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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-05

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Entertainments,

Corset Covers, Gowns. Skirts. Chemise,
remnants of Table Linens, Irish
Linens. Fine Towels, and Table Sets,
Linen Scarfs and Doilies, that show
handling will be placed on centre coun-
ters to-day.
q; s.: Ell e e ;' S': !; co,sst. e.;
from Acc.
$50 Bone French Woven, White, sizes
10. %, "a, and %, Toe. from ST.
In all about SO various kinds OF finest
and cheaper grades of Corsets, sold IN
greater part for showing handling.
Bleached and Unbleached Muslins,
Percales, Calicoes, Light and Dark
Gingbams, and other Wash Fabrics.
4 pieces Silk Tassel Fringes, 2 to D
yards, DC. yard, from 12c.
AZ Ladies Linen Collars, slightly
soiled, &c., from 10 and l2c. A lot OF
Neck Ruching, lc. yard.
81 Null Ties, plain and embroidered.
slightly soiled from show, 4c., from &c. (;
&C.. from lSc. 12c., from 25c., etc.
8 bottles Bay Rum, label soiled, 3Oc.,
from Acc.
lot Mourning Earnings, 10. from
Csc. | lot Of Fancy Shell Hair Pins,
&c., from l5c.
About hundred remnants OF
r-----'------'-h have accumulated du-
P;bbo,, @ ring the past week, wide
AoooO"''" and narrow-remnant
4 ,,r,cpa
Remnants OF Carpets and Mattings,
odd pairs OF Curtains, remnants of ORA
peries.
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ANUsEMESrs

rCHE GLEANERS s0ClbiIllr =
Il THE FIRST pREsBYTEklAs 80 80 a
win give SNOW FESIlNAL ~ g'AIg y, . a
an Illustrated lecture by Dr. X f,s'nn,Y ~
lectureroom OF the church On
MING, February oh, at 8 0civt. r. ~.
Admission. 25c. kefroshmenlf.
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Ladies' Plush Sacks and Jackets.

OkNAMENIcs
e2s Plush Sacks reduced TO el331.
$40 Plush Sacks reduced 20 eiv'o.
64E Plush Sacks reduced TO sz4
S30 Plush Jackets reduced to Sl41o.
SS5 plush jackets reduced 20 s17.75.
s35 plush jackets, with mink collar, now $40.
$40 Plush Jackets, with mink collar, now sls;1o'
ESQ Plush Jackets, with mink ccihr' n1r go
S3O Piush Jacgets, with Astrachan collar, now
etA75.
s35 Plush Jackets, with Astrschan collar. now
el7.75.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-05

UPTOWN OFFICE 4s3 EAST BROAD
STREET.
MANCHESTER OFFICE 1920 HULL STREET.
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Ribbons

Remnants OF Carpets and Mattings,
odd pairs OF Curtains, remnants of ORA
peries.
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Hundreds of Dress Goods

n dI INFANTS. The
prices CiIb for these goods are
to the "'0'" greatest advantage to
tn 20 s---------' that have an eye to
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Blankets and COmfOriableS.

Now IA your chance. We have large stock OF
Fine Goods that must be closed out. The prices
have been made TO reduce the stock this week.
II you are interested you can get the best bar
gains you ever saw.
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SPECIAL.

We ara receiving daily NEW SPRING WOOL
DRESS GOODS, GINGHAMs, PRINTS, OUT.
INGs, etc, which will interest those looking for
spring materials.
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CLooks and Wraps.

Another big reduction in all our Ladies, Misses.
and Childrens Cloaks, Wraps, Jackets, New
markets, Capes, and Cape-Cloaks. Prices are
nov less than the cost OF the material in the gar
ments. You never had such chance 10 buy
Fine Goods at az low prices as you can buy them
this Wsek.
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Feather BO0S.

CoQue Feather Boas, three yards long.
ego Boes reduced TO 1925.
s12 Boas reduced 70 1917.
slO Boas reduced TO s5. A.
e6 Boas reduced 70 s4.19.
as Neck Boas reduced TO e.. 96.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-05

A large
3 / O c k OF
S o j | G d
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Fur CapeS and MlIfS.

