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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-25


Our time is drawing to an end. Come
early and avoid the rush at our great
slaughter sale of ladies' and children's
cuats.
Look! look at our prices now.
% ladies' long ncwmarket5 In all
oolors. -.-m
s1.2S, cost to manufacture $l5.
30 ladie5'long Newmarkets with deep
military capes in all styles and eolor5,
TO go at $500. sold elsewhere at SlS.
20 ladlea' short stockinet coats, hand
soInely mado, to go at oSc.. actual
cost 10 make IS.
% more Of those handsome hair
capes, all satin-lined, high shoulders,
and large storm collars, 10 go at Sl.g0
each, worth $40.
Is ladies' black beaver coats with
handsome fur collars and ornaments
to go at S2.S7, sold in other stores at
Sl2 and sl5 each.
10 cllllron's coats left, in all sizes
md styles, to so at Sl.25, worth IS and
$40 each.
Is ladies' sample ready-madc suits in
the latest shades, handsomely made
and trimmed. tn 20 Mt -. GS, guaranteed
to he worth SO each.
lot OF ladies' short coats some plain
| and others fur-trinmel; we will put
the lot together and sell them Tor 81. iS
each.
| % pairs of fine laco curtains all i'm
! ported samples 80 cents cost tho man
! ufacturer $500.
| 10 pairs OF much finer Lnce Curtains
| Zoe. cost To manufacture s..
! % pairs OF fine silk Velour Curtains
, sl.OO, cost the importer $500.
| p much higher cost Silk Curtains
$3.50, cost Importer $1,000.
| 800 yards of Lancaster Bingham left
/ to 90 at Sc a yard.
45o yards OF muslin to go at Sc per
yard.
IS mems white shirts, all linen bosom
and cuffs, best wash muslin to go at
50 and 40 cents each, were 81. 81 and
1900.
100 yards of Shooting muslin in
| white and unbleachod, az yards wide
TO go at Is cents yard. sold elsewhere
at % and 30 cents yard.
80 pair Of ladies cor5ets left, all lead
ing makes. to go at 25cts. a pair.
Do not fail to call at this gren
sale as our time is nearing an END
The store will be opon from a
III. to 8 p. m.
Remember the number, 20l Mark oil
street. Wilmington. Del.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-25

Inc following cases wore disposed
OF before Judge Rail- this morning.
James McCloskey. drunk, 81 and
costs.
Jessie Jones and James Reed, color.
ed, for dlsorderly conduct. Jones was
fined S. and Reed 90 and costs.
Harry NJ. Clay and Edward Barwlok,
for trespassing on the property OF A.
n j. Lang ut the corner of Fifth and
French streets.
These boys had been discharged only
last week for the same offence Mr..
Lang refusing TO prosecute them oW-
ing to their youth. They will be sent
to the Ferris Reform School.
Lewis l.. Pritchard, charged with col
Letting money and not turning it over
to mis- employer, Geo. ID. Kelley Il Co,
OF Philadelphia, representing that
house in this city, on West Second
street. Mr.. w. L. Lyman represented
Pritchnrd.
William Horsk. manager of the col
Letting department, testified that he
employed Pritchard, having adsertis-
ell for man to take charge of their
business in this city. He was to re.
celve $40 week and per cent on his
sales. Pritchard commended that he
oily kept out of the money that he re-
ceived what was due him, on account
OF salary and commissions.
Numerous witnesses were examined
to show that l1itchurd had collected
money, and failed TO account for it.
Frltchard was held for court.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-25


