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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-22
T,RUsTEEs SALE OF
REAL ESTATE.

BY virtue of an order of the Chancellor
OF the State OF delaware. made Oh tho eth
day of FEB. A. d., 1929. will no exposed
to sale at public vendue. on Saturday,
Feb. IS. 1903. at 10 O'Clock. q. m :, at the
Count II louise. in the city of Wilmington,
the following described real estate, late
OF Hhchnriah g. Dennis. deceased. TO wit
All that certain lot. with u FOuk-
STORY BRICK STO RE AND
ID WI LING thereon. situate in
the said city of Wilm ington, OH the cast
side of Market street between 9TH aud 18th
streets at the distance of "A feet inches
from tho southerly side of 9TH street,
having front of 20 feet on Market street
and Il depth of 81 feet 3 inches parallel
with Firth street 70 II feet wide alley ex-
tending 20 Fifth street, with the use and
privilege Of said alley in common with
other legal proprietors forever.
The building contains III rooms, includ-
ing kitchen and bath. II is one OF the
Lest business stands in the city.
And IL is ordered by the Chancellor
that the Trustee make return OF it's pro-
cecdings under this orler to the Court of
Chanrery on Monday, the 9th day of
March, A. d. 1907
Attendance will be given and terms
made known by SECURITY TRUST AND
SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY. Trustee, or
BENJAMIN NIELDS, Its attorney.
Attest: Colen Ferguson. Register
Court of ChRncery.
l.. W. Stidham " Son, Auctioneers.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-22
INSTRUMENTATION
Valuable Real ESTATE.
willbo sold at public sale on
SATURDAY, MARCH IL


At the Court House In the city Of VIII
IN inglon, the following described real es-
tate being the late residence OF Alex
ander Kelly, deceased. to wit:
All TINT lot OF land with dwelling
house, No ai1 West street. and stable aud
carriage house thereon erected, sitiute
in the city OF Wilmington and state of
Delaware, and bounded and described us
follows towit: Beginning ut u corner
OF land of Thomas Walter. now deceased,
on the westerly side OF West street. at la
feet and inches southery from Third
street. thence by said Thomas Walters
line wcste ly and parallel with Third
street .hG feet to tho easterly side OF
Washington street. thence thereby SOUTH
eriy 81 feet aud Q inches to "a corner OF
land OF " lizard Thomson, thence ny
said land edsterIy AMI parallel with I'D
street and running through the middle
of this aud the adjoining property ESQ IT.
TO the aforesaid side of West street and
thence thereby north My "a feet and 0
inches o the place OF beginning, be the
contents what they may.
Tits very desirable dwelling house has
abfo%n stone front, il rooms. exclusive
ot,two bath rooms. two heaters in cellar.
and hot and cold water. The stable
fronting on Washington street has four
stalls. room for2 carriages ANA large hay
loft. Inspection is invited.
Terms-Tcn per cent. cash when prop
erty Ia struck of. and tho balance In
cash on or before 30 days thereafter on
'i fis.ts aF &oea ". PrnnsoN. Executor.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-22

DUBLlC SALE
Will be -old at Public Sale. Mt the resi-
deuce of the subscriber at Rockland
Delaware. on
THURSDAY. FEBRU AIRY - 1893,
ut L. O'Clock, M, sharp.
head OF work OF driving horses. fear.
less Of steam, very promising colts
French 60 .ch, Pcrcneron aud Htt.Ier
stock.
Twenty head of mitch cows, Holatein,
Alderney aud Durham, fresh and spring.
ers. good workers. heifcrs, / Aldcrncy
l,ui. yoke OF powerful oxen, II head OF
fine eyes with lambs, Que large buck.
Farming implements: farm Wagons
l nearly new; nay rigging, for oxen or
horses; ; OK and horse carts, liquid cart,
with tongue and wheel attachment: set
OF stone CIR log wheels, | iron roller.
Champion steel binder, mo win z mach ines.
! l hors rdJe. grain drills. with phus-
| phatc attachment; ! dearborn. buggy
| milk wagon. grain fan. plo~s, hairows.
cuitivators, single nnd double trees, cart
| wheel aXlcs, chains harness OF all descrip.
! tiuns hay by the ton. cattle cribs, wal CT
! tfOughs aud tubs and many other artt.
! CHESS too tcdlou TO mention.
! Terms All guns under SO, cash; MI
he given by the purchaser givluga banka
bic nnte with an approved endorser, or
| PSF coat. on Tor cash.
4. D. LECARPES : TER.
Amos Anderson. Auct. ts-eod&w-ts
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-22