II low prices will sell Fur Capes and Muffs this
week we won't have one left by Saturday night.
We have cut tho prices 40 low that II you ever
expect 10 need either you will make money by
buynQ now.
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1}'(oFE:N
(0NPAfY
N~
Fria.x and saturday are set aside for

Tho sole by Rem
n ant, Remnsnts. mean hort
lengths Of ------,,.soods. ou1
go - he;no shop-woru. Often such
thines as are not to be duplicated or re-
placed ,,x :.
each of their departments and the prices
are made to clear them regardless OF
cost or value.
thousands-of such things as in all pro-
babill.y meet your demand even at their
original prices but we must keep this
stock free of ali such things as clog the
wheels of the machinery. In other
words. we pay many thousands of dol
lars a year to place before you clean,
bright. tempting, and desirable stock oil
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-10-11


A strong play, well written and ad-
mirably acted. Thut Is what every
body says of "The House on the
Marsh,' produced for the first time
here at the Academy OF Music on Mon
Daylight. The play Is from the pen of
Mervyn Dallas who enacted the part
OF Gervas Rayner, q gentleman burg
lar" 1t Is a dramatization OF Florence
Warden's thrilling novel, and the man.
ner In which the play is produced
makes 1t most entertaining one.
Tho story is that of crack burglar
who Is a respectable English gentle
man in the eyes Of his neighoors. This
much OF the play suggests Jim, tho
Fenmnn," but the sequel IL very differ
ent. Rayner conceives genuine af-
lection for Violet Chrystie. the young
ana pretty governess in the house on
the marsh, where the stolen goods
are stored. The insane jealousy of
Sarah Gooch, Rayner's mistress, finally
EXPOSES his indemnity with Jim Wood.
fall, the burglar, and the play ends
with the tragic death of Rayner at the
hands of the half-crazed woman. Mr..
Dallas gave strong and manly inter
probation OF the role OF the unhappy
Rayner. The blouse on the Marsh"
has scored distinct success.
VII DdlidS 10 support by good
company Miss Laura Alberta made
decided impression by her portrayal
of the difficult role OF Sarah Goooh.
Miss Alberta certainly will m ke one
OF the best emotional actresses we
have.
Miss Estelle Sprague displayed de-
cided talent of the inRenue order in
tho part OF Violet Ghrystie. Miss
LuuIse Barron buchanan, as Lady
Mashem, provoked continual laughter
whenever she was on the Stage. as did
Mr.. Soldenc Powell. as Sir Jonas
Mashem. Messrs. Richard Raymond
aud Jack Palmer were competent in
the pnrts of Lawrence Reade and Sam
uel BOlter. respectively.
The same play continues this and
Tomorrow evenings, with matinee OH
Wednesday.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-10-11

Board of Health.
Cyrus Castle. X. @. e. ....-.
Lincoln Lodge. X. of p.
u. 5. Grant Camp. S. of v.
Corinthian Lodge. $. of II. .".
Friendship Lodge. X. of =.
Industry Lo lge. A. o. u. W.
Cherokee Tribe, |. o. Il. NJ.
Harmony Council, U. II. OF A.
Excelsior Council L. +. of A.
Gorintnnn Lodge. A. +. a. NJ. -....
Washington Conclave, S. W. NJ
Wilmington Council. %. U. i ".
Oxrorl Castle. A. q. *. of NJ. ..
IGnpoliohnokinR Tribe. /. .. Il. NJ.
Blue Rock 10 hmlal3sy o. u. A. NJ.
Reynolds Encampmant. l. o. o, u.
Brandywlne Com. Knights of Malta.
German Mutual Beneficial Society.
Morlel Encanpmont, X lEhLs Of st. j. NJ.
Euroka Conoavo Heptasophs or ). W. NJ.
brotherhood OF Carpenters nnl Joiners
LIST. regiment File and Erum Corps.
Diamond State Council Am. l.. OF II.
Humanity Circle brotherhood of Union.
There are many clothing
houses, and it can be stated
that hardly any two OF them
have thesssame system. While
there are many clothing
buyers, all have one object
in vlew-to get full value
for every dollar they part
with. With many the best
place to buy is still a matter
of doubt. Some clothing
houses are always selling $18
suits for SO; other houses
sell clothing and give time,
while still others again sell
the time and give you the
clothes. We can't offer any,
such inducements TO any
the only inducement we can
offer is to sell the bestgoods
at the lowest prices. We
can show at so and $l2
the handsomest line of suits
and overcoats in the city.
Our line Mt $l5 show some
extra pretty styles, which
sell elsewhere for $19. 1000
pairs of pants in over $50
styles and the best selected
and most reliable stock OF
boys and children's clothing
are other attractive features.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-10-11
FOURTH edition


