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Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1892-06-03
PURELY PERSONAL.
W. A. Chandler Will Accompany a
German Officer on an East
Africa Expedition.

Q. 7. Huntington has given $25, 900 TO
the Golden Gate park, San Francisco,
for an artificial cataract with fall OF
seventy-fiye feet.
Mr.. Cleveland has written Judge
Hathaway Of Rockport, Tex, that be
will visit that place next fall for few
days tarpon fishing.
Since the death of the celebrated sur
geon, DIR. Hanes Agnew, the instances
OF his humane kindness and charity are
fast multiplying. He made rule 10
charge his patients strictly according to
their circumstances. Those OF moderate
means paid 81 for each visit, while the
wealthy patient was often charged from
81 900 to $500, and the wife OF an Eng
lish nobleman once paid 10000 for a
single operation.
William Astor Chandler OF New York,
who Is to accompany German officer
on an important exploring expedition
In East Africa, brought back from his
last African trip probably the finest COL
lection OF trophies OF the chase ever i'm
ported into the United States. Many oi
the specimens were made up into arti.
cles OF use or ornament. An elephants
foot was eilver-mounted and converted
into a champagne cooler; the hide OF a
rhinoceros formed the top Of table, and
there were many objects OF ivory. The
importation paid $25 600 dntv.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1892-06-03

DEv. w. G. WISE WILL HOLD SERVICES
IL every I'd and 9TH Sunday In Zach month Al
sehooIhonse at o, m. Every ist and I'd Sunday
he will preach at Mayyilie. morning an evening
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-12

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT Dover DEL,
July 9th, 1s92.-Friend Dickey-The
party you spoke to me about at Chica.
20 as wanting pardon came down in
a few days thereafter and | sent her
pardon to her by an early mail.
BY the way, how is our Old mutual
friend John Dockerty making out.
Has he gotten over his dlsappoint-
ment fully yet? He don't understand
us or lie would not feel SO badly, for
as you know, ii Jester had stuck to us
John would have been fixed nicely.
have been awful busy but have
been thinking for some tune would
give the Calhoun pardon case my 80
rious attention, and il John shows his
magnanimity by turning in and help
ing you and the whole ticket il will
certainly entitle him ard his desires t.
my kindest consideration. | write this
hasty letter merely to let you know
did not neglect tho matter OF the par
don you spoke to me about at Chlca
70. Sincerely yours,
ROBERT j. REYNOLDS.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-12


The Weekly Review of Trade, pub
cial agency, speaks as follows of the
fiscal year ending June 80:
"a fiscal year never matched in the
whole history of the country in volume
of industrial production, in magnitude
of domestic exchanges or in foreign
trade has just closed. The imports for
the year have been about $3.50, 900, 600, the
increase in New York in June over last
year being about s per cent. Exports
from New York gained 1874 per cent.
and the aggregate for the year has been
about 81 ,027 100000. Railroad earnings
have been the largest i'll any year thus
far, and clearings in June the largest
ever known in that month, exceeding
last year & per cent, and for the whole
year the largest ever known outside OF
New York. Failures for the half veal
have been 5,503, against 6,073 in 1891
and liabilities $62 ,000, 600, against $99
600 900, and on the whole about til,
smallest for five years, In spite of low
prices, additional works are going int,
operation even in the iron manufacture
and yet more in wooden and cotton
: Moreover, the crops of this year promis,
to be very satisfactory, and the new hal
! year begins with excellent prospects"
Not only sIye imports and export
greatly increased, but workingmen
farmers, manufacturers, all are prosper
Gus as never before. It's bad year TO
the calamityites, and these slanderers O
/ American enterprise and enemies O
American progress will be repudiate,
J . they deserve to be on the Sth of Nc
yember next.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-12