The New York Legislature has its
Boss Croker, John 4. Dickey assumes
to he the boss Of the Delaware Legis-
lature. Tie would be boss Of the Del
aware Legislature lost a half day
yesterday, and did not put in an APP
re france until the afternoon. lilo was
somewhat perplexed when hs found
that more of his pet political schemes
had not been brought up. In the af
ternoon session he took his seat in tho
lobby and listened to the debate on
the electric railroad bills. Many of
tie members are growing q little res
tive undor Mr.. Dlekcy's persistent at
tcmpts to run the Legislature.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-22

IT WILL BIO great mistake II the eg
islature repeats what is known as the
Judge Ball Tramp Law. This was
pet measure with Judge bah and il
was instiaeted by his desire to do
fouething that would decrease the
evils OF tie tramp nuisance in New
Castle County, Judge Balls ideas
were right. uut the movement was
such long step in tile direction OF re-
form that the results of tho law could
not be anticipated. There Is one thing
sure about it, tho law has done no
harm. Indeed, we believe it has been
great benefit, and the only reason IL
has not boon greater benefit is be.
cause the law has not been rigidly en-
forced. II is true the trial has entailed
a great expense upon New Castle
County, but that Is because of the
I ,kncss OF those who furnished stone
- be broken by the prisoners. and tho
lackness of those that hauled away
stone from New Castle for the public
roads Of tho county.
MI tliut 10 hStuFd VI fldhb LID HtH
law moro ei1loisn is an amendment
OF two which will insure plenty Of
stone being on hand when needed. and
little more systematic method Of
taking the iIolon stoI putting
them on tAe public roads of the eouu-
ty. It seems great mistake that tile
county has had to pny the expense Of
the rreightage OF the broken stone. It
would seem to reasonable minds that
the road commissioners Of the differ.
ent hundreds ought at loast to bear
this expense.
These, however, are defects that
can lie easily remodied by sensible
legislation, and tie law made to an
swer the wise purpose of it's origina,
tor B. no means should tho law be
repealed, and even If tho people OF tie
State should lie SO lucky as to get a
penitentiiry built. this feature OF
Breaking stone by conyicts should not
be abandoned.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-22
1t May no Interesting to Know


That when excursions rates are made
TO Chicago for people who 1.-Two IN the
East, to enable them 10 attend the
Worlds Fair next year, IL is cOntcmplat.
ted by the Western roads to also nuke
excursion rates from Chicago to all
principal business and tourist points in
tho Mest. Northwest and South west g ,
that those who desire to spend a few
weeks among their friends In the Great
Most. may have an opportunity of
so doing without mourning much
additional expense. II may DO we'll 20
consider this subject In advance of
actual time Of starting, and tho chic !.
ago. Milwaukee, Il st. Iaul hallway
u. has issued maps and time tables
and other instructive reading matter,
Which It will be glad to furnish free of
expense upon application by poatat
carr addressed to JaHH r.. Porn dis
tritt Pass. Agent, q So. Third street,
EhilRdplpIia, Pa.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-22
HEALD & co.
-LNot SALE

