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ERosHoY's DFNTAL PARLoRs. EsTABiIsHEP
~ 1877 LOS "a Ii st. NV. Full sets 81. Sl2 and
~. ia Il1tns made new. Ofs.u day and ulchf and
surdays. Filling { up old and processes used
na. :. PaRsONs. 5. r. COR 9TH AND srs
- n. w.-E1ninz speciality. Aching and liberated
teeth restored BY the crown system Alocai znssthets
AZ plled To gums % sieviate pain in extracting All
branches OF dentistry. oc5
INkEE DIS rAL INFIRMAEN- TEETH FILLED
and ariitcsl teeth inserted without charge excapt
cost Of material at lss5 IL -. dental aapsrtenS
OF the Columbian University. 80 : daily
except Sunday extraction Free intrmary open from
October to June 20. se;ab-u
hESTAL fNFIRMARY-NATIoSaL CNTvEa-
A. sity, cor. sth and sts- n. W. Open < all
year. Extracting. Sc. free tllinxs sud Plates 4:
coss OF materials. fslo-x
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All parties concerned hereby take notice.

By order of tie directors of
THE COLuMB INDUSTRIAL INSURANCE
COMPANY.
n"9.dlS6 BY c. n. JONES. Secretary.
A UCTION SALE OF UNREDEEMED PIED ES-
"A viii sell AT public aactiol, No. 1909 + street
DEGEMBEh FIFTH. 1892. a. HNLF-PAST SIX
O'CLOCK p NJ, all goods which interest remains
unpaid a contracte consisting Gold. sllve' and
Metal Watches, Clocks, Chains Charms. Bracelets.
Rings Jewelry Of all kinds. Diamonds, ClothinT.
Books. Musical INSTRUMENTS. Pictures. Sew ing
Machines, Nc. Tickets holders take notice. +.
NAkhEN JOHNSON. AuctiCnrer. THE NATIONAL
C0LLATEhAI. LOAN COMPANY. HENRY X.
GROCE. Tree -;Irer nol.Gl
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e1-TUF ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UNTIL
SATURDAY MORNING, DFCEsIBFt THrTfr) same
hour. the OF Rate ne. Da-r & ca asA penn
ave ny DANIEL NJ. RANSDEII.
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GEO W. sTICKNEY. Auct. 1216Fs st.
PEREMPTORY SALE OF VERY VALUABLE IN
IMPROVED PROPERTY ON THE SOUTHWEST
CORNER OF CANAL AND II STREETS SOUTH
Will offer for sale. in front Of the premises on
IaDRsDAI. the FIRST DAY OF DECEMBER,
tsySS. 2; HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ. the east
Terms of SALE One-thrd cash and the balanra in
one az and two % years with interest at the rate Of
PIPER centuIn per annuin payable semi ually.
b. secured by deed on the property sold One
hundred dollars deposit at time of sale
n2o-ot' GEO. W STICKNEY, Auctioneer.
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GEo. ". sTIcKNEY, Auat. FPS Est

fEREMPTORY SALE or VALUABLE LOT on
THE EAST SIDE 18TH STREET NV JUST
NORTH OF Q STREET NORTHWEST IN
PROVED By FRAME HOUSE SO, 1897
~, Viii offer fo- sale in front Of the promises on
FRIDAY The SECOND DAY OF DECINB r. AT
HALt-PAsT -FOUR O'CLOCK T.. NJ, part Of ilts 3
street n. ".
Terms of sale: One-third cash ard the balance in
one ana two years, with in crest at per cent
m payable scmi-anDually. and secured by deed e
trust on the sold, all cash the option
purchaser; SlU0 de, Cs.t 1T tine of sale.
n-6-Bt' GEO. ". STICkNEY Auc; .oneer
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THE EVANS DENTAL PARLoRs
l21s Penn. ave. n y.

