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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-15

A very enjoyable social party was
held at the residence OF Alfred Jones,
b03 East Tenth street. last evening,
when games of various kinds were in
dulged In by the happy party. There
was music too. to .'soothe the savage
breast Excellent music was brought
out Of the parlor organ by Miss Ellie
Sewell and Miss Mollie Primrose while
mouth organs were almost made to
talk by Messrs. Johr Il. Querey, How
ard Quigley and Al Worthington. An
abundance OF refreshments were sery.
ed, to which ample justice was done
BY all present, not single dyspeptic
being on hand. The following were
among those present;
Frank Morrison, Robert Quiglsy,
Howard Quigley, Johu Querey, John
Carter, George Davidson, Geo. kias-
Ter, Alfred Iaggart, James Haggorty,
VIM. Craig, John Brown, Albert Worth.
fngton, John Jones, Vim. II. Thomp-
son, Jr:. Howard Holden Ellie Sewell,
Mollie Primrose, Lila lrimrose, Mag.
gle Adams, Mary Knight. Marguerite
Ihompson, Maggie Cam. Ida Deputy.
Ellie Morrison, Nellie Pickering, Anna
bmlth, Annie Strawberry
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-15

Tho different chulc hEg throunhou,
the city Will continue the revival for n
lew weeks, that was started by Evan
gellStS Moody AMI Sanksy.
a. Ia AsbUry church last night tho fires
were kept DurGinE, ut the close of tne
meeting ms altar was surrounded by
penltents, u number of whom profess.
ed conversion,
At Rodney Street Church praise
service was hold and William X. Crosby
preached from John i'll: lG. PRAYER :
were offered by Mesars. Met ana, Can.
10y and AlcCorkle. In response to an
invitation for penitents to arise. a
number stood up for the prayers OF
Gods people.
In the West Presbyterian Church J
j. Clymer conducted tho singing.
Last nights service was ndlres sod by
Rev. a. Il. keigwin, who Will also
preach tomorrow night.
lev j. J. Bullion OF Crozlcr Semi.
nary preached in tho Second Baptist
Church. Inc services Will he contin.
ued during the week.
lev. William L. White talked In the
Reformed Church oi tie RedosDIgt.
with favorable reSuitq.
IN Union N. 4, Church Rev. T.. l.,
Hubbard held meeting and viii con,
time 10 do SO every evening for gomf
timn,
Tonight at Goodman NJ. L. Church
the IpEu,dr weekly experience meeting
VIII be hold. Good music will be ii
attendance.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-15
Court Proceedings.

Court met at 1890 O'Clock this morn.
ing.
Attorney General Nicholson an.
nouneea- that all criminal business
had boon disposed OF. and the gen erai
jury was discharged.
Peter L. Cooper, Jr,, counsel for the
defendants In the bastardy case of
tho State vs.. Adams stated TO the
court that his client wished to plead
guilty, and 1t was ordered that the ac-
c'lsed appear in court next Saturday.
III the case Of State vs. Tornach for
desertion, it was ordered that the de-
PENDANT appear in court next Satur-
day.
h. Ii, Ward. ESQ.,, returned the,testi.
mony In the divorce case of Erhurdt
vs. Erhardt, ana n decree of divorce
was granted. Court adjourned until
tomorrow.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-15
THIRD edition.


After receiving nine new members
last night into Industry Conclave, No.
9lt. Ancient Order OF Adhesive Mogul-
hons, the second anniversary of the
conclave was celebrated by banquet
In the pariors of Farra's restaurant.
George L. Ferguson presided at the
liable and William N. Mccormick was
toast muster.
The first toast; Industry Conclave,
No. 2ts, the choice association, whose
devotion to our order locomotion In
xites your co operation" Response
by Frank Il. Mitchell.
Our Quill Driver. he who by his
spicy minutes seeks by education each
brothers elevation" Response by S.
]. Whitaker.
'Our Cash Grabber, the one who
SCOOPS the Doodle from dues and
fines, when he can find them, and re.
lieves the desolation to grievous habi.
tatlons." Response by J. Ii. Johns.
Wilmington Conclave." Response
by A. b. Jones.
Our kazoo Band" Response by
George l. Ferguson.
Speeches were also made by James
y. Sayille and Charles II. Morgan.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-15