The first meeting of the trustees OF
The poor since the Republican majority
was chosen was held yesterday with
all the members present.
A preliminary organization was ef-
fectHd by the election Of John w. Den
nisOn chairman. The credentials OF
the four new members, DIR. Thomas A.
Enos, of Appoquinimink hundred; Wal
ter ). Money. Blarkbird; Merritt N.
Willctts, st, Georges, and Wesley J.
husbands, 3ranlywlne hundred, were
presented and the members sworn in,
Delaware CLARK was elected tempo
rary chairman to serve until the time
for the regular election of officers in
! April. In assuming the duties Of the
Office Mr.. Clark made a brief address
| In which returned his thanks, and
promised to perform tho duties OF tho
position To the best OF his aDtiltf.
| Tho payroll for tho month amount.
ing to S359.5j was approved and or
dered paid.
The uperlntendent' report showed
a total of 224 inmates White men,
125; colored men, 20; white women, IA;
colored women. IL; white children. 10;
colOred chtldren, 3. 1t was accepted
and spread on the minutes.
The chairman appointed Trustees
Springer, Money and Enos commit
| tee to visit and report on the cundi-
ton OF the building ut the next meet
ing.
4 bill was received from the ponnsyl-
Sania Hospital, at Philadelphia, of
$50 for board Of patient from this
county, II was referred To the al tOrnoy
of the board.
In filing tho vacancies on the varl-
Gus committees, Mr.. WilletS was ap.
pointed on the committee on treusur-
er's accounts, Or. Money on farm and
Mr.. Husbands on tho committee on
buildings and grounds.
The committee appointed to visit
and report on the condition of the
building. reported that they had at
tendnd TO the duty, anil found the
building In perfect order, and tho in
llnates comfortable and happy. Frank
Il. Herbert moved that committee be
appointed to consider tho ACCESSIBILITY
of increasing the insurance on tho
ialmshOuSe property, anu upon the
motion being carried, tho chair ap-
Iponted MessrS Herbert, Smith and
lGluOn. The meeting then adjourned
A caucus of tho Repablican mem
bers WAS held, wien il was stated that
Captain A. j. Williams. of Christlaua
hundred. j. q. Hewlett and George
w. Groves of this city, were cnndl-
dates for superintendent, but no selcc-
ton WIS mude.
nf3. \. -. Morrison, Charles T..
laird and Albert Il. Harris were candl-
dates for the office of coroner'A physl-
elm, and it is reported that DR.. Halua
was chosen Tor county physician DI.
| i'aird len coronCr's physician and
Henry G. Conrad for attorney.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-25

The publication OF the names OF 1870
odd fictitious assessments in the First
and Second Ward, yesterday, in the
REPUBLICAN, has had the effect of O
bomb exploding in the Democratic
camp. The names were SO ridiculous
and so purely fictitious that honest
men OF all parties stopped and asked
each other where these things were
going to end.
But In no class OF persons did the
exposure cause more Consideration
than amongst the guilty Democratic
politicians, some OF whom concooted
the outrageous fraud, Others who car
RED II out and still others who comfy
ed at It.
When the Levy Court mot this morn.
Ing some of tho members had copies
of the REPUBLICAN In their pockets
and 1t was the subject OF general coil
versntion.
Tho Democratic assessors being ask
cd about it at once denied that the
names were on the lists
This of course caused the lists to be
looked up and looked into,
when 10 and behold tho names
published were not on the lists.
The Democrats then thought that
they had point on tho REPUBLICAN,
and were inclined to accuse it of will
ful prevarication to gain n political
point, but they will soon find that
they are gnawing a flo.
The names tho REPUBLICAN publish
ed were from the copies posted by As
SCISSOR O'llara in the First and Second
wards and sworn to by him to be the
correct assessment OF those wards
The list copied from Assessor O'lIaras
posted copy and sworn to by him as
being correct, has also been sworn to
before Justice of the Peace by the
person copying the same as being a
correct and true copy OF the posted
assessments. Upon those copies ap-
pear the fictitious names published in
the REPUBLICAN yesterday.
What does all this show? Simply
this that Assessor O'ltara either posted
a false assessment of the First and
Second wards. or he returned n manu-
featured and false assessment of those
wards to the levy Court. The ticti-
tious names vera on the posted lists
and the Same fictitious names are not
all on the assessment returned to the
Levy Court. .-... .... ... -... ..
Clearly in the case OF the First and
Second wards the copies of the ASSESS
mentS OF these wards posted and the
copies returned to the Levy Court are
different and distinct from each other.
Members of the Levy Court are as
founded at the discoveries made. but
what TO do about 1t has not been de-
termined.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-25
SIS A MONTH TILL MARCH rs,
DOCTORS MCCOY AND wILDMAN's
GREAT OFFER TO THE PUBLIC.
All Persons beginning Treatm mt Be
fore March 25th VIII be Treated Until
Cured for 50 Month and Furnished
with all Medicines.