no -or wear partial set ~ artificial te..h VII, me
old-fashioned plate you several Of yous
natural teeth We insert artificial teeth for You ~
system Of bridge work and thus avoid the use Of
you broken of natural that it cannos
be filed or have you a roo; in your mouth that may
sbscess this winter Havet treated and restored to
its former usefulness by of BEAUTIFUL gold or
porcelain crowns We perform all operations rer-
tanning TO profession Fine gold filings artificial
teeth on gold. platlna and rubber Extracting with
out rain. n5-lms
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BUGGY AND FARM HARNESS. &c
On SATURDAY, DECEMBER THIRD 1892, AT
TWELIE O'CLOCK; We will sci, in front of our
NORTHWEST. the above III entioned horses. &c. the
owner disposng OF same fprwant OF
d12t RADCLIFFE, DARR Il CO., Aucts.
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LOUIS II. WINE
CLAEENCE b. BHErM. Trustees.
NN.e l.

TNlFED STATES NABSHAI'S SAIF-BY NTR-
tue Of writ Of fer. fac issued Of tn clerks
once 81 ne un-eme Court of the Columbia
AID TO me directed Will sell at public sale for cash
- 20. ~ Louisiana ave- n W. city OF wsshirgion.
u ssTiyt OF ColUmiiy. on MONDAY, TVF TWENTY.
EIGHlH DAY OF NOVEMBER. 1892. AT TEN
O'CLOCK NJ all the right, title. claim am interest
Of the def naant in and 10 the following described
property. 10 Wit:
One lot Sewing Machines Parts II Machines g.
&c. comprising finished fua-hine~. s~narate 1ar-s
arms, frames, v, odw9rhs; also % La-re Iroa
Sa.. s"zed and levied upon .E- property OF Isaac
l Johnson. and will he 50 20 satisfy execu;i N No
:E5O0l, II favor Of james &. Adli-an.
DANIEL u. EANSDrLI.
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cH.NCrRN SAW cr NAIrARTE IMPROVED
u AND tNTNt IN PIofEkrh Al rHiKp
ANp 1 S1RtTrS NORTHWEST AND llSf.
49, - pN,,, - -tira ~
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nUNcANsoN BROS Auctioneers.

II
TRUSTEES SAIL OF FINE IMPROVED PROP.
I NGpT OF on fGrRrANDA.HALT sLRFFr
LOUISIANA ,,ENUE. KNOWN A PREM
ISIS Nos, 81 And $40, TWO LARGE THRT =
STORl BRICK DWELLINGS. INtODn ORDER
LoI Is - IEFr FRONT. CONTAIN~6 Sl
- FEET WIDE.
b. virtue Of a deed Of trust 70 u.s. dated the li'h
day a. June \. u lS.1 and recorded in li,er -b6
folio 3 Of the land records of me Dst-rt ~ ColuE.
nia. ana a. the r-ques. of the PARTIES secured aud
h2.deIs 81 the noies. the unarrsicned trustees viii
sell at puhic au"Jion. in front cf the promises on
THURSDAY, III FIFTEENTH DAY OF pECEM-
8ER. lS.2 AT Hal N-PASr FOUR O'CLOCK l. NJ
al that certain piece and Parcel land aud prai
situate in tie city 81 Washington. u strict q 20 a
MS. anG known A. and ~ NJ u5 numbered thirteen
t!S ln square numbered five hundred AMI thirt
tD.btD, .o<athrr with the improvements thereon.
Terms ~ sale: OnetlgiTd of the vurcl.s. money
he aid in cash. and he balance TO he ,aia in tao
equal lnstalinents. respectively. in one AMI two
Years secured 10y decd oi trust on the property sold
VIII interest payable se'Hiannualy az she raj. o.
per ent annun untll paid. al cash the ottir
81 fur. haSe-. deposit of $500 Will he .eq..ir.i
when ;ie bid is accepted II III ter # - - ge MT
conn l'ed vi: in Fifteen Jays the the
f-h 10 resell ~" property at the risk aud
;aultlng purchase.
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BROS. Auctioneers.