The street and sewer directors met
INST III ght, and the most Impur ant
matter under discussion was the pro.
posed new Law regulating the building
OF bay windows over the building line,
but the matter was postponed for
Iurlher consideration. The secretary
was Instructed to communicate with
City Council, requesting that prepare.
tons be made for the issue oil bonds
to The amount OF $1,000.
The pay roll was ordered paid anu
collections OF S27i.20 wcre reported.
The city treasuror's report shawsI tho
balance Ia bank to be ST. 925. 81. A sew.
or permit was granted Michael Dono.
noe. Gas lamps wore ordered to Ia
placed on Gilptn avenue between Scot.
and Lincoln streets. ami ut the south
west corner of Fourteenth and Pop
lar streets.
A communication from CITY Council
asked that Il conference meeting inigAt
DC held TO night, which invitation was
accepted.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-15
Dots.

strong cough candy at Ferguson 8,
at II East Second street.
lrepared anu seIr-rafslng Dnre buck.
wheat meal. Three pound package. ID
cents. at }. J.. Smiths, 4th and Shlplev
streets
Hollis viii remove from his old
stand, @o1 Market street, To his new
below.
oysterS at 30, So, 40 and - cents A
quart, at Ainscow's. No. 7O7 ShIpley
ana NO. l0o East Fourth street
The pIace TO buy pumps, also haye
them repaired, is at White Brothors,
N. Il. corner Front and Orange streets
Try bottle of Taylor and Fnller.
toms Cough Syrup for that cough OF
yours.
The Warren Athletic Club will elect
now officers tonight.
The fox hunt OF the Delaware Turf
cub has again been postponed on nc.
count OF swollen streams and muddy
roads. The dHte will be announced in
few days.
The evening sociabe that was to
have been held in X. s. Chnndl,r,s
cal image sRle5room, Hockessln, on Fri,
day evening, February nth, under tho
management of $. r.and L. II. Walker
mas been postponed until March 81,
George W. Walker, OF Franklin
township, Pa, i5 arranging to rem Jys
TO this city.
:, Miss Laura, daughter of Marshall
featman, of Loudongroye, wiz be
married to-day, the 18th, to VIM. Sharp.
loSs' OF Ashland. A number of rel.
atives in this borough will attend,
~ IN,
coming marriage OF Arthur YeatInan
son of Marshall leatman, of London,
grove, To Miss Jennie Ponnuek, duurn-
ter oil Lewis HennOck, Chatham. The
22nd. = u
n shooting match will lake place nj
hndd,s Ford, on thursday, February
18th no prize will te line Young
deer I@crybody is invited.
Rev. y. J. Flynn OF this city, will
lecture before tho I. A, b. Societias
" the Catholic Church at Kenneth
Square, Pa, next Sunday evening.
Cards are out Tor the wedding of
iohn T. Sylvanus of this city and Miss
Grace A. Kelly of Locust Grove, Md.
The ceremony to take place In tho
Locust Grove NJ. Z. Church on Eel.
ruary !3.
q.e Young Peoples Association of
the Jgltq9rldh chN.eh rendered The
snowfall" and WHiuit IL Whial. i" two
delightful comedies. In the i wing
room OF the New Century CIuo last
night.
Bayard Leach. the boy who was bit.
Ten by mad dog several weeks ago.
has been discharged from DR.. tilbier's
Pdstehr Institute in New York as
cured.
What has proven one of the greatest
successes on the road this season is
me laughing and glorious comedy OF
mat 'iirl From Mexico, 'as produced
ny those great artists, The brave
sidney - the son OF the well.known
ana charming old lady, Mis-. John
Drew, whom el cry theatre-goer In the
mon knows: lie is also brother OF
Johns, whose late success in New York
nus been tine greatest individual one
ever made i'll that city. This great
company OF players will lie at the
Opera House ON Friday, Feb. lTth
when we sincerely hopo they will be-
greeted Ny II packed house.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-15

Mr. and Mrs, S. Frank Ewart were
surprised by visit Of some 70 of tneir
Trends last saturday evening. and all
enjoyed themselves worry highly. Ro-
ifeehments were rarlaken OF with
mulch relish. and at Il seasunable hour
The visitors withdrew, Wishing their
host and hostess many years of uuaI.
Logged happiness and prosperity.
William Banning had one OF his legs
broken by the horse which he was rid,
ing slipping on the ice and failing on
It.
The snuif mills will be enlarged the
coming seHson and put in position to
meet the increasing demand for the
solacinR article, A number of me
chanics will consequently DO given
o good Job.
j. Ross Clarl; will move to one of
MarDhall Pros houses, and will work
In the snuil mills.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-15
I.en,cn serytrs, at 4rinlty.