Temperance, scripturally, means to
control and to restrain oureelf In all
respects, said Rev. VIM. p. Swartz. pas
tor, to Central Presbyterian Church's
large congregation Sunday forenoon,
taking his text from III. Peter on add
to knowledge. temperance, etc. II is
not Darro wed to alcoholic drilk, but
includes all articles of food and drink.
Instances in the lives OF Socrates,
Napoleon l. King Charles OF Sweden
show self-eontroL Its elements are:
I, knowledge.
II. Courage.
III. SteadfRstness, or patience.
II keep under my body" said st.
Paul A victory over ones carnal ma.
ture Is Indispensable.
But outside of self there is no tyran,
ny greater than public opinion and no
tests more exactlng than eircumstan-
ces.
Great power comes from self-con-
troll, which is essential to true freedom
II affords ability to control others and
Is first mortgage on success. II
brings all the faculties into such har.
molious co operation as must bring
success. 1t wins In the fight against
We must go To Jesus Christ, the SoI
of God, for the necessary help to at
tain Il.
For man on earth there is no do
minion that will not pass away except
this dominion Of self-oontrol by divine
help
sinner: Do a greater work than con
querlng the whole world by gaining
victory over yourself In and by the di
vine power of Christ, and you shall
walk the earth with the spirit and 10,
- 1t l.. 4. 4
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-12


The Democrats held an old-time
nomination for candidates In the
Southern district of Wilmington on
Saturday afternoon, reminding us Of
the year when WilIiam H. Lambson
and Robert Chambers were candidates
for sheriff, when the Third ward was
made to turn out some 1900 Democrat
ic votes, and the Tenth II we mistake
not. polled some 1900 including then
what is now the Twelfth ward. The
Eleventh ward then as now did
some tall voting, but we do not
recollect that 1t then pollcd more
votea than there were voters in
the ward OF all parties as 1t did last
Saturday. The Third ward, however,
which on Saturday only polled 1855
Democratic votes fell some 400 to 500
short OF tie number polled in the mem.
orable Lambson-Chambers contest.
and the Tenth ward which polled 100
votes, even with Screwdriver Lanans
efforts fell behind tho Lambson- Cham
bers vote some 100.
Tire Eleventh ward seems to be the
banner Democratic ward, 1t having
polled more votes than there are vot-
ers In the ward. A review OF the vote
OF the Southern district leads to the
conclusion that only In the Second
ami Twelfth wards was there nor
NAL and apparently honest vote cast,
but 1t was In the Third. Tenth and
Eleventh wards. whore the pure, I'M
sullied Democracy was in high voting
metal. The contest turned entirely
upon Levy Court Com missioner. and
between Mr.. Newell OF the Third ward
and Mr.. Mealey OF tho Tenth ward the
battle ragged the fiercest At tho close
Mr.. Newell was declared to be the
winner by seven votes. Mr. Mealey
seems to have held his OWE ward, the
Tenth. we'll In hand, rs he polleI sos
out OF the 100 polled, Notwithstanding
ths fact that Honest James Murray
was a candidate from that ward. but
"iionest Jimmy" only got 50 votes
Either Mr., Murray must have beer
looked upon as kind OF sham. oil
else honesty" was at low ebb In tbs
Tenth ward. Mr. Newell seems to
have lost his grip in his own, the Third
ward. as his competitor from the
Tenth, invaded 1t and ran away with 1t
but he seems to have worked the
Eleventh ward for all that it was wortl
The vote shows that out OF 4si vote
cast, NIL but IS were solid for Newell
We are promised, however, contes
By Mr.. Mealey, when we may eNpec
some rich revelations that will thro,
some light up, II the Democratic mod
of getting all the votes out.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-12


The luiidihF of Washington street
bridge will no doubt give II great i'm
pctu5 to rprOvemelrts Oh tie north
side OF the Brandywine. The proposed
boulevard by the North Side Improve.
mcnt Company itsclf will he great
Improvement ANA will invite those
seeking pleasant homes in the suburbs
70 that section of tho city. Already
Professor Guldey, OF the Wilmington
Commercial oIlege, has purchased II
col siderable tract OF land, and David
G.. Reid, with the Harlan and Holdings
worth Company, has purchased.
TIN OuEh Hawkins Y Co. IA lot OF land
OH Nest Eighteenth street, hetween
Madison and Monroe, opposite the
THrk luud7, for which he is AID to ave
paid 5000 or s25 per frontal foot.
harles II. Scott las purchased from
the erosion Land Improvement Com,
pany several line lots Mt wenty-third
anu Jefferson sire, Is. aud 1t Is report.
ed he will build fine pulutiul resi-.
dence there. Several other gentlemen
have purchased lots in the vicinity
during the last few days.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-12
wArAMAKnn.s.