EoR SALE
4l6 Orange street, rooms.
40 . nnae street. rooms.
81, Orange street, rooms.
1907 Grange str OF, rolms.
1879 Grange street, b rooms.
Ill West iwcnty-iifth street. rooms.
lOi W est twelfth Street . rooms.
Corner Ninth and Hose streets between
Eayarl and W oGdlGEgn ayGuuesJ,U rooms.
houses. Eighth street and Hoodlawn
avenue, rooms each.
~ 2-I-6'5 w. Eighth street, rooms each.
l0aO West seventh street, s rooms.
1OlG West seventh street, 4 rooms.
az Wet seventh street, rooms.
Zs02 to Si w. St&t.I street. i rooms each
7JJ West sixth street, s rooms.
1913 Lancaster avenue, rooms.
ii0ai Lancaster avenue, { rooms each.
llG2 Reed street, Z rooms.
3 South Clayton street, grooms.
South Clayton street. 9 rooms.
South Clayton street. rooms.
10 South Clayton street, 3 rooms.
81 south Clayton street 0 rooms.
South Dupont street. Z iOoms.
Last ~ stores aid other houses fur
nisned at Office.
GEORGE Il. TUWFSFN ID & co,
II No. 30: AlErkCt street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-22
DUBIIC SALE-will DO sold at public
i sale. ON the farm OF the late VIM.
Edmanson, near Hare's Corner on the
road leading from Newport to Uhristiana,

DUBLIC sALE-wnI DO sJld at public
i sale. on the farm OF the late VIM.
Edmanson, near Hare's Corner on the
road leading from Newport to Uhristiana,
ON MONDAY. MARCH 9, 1893
At O'Clock. p. IN. sharp.
No. l. Polly, gray mare Is years old.
good worker aud driver.
No. Queen. sorrel mare, coming z
years old, good worker ana driver.
Nos Hannis bay mare. years old,
good brood mare.
No. 4. Sadie, a dark iron gay colt,
coming syears old good stock, promises
to he fast
II head Of good cows. some fresh and
others springlng. l stock bull. shoat
pigs, "A lot OF chickens "a head OF good
ewes. Farming farm wag-
on. hay riggings. l horse cart, l jump
scat carriage. 1 Germantown wagorp
carriage pole. buggy. Minneapolis
blnutr as gOOd Us new, buckeye Model
mower, horse rake, 4 endless chain. 1
horse power, / Bickford and Deering
grain drill, Hench cuitivator Iron Age
eultivator plank roller ! MMeggins :.
{, oliver chilled pillow No. ~, | Thomas
smoothing harrow. / harrow seed sowef.
grain fan, l corn shelter with shaker,
basket sleigh. horse sled. grain cradle
moving scythe, hay rake. single har-
pooh hay forks with rope and blocks; 2
my cal riers and track, cross cut saw, %
grain bags q feet Ia oder. hay and man.
uie forks . barn shoveis 3 long handle
shoyels. iron post spade. lot OF double
and single trees lot oil COW chains, h.dge
Knife, gilndstonc, one sheep dipping
tank. beam and pea, two sets OF wagon
harness. set of sugle carriage hhrness. 2
sets of pillow harness.. cart harness, COM
plcte; lot of orioles. collars aud halters.
Dairy tixtures-lnrge butter tub. with
lee cooler. butter churn and horse, 8
renmery cans, copper kettle 10 quarts, =
| wash tubs. half bushel measure.
Household aud Kitchen Furniture-2
| cook stoves l Index stove l Anticlinker
stove with heater. 1 walnut extension
table ten feet, l drop leaf table lot of
other articles TOO tedious to mention.
Half interest OF 40 acres of wheat in the
ground.
Tcrms-All sums OF s25 and under cash,
all over that amount "A credit oil months
| Will lie given by the purchaser giving a
b tnkable note with an approved endors-
Ell, no interest { paid when due. IL not
paid when due Interest from date.
j. II. CALEB
THOMAS SLACK, Executors.
JAMES p. EDMANSON,)
j.. W. Stidham q Sou. Auctionecrs.
G. W. Currinder Clerk. ia
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-22

THERE can be no strong objection TO
the proposed movement to abolish
one of the election commissions of
this city. Two commissioners, one
for county and one for city purposes,
are entirely superfiuous, while one
can Go the work as effectively as both,
and ought to do it with much less ex-
pcnse. As the commission for county
purposes have had tho latest and most
thorough experience. and did Its work
with systematic ability and straight.
forwardncsa, it would DO the rrefera-
bic commission to carry through the
approaching city election. The sug-
Gestlon, however, to make the late
county registration answer for the
next city registration, should not be
looked upon with favor, MS hundreds
OF persons were then registered who
should not have been registered. and
there are hundreds not then registered
who are now entitled to Registrations.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-22
wANAMALERs.