At lrinity Church during 3bat Rav
H. Ashton Hourly announces that ser
vices will lie held rs follows.
Ash "Wednesday Eenralav Ia. ~
and 1880 a M. sundays, - an 10 y
{. m, and 7.&D p. M: daily teNcnpN
Wednesday, 1880 y. m Wednes1avs
nnitod l.enlen seryicr; Friiavs, I.4i u
m In the guild room, Instruction pre-
garatory to confirmation; Nannd,
THURSDAY, 10 81 a. M, Holy Gomrau
mon; ''pud ifltay, lu3O a m, servic,
emu sermon, 2,Hp p. IN, service anl
meditation I.A5, reading OF thu Pas
zion; confirmation, Ito lie announced
Easter pay, II. m, q A. m, 1880 II.
m. $50 p. IN, n III. chiIGrefs euor,
al evensoGg rho Easter Offering Win
be for Tho rev church fuI1l.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-15
Tho NInrlfat n.,,.

Inc street markets were we'll patron
iAen this morning. Butter sold for 81
TO ~ cents per ID; eggs, 80 to 50 cent?
per dozen; turnips, 10 cents per hall
peeE; celery, to 8 cents per stalk
oranges,20 to 80 cents per dozen; pork
10 cents per 10. sausage, IS cts, scrap
PIE, IL cents per Id. lard, IS cents pei
10 veal, IS cents por lb. honey p
per H.; chickens, IL cents per h., or 9(
cents. or ~ 30 y pair; ducks, 3I.25 pei
pairi turkeys, IS cents Per Id. gulneas
u per pair; white potatoes. is cent,
per half peoS. or 10 per bushel; lima
peahs, 10 cents FER quart; cottage
cheese. 5 cents per dipper; horse rad
ish, cents per half pint; fresh meat
Is toes cents per ID. iish from 10 to %
cents per ID.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-15
Sales of Ranl Estnta


l.. W. Stldham and Son. auctlonears
sold at the Court House this mornini
at 10 O'Clock. for the Security Trust
and Safe Deposit Company an unim
proved lot. located at No. S2l Wes
Front street, 20x68 feet. belonging L
the estate of Christopher Lowber. IL
John Miner, for 1870.
Also at G.30 o'clock. five dwellings
belonging to the estate of John Is
stephens. The two 2-story brick
dwellings Nos. 4l0 and AIR West Sec.
anu street, 43x62 feet to W. Ii. Morris,
Tor 1900 and 51025.
Two story frame dwellings Nos. 4l6
and 4lS West Second street, 30x9t feet,
TO Jester & Mcdaniel, for S1Ii5 and
Sl125.
The three story brick dwelling No.
50I East Third street, lSx35 feet, to
William Ii. Hartlove. for s2235.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-15
ISNEGuToRs' SALE tF REAL Es.
Il TATE.
VIE be sold nj public sale,
On SATURDAY. MARCH ith. 1873,
Atll o'cloci, Il. IN,

~ the court House, In the city of W.T.
lhiisfon. tho following dEscriDeh real Is.
III = !'ts OF Jane Is. Btoomall, dccnused
10 " il!
All tat TO- . land with the dweiti n
hollae crested thereon, situatnd m the
ny o. Wilmington. Del, bompdel gnd
u ,, US ron VS.; hcg inning al a
ssitts bei~ 81 Windsor and Nj ,Iisni
strceLs. n trel stance Of "a foot FROM lie
We, terry std" 81 hdSIr street; thence
y'uipriiy per1ii4i W th Windsor and
htlis'ns fgci-. 81 tUet to feet wife
alley uuhiu3 from W indsur 10 Madison
ati0,t; hence along satl elley slde west
tfly parallel with sew nth street Ii feet
70 " Stale thence northUriy parallel with
Man SON str' ct 81 feet 10 tie aforesaid
: ac CT seventh rect, aud thence along
seventh street etstei ~ lSrcei ~ IN. place
OF nes'hnlng. Terms of sale made l,Iiownt
al dur ol sale. utlAH DRAKE,
Geo. Drake, y uctluueer fx"r,itors
tlI-Ts
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-15
' TUI ST w, FEIINTAlt 81, /
Al one o clock ID. m