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY on TWENTY
FIRST STREET. HALF A SQUARE F&0N
NEW HAMPSIIRE AVENUE. BEING HOUSE
No lib TNENTf-FlRSf STREET NORTH
On FRIDAY. DECEMBER SECOND s. FIVE
O'CLOCK p. NJ. will Offer for sale in front Of tn
premises sub lot 81 square 100 being % ~ feet on
olst street by IS OF to alley. Improved ABOVE men
toned
Terms day of sale.
n26 d&ds THOS. F. wAGGaMAN Auct
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-17
Tho Cabiuet Vacancy.

Says n Baltimore special of June 10:
Ono OF the most prominent RNpubli
cans in this city received couImuni
cation from President Harrison this
morning, speaking in glowing terms
OF the aerY.ceS of General Felix Agnus,
editor OF the American, to the admin
istratlon during the past four years.
The gentleman who received the letter
lsuid:
I'm not at liberty to state my
source OF information at present. 1t
is, however, most authentic, and you
will soon sec that il is borne out. The
president finds it necessary to place O
Southern man III his Cabinet 1t is an
iexpcdient and wise move, but there
Is no one close enough to the Presi
dent in the South to 10 created Secre
ltary oil State. The final ARRANGEMENT
will be found TO lie that Secre
tary Tracy will be given tht
portfolio of State, Secretary Elkins
will DO put i'll charge of the Navy and
General Agnus will be created Secre
tary OF War"
General Agnus has Just returned
FROM West Point, and when seen at hlS
office in regard to the matter said: "a
have heard nothing official or ever
isemi-otiicial, although rumors 10 that
effect have reached my ours from pos,
,sibiy ovcfzealous friends.n
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-17

The third annual convention of the
Southern Educational Society will as
sembie in AtIantn. Ga, July 8. Twelve
States outside OF Georgia viii be rep
resented by at least one thousand
teachers. The Georgia Teachers As
ISOLATION win be in session in Atlanta
July 4th and 9Th, and this association
will contribute at least another thou.
ciety.
A rate OF one fare for the round triI
has been announced by the Southern
Passenger Association. An Interesting
program has been arranged. and adj
dresses will be delivered by a number
OF prominent educators. Hon. w. T.
Harris, United States commissioner OF
education, will deliver an address or
Ten Years Progress In Education"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-17

LNOR SiLE-A grocery store and FIX
u lures, including horse and wagon.
Reason for selling, going in the country.
VIII invoice stock. Address X Grocer.
this office. iel3,3tt
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-17
Death of CYRUS HaIdcmap.

Boston, June 17.-Cyrus w. Halde-
man was found unconscious in his Office
yesterday and died after being removed
to tho hospital. Mr.. Haldeman was
born at Locust Grove Mills, Pa,
sixty-five years ago. His political career
began by opposing Thaddeus Stevens,
followed by his opposition to Know
Nothingism and Prohibition. He was a
personal friend of James Buchanan,
and when Buchanan ran for president
stumped the state in his behalf Soon
after the Buchanan campaign Mr..
Haldeman removed to Philadelphia,
where he established and for three years
published and edited tho Philadelphia
Record. When the rebellion broke ont
he closed his office, his entire force, with
one exception, enlisting in the volun-
teer service.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-17
Foster TO Islnme.