Owing to their enormous practice in
their Philadelphia office Doctors Mccoy
and Wildman have decided to close theiI
branch Office In this city aud concentrate
all their forces in the main office at 49,.
Chestnut street, Philadelphia. The vii.
mington Office will be permanently closed
on March -. All persons who place them
selves under the treatment OF Doctors
MoCoy and Wildman before that date will
be treated until cnred for s. a month"; and
will be furnished with all necessary medi-
clnes.
Those who remain under our care after
the Wilmington oillco Is closed will he
treated by mail from the Philadelphia
office and by enclosing their card of in
structions they will receive monthly II
supply OF medicines. Tho who can con
venently visit our Philadelphia office.
either weekly. semi-inonthly or monthly,
Will receive the same careful attention
they have had at the Wilmington Office
and will he furnished with medicines at
the time of their visits While IL Ia more
satisfactory TO us and the patient alike to
have the patient visit our Office still it is
not abs olutely ncces AIRY In the treatment
of the great majority of GASES Of cal arrt.
and we can treat cases eifectually by mail.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-25

Mr. S. l. Banner, Loat builder for.
merry Of Wilmington, hat now of iiol.
ly Oak, Is starting TO build steam
yacht, said to bc SO feet long. II is cx.
pc tel TO he finished by spring being
lie finest he has built ut Ills WORKS. =
81 OF his fricad8 wish him success.
Ms. George Arnor OF Wilmington,
Inns ieHn visiting her sister, Mrs. Sam
uel Borem at this place.
Miss Matte A. Borent of Holly Oak,
has been spending tie weolf with r0la.
tEes in Wilmington.
J. II. Anderson has purchased two
new horses from Mr.. J. p. richards Of
pedrlcktnwn. n. j.
Mr.. Atwood Namiiver OF Bellevue,
has moved in one of tho ueN hoasas
next to the station. llope he will like
ii In this place.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-25

Ton sALE-A collection of well made
= dcarhorn4. wag ms aud carriages ut
fair prices, VIM. Hammond. End ana
French stfect3 janY}-9mt
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-25
Fell's reliable druEs. 18th and Poplal


RoNINGEB- GIEBuRN.- On THURSDAY
afternoon, Feb. 18th. 1892 Ivy the lev.
john y: 9. Ilnuna, Mr., George s. Roming.
er ana Miss Mattte 4. Gnburu, both OF
Philadelphia.
LLOED-JARPENTER.- the Aeliry
n. 4. parsonage ON MundIy evening.
Fob. 22l, 1879, by the Rev john i. e.
Hanna. Mr.. Gcurge Lloyd. Jr.. and Miss
sarah H. Carpenter, both OF this city.
PlEiCE--SMlTH Al the Asbury NJ. II.
Parsonage, on Tuesday evening, Feb,
ga lsva, by the CIV, John y. G. Hanna,
MI. william i. Pierce and Miss Annie G.
Smith, bath of Wilmington, Del.
HENnRiCkSON- BEESON. ON Fob oL
1897, n the ". I. Parsonage in Rock.
land, hy kev. james IL. NanBurknlow,
ltev. WIN. T. iicudr1cksBn OF Christianh
Hundred: and Mrs. LOUISA Becson, oil
Chester, Pa
SMITH CLoUD-On February q, 1892 at
the West Presbyterian Church, by lie
Roy. A. \. Kelgwin, Mr. George II.
Smith. o.. Pittsburgh Pa. and Miss Mar.
garetin II, Cloud, of Wilmington, lei.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-25