The following described personal prep
erty: work Or driving hOIs :, colts.
aud years Old. head OF lnilli COWS some
fresh. others -priugrrs; year. old
i.eit"r and ; heifnr ciilvcs. farm wagon,
germantown Carri We, uu top buggy. Mo
lormirh mower new, suihi Cultl%u'oT
: iracuse plOw. horSe rake. corn shellr",
Van W shcklo gram fan, IRON uge corn
rnY"rcr aud rulfivHtor tWn harrow
forks. hoes, rhltcs, shoyels spa los. etc,
% Is ol wagon hdrncss : sets OF carriage
lnrnrss. brld'ts collars, ail rrS lines. d
vi OF potht0"t Parry fstlrcs, consist.
ny OF hum, Elk nuCtctE ans cream
settles, etc. p pairs OF Plymouth Eork
,'sic!s rs, Trrms-All .,fm Of s!a HuG
less cash. All over that m o M II credit of
> 'noiils WI DO given hy putrliasre Civ
lng lhnkaNl" note with rn approved
q dorsnE with interest from tlult IL wei
VIII sell IN the dry. CH.PALNIR.
~ ~ ihith y san, Auris. ll5sw-s'
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-15

rheumatism, neuralgia, lumbAgo,
tootha' h and sfrained arm cured
mr.. JAS. Il. Murray, sandy Springs,
Md. Whites: u have used Salva,io.i
Oil with success Tor rheumatism. nou-
IalSla laInbaEo aud toothurhc. / IL.
ce'Fed faiti u.iug the winter, sprnin-
ing eltnrin 50 that puldnt lift
IL up. used salvation oh by rubbing
anu landaging, and IN Two WeeAs WIS
able TO 20 to work II is an excellent
lniment.n
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-15

And how to save 1t, arc subjects which
interest all prudent housewives. This
Information is given in Ayers Home
Economics containing One Hundred
Recipes Tor using odds and ends from
table and market. 1t Is book espe.
cially valuable to young house.
keepers. and will afford many now
and useful hints even TO those more
experienced. Ayers Home Econo.
mics mailed to any address. on receipt
OF @'ecllI s;amp,b by DrJ.C. Aver ~ Co,
Lowell Mass.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-15
-, -
Ne,t sinilIi.Eg Iinmsn-

Tho Turk Clothing Camnanv of ri.
tlinore has rented the store No. 4Ih
Marknt street, now occupied by l.. i.
Admir-, ana will put in q now plnss
front and lit IL up In first class siyIe
1t Is expected TO he ready for o,.ru.
pancy III tho early part OF March, when
the public will he invited to call and
inspect one of the largest and fines,
stocks Of clothing ever offered for
sale in our city. Duo notice OF the
will be given.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-15

John Fitzg0fIfttt-E as released from
Now Castle jail on MSnSay. and as
soon as he reached this city ia ft-Sp3H
took to imbiblng Front street fred
eye; with tho usual results. lie vns
sent over again for SO DAYS by Jud,ra
Ball this morning,
Robert heigwin and Rosa Adoms
were found by Officer shelton Who
testified that they were both drunk
and occupying tho entire sidewalk at
sixth and Spruce streets. Robert sill
ianguish for 20 days in jall, wb,,e
Mary will stay but ten.
. damos COLLINS WIS this morntn g
intd 10 and costs for assau.tlu9
George Hannahs last Wednesdny
morning.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-15
'LoNG ISLANDS POSTMASTER.
How Notwithstanding survived.a Tern +
BILE Experlence and WA, Able 10 At
tend to His Onics In the busy season.