Phiiadelph q Eeoori.
Tho latest explanation of Mr.. Blaine's
abrupt retirement from tho Cabinet
Is presented III the statement That ii
was precipitatei by the intermeddlinR
of John w. roster, who interrupted Il
conference between Mr.. Blaiue and
certain Canadian officials with the re-
mark that the views which Mr.. Bloiuo
WIS presenting would hardly receive
the Presidents approval. Thercupon,
as the story goes, Mr.. Blaine al once
adjourned the conference and penned
his resignation. The story is borne
out by many contempotaneous cir
cumstnncos, as the reader will remem-
Der. And 1t must he said that II puts
Mr.. Blaine III much more favorable
light than any previous Interpretation
OF his extraordinary action.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-17

The Village Record of West Chester
says that n Inrty Of gentlemen Left
that place on Monday afternoon In q
four-tn-hand team for drive to vii
aud aztec taking suppcr al
one OF the hotels started Tor L5iIle. On
tho way up the Concord pike pno OF
tho party wished TO SHOW his Skill in
Aundling the lines, when he performed
the roiuarknale foat of driving the
leaders in the summer road while the
PAN at the tongue continued on the
pike. Tho party voted him n TRUMP
but the ribbons were soon ret ufned tC
the old hand.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-17
THE Hull BOOMERS,
An Advance Guard Of the Sen
ator's Supporters at Chicago.
THEY SAY THEY ARE IN TO STAY

Until Their Candidate Is Either Dc
clared the Nominee or Defeated.
The Admirers of Governor Gray
Will Make Bid for Second Place
fer the Indianian.
CHICAGO, June 1.-THE flag Of David
B. Hill was hoisted over the camp Of
his adherents at the Auditorium yester
day by the advance guard Of the army
that will be here before night to fight
his battles. The advance guard wat
composed of Lieutenant Governor Shee
han, Richard Crocker, the head center
of Tammany Hall, and Richard Murphy
They were warm, tired and trave
stained, and not much in a mood Of talk
ing beyond the declaration that the,
were in the fight until the New Yorl
senator was either declared the NOMINEE
or defeated. Their arrival was the sig
nal for general onslaught of local ant
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-17
Killed n Horse Thief.

BErLEFoNTE, Pa, June 17.--On Tues,
day night two valuable horses were
stolen at Bush Valley, and in the morn.
ing an armed posse started in pursuit OF
the thief. Yesterday he was overtaken
in Sugar Valley, near Loganton, Clinton
county. and when the constable de-
volver. Some of the posse then fred
and the thief dropped fatally wounded.
He was taken to Lock Haven in the after
noon and put In Jail. Last night he
died. The man gave his name as Abram
Starker and his re, dence Wilkesbarre.
Sugar Valley is Ted over the affair.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-17

wait. 1t can't make new lungs, but 4
can mako diseased ones healthy when
nothing else win. As blood cleanser
strength restorer, and flesh builder, 4
has no equal. For scrofula, Bronchial
Throat, and Lung affections, Weah
Lungs, Asthma, Severe Coughs ana ey,
the blood, It's the only remedy so un
failing that It can DO guaranteed.
If It doesn't benefit or cure, in every
case, You have your money back.
On these terms, it's an insult 70 you
Intelligence to have something else OF
Tered as being "just as good"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-17

Contractor Hearn OF Bordentown
N. j., finished unloading twenty-sev
on hundred barrels Of cement at For
Delaware on Monday, and began uu
loading fifteen hundred at Delaware
Battery on Tuesday, to be used in tn,
of torpedo batteries al
both places. Work has been delayed
at the batteries waiting for m aterlal
The forces Of workmen will he In
creased. AIR. Clement Reeves will
furnish the dirt for the earthworl
of the Delaware Battery from his farm
adjoining it,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-17
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
PROTECTED THROUGHOUT BY THE
lnterloeking Switch & Block Sig
ahe sssnaa5a ka4llIoad of America