On Tuesday evening Miss Hattie
thompSon, Miss Annie Thomson.
Miss Fannie Russell and Mr. Samuel
hnssell started To go to the reception
rendered Miss Annie Wollston, which
was mentioned in the REri HLIcAN last
evening. When near Mr. James
Browns grove whore some gypsies
were eneamped, Mr. RusseIl's horse
took fright at the lights cansed by
lanterns and the camp tires, and throw.
Ing Miss Fanlie Russell from tho chr.
riage to the ground where she Law in
IN unconscious condition for some
lime.
She was taken to the home OF the
Misses Thompson, and DR., |. n. Finn
usyas sent for. She received some
kaises from the accident witch may
prove serious. The Misses Thompson
bosh Jumped and escaped being iuiur-
II there is a law prohibiting camp.
Ing along the roadsides by The so
natied gypseye, If ought TO DO eaforrel.
~ there is none, it is high time there
: was some way OF keeping hese worth
less fellows from our midst; they
ought 10 be Included with the tramp
law and hustled over to the stOGa pile.
The ladies' Of Stanton NJ. f. Churcu
will have supper in the hall at Stan.
ef-As piSsNSt.' w iNl = til' ste WtiAt5 tti-
tie up with the pastor aud rent n par
eonoge. Tickets % cents. Il will be
held on Saturday evening next. The
( Rainbow festival that was to be he'll
10 connection with the supper has
been postponed until some time in the
. hear future.
N The ladies viii be glad to SEQ az
many as possibly can come to the sun
per. They are making preparations
10 give good, substantial meal Tor .
cents.
The KiamensI Wooden Company ara
running their mil three nights in the
week until $50 o'clock, and have or
ders to keep them running for live Di
Blk months TO como. ON Monday they
put q large safe weighing over tire
I'm and half in their U.fcrs.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-25

= F|---F-'"Nf-@'"
Yesterday was the Goth birthday Of
f4Qhn Patterson, keeper of tho rear
Hight on the hill above Gordon
41fikhts, The darkness prevailing
mnde the great light flash out 80
much the brighter on dark night
Ike last night, and the drizzly rain
and chill atmosphere without were
onset with brightly lighted parlors,
zeEt boned with the rational eolors
Z within. A number of Mr.. Patterson's
NeiEhborS had gathered inside to con-
s. Eratuiate him on reaching with so
much honor and credit to himself the
18th milestone of LIES Journey Mr..
: fattefson during the war WAS II brave
epiuier and Is member of Thomas A.
& Hmyth Post, No. |, q. A. r., OF this
city.
The veterans OF tho post found out
also that Mr.. Patterson was to cale-
pirate his Goth birthday last night, and
* tney resolved to have q hand in it. Ac-
5 cordingly number of them, headed
4 Dy the State Eencibles' Cornet Band of
d ~ pieces, lett the F., W. & Is. depot in
+ the 2. 40 train, and in u few minutes
Wefe let out at Gordon Heights sta.
lion, where they were met by Mr. Pat
xerson, light in banda ANA piloted to the
Light House on the hill. where they
wore Hospitality received. The
1ocial conversation ruled the hour. In
one OF the intervals of music pair Of
gold spectacles were presented to Mr.
PATTERSON on behalf of his comrades
Of Smyth Post, and Comrade Robert
ldddell also presented him with very
handsome gold Grand Army emblem.
MIR. Patterson thanked his kind
friends for.their friendly consideration,
nut he was too full FOL an extended
AnHRGh. After "
OF bountiful collation.. to which am.
pie Justice was done. AT 1880 o'clocl;
Lnose from the city marched back to
the dept and took the LOS train for
home, pleased with the genial recep.
Hon they met with.
The following nelghbors OF Mr.. Pat
cerson Were present:
MIR. and Mrs Joseph Guest, Mr.. and
prs John l.. Talley, Master Conrow
1hiley, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Dorman,
Hlr. and Mrs. Harry Knowles, MIR
Eamuel Morton. Mr. Geo. w. Wilson,
AIiss Mary Wilson. Miss Lizzie Wilson
Master Horace Wilson, Mr.. Joseph ..
Larone. Miss Alethia LarOne Mr. Ever
pit Guest, Mr.. William liabbart, Mrs
6Rily A. Lewis Miss Elsie Lewis, Mas
Der L. Leslie Lewis, Miss Maria Steven
"a gOp, Miss Annie Walker. Master John
a Patterson, Jr., Master Arthur Grim
shaw Patterson, Master Abuer B Pat
tefson. Miss Sally A. Patterson Mis-,
Mary l. Patterson, Mrs. l.. S. Lewis.
A The following composed the visitor
from this city: Robert Liddell, Jacot
AZ Bitter, Samuel Spence, John Zebley
Nathan Simmons, John Irwin, Williai.
Smith. Thomas Heap. JAS. Mcdowell,
Il A 3. L. Brown, Daniel Lysinger, Johr
Turner, VIM. Taylor, S. Hersey and
khe band of music.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-25
Weary ofLife.

