSesd scro-dinq 20 steamer and location OF berth
secont Csbn SIS and 80 Excursion tickets on ss95'
ohio ts~ns. STORAGE from the Old Country ogO
Companv,s once No. 90 Broadway, Ney.Yohk Phia-
deIp6i9 OGlce 400 Wanut-st u Ma!tlanu hers-5 Ae--
a NCu0P line T.. S. Mail Steamships
From pier "a " r.. faos Of West eithst
Fsrnsssa Fs9l0Df oct q Ans5oro sd S:y I .s e.
70, books OF tours further information. apply To-
uENDFRSON BROTHERS. powltn1 Grce1. = V
New-York tribune., 1891-10-13
T0CKs.

SALES AT THE CONSOLIDATED srocK Arn DE
TRoLEUM ExCHAgeE.
gTOCKc
New-York tribune., 1891-10-13
Orcau 5lcamers.

~ OMpAGNIE GENERALE Transatlantique
~ FRENCH LINE TO HAVRE EVERY SATURDAY
Ia CHAMPAGNE, Boy Sat- oct: q > a N.
Ia GASCOGNE, Santcll Ott 5li p
A. FORGET General AGENT 70 BowlnZ Green.
New-York tribune., 1891-10-13
Che durt.

DACING EVERY DAY,
III NEw.YORk JOCKEY CLUE.
LAST THREE DAYS.
RACES BEGIN AT . r. NJ
MORRIS PARK JEROME PARK.
Oct. Is. 13
Take adave. e.ssated rail- Take E-iorx aad Hxp
way 70 Willisaye. station lem Railway tfsias fror
Harlem whence special tsFand Central Depot. t3dsk
eonnect direct track thae. direct 70 trsek
FIELD FREE FIELD FREE.
JEROME PARK RACES
~ special days leave Gra1d Centz31
etatioh. wa New.York Ccatra and Hudson River Rait
Patd u ~, IL 80 .20 Is Pss0r-ear txetA
:0S y W. Isrt1rnlne stop 81 f35h-se. t><s
eursoa teksts 40 cents, ss corp>nys ocs- NsN-feeA
Brooklyn and station.
New-York tribune., 1891-10-13

APAN-CHINA.
OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL.
Steamers leave San Francisco a. follows:
OCEANIC. Tuesday, November 3, D. m
GAELIC. .ThursS9y, November 20, y. m
HF-IGiO ........... . Saturday. December 10. D. m
sJperbly appolnted-Sup@r1or Accommodations
made by ,eter or telegraph 70 ano
cabin faas 2S7 aud 3i3 Broadway, Sew-forH or
Eoom "a Eallroad Building, San Franeisco ,,.
- H LELAND STANFORD. President
T. H. GOODMAN, General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1891-10-13
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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-07-10

The remains of tho Rev. George J.
Porter, who died In Newark last Tues
day night, were inferred at the Head
OF Christlana cemetery to-day. Mr..
Porter was a native OF Ireland, and
was about IS years OF age. He came
to this country with his parents when
quite young, and located in South Car
olina. Deciding to enter the ministry
he attended Davidson College In North
Carolina. and graduated from Lafay-
ette College, Pa, in 1860. On the
breaking out of tho Rebellion he be-
came chaplain OF the Sixth North Caro-
lima Regiment, and served until the
close of tho war. He then completed
his studies. and afterwards became
pastor Of the Presbyterian Church in
Akin. 8. Q.
In 1872, he became pastor OF the
Presbyterian Church in Newark, and
labored hard to promote the interests
of his congregation. A few years age
he resigned on account of his health
but has since preached occasionally In
different places. He leaves q widow
and three children as we'll as a large
circle of friends to mourn his early
decease.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-07-10