rho1ANNsb IhhoUGHoUT BY THE
lnterloeking Switch & Block Sig-
nal System.
Philadelphia Wilmington 6 Bait. II. II,
May 23rd. lsa2.
Trains win leave Wiimtnfton ma folIov.,l
Philadelphia texprcssl. 55q55I3o am
IL a., Soss 500 W. 1i7, 1905. 10 ia i, "a "A ~
IL Ola. NJ, W. 10. / b.. s6s. q s 10 ~
A. Neutrality-suspicious. SS - II %, zig sndS !? n N.
10 y q "a. a. M :, Z IS, ? %, as as SsS ei5
For Chester te xpress,,I 81, i2a ssl14i,
q. sd sSS IS a ~ d \ ia % NJ 81 q" M
= Z = i . 3, NJ 1tss. 4 L s. 8 s %:
New o orR. i s. g. !, ss 81 30 80 sm s.,
40 O., II 81 q. M, t1& 10. y IS. 50 IS
Sis. 70 Sl1 90 GUG'8 n. OF lis.
az For md RoI, 10 10 2; m; ,,.
For West Chester. via LLmckin, 9 80
ap T o. q: M, % aud 4op. m.
stations. 7 40 a. m :, IL b ana 81 u. M.
baltimore and Intermediate stations
W;i ~, m. l2oa 2sL a IS aud 00 y. Ins
Baltimore and BAY Line, s 2sD, m,
Baltimore and Washington, 40. sol,
u, 10 Is aud II 90 a. M, IL 90. 81 10
RCe - * 70 o3. 6.5S. ~, ea0. .. In.
am 1879 night.
Trnia for Delaware Drvisionl cave for
New Castle. SIS. II % a. M. 90. $50,
~, 10. Oh 9.50 D. M. and u % night.
t0 or kewess 10 q. ~. 49, y. m.
ihaar1ngton. Doimar and way station,
o "a ~ =. N. Harrington and way stations
Express for Dove. Harrington and
Express for Wyoming q Smyrna q So p. M
Express for Cape Charlea Old Point
COMFORT and Norfolk. il Is u, IN. and Il Oh
leave Philadelphia, Broad street. for
em,oimhn e. % .ss55pressi, $50. 2's 81
S92 q % y a. 353 f0l, u. sos. ID Il
70 ~ q n IL iAs7Aa IL 10. IL 80 p IN. and
Aceommodntion,e %, 2 40. u IS. Ii IS a
r., e. 81. e2s: s1o. Z Do 4 10 6.s sja lOi5
SUNDAY TRAINS.
For Philadelphia texpressJ, 81. e,5
o. ~ 5 10 o; So eS' 90 az q = 'ns I9i as
IL 10. ! IS. 4 o., 3 20 and IL 80 n. IN. =" 'h
f 81 Sh m q Cypress, ~ = $50. o.
Ace Q; &C. o. 81 ana d. IN i,, n
For New York au 9ex % O. :; m rs. es,,
~ % u %; y IL 81 u q ~, IL ID. isa sos
For Boston without change. 5.@ y! N m m
tor West Chester. Via LamoNln. s %
ForNew Castic, 80 p, IN. 10 Ocnlxns
For Cape Charles, Old Point Colntora
and Norfolk, u OF night,
For Midnlotowp, Clayton. Dover, Wy
! oming. FELTON,. Harrington. Bridgeville-
Baltimore and Washington, i6, OIL,
u 20 y 9. ny y Y 20 o ,i',,,s % iiGo3 q
ly, oa u. IN. mud u - night
y leave PhilHde:phia, Bread 81 street. fos
q. M, al, Sos, 8 81. i 10, i IS. ii ID
II 20 y. M, and IL 0aniaht.
Accommodations -, 10 - a. IN, l2isA
2O5. 10, 3s. 10 03 and IL 35 y. IN.
For further information, passengers
are referred 10 the ticket once at the
4 ('lConRressslc nal Limited express. train
composed entirely Of Pullman Vestibuis
parlor and Dining Cara.
% Limited express trains composed oil
Pullman Nestibu Parlor Cars NcstiOulI
Passenger Coaches and Dining Car
,CItAS. f. PUGH. J. X. WOOD.
General MANAGER. Genl Pass'Eer ACT
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-17