In the same aisle with the
Challis family are the name
less novelties. You will see
here all that you can find in
Paris, far more than any
store in London, Berlin or
Vienna can show.
Nameless novelties - be
cause names for them tell
absolutely nothing. Here
are some of them: j..
Epingle Bayaderes
Persian Novelties
Crepon Giace
Striped Cheviots
Melange Mixtures
Notified Epingle g..
Striped Ponlins
Dotted Epingles
Now that you have read
the list do you know any
thing more of them than
you did before. The COM
plete fact is that this Dress
Goods stock has no equal.
You must consult it.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-22

OF Chicago 70 points In Illinois, Iowa,
Missouri, Minnf gotta. wisconsin North
ern Michigan, south or North Dakota,
Colorado, California, Oregon OF wash
lnEton. To any point West, North.
west or Southwest.
send FOR new map OF Chicago, Mil.
waukge K St Paul Railway systen.
which Is geographically correct. 1t,
with an Eppel.dtx giving valuable in
formation viii he madeI ire. Cali Oh
Or address, JOHN Il Pott District Pas
senger hgsnt. a. South Third Street,
Philadelphia. ia.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-22

One hundred and sixty'o one years
ngo George Washington, who became |
the MAN first in war, first in peace. and
first In the hearts OF his countrymen,
MS bora. and mis- memory is still
fresh in the minds of the people.
Tough tho United States has had
m i.y great statesmen and warriors
since the days OF Washington. there
arc none that occupy the exalted space
IN the American mind as the memory
ef,xa Ellington. Washington was born
great, though not of exalted birth.
From the arlous period Of his actions
upon the public stage, he showed
superiority OF character that peculiarly
marked him for some great purpose.
His character as a leader OF the people,
began to show itself when he was nine
teen years old, at which early age. he
was u colonel inth h m British Army,
and through the fault of General Brad-
dock at the Battle of Fort DuQuesne,
he suffered defeat but his military
genius was not lost sight OF, and when
the colonists driven to war with the
mother country, wanted leader to
lead them, they knew not whittier to
victory OF dcfelt, they found that
leader in George Washington.
Tho history of the United States re-
veals greater war and a blocdier
epoch In tho late rebellion, but she OK
hib,ts no epoch in hr history which
affords more interesting reading. than
tile eight years of the Revolutionary
war with Washington in command.
When we look back at the condition
OF the country at that period and then
take look at the condition OF the
country at this period, we are filed
with wonder and surprise at the great
accomplishments of tho American
Array. when there was really no cohs
sion, and nothing to hold an army to
gethsr, but the confidence Of the Con.
tinental soldiers in their great com.
niand0r aud III 'ir great lovo OF liberty
After he eight years OF fortunes oil
war that resulted in united nation,
Washington caIne to the front by the
uEuHtInOhS clU!Co Vi lilt psOpl'
as the first president OF tha Unltod
States.
No other President was ever elevated
\ to tn lshigh position by such unanimit!
49,, sr his second term, alter tbs
conntr Iad begun to gain strength
q and whington began to have some
enemf his selection was almos
unan lous. To Washington are w
indeed for the foundation princl
picl<6f our government. 1t Is ex
-,sremely doubtful whether any othe
man would have tideI the young ant
caprlcious government over the rougl
seas of that troubled period. Sooi
after he laid down the sceptre OF gov
eminent. he ended his days in peac
and quiotness ut Mt. Vernon, and
grateful nation ever since has revere
8 memory and looked upon him i
\pther light than that he was tn
II OF his eountry.Nintye.Eour year
Elapsed since Was hington
but the birthday and the dat
h Of no other great man o
intry can be called to the min
ch readiness, as those Of Wuah
There are but few who hav
day thought of Washington
american hearto his me4nor
will endure while time shall last.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-22