Deputy Coroner Giles visited the
residence OF tho Grubb family, near
State Road station yesterday, and ar
ter investigating the sad death Of Miss
McCord, which occurred last Sunday
morning, gave certificate OF acci-
dental death.
John Mcdaniel called at the REPUBLI.
CAN Office yesterday, and denied en-
lphaLically that Miss MeCord commit
ted suicide. lie had been to the scene
OF the tragedy. and, like other near
friends OF Miss McCord, did not believe
that she killed herself, lie said that
Miss McCord was busting of the re-
lvolyer two or three weeks ago when It
went of and the bullet was lodged IN
the bed.
y suppose" he added. 'she was
hAhuiihu ~ vastarhav when 1t went
on. There was no incentive or liz; ., :. "a
ment for her to kill herself.
Ten minutes before she had made
arrangements to go TO church that
evening with her aunt and cousin, be-
Ing IN liyelier mood than she had
been for sometime before. At that
lime she was preparing crab supper,
expecting friends to come to take tea
with her.
:" lie pistol was an old rusty affair
that had not been loaded or reloaded
for at least twelve months.
The whole suicide tleory must
have been gotten up by irresponsible
parties who knew nothing OF the af.
lair whatever. No one who kne W her
would for moment suppose that 1t
was suicide"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-10-11
AN EARTHQUAKE.
This City Beceived Shock Last
evening But Very Few Knew What
1t Was.

This city Received Shock Last
evening But Very Few Knew What
1t Was.
About 10 o'clock last night this city
was visited by slight but distinct
shock OF an earthquake which listed
about four seconds. The greatest
force OF 1t was felt In the northern and
southern sections of the city, where
dishes and window panes ratified.
Very few, however, knew or for the
tlme being thought what 1t was, and
while some thought thele was an ex-
plosion at the powder mills, there
were others who thought their neigh
Dor had rolled heavy barrel across
the lloor. The shock was pretty gem
orally felt all over the city, and also
reached Chester and other places.
The earthquake shock last night was
tho fourth within the past eight years.
ON August 10, 1884, there was severe
shock at 2.05 p. M, lasting for ten sec.
onds. The city was badly shaken aud
tho shock was felt In many other
e!aues. In one Case Il woman was
rolled of lounge on which she was
lying.
ON August 81, 1886, there was'another
earthquake felt III this city 1t was
very slight, and in some parts OF this
city was not felt. 1t occurred at 10
D, m, and lasted for but three Sec
ond.
On March 6. 1889. there was another
slight but general shock. 1t occurred
ut . 40 p. M, and lasted about ten
seconds.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-10-11

Judge Ball disposed OF the following
cases at this mornings session OF the
Municipal Court:
Andrew Crookenbaek. who has been
before the Municipal Court many
times for drunkenness, appeared again
this mo rning and as he promised TO
let drink alone he was dismissed.
A. d. Gray OF Newark was drunk and
said he had been robbed while he was
in that condition. He was fined 81
| also.
Emma Hopkins. colored, was sent
over on line OF 50 and costs, which
she was unable to pay. Her offense
was drunkenness.
Thomas Barry, OF Chadd's Ford, was
fined 81 for being drunk.
William Rothwell.wa fined .s5 and
costs foe being disorderly towards OIL
Ger Black, who arrested him.
William J. Kelley, who only got out
OF jail on Sunday. was sent over again
for 80 days Tor getting drunk.
William Bowe WAS released on Fri!
day from the Jail. and he was sem
over again for 40 days In default OF a
fine Of " and costs.
II. nolge4uerger was charged with
assault nd.battery on John A. Wharf,
but as the prisoner was not ready fol
hearing, the case was continued un.
til Tomorrow morning, he being held
under $500 bail.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-10-11

WANTED cook and chambermnId
Wy Mt the pennsylvania House. Front
aud King streets. oIi-ltt
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-10-11
Watches
..... Given
Away.

A few days ago we adver,
tised that we would make it'll
interesting for every con,
sumner of Clothing, and we
are now ready TO do so, as.
our Fail and Writer stock is
complete in every depart,
meilt, and it would pay
you to come and inspect
our magnificent stock of
Clothing.
We can sell you good
made Clothing lower than
any house in Wilmington
we will tell you why we
can do so. We have small
expenses and buy direct
from the manufacturer, pay
spot cash for all our goods
and make all discounts. The
suits we are selling for SIS,
ST and 81, arts made UP and
trimmed as well us others.
n UR store sells them at
~
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-10-11
DIED.