The Middletown Transcript Gays
The first ripe to mRto of the season
plucked from garden vines in the
vicinity of Middletuwn, was shown us
on Monday by Mr. John Armstrong OF
the urn OF Armstrong d SPARKS. Il
was grown In their garden and was
seven inches In circumference. OF /
nice bright natural color, and in nc
way rrelnltute. so far as wh have
beard t;lis ls tho first tomato raised In
this vicinity this season that has &C
quired natural state of ripeness.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-17

THIS YEARS DEMOCRATIC wIawAM.
ont of town Democrats upon the quar-
ters and the crowd was soon big enough
to fill them TO OVERLOOKING.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-17
Three Days
EXECUTORS SALE
or ~
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
AND
PERSONAL PROPERTY.
Estate OF HANNAH sHIPLEY. deceased.
JUNE 30 81 and q.


The real estate will be- sold at the Couft
House. in Wilmington. Delaware, ON Mo1-
day June 70. lsss, at 9.0 a. M, described
Rock wood. on shelIpot creek In Brafk
DIVINE hundred. one mile from the ci{G
limits. Comprising 2le acres OF lawi11
farm and woodland. divided into i've part
ur tracts. ~
No. i. About 70 acres with mansion. sta~
bles, hot houses, conservatory. gardncr&
cottage, porter's lodge. etc.
No. :. About d acres beautifully aitua&
cd for suburban residenoes extendeH
view OF Delaware river, etc. ID. u o. rails
rond runs through No, ..
No. $. 4acres woodland and rock. bel
tween public load and Shellpot creek.
/ NO. =. About 10 acres woodland.
: No. b. About So acres woodland.
. The remaining Plumbers embrace zeal
estate situated in Wilmington, Delaware
No. 8, Lots bounded by Market KIM
Twelfth and Thirteenth streets, about -
No. Z. a two-story stone dwelling. Nc,
ITO East Sixteenth street.
No. 8. ThTee-story brick dwelling, No.fW
East Sixteenth street,
No. .. hree-5tory brick dwelling, south
ON the same day, Monday. june ~ ~
O'Clock p. m. the live stock, farming iu,s
plemcnts, etc. will be sold on farm No. =
/ pair of coach horses, three work an4
driving horses. one colt six cowa two
pigR, landau. coupe. three dearborn wafs
onf. leaf wagon. sleigh. cart one aef ~
double carriage harness, wagon harno1nf
cart harness. horse lawn mower. hhnd
lawn mower. plows harrows. cuitivatoras
shovcls, hoes, forks and garden tools
No admittance TO mansion on Monday
June 20.
On Tuesday, June q. at O'Clock. .. mn
the Kitchen utensils and household fkkxnfn
ture. including cnttage chamber J
pieces; oak cottage suite. pieces tnfy
high-post bedsteads. with curtains; fcattlS
or beds, hair and wool mattresses tollet
sets. vases. also two mahogany wnrdrobez
walnut wardrobe, four mahogany pedieI
trys. dressing table. flye Wristbands, rosks
wood and mahogany chairs, bed clothfa1s
brussels carpet, mating, dining-Toom
contents, glassware. china. etc.
On Wednesday, June "a at o O'Clock, Z,
/, m. the contents Of the library, about 1000
volumes. book cases, etc. coptents Of TIE
drawing room. inlaid cabinet; iniaid ~
bles mirrors etatuary; contents OF con1
servatory, hot house, etc.
EDWARD DIuNGilURST, in, Ex'r.
w. A. Hukill. Auctionecr. m9lts- .
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-17
A Coll IiiI,iI. w Wrecks a bridge.