Loso ISLAND. Me-. Fob. 14.-Post-
master F. M. Glendennlng owes his
life to suggestion Of his wife's.
The whole story, which began last
winter, is biuntly told by the post
who says:
In January was stricken down
with la grippe. was attended by DIR.
L. Hall; he did all that a man could do
TO save my life. cannot express the
I went through to March /.
Then l was SO weak that l had very
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-15

Thomas II. Mllliken. who stole n
trunk from Miss Lizzie Dunlap, after
ne mad decoyed her from her home in
Philadelphia, on the pretext that she
was to join the --latest Sensation
Company" of Cincinnati, Ohio, was
arraigned on that charge before the
wy Court tins morning. and also on
y charEe OF tho larceny OF watch
from Joseph Brewer, whose dauuhferI
had also been duped by the rogue.
Milltken waived hearing on the
charges and was held under 500 bail
eacn for his appearance at the next
term of court.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-15
So
UItsDllpIta,I

The following testimonials cnlnc to ust
henyon u Thomas Co.. Adams, N. |:
dentlemen-For the past two years I h ave
suffered terribly with what doctors call
eczema. During Ibis time 1 have con-
suited several physicians and used u
hunihor OF woli-known remedies but
could get noErelief. until finally | was
cannot say enou III in praise OF them Al
present am as well rs | ever was In my
iiIe anu owe my sincere thanks TO you
dof Dr. liaies Household Ointment and
ieu. Any one doubling the sincerely OF
this testimonial will confer d favor by
azure sing. very truly yours N. j. Mo-
NABB' Leominster Mass.
lncse remedies are for salo at a5c. and
Doc at Beaton Smiths drug tore 9Th and
Zine Sta.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-15

Mrs. A. Mather, l70l Madison Ave !,
New York City, thus speaks for herself
and friends: II have ueed Dr. Bulls
Cough Syrup for the past elk or seven
years. and always havo found II a
most excellent remedy. Ono or two
bottles will cure my worst cough. l
have recommended 1t to number OF
friends, who have used it always with
satisfactory results"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-15

Swollen streams and the bad condi.
ton of the ground for riding have
nacessltated the postponement of the
Delaware Turf Clubs fox hunt, which
was to have boon given tomorrow.
Ihe club Is anXious to have all their
sports first class and successful and
will endeavor to give them under such
conditions. that Will add to the enjoy
lnent of their membe and friends,
The date of the hunt will be given in
the daily papers.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-15
An Immense SnaDper.

Harry Feldmeier, the well-kno wn
proprietor of the FELTON, House, MT
Second and Walnut streets, has on ex.
hlbitton In his salooon snapper that
Weighs 35 pounds. 1t was caught in
Dayett'a mill dam, near Glnsgow. Mr..
Feldmeier will probably have the tur-
tie on exhibition at the Worlls Fair.
He has also received u number of other
good sized snappers.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-15

The attention of our thousands of
readers ls called to the advertisement
OF the Hodsen Commission Cumpuny'
bankers and brokers. bong branch
OF that company In Philadelphia, have
located lii our city at No. Gl4 Market
street. (upstaifsl, Stocks. grain ana
lroNlslons bought ana sold for cash or
on margin of one per cent Commits.
sion 5 TO buy and ! To sell. Trlynte
wire TO New York and Chicugo.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-15
A Card.


have been trilied with as long rs |
L am going TO he. Now let every
child of the Spirit OF God bow to one
Spirit Hath not one $ brit made YOU
alli ls not that ems Spirit OF God that
Christ worshiDpad good enough for
you? 1t was good enough for Christ.
Then worship it. The same spirit is
win me. Z. Ii. w.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-15

L; W. Stldham Il Son, auctioneers.
sold at public sale for Clarence Shock.
ley, near Practical Farmer, Brandy.
wine Hundred, on February 14th,
horse5 S95. 2-yedr-old colt, Sll0.
Sows, FROM s!5 TO s53.5O. Corn sold
Tor cash. 57tta cents psr bushel.
Wagon $50 Moving machine s29, SO.
Sale was we'll attended. Bidding good,
amounted to between Is and "a nun.
dred dollars.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-15