flueace of Plaids. The Plait
is perennial. It's powerful
place in Dress Goods art is
unique. Its power is con
fined to fabrics for Dress
both mems and women's
1t has no ascendency il
architecture, no sway il
furnishings, no influence in
wall papers, carpets Oh
upholstery.
The Plaid is human. L
the power in the simple
beauty of rectangular con
trast +? Yes, perhaps--parti
ally. It is the only point il
Dress Textile Art to which
sentiment, poetry, chivalry
romance, patriotism attach
To the Scottish clansmal
the tartan was as the nationa
ensign is to the true Ameri
can.
SCOTS description of fai
Ellen with "satin snood ant
silken plaid" has made thu
Lady of the Lake and he.
clothes popular. How many
women would wear Plaidt
for life to be rewarded witt
equal poetic flannel
Plaids are not fashionabl,
in a general sense this sea
son. The merchant owning
a carried-over stock one O
two seasons old, or blunder
ing with too many now, ma.
try to persuade himself an,
you that they are. Blint
leading. Will there be blint
following?
Plaids are fashionable ii
the limited sense that the,
are always fashionable. W.
add beautiful new Plaid
this season - many here
more coming.
Here is one. Ground 0
wool in solid navy blue
plaids 7 in. square of ecru
gold and cardinal silk hal
inch wide each. Can yor
imagine the bold, brilliant
elegant thing! No, not ii.
you've seen it. A memoir
! it may be. If you are an al
fist you may in u fine frenz
forecast it with a poets eye
Otherwise, no.
Plaids, sober as brown d.
| Sparrow, gay us Bombaste
Peacock. 1t will be wort
your while to see them.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-12

The N. i. church at Elan. Pa. hav-
Ing lean property renovated, newly
catpeted. etc, was re opened on Sum
day morning by Rev. hairless $. Ham
ilton preuchin& an appropriate ser.
mon. The collection taken up was
quite liberal, tla members feeling that
tho expense incurred had hecome
really Necessary. Rev. Mr.. Hamilton
was quite active Mt Iirandywins Sum
init Camp aud many Of our citizens
will lie pleased to hear of his success.
ful Efforts to render his church attrac-
1.-Two.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-12

During the week ending at noon
last saturday, thNre We're I births. II
marriages, aud "a deaths in this city
compared to II deaths for the GORE.
spouding week o. last yJar.
The causes OF death we're Bright's
disease, commissions, general debility
heart disease, hamilton, marusmus.
meningitis, typhoid fever l each
mcmbran'ous crou', consumption
dysentery. dlnhtheiit, dropsy, inham
nation OF he brain, premature birth
sCrotula. each. OF the deaths, |.
were males; 10 females, 10 adults, /,
minors, twenty white. 4 black
20 foreign, i natives. or tho births
t We're white and black OF tho /:
marriages, 10 were between white an,
2 between blacks
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-12
KENNARD & CO,
ABOUT HOSIERY.

You can't appreciate how
cheap we sell good HOSIERY
until you put ours alongside
of the best you can get else.
where.
Here we loom up-in our
true light--leaders. We are
proud of that title. 1t means
so much.
It is a simple secret
careful buying. Keeping
from the Influence of merely
tempting prices unbacked
by quality.
Children's fast black i'm,
ported Hose in all sizes
at 25 cents. Two weights,
medium and heavy.
Ladies' fast black high
spliced heels and toes, Is
cents. This stocking we
had made i'll Europe to oul
own order and dyed by tha'
king of dyers, Louis Herrn
dorf. Quality unsurpassed
at the price.
Ladies' fast black, hisl
splicei heels and toes, a
: 81 &c, or put up in IL box o
3 pairs for 81. This line o
Hosiery was also made +
! our order aud dyed by tin
, same dyer. .=.#
. We have many other de
sirablo styles and quality Q
Hosiery at all prices fror
12I per pair up to 1915.
In Mems half Hose W
' have a nice line OF good ono
e at 25 cents. Black all
! colors. -
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-12
Half Rates by the Pennsylvan,a r.. n.