MAIoNEY.-7In this o. or a., ,n,.
Helm 4; a ALA sS all years. '''
~. \ 4. o. y. aud Manning library. af9
y, invited % attend bis funeral from his
ia.e residence. No. 1894 Lincoln street, on
wednesday afternoon at s O'clock, Inter.
PlLBEAM-ln this city, Oct, 8, 1904.
James Pilbenm, aged S. years
helattyes Rnd friends are invited to
attend bis funeral from his late resi-.
deuce, No. 902 Walnut street.
Dearest father, thou hust left ua
And our loss We deeply feel,
But tits God that has beroft us,
He can all our sorrows heal.
DAUGHTER.
sTURTZ. On oalobor 0, 1879. at O'Clock
Sunday evening. Stanley Living
ston, son of y. j. and Hannah SturtY,
aged years aud 2 days.
Funeral at o'clock p, m, Monday. oc-
tober iOth.
Our bright and CHEEKY dear little guest,
While yet so young and so manly,
Sadly to us, but God knows best
And takes 10 Heaven our Stanley.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-10-11

A meeting of tho City Council Build
ing Committee was held last evening,
~ which H. Q m opposition to erect anew
klug was thoroughly discussed.
Mayor Wiley and Mr.. Lawson of tile
Police Commission were present, mud
M"s7rs. Biyntlrl, smith, Shortlidge aud
Harlan of the Board of Education.
yur Wiley spoke OF the need of n
new City llnll. lie dwclt on the deplor-
nble condition OF the cells now used
and tbs nlthy condition they were in.
speeches were made b. others pre-
sent and while the need of u new build.
ing, to accOmo late the various city I'll
cials was admitted unnrtinn was taken
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-10-11
DoIs.

Prepared or selT-raising buekwheat,
5 pounds package for fifteen cents, at
j. j. Smiths, Fourth and Shipley.
William d. Pennell quite wealthy
farmer. died ut his residence near
Cheyney station, Chester county, Pa,
on Sunday, from injuries Inflicted by
his own hand IN an attempt to com.
nit suicide in order to escape suffer.
ing from the gravel.
Funeral services were held this after.
noon at O'Clock, In the New Jerusa,
lem Church, over tho remains of the
late James L. Pilbeam, who died from
accidental shooting ut the Fibre
works, last Saturday morning.
Sarah S.Sharon died in Philadelphia,
on the sth instant, aged 81 years, and
her remains were brought to this city
ana inferred IN the Wilmington aid
Brandywine cemetery this afternoon.
Pure. fresh buckwheat meal. Seven
pounds for 25 cents at j.. j. Smiths,
9Th and Shlpley streets,
An active Democratic worker who
took his lashes ut the post at New
Castle was seen down on tho coast thib
forenoon button hollng coIored men
to get them 10 vote tho Democratic
tlckot.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-10-11

Making and keeping our trade In
footwear by selling only what we know
10 be reliable goods, and we are get.
ting right down to bottom prices OF
we wouldn't have had that generous
increase In trade VIZ have had 80 far
this season We have tho right kind
.ut shoes for wear, auI the kind OF
prices that saves money OH shoe bills
every time. just keep that little fact
your shoe dollar do "a good bit of buy
ing. come and see us. FOrman's, No.
10 Il. 4th street, between Market and
King.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-10-11

Header, have you passed the meridian
OF lifef Are your joluts getting stiff your
musclesRnd sInews losing their elasticity !
orr you troubled with lunbasof Are
you. N short, In daily or occasional re-
celpt of any OF those admonitions which
nature gives to rem nd people that they
are growing old II 50. ,rS u course of
Iostctter's Stomach liittcrs, most gen.
ia and Agreeable mitlgator of The inflr-
mites of age. rapid promoter of conva-
les aehce, and an ciioctu means OF coun-
tcrac ing DO lily decay. Good dig st ion,
sound sleep, hearty appetite freed M
nom rheumatic twingeS. AFRO among the
benign Fronts that spring from the regu-
lar and persistent use Of this superb tonic
aud corrective. which has receive the
unqualified sanction Of the medical fra.
tornity. Owe il the fair rial that IL de-
serves. and ycuw. II b. graft full for this
advice.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-10-11

Delaware Council catholic Benevo.
lent LEGION OF the city will tare two
hundred members to participatein the
dig parade in Philadelphia tonight,
accompanied by the First Regiment
band They will leave their headquar-
ters at 1lh and Market streets, Mt y.
M. sharp. the uniforms will be dark
suits, SILK hats, bun gloves and canes.
"A special train will Leave p. W. Il b.
station 40 y, III. They have been as.
Signed position in the 2d division, us
the guests of !, G. y. Union OF Phlla.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-10-11