Laura G., daughter OF Thomas M.
and Helen d. Beach, was born In Wins
low, Camden County, N. j., Feb. 10,
1874. Whom 8 years OF age she remov-
ed with her parents to Brldgeton, Nj,
and even at that early age, exhibited
very rare musical taste; wherever she
went where there was a piano or
first gently, and, then with little
more confidence, she soon learned by
this sense OF hearing, TO perform,
some extremely difficult airs.
While visiting her cozy home, in the
| picturesque city OF Brldgeton, in the
winter of 1873, her mother turning to
me, said would you like to hear
daughter play" / answered afflrma-
lively and was surprised and pleased
beyond expression, when she stood up
before the organ (being too small to
reach the peiidal from chair) and per
formed SO accurately by listening to
some one sing; she would catch q
march or waltz on hearing it played a
few times, and then repeat both with
out mistake; 1t was 80 delightful to
watch her little tapered fingers move
sorapldly and gracefully over the in
lstrument.
When six years Of age she received
one quarter musical instructions, and
then commenced teaching herself, she
soon learned to read with great preei-
sion the most difficult musical compo-
sitions. In May, 1890, her services as
, Baleslady and performer were secured
! by Hurting, Fleming Il Co, for their
extensive salesroom, 1929 Chestnut
, street. Since then her success has
: been rapid and marked; she Is destined
, to become concert performer Of the
highest stamD having croditablY lied
: engagements at West Chester, Bridge.
, ton, Reading and other cities. Her
: services were sought and secured as
organist in a Presbyterian church al
Chestnut Hill, which position she row
fills with much satisfaction and ability.
will here give an extract from the
Music Trades" periodical published
in New York, concerning her, a Phila
i delphia correspondent says: she is al
. accomplished reader. playing at sight
r tho most difficult music. At my re
4 quest she played several compositions
!. among them Wollenhaupts Valse
|. Heroique, Tempest's Nalse Brllliantt
y and Scharwenka'5 Polish Dances. Al
a were played from memory without al
error that could detect, and with {
technique strong, clear and brilliant
and an Interpretation amounting to pc
sitiye inspiration"
. She is petite in form, modest and in
telligent, possesses musical talents o
r a very superior order, which IL care
II fully cultivated, will qualify her, at II,
distant period, to rank among tn
. most celebrated American pianists Ii
l. the spring of 1891, her family removed
= to this city, where she is now passin:
! her vacation. JENNIE L. MAaEE.
Wilmington. Del.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-07-10

The funeral of James Mitchell, the
builder and contractor. who died sud-
denly last Monday, took place yes
terday afternoon from his late resi-
dence No. 1905 Washington street,
and was largely attended. The SER
vices were conducted at the house by
the Rev. Louis L. Barrett and Jabez
Hodson.
The pall-bearers were: Thomas Cart
NELL, John Davis, Lewis II. Springer,
Washington Lodge, A. II. A. NJ, at
tended the obsequies. Jnterment was
made at Wilmington and Brandywine
Cemetery.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-07-10

A system which chronic indigestion
has depleted and rendered nervous and
feeble, is indeed a very fragile struc-
ture, tenement fast toppling Into ir-
retrievRble decay. Excessive irritable
ity of temper, abnormal and causeless
anxiety, hypochondria, hysteria and
sleeplessness- arc some of the
manifestations Of nervousness. That
grand invigorating nervine, Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters tranquilizes by
strengthening the nerves, accomplish
ing the double result through the
medium Of renewed digestion and as
similation. No tonic in existence ex-
hibits such thoroughness, produces
subsequently, appreciable effects as the
guard against malaria and dangerous
kidney trouble, and remedies com
pletely liver and bowel inactivity and
disorder. Nervous invalids should not
fail to fortify their systems with this
benign protective, which we'll merits O
persistent trial.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-07-10