The national encampment Of the
Grund Army Of the Republic will be
held ut Washington September 10Th to
cath, 1892. The occasion will undoubt-
eddy attract the largest number OF
veterans ever assembled on similar
occasion, and the review will he the
most imposing demonstration ever
witnessed in this country since the
historic review OF the army in 1855. 1t
will be the event oil II lifetime, as never
again will there be so large q gather
sng OF old soldiers in any city of the
Land.
In order that every one may witness
the grand spectacle the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company will sell excursion
tickets to Washington from all prin-
cipal ticket stations on its system,
September 18th to 3Jth, valid for re-
urn until October 10TH 1892, at o sin.
glo fare for the round trip. Ample
facilities wilt be afforded for the
prompt movement OF all visitors.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-12

A fight took place on Sunday after.
noon Mt Riddles Drm!is that would
have. in all PROBABILITY, ended in blood
shad but for the arrival of officers. The
Italians and Irish had regular riot.
in which knives and pistols ilourisheI
in great Numbers. On the arrival OF
Captain lNersey and several other Off
Gers tho mob hld gotten word OF their
coming. and Ind quickly dispersed.
Its too bad that the people residing in
this vicinity should lie disturbed 10y
these scenes OF disorder. Too much
rum caused the riot,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-12
ASAMAKkiS'S.
PHILADELPHIA, Monday. Sept, II. 1892
In re Ilaids.

Another inkling of new
Dress Goods.
The leopard, the lion, the
spider and the dove; trees,
flowers and ferns; shells and
fishes, all touch textile art
in Dress Goods in some way
and at some time. But the
textiles receive the touch III
common with all things ar
tistic. .!
Quite different is the in,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-12

The laval veterans OF the Cuited
States will hold a re.union at Balti-
more September 18th to 18Th inclusive.
and for this occasion the ienHsylva.
ma Railroad Company will sell oXcur.
sion tickets from all points on its lines
at one first ciaSs fare for the round
"trip, Tickets Will he sold and good go
ing September 18th to 20tn, valid for
lctGrn until October 10th inclusive,
aud will permit stop-oi' mt Philadel.
phia and Harrisburg and at stations
net ween Harrisburg and Baltimore.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-12

The special manifest Offices Of the
Delaware Railroad Company in this
city, opened uring the fruit season
every year. closed on saturday night,
ten days earlier than IT. closed last
year, The Office was IN charge OF j. J.
Whitaker. The number of carloads
of peaches shipped from the Delaware
Peninsula during the season of 1891
was $3.50 Curs. In 1889 the recorded
shipments amounted tb three baskets
and one cratic while in 1889 the ship
ments were 200 cars
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-12

Pursuantto resolution passed on
Thursday evening city Council mot
on Saturday evening with President
benson. who has returned home, in
the chair. Mr. White was the only
Democrat member present. 1t was
understood that the object of the
meeting was to prefer charges against
tlGrH Mcssirk, hut as Mr.. MeNay wis
not present the meeting, OIL motion
OF Mr. Perkins. adjourned almost i'm.
mediately after it opened,
1t said taat charges will be prtf6 erred
at Llle regular meeting ON Thursday
night, and Il committee appointed To
give Clerk Al-ssick, who VIII be- repre-.
scented by Peter Il Cooper trial.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-12