Yesterday, Moses Kersey, aged
about 50 years, who resides with his
law. james Hondriex, at No. COS
East Eleventh street, made an attempt
TO take his life by swallowing q dose
OF strychnine. Kcrsey has been act
ing strangely for some time, and as
his family had every reason Co believe
that he was dementcd, close watch
has been kept on him, but yesterday
he managed to secure quantity of
strychnine which he swallowed in the
presence of his wife and daughter
He then laid down on sofa and ask
cd that the drug DO allowed to take
its course.
Or. Manship was summoned, and
by the use of strong emetics SUCCEED.
ed in placing him out OF danger. When
he found that he was going TO recoy.
or, he expressed his regret and his
determination TO take his life the first
opportunity. He was afterwards re.
moved to police station,and will prob
ably be sent to Farnhurst ...
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-25
1,ssls,l N
Brsh's, French street wharf il Tho
Dlaca tn buv vonr coai

Bush's, French street wharf. u tho
place to buy your coal.
A new scow to be used In the Della
ware bay sturgeon fisheries, near the
mouth OF Misspilllon creek, was
launched from Enoch Moore's ship
yard on Monday and left the shipyard
for that point on Monday.
Three scows building at the Jackson
~ sharp Companys shipyard for the
Charles Warner Company, will be ready
for launching early in March.
The w. & N. Railway Company's
scow No. 4, which collided with an Ice
pier in the harbor of New Castle on
Saturday last, is on tho railway at
Enoch Moore's shipyard Tor repairs.
Captain George A. LeAIaistre of the
Walton and Whann Company return
Ell from Wilmington, N. G., last even
ing.
DIR. Henry j. Stubbs OF this city and
Miss Helen Mar Chiiler of Albany, n.
y. We're married last night at the
brides residence.
Kaufman Mank and family have re-
moved from Delaware City to New
York.
Eli r. Sharp, the newly-elected dep.
uty collector OF customs for the Lew
es disttietqualiiied on Tuesday before
Collector Barlow in this city.
Mrs. Lydia Clinton Of Montreal, Cam
ada, is the guest Of her brother, City
Treasurer Joseph X. Adams.
The Rev. T.. c. Atkins has accepted
an invitation to become pastor of
Onancock NJ. f. Church next confer
eIlge year.
= Cards announce the marriage OF the
Rev. Frank Z. Carpenter, formerly of
tlis city, to Miss Annie Mlllilten, of
Cape hurles City, which will take
place March 9th.
The wedding of Geo. T. Smith, of
Pittsburg and Miss Margaret Cloud of
this city was solsmni1ed at West
Presbyterian Church this morning at
l o'clock.
The residence No. IT'S King street
will be fitted up for the residence oil
Roy. w. Z. Swartz, pastor Of the Cen
trail Presbyterian Church. after the 25tt
of March.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-25
~U.-N- -
DIED.

PoSEY-Gn this city, on the eth Inst,
tornclia I. Robinson. wife OF the late
Jam = u. posey.
RclHtiycsund friends are invited to nt-
teul til" services AZ the residence of her
broI hpr-iltiaw. W. II. Curry, lob Wash
inEiDn street. Friday afternoon ut 3
O'Clock. interuent private.
HGiLMANN On tic atih inst, NJ ry f..
liCilB'amn, aged - yours.
Thelc afiH es anl friends nre rcsppct-
inlly invite 10 attend the funeral SCR
VICES nj hef lhier nHit,enre n Ne. so Mali
=au slft O., On t,l3titS fAcaif Y ztih HIS ,
~ O'clock. lAteIuicat Al / lint Hill Gem
etcty.
TURSER,-On ihe a5fh inst, Howard Tur.
ntr. In hip itH war.
"tHt ives ilri friends are Invited 10 at
tend ihn tunrrai ON his hate Residence,
~. 1872 I'raii,lln stieat. on SATURDAY, a7th
iEst.. at :o'ciuca =. IN. InioTment ut Riv-
ctV.Uw Eenp3cFN.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-25