The funeral of Mrs. Mary Cannon.
widow of eN. Sheriff Abraham Cannon.
took place from her late homo at No
sos West Sixth street to-day Tho body
was taken TO Christiana, where inter.
ment was made. The deceased was
10 years of age and leaves seven
daughters. Mrs. Cannon was born al
Christlana but has resided here nearly
all her life
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-15

BENDLER-McCALI the district
parsonage. 800 W. Eighth street. on
Tuesday. Fob. iith 1898. by Rev Louis Il.
Barrett, Harry o. Bender and Mar taa
X. Mccall, botn of Port Penn. Del.
HUKILl.-LAw RENEE. - On February
ID, 1898, In st. Johns p. Il. Church. vii.
mlngton. Del, by Nev. Il. Gardner Lit
tell, Arthur Wallace HultiIl. to Helen
Louise Lawrence, both of Wilmington,
Del.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-15

little hopes that | would recover. l
was mere skeleton. | had no appe-
lite, ana anything l would eat dis.
tressed me-
i Keep a general assortment of
medicines In my store, Palne's celery
compound being one OF them. On the
24th OF March my wife called my at :
tentlon to the compound, and asked
me why didn't try it. Whilo we were
talking the doctor called, and | told
him that as he had done all he could
FOR mo, ! should try the compound
lie said it might do good, 80 | com.
menced to take it.
ue iirst dose gave mo dosire for
food, and as kept on using It found
was improving, and to make u long
story short, | was soon able to attend
to the post Office all through the busy
season. have this much to say, that
| owe my life to celery compound, and
am not the only one here who will
certify to its goodness
There was never such a demand for
remedy in this county" ~
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-15

ny Alton February 18th, A. Rachel
Hyatt, widow of the late John Hyatt,
aged ~ years.
Relatives and friends of the family are
requested to attend the funeral, which
Will be held from her late home, at No.
30 Parish street. on Friday afternoon at
O'Clock. lEterment at MI, Salem Gene
terry.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-15

At the meeting Of the Water Com
mlssloners last night check was or.
'dered 10 be drawn 10 paA the interest
uue March l, on loan bond No. 90,
which amounts to Sl835. Bills amount
ing to 81, 430.65 were odered paid. The
weekly payroll was ordered paid.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-15

Services will DO conducted every
evening this week at tine Second Bap-
, y..,. . ..,...s" corner Fourth and French
straits by lev J J. Euli6r, Who Will
also sing several B5!os. WITH guitar
aecompaniment, Services to begin
at $50 d, M
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-15
UNRUsTEEs SALE OF
.... REAL ESTATE.

BY virtue Of az order Of the Chancellor
OF the state Of Delaware. made on the IN
day Of CT, 4. D.. lSa3. viii lie eXp, sci
to safe al public yendu. on Satur .py
FEB. -, 1881. at 10 o'cioca, Il. NJ at nc
Cont Iionsu, Ia the city of Wilmington.
the following described real estate, Int1
OF Iaeinriah q. Den1iG dccausoi. TO wit
All thnt certain lot. with Il FOlIE-
) 4 . Il q Il TX STORE AN u
ID w L ]. l. | y q thereon. .uuats IN
the said city Ul Win /, gtou. on tho east
side al Market street lot wcpn 9Th and ain
streets at the dis unce of II fcet inclea
from tue soathrily sile of 9Th street,
having n ilont Of % Feet on Market street
ana a az phi ul 81 feet iut hes parallel
with liith street "A ) fee wide n lev ex-
lcndlug 20 FiitH street, with the Us and
pilNllcsc d s.td alley In common with
other loyal proi rietors forever.
inc hnt! Ing contains 10 rooms, inpllId-
nv Kitchen and batI. 1t Is one of the
Lest IN 'lGessSta DIS In the city.
Ana II Is ordered 10y tho Chancellor
thu the Trustee make return OF it's pro.
acedings under ia : OF ler to the Court OF
aneery on Monday, The 9Th day OF
March, A. ID. 1891,
Attendance VIII be given and term.
made known ly SECURITY IRI-ST AND
SAFE DEP lslF OMPANY. Trustee, or
BENZ \ MiN NIEIDS, Its attorney.
Attest: tulen Ferguson. Rcgis er
& yurt OF GhaGcery.
l.. w. st!dham Son. uciioneers.
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