AT II O'Clock, M,
good horses. a cows, some mlking,
some fresh. METERS. 1 hull 3 turkey
hens, 9 bronze gobblers. chickens by the
pair. Farming lmplem' nts - farm OF
road wagons. hay bed, horse cart, dear-
born, slcigha Champion binder. In good
running order; moving machine. hay
tedder. horse rake, grain Irill, . horse
power aud thrlshcr, p!ows, harrows, cul
tiyators, "a ain fan. corn shelter. corn by
the b shri grain cradles moving
scythf g. forks. shovels. hoes, spades block
and fail. u peck measure harpoon hny
fork, 30 foot ladder, set OF douoie harness,
re; plow harness, set cart harness. SGT lead
harness, set dearborn harness, collars and
haltors, strap Of sleigh be Is. heavy log
chain. OK chain, COW chains. Dairy
fNtures--12 handle cuurn, small churn.
! set scales aud weights, . butter tubs
milk buckets aud pans, barrels OF vine.
gar lot OF empty barrels, . stoves and
many other articles not mentioned.
Terms-All sums OF $40 aud under cash,
ali over that amount credit Of months
will he given by the purchaser giving
bankablo not0 with an approved cndors
or. TlLS, A. HALL.
w. }. Lank & Son, AuctioucerS.
Ellis Hicks. Clerk. fll-3twd- cod
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-22

s'The Shining Hour has been pre-
pared with great care. for the very
little people OF the household. This
feature Of Worthlngton's Magazine is
one that commends itself to all who
have little children to entertain and
teach. They will be delighted with
Madam Owls Glasses," A Sauey
Fellow" "Puss and Growier," the
charming little story. THE Little
Mothers" and the amusing iliustra-
tlons. A. D. Worthington X Co., Hart
ford, Conn. For sale by all dealers.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-22

THn election in Philadelphia yester.
day was Il very suggestive one to the
Republicans. Ibeir two city oandi-
dates for City Solicitor and Receiver
of Taxes. against whom nothing could
be said, were elected by 5000 major
ity. while ring Republican candidates
for City Council in some OF the strong
est Republican wards were defeated
by largo majoritles.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-22

EXECUToRs SALE OF REM Es-
IL TATE-Will he sod at public sale on
the premises near Falkland station In
New Castle county aud state OF Della
ware.
ON THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 81. 1898
At o'clock. p. M,
All that farm or tract of land late OF
John stewart, deceased, with II large
mansion house. stone barn, corn crib,
wagon shed and other buildings thereon
erected, bounded ON the north by lands
OF John Jordan, On the east by lands of
WIN. Armstrong, OIL the south by
the mill road leading from Lancaster
turnpike to Braudywina Spitngs and on
tho west by lands OF Delaware and
Western u. Il Company. containing
about 61ncrcs OF land more or less.
At the same tin.o and place will be sold
iumpscut carriage, / set OF harness
horse. contents OF workshop. no-top
wagon, horse cart pillow. cultiva; or,
wheelbarrow, household and XII chen fur
niturc, lot OF lumber. shutters. etc.
Terms Of sale mai 10 known on day of
safe. ELIZABETH HENDRICKS
Surviving kxecutriS.
l.. W. StidhRm & SON Aucis. flO
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-22

After ton years trial he gives the
palm to DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup. Mr..
NJ. I. GlIdden, 10th and Susauehanna
avenue. Philadelphia. Pa, writes: For
about ten years, have used DIR. Bulls
Cough Syrup In my family, and for
excellent and reliable remedy. superior
to anything have ever tried"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-22

The large vote in favor of the sdop-
tion of the amendment offered by the
Wilmington City Railroad Company
yesterday at Dover as compromise
measure with the Wilmington and
New Castle Railway Company indi-
Gates that tho latter will have a hard
struggle before it will get Into VII
mington.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-22