The mayoralty contest promises 10
be an exciting one. There arc two
Democratic and NO Eebgpliean aspi-
rants for the Office. The present mayor
Wilmer Hanson Will be a pandtiutstol
re-eleetion and Frank T. Hcrher tho
other Democrat has coma 0lt at tho
solicitation of his many friends. Tho
Republican candidates arc Henry \
Dennison prominent bustn 80 man
and memher OF tile City ColIril, and
Joseph Nantlne. VINO was an applicant
Tor the Post Office
The friends of Captain ] Winfield
Erusa were startled ycapsrll" hi rt-
ing to learn THAT the srhosllcr, Mar !.
Hubbard, OIL which lie Vas an pateels
bad been wrecked Oh a coral IallIFI In
The Bahamas. the Schooner {.a5fl TO.
tai wreck bH { all tie eIGS ,e.tFs saFf.d j..
Mrs. ltpheo IN Anderson W9tlie sod
ow oil Daniel Huli4e. 81 l.eI very sid.
denly on luc5#taS morning Nne lratve
an only SON Daniel Il. Wolfe The
funeral Will taha Place Tomorrow
Nearly Ill Y persons uEttl9Ette lead
ership OF Rev 7. L Mani .uFiale arc
Embarrassing nightly Tor thD rauLftil IN
of that nugh tile on Grain slspNC. Tie
ssDeestricl Skuie. 1t NJ bs gwen
for tho benefit of tho N l.. ionary
and benevolent iuEd about thu middle
of next month.
j Tickets are selling rapllle Tor the
evening Of song ~ f3pt JuIa H.
Sweeney on IAcsiay eFe. lng, March
4. He will bB eDmnuIlrd hF tnf
Grnee Orchestra OF NlIiuatHf ouZand
the Hushetec Orchestra OI thl5 civ
IT will be grand musical treat
An election Cor three mpuanrs - the
Board OF Education ElEi ue Aell on
/ Saturday, March ).
Miss Anna NIuing wcHt - fAfEfleE
+ phia on Monday to v.-itA"r ai4' "rzalrs
George Ellicott, formerly OF lAls ri.,f
q Mrs. LlzHio Mitchell. Of Stanton III.
oeen visiting h"l mother, Mrs, l5aul--
IN Union street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-25

The Levy Court heavy laden with
points OF law to which they had been
listc ming for two days. filed into the
Levy Court room this morning al 10 80
o'clock and took their seats. Mr. Hiek-
man and air, Hutchison proceeded TO
the Sixth ward assessment lists and to
mark somo names to be dealt with
hereafter III accordance with tho pend
ing decision OF the Chancellor.
The namcs OF David l., Virtue. Will
liam r. Long, Eighth ward, and Will
liam II. Moystin, Fifth ward, being
vouched for by :. Jersey, were order
ed placed upon the assessments. The
court al II O'Clock adjourned until .
p. III.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-25
DOCTORS MCCOY AND WiLDMAN

Late OF Bellevue Hospital, New York.
Office, $40 Market Street, Wilmington,
Whore all Durable Diseases are Treate
with Success. II you live at distance
write for u symptom Blank.
Consultation at oiiice or by Mall Free.
Ofice hours . TO II A. NJ; to M {;
to P. NJ. daily. f25
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-25
sale of Real Esta+a

Il. w. Stldham 4 Son sold for Film
beth Clark, administrative, the follow
ing real estate yesterday afternoon at
tho Colrt House:
Three story brick house, No. 5l3iS
Intnall street, l7xll0 feet, to George
Bright for $40, subject to mortgage
OF -, 100 and years interest.
Farm known as the Hamburg farm,
on the road leading to Delaware City,
containing 526 acres for ga. 100.
Farm containing 200 acres near o glc-
town, to Robert Handy for 800, sub.
lect to mortgage of $1,000.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-25

Mrs. Susan Foulk, well known and
honored widowed lady, died at her
residence. Erandywine Hundred, on
Sunday morning and VIII lie buried to D..
morrow Mt Bethel NJ. l.. cemetery
Mrs. Fuulk was over 10 years Of age
and WAS well known by many people
in this city BY having been for many
Snars n regular tcnter at Brandywlne
summit Camp uoeting. She leaves
two daughters and four sons ono II
the latter beng a resident of the State
OF Missouri,