Thomas BirchaIl, T. 4. Mitchell. John
". TaiIcy, james l.. Pilhram. Dr. VIM
ehGrwood, Andrcw Wilhelm, Fred
Heiss, George Haas. August Faske,
Dr. ii. Morrow. Chas. SuOnle, VIM II.
Alexander, David A. Rayhorn and lJr
3. .. Funk started for Elmira, " Y.
to-day, 10 attend The annual session
ol the Chapter General OF America,
Knights oil st. Juhl and Malta which
couVenes at that place tomorrow.
Iames Mekolvey. tho Erard prelute
and l1r. Peter oaper the grand medF.
cal examiner viii also attend 1t is
expected thar the session willcunsums
the remainder OF the week
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-12

The Pullman Palace Car Company is
about compl"iina, i've ears out Of an
oder OF trn FOR uscGlrin.s tine Worlds
Fair at Chicago. ihr other ii1e vii!
~ competed about the first pf tie
year. several passenger ears are al.
about heiiig completed at the shops
ot the r., W. ~ T.. Il. Il. Co, that will
eauai in style and finish any of those
in U.s..
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-12
ON SATURDAY.
ON SATURDAY,
THE 18th DAY oFsEPTEMBER, 1892,
..-.. At 9 o'clock p. M,

Tho following described real estate, viz:
All that certain lot of land and brick
dwelling thereon. situate in the city OF
Wilmington aforesaid. bounded and do
Iscribcd as follows to wit:
| beginning Mt the cas- erly side OF Ship
Hey street between Front and Second
streets at the distance OF one hundred
aud two feet four inches from the tputh-
lerlv side of Second street ut the southerly
side of an alley, corner OF land formerly
iof Rebecea Leonard. now OF the estate OF
/ Henry ). McCumbs. thence westerly by
the eoutherly side of said alley parallel
ito Second street one hundred and ten feet
land eleven inches more or less to lin"
OF land of the said ntiel u. Kent. thence
northerly along sud land parallel 10
iShlpley street, twenty three feet to q cor
ner In said land. thence eastcrly and
parallel to Second street one hundred
und ten feet and eleven inches more or
less TO the said westerly side OF shlpley
street and thence thereby southerly TWEEN
ity-thfee fe TO the place OF beginning.
be tho contents thereof more or less.
| Scized aud taken in ex, cution as the
property OF Daniel II. Kent and Mary l..
his wife, and {. Is, und To be sold by
| WILLIAM SIMMONS, Sheriff.
Sherin's Office. " ilminRton. Del, Sept.
10. 1892. 81
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-12
ltttftVHWtRz

American Laundry, 10 West Front st
Cnpring aud l""cl'inr, lNi Y. Second St
Cuppiug aud Ienching by Geo. d. Metz.
Ger. No. ll5 Fast rnirl street.
New MeS4cn is enjoying tic nrss rainy
set o. 1t iuts hGn la four years.
The HHnk of EugElnd requires sky
folio ie lgcrs for It's daily accounts
Candidates Harris VI. Reid, Weaver
ami B,dwCll were all born in ohio.
There are 500 lighthouses in which n
bath can b. had tor one cent in Toxic.
l"pan.
II costs only seventy ave cents to ship
- barrel uf -four rium AtcIlson to Liver.
I Oppi,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-12

There will he grant trotting race
at klr,wuui. ON Friday next, tue 10Th
inst. between Sadie NJ. belonging to
b. II. MnCrly u Chester, Pa, Salddin,
Owned 10y James II. Green, OF this city,
ald Eisni@Hliar, owned by John Shit.
haClIw, ui hIrtar oak Park, Hart
ford. Come, GU, for a purse of 81,
$50.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-12
ON SATURDAY.
THE 18TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1892.
At 2 O'Clock p. m.