ST. LOUIS, June t7.---About 1 o'clock
i ea the TS Il Ss srwss esIas
tween Merchants Terminal and Mis-
souri, Pacific freight train, by which two
iron pillars supporting the Twelfth
street bridge were broken down and
nearly 100 feet of the bridge roadway
levelled to the ground. The damage
will, it is estimated, exceed CSC, 900, and
traffic over the bridge will be suspended
for nearly a month. Care1essness on the
part of the switchman is supposed to be
the cause Of the accident.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-17
DUDLIC SALE.
Houses and Building lots


AZ the rooms Of the Builders Exchange,
sale to commence ut O'Clock p. m.
No. NORTH side OF Lodge street, 70 fee{
west from Claymont. Lot 50xS0. with two
frame dwellings thereon. Rent % Pc
month. Possession upon settlemept.s-
No. s-so5 scar!es street. a-ssery pficA
rooms, Rent. 8 per month. Lot I2x71N
No. a. and 0 Hamilton street. s-etory
brick, 5 rooms. Rent. 20 each. Lot. llx0E
No. 4-lil5 Harrison street. 3-storY
brick. 0 ROOMS and bath. Rent. sle. si.s1
eau rena IN on mortsage per cent bex<
anee. cash or equivalent. Lot. 2oxso.
No. 5-gN Orange street, 3-story brick. !
rooms and bath. Rent. $40 per paonths
g. 800 can remain on mortgage per cent
10. 6-2si shiplcy street. s.story brick
10 rooms and bath. Rent, $2a MortHaG<
of 300 eau remain at per oept.balanc4
cash or equivalent. Lot, 226x96-
! No, 1-Nalpable property N. T. cornal
NanBureu stand Shallcross avenue. Lo4
40 feet on NanBuren street. with daptl
on Shnllcross avenue 1913 feet. runufq2
frame dwelling thereon with rooms aQ%
bath. A rure chance for church propeT3l
or building operation OH main street q
the City Park. and sight of Vanpurea
ine tho property before the sale. a ian
chance for making money.
No.S-l29 Townsend street, story brick,
5 rooms. Reut "a. Lot l4x100.
rooms roo and Sath h hens ia Lot SaS
No l0.-906 West Ninth street. 8 stor4
brick, 0 rooms and bath. Rent SO. Mor4
gage 5000. q per cent, can remain. Lot
23A59I.
No. lies Walnut street.s story frame
rooms. Rent $40. Lot l86x61.
No. 1902 Madison street. story brici7
10 rooms spd bath all IL so9d order. L9t
Nice size lot and well worthy your Inspect
ltlon. 60 aud look at IL,
No. lS-4Oo Franklin street. 0 gtory
brick, 8 rooms: Hot and cold water. kent
10. 1870 Tatnau street, 8 story brick,
10 rooms and hath. cemented cellar. Hont
500 per year. Lot i90x9S.a. 1000 can rei
main main or ImSeGsgs mar cent Rent d
these properties beFels the sale, as bar
gnins will be- oifered. The lots ut n9a aud
Washington are beautifully located md
street bridge. Those at Eastlsise neea d
mention, as Eastlake speaks for iteelfs
Examine them before the eale. ThQak
over Third street bridge on Glaymont st4
and near the new City Park. The proper
ny ut NanBuren street and Shalioroaf
avenue is certainly such as Ii not often
offered at public sale. Builders examtns
this.
Terms of Dwellings cash
basis, but mortgage can be, arranged fot
from u to = Of purchase money
Lots. cash basis. Mortgage can be ais
ranged. 8 rer cent. OF purchase monpS
cash on day OF sale. Settlement 20 n
made by the following Saturday. the 25tl
inst. at noon, or sale may be declare<
void al option of seller. Taxes for 1901
paid oy seller. For further Information
apply TO HEALD s. CO.,
agents to effect SALE
L. W. StIdham s. Son. Auctio neers. +
jil-s-t-f.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-17
NOTICE.

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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-17

Wn.KEsBARRE, Pa, June 17.-Tbe A.
o. II. state convention has adjourned
sine die. Following are the officers
elected: State delegate, James jack
son, Philadelphia; secretary, Cornelius
O'Brien, Philadelphia; treasurer, Patrick
Fallon, Pittsburg. The organization
contains 10000 members in good stand
ing. Pittsburg was selected as the next
place of meeting.