It's a marvel to the trade
how we can sell such q CT
in. Bleached Irish Damask
at fifty cent? a yard. But
we sell it Just the same. A
new 10000 yard lot goes on
sale this morning.
Southwest oil centre.
Huckaback Towels. Thread
piled on thread. The sort
that sops up water SO freely
and does grand Towel duty
in every way. lac for the
iSc kind.
Southwest OF centre.
Blizzards prowling around,
but nevertheless $3.50 Blan.
kets are $5-big, soft, pure
Wool Blankets, 76x96 in.
Down Quilts, too, keep
down. Corded edge, fine
sateen covers, 6xj feet, 49,,
rs instead of So.
Near women's Waiting Room.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-22

An Bpitaph IT, Cemetery.
Here lies John Smith and his three
daughters.
Who died from drinking hydrant
waters;
II they had stuck to the genuine Carls-
| bad Salts.
They would not have been lying In
these here vaults.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-22
Dyspepsia anu liver Complaint.

Is it not worth tho snail price OF zoe
10 free yourself OF eyegy symptom of
these distressing complaints ii you
think SO GA! at our store and get Il
nOttle OF ShilUhi3 VITA izar; every bot
tie has a printed gEGTlItoe OF II, Use
acknowledgement il il does yoI no good
1t viii cost you nothing n. Il. Ban-
forth. Wholesale and retail agent, "a
and Market streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-22
DEGISTER'S ORDER
III REGISTERS OFFICE,
NEW CASTLE Co.. DEL.

IL NEdlSlEitS OffItE,
NEW CASTLE Co, DEL.
Upon the application OF 5haries l..
inTols, Executor of William ..
Adn,e. late Of faneader hundred,
in said county. deceased it Is
ordered and directed by the Register
thatthH Executor dfprcsaitlgiyc notice of
granting OF lctlars trstaIn"nt,ry
Hron tile estate of tho deceased
vain the date ct granting thereof, by
cNusini: advertisements to lie posted
within rory days lram The tnte ufsuGh
letters ia SIX OF thu most public places
81 the county OF New Castle, recurring
uli persons ili'vIlIs demand. against the
estate 10 present the same or abide by
Nh Act ct Assembly IN such case made
and provided; and itl2O e;tuse tue same
to be inacrtcd within tine same period in
the D.tiy Republican,, daily II news
ttpei published IN Wilmington, Dell,
ant TO ho continued therein three weeks
e. o. d.
- Given under the hnnu and seal
S.. OF office OF the Register nfore~
- said, at Wilmington, in New
Castle County, aforesaid, thu day and
vrira hove written.
J. WILKINS CDnCii. Register.
HO1iDE-. Nutto ia Uerely given that
letters trstumeHtnlN were IA due form
the llth day OF Feb. A. ID, lsai ana that
al persons having elatns against
The ustat" til TIE SirrtHseI must
present til" came dtlly Rttrstei to tho
s.ttttt-N e,fdtOr on urDeioro the | til tltv u
"h. l&'1, or abide the act of Assembly in
BuolIcIse made an provided.
CHARLES l. i&Hb& Tx '1utor.
Address. Elghtn and Ja,ksO strnc; s
Ni!mln rtoa. Del. fli-lw.cul
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-22

Two important articles on the Ha-
walianquestion have been written for
the March number OF the North Amer
loan Revlew-the first by Lorrin A..
Thurston, Ex-Prime Minister OF Ha-
wall and Chairman OF the Hawaiian
Annexation Commission, who will
point out the Advantages OF Annexa-
tion.r and the second by George Tick
nor Curtis. who will consider the con-
stftutionui aspect of the case.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-22

A DEMOCRATIC Mayor WIS elected in
the strong Republican city OF Pitts.
burg yesterday, and Republican
Mayor was elected in the strong Dem
scratic city Of Reading. Democratic
Mayors were also elected in the Re,
publican cities Of Chester aud Harris.
burg Machine politics and ring rule
are respoas!5!s for the changes.