That popular edition of ministrelsy
and farce-comedy, Tuxedo which
was written. by Ed. Marble and is be-
ing presented by George Thatchers
Iinstrels and the Rich and Harris
Comedy Company was given another
successful presentation In this city
last evening Mt the Grand Opera House
before large audience. Tho r,.:s sas
Deen ehtlreiv rSvritten und impF5veu
SIM" ais last presentation here. The
artists composing this original organ
ization are alllselected and perform
with grace and ability. The singing
was fine, well.selected, and the APP
ulause was loud and plenty. 1t was
wall .nerlted. Tuxedo" will be pre-
sented aga this evening, and should
be greeted with mother large audi
ence,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-10-11

From 8 Bacon street. Boston. Mass,
harvard graduates publish IFS IN.
large vo. magazine Of accurate IN
formation interesting To graduates. IL
contains portrait and biography of
Henry lnEersoll l3owdltch," ''IIar-
ward Men in Politics, " The Alumnus
md his SON." The New Movement in
humanity" THE Universitys Last
Five Years" etc. etc. 1t is n noble
work ON heavy paper and only one
dollar per year.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-10-11

Martina Johnson, colored, was this
morning arrested Ivy officer Solomon.
on suspicion oi being mentally de.
ranged. While Martini was at work
this morning She WAS taken with a
cray spell and her people wore afraid
20 have her around ths house. she
was takan TO tbs po!ina stat an,
was afterwards allowed to go to her
home as she had JotOne rational.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-10-11

NTANTED-APent to canvass for a
NV good, reliable institution Insur-
Rnce mon preferred. Salary or commits
sion. Apply At room Exchange Build
ing, hh ana Market streets. Walter Iiar-
rison, Sup't oll-lt'
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-10-11
Very III.

John II Forrest. the grocer ut
I 'lnymont and Lodge streets, Is lying
very III with IL chronic disease That has
affected him Tor scars. He was Il
proepcro is business man and owns
cpu-ilieiaDle pfoperty.in the vicinity
lis physicians haze very little hopes
of his recovery. lie is a son OF Vim.
Forrest of Eighth and Butlunwood
streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-10-11
R.W.WOLTERS
S. W. Cor. End and Market SITS

z. S.-Wo also give a fine
stem.winding an Il setting
watch to the purchaser of the
amount of o20; you need
not buy the $40 worth all
at once, as we will give you
coupons to the amount Of
your purchase, no matter
how small.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-10-11

First district Washington to Adams
and south OF Front; Maryland avenue
and Madison streets.
Observation-Disclosures to Fourth
and Madison to Adams; south west
corner Second and Monroe.
Third-Eront TO Third and Washing
ton to Madison; No. EOS Jefferson
street.
Fourth-Adams to Madison and
Fourth TO Sixth; No. 5ll Madison
street.
Fifth-Washingtou to Madison and
Third to Sixth; northwest corner Fifth
and Jefferson.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-10-11

kennard & Go. are advertising tho
Ironses gloves which they consider
they finest in the world. The perrec-
ton of luXuIiouJness for Autumn
and any dressy wear. Both SUICIDES
and Glaces are now permitted by the
canon of good tuste Read their nd
yertise menL and uet accordingly.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-10-11

The partnorsasI, =, wren Thompson
and Bennett wlolesnle sud retail COM
mission merchants at 3l4 King street,
MAS dissolved by mn - consent on
OctohLf -. 100. Hereafter the bust
Eess wall LIE conducted by john H.
Bennett at the above place.
JusE'H 5 THOMPSON,
ions L. BES%tslr.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-10-11

First district-Market to Walnut
and Sixth TO Eighth; No. East Sew
Anth
Second Walnut to Poplar and sixth
to Taylor; northeast corner Eighth
and Wilson.
j Thlrd-Siarket Eighth to Walnut
then to Taylor, to Poplar to Tenth. to
Market; Kylss Office. be. wsen Eighth
Rad Ninth ON King.
Fourth Market, Tenth to Poplar, TO
Thirteenth, to Walnut. to Twelfth, TO
MARKET; Eleventh, between Walnut
aud Wilson
Flith-AIarket, Twelfth to Walnut
TO Thirteenth, to Poplar. TO Brandy.
wine river, to Market: southwest cor
ner Sixteenth and French.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-10-11

First district Market to French and
King.
Second French to Poplar and Third
% Christlana river; north west corner
Second and Walnut.
Ihird-All OF the ward east of Pop
lar between Third and Christlana river;
No. 4l0 East Third
sFourth-Christlana river to city line,
aarket street (extended) to Head and
Christiana Avenue; Head and Lob
dell.
F1fth-All OF the ward cast of Head
street and Christtana river; Head be-
tyeon Lobdeil and A.