The following described real EST ate. viz:
All that plantItiOn and tract of laud.
situate, lying aud being in the hundred
and county of New Castle in the state oi
Delaware. adj lining lands late Of Charles
y. lulont. deceased, John Janvier, the
New Castle Commons, and the road lead,
ing from Newport to New Castle. con-
tanning nlOut l40 acres or land, be the
same more or less.
Seized and taken in execution as the
property OF W illiam n. iasker AM!
Stephen T.. Nj. Fas.ser aud Mary T. CLARK
executors OF ThomHsT. iasker, deceased
land I. ts., ard 10 lie sold 10y
WILLIAM SIMMONS. Sheriff.
I8i02 ny
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-12
ID EGISTFEiS ORDER.
III EEGlSTERiS OFFICE,
NEW CASTLE Co., DEL,

Augu.t 18th, 1872.
Upon the application Of JniIess, iicitl
executor OF he last viii and testament
t1i Mary lhNls, lnte Of Wilmington hund-
req, III said county, deceased, IL is or
idcrcd and directed by the Register that
Tho Executor atoresaid give notice. Of
I%iiththg of letters Ia tm"ntaiy
with the date OF granting thereof, by
lcausius advertisements to lie Ms, i
lwitnm forty days from the date ni sIicn
IitttpIs ia SIN OF the most public places
i1l the county cot New Castle, ipgiiiri'i..
al persons naNihS demands Against fta
estate to present the sumo or .,bide by
an Act OF Assent Is IA such ease uu#l,ie
lttnq provided; ana also cause tic s.tin~
10 be inserted within tuu same period ~
tn" lb"lHwnte Republican, taAilyfa nesgs,-
tpnprt published ~ Wilmington. Del,
and TO be continued theron tlIreC wcctA
lie. q. d.
- Given under tho hama aud seal
i :. ;. OF Office OF the Register nft,fr-
! - said, at W Wilmington. 81 SO.
Castle County, aforesaid, tho day and
iNcnr above written.
!. WILKINS COOt IT, Register.
l. NoTiGE-Nunice IL it'uuby given that
l'cttets documentary ~yIG ia ,rIc loru
ioi In" .-trntctl uii'o tI.o undersigned, IA
inii p"rsuns having cinima Hgt,4ps'
the 'stat' ct tn .lo4a.asr1 must
present III same duly nitestcd 10 Tho
y" Nct' to uirOr petoIn tuu 18th finv
r Aug lhli or abiic iErHC OF Assembly III
. suctl clse madc ana provided.
I IA MIS- :. HEAL.
n Executor,
Address. " {. Fiaim, Attornc -.rt-i ..w,
Wilmington. Del. a29.Jw cod
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-12

For ono thing at least we may feel
devoutly grateful. Tho scathing denun-
citation of reciprocity in the Democratic
platform takes the ground from beneath
the feet of those tariff "rcformers' who
have been asserting that reciprocity is
only another name for free trade.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-12

Wiliiap Maxwell of Stanton. visit.
Cd his son l.. q. Maxwell, of Chester.
Ia last week, and on Friday evening
he was attacked with paralysis and
died short time afterwards. aged Is
years. His body will be Inferred at
iirnl of tlrl~titna Church neHr New
ark, tomorrow. Tuesday morning.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-12
ON SATURDAY.
THE nth DAY OF SEPTEMBER. 1892
At 2o'cloch, p. m.

rhe following described real estate. viz:
All that certain lot, parcei o. piece OF
land with the two-story frame dwelling
and Stable threon erected. situate In the
lcity OF Wilm ngton aforesaid. bounded
and described as follows, TO wit:
beginning ut Il point on the Eortherly
side of Four, h street AZ the distance of
100 feet westerly from the westerly
side of Lincoln street; thence north
lerly parallel with Lincoln street III
Itect and ! inch to II corner; thcncs
westerly and parallel with Fourth
street 70 feet to another corner; thence
lsoutherly and parallel with the tirsi de-
Scrihed line an Lincoln street l35 feet aud
! inch To the aforesaid northcriy side OF
Fourth street, and theme thereby caster.
! ly % feet to the place Of beginning. be-
the contents thereof whnt they may.
! Seized and taken in execution as the
properly OF John Grinnage and Sarah j..
his wife. and T. t., and TO be sold Ivy
WILLIAM SIMMONS, sheriff
Shcritt's oiiice. Wilmington. Del. Aug
.. 1872. All