The Levy Court commenced n half
days session at 2 o'clock yesterday
afternoon, and not being ready to take
action on Sheriff Simmons'request for
increased allowances for feeding pris-
oners, postponed 1t until Tuesday
next.
Recorder of Deeds james F. Shall
cross bill for BIOS was allowed and
ordered paid.
Tie committee on the renting of
buildings for holding tho last general
election and tho election for consti-
tulional convention made tho follow
ing report, and the bills were allowed:
Charles Nj. lloyd, Odessa; Armstrong
Il Sparks, Middletown James l.. Dick
erson, Townsend; William u. Curtin
der, Christiana; James A. Wilson, New
Castle; William knight, Claymont; Ed
ward Milne, Delaware City; school
commissioners District No. Z, West
Brandywine hundred; Company H N.
U. D., New Castle; Victor Sterling,
Henry Clay.
David johnson. CentrevIlle; School
districts Nos. u and 81 South Christi
ana hundred; Philip Il. Shea, Election
district No. q, Wilmington; Charles L.
Smith, District No, s, Wilmington;
Amelia s. Ware, st. Georges; Mrs. VII.
liam Mckinney, District No. Is, Will
mlngton; w. a. Coke, District No. "a,
Wilmington n. b. Hill, District No. 22,
Wllmington; Frank Boehm, District
No 2, Wilmington Levi R.ddell, Dis
| trict No II, Wilmington; John Savers,
District No. II, Wilmington, each @lO;
and William Il. biinick, Mermaid Sl5.
Two bills amounting respectively to
81, 81 and sl02, Il were allowed to tile
| Wilmington Coal Gas Company, and
warrants were drawn for the amount
The jail commissioners reported tho
| following bills, which were allowed:
Il. Challenger, Sl52.55; Plat d Elkin-
ton, Sg7.g0; Rotert Shaw, 92l7u; A.
NJ. liizar, sl4.g5; John Fleming, s2a.50;
lalley and Lewis, So; Hansey x Wler,
so: John Thompson, 1884.
Mr.. Jolls moved and the motion pro-
vailed to take recess OF half an hour
TO go TO Edward G. Bradford's Office
10 hear him reply To tho injunction re-
stlainlng tho court from placing the
names of 1890 persons Illegally re.
turned as del:nquent5 upon tile tax
| duplicates. Mr. dolls thought II would
hardly 10 proper for Mr. Bradford to
como Into court and read his reply
publicly before presenting it to the
Chancellor.
The Democratic members OF the
Court were asked TO go along to Mir.
liradIord's Office, but they declined to
do 50.
After the return OF the Republican
members, they went before Charles II.
AlGMhorter, clerk OF tho Court II
Chancery, una each took an affidavit
that the answer embodied their ideas
In rcgard TO the case. After the mem
bers returned to their rooms. the Cour
adjourned until 10 O'Clock Oh Tuesda,
next.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-07-10
ON SATURDAY.
THE 25TH DAY OF JULY. 1891,
At . o'clock. p. m,


The following described real estate. viz:
All those two certain lots or pieces of
land with three-story brick hotel and
other buildings thereon erected situate in
the city OF Wilmington.
No. /. BEGINNING ut the corner formed
by the intersection of the westerly side of
Harrison street with the northcrly side OF
Front street thence northerly along said
westerly side Of Harrison street 80 feet to
the southerly side of an alley three feet
wide thence westerly along said side OF
said alley and parallel with Front street
- feet to corner. thence toutnerly and
parallel with Harrison street through
the middle Of the division wall between
the housc on this lot and the house nd
Joining on the west 50 feet TO the said nor
therly side Of Front street and thence
thcrcb easterly 20 feet to tho place of be-
ginning. be the contents thereo. what
they may, with use of alley.
No. :. beginning at point on the west
erly side OF Harrison street at the distance
of 30 feet from the southerly side of
Pleasant street, thence westerly parallel
with Pleasant street So feet TO a point
then noriherly parallel with Harrison
street 80 feet to the southerly side of
Pleasant street and thence thereby easter.
ly s. Get to the said easterly side of Har-
rison street. and thence thereby southerly
| 30 feet to the place of beginning, be the
contents thereof what they may.
Seized aud taken In execution as the
property OF Michael J. Shurkey aud Han
nah q. Sharkey and TO lie sold by
WILLIAM Sim MONS, Sheriff.
sherih's oniee, Wilmington. july
jyi0