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The record-union., 1893-06-22

MANS wants are limited only by his
capacity to perceive them, and with the
advancement of the complex wants of
civilization the luxury of the past be-
comes the penury of the present. The
most distinctive point of departure from
barbarous towards civllizei life is that
at which man supplements his hand with
implements. Civilization would never
have advanced beyond the point of its
rudest stages but for the supplemental
aid afforded the hand of man by i'm
plements. First, implements Of the
chase. These gave way to those used in the
peaceful pursuits of agriculture. Mans
wants are also expanded by his capacity
to crafty them. Thus with the intro
ductIon of the implements of agriculture,
the subsistence of physical life became
easy. To the bare necessities of physical
existence there was added EN- mbellishment,
ornamentation, and this marks the dawn
OF the esthetic in life. But the esthetic
faculty in man appears to be dormant in
the savage, at least it has no manifesto
ton until after the problem of a mere
subsistence has been fully mastered
With the mastery Of that problem the
higher wants appear to have birth. The
Indians of our Western plains seem to
desire no more comfortable or elegant
habitation than a circle made of sage
brush; slightly higher manifestation of
comfort is found in the rude tent made
of skins. The Indian feels want of this
tent, and puts forth the effort necessary
for the ipat tinn nf fhiS IL
subsists by the chase, and displays no
energy in procuring his subsistence
other than the immediate qualification OF
his physical wants gives forth.
"Our vast national domain, dotted over
with cities and villages, strewn every
where with elegant and comfortable
mansions, beautified by the accessories of
refinement, furnished with books and
musical instruments, grid-ironed with
railways, netted all over with electric
wlre-in short, showing forth all the ex-
altation and establishment of a high
state of civilized life, was exactly the
same country, possessing the same
natural resources, as when Inhabited by
the aboriginal savages found in occupancy
by the first discoverers. Our physical
country has yielded to man all these ac-
cessories of physical comfort, esthetic
refinement, artistic taste. intellectual ad-
vancemenu and spiritual development.
1t has yielded up these things to man in
obedience to his perception of diversified
wants, the qualification of which has
been made possible by his intelligence
and inventive genius. All these en-
beliishments of civilized life are the
product of labor. Divest man of the ca
pacity of production. due to having sup
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-13
DIED,


LEW1S.-In Philadelphia, on January 10.
ls9s kittie. wife of John 4. Lewis asei
"a years
Relatives and friends of the family are
invited to attend the funeral from the
home OF his father, John w. Lewis, No.sll
Kirkwood street, Wilmington. on Friday
afternoon, at o'clock.
PIERCE-on January nth. 1sos Laura
May Pierce, in tie 2Sth y ar Of her age,
The relatives AMI friends are invited
to attend the funeral FROM her late rest
d nee. No. - kast 92ud street, tturday
afternoon at 2 o'clock. Into rment ut
Mt. Salem Cemetery.
PERKINS. On January 18th, 1898. f.
Shnrey Perkins In the Goth year OF his
Relatives and friends arc invited to at
tend his funeral from the residence If his
son, II. NJ. IerliinA, near Holly Oak, Del,
on saturday af crnoon. the AN inst. SER
| vices at the hpu e ut o'cl. ok. Inter
ment at Newark Union Cemetery.
| PYLF.-In this city, on lath Inst, Is9a
| Eleanor h.Pylc,aged 60 years 10 months
| and 20 days.
| tend service ut the house. = French St,
on sunday afternoon at $50. lntcrnent
| Private.
\ SHUITX-nn January 18th. 1898 | enu,
daughter OF william II aud i4ouisc N.
| Shultz, and grand daug ter of Mrs.
| Hannah l.. carter. aged months.
lie ativs and frienfs ale invited TO at
tend runc. al services at the house. No. go
walnut street. on Monday afternoon at .
O'Clock. lntCrmcnt private.
HlNpMAN. ON January Thirteenth
| Sarah A. lliudman, wife of james
liindmun In the bati. year of her age.
Relatives ana triends mr. invited to AT
tend the fnperal n her la t. residence
Ao7sO Walnut street, on Monday after
noon, at three o'clock. Services ut tht
house. Intermeut AT River view GENE
terry.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-13
FOURTH edition
REVIVAL MEETING.
Wilminston's Christian Workers In
sirueted by Rev. DR.. WESTON.

Wilniington's Christian Workers In
strueted by Rev. DIR. Weston,
The most important and edlfylng
union meeting OF the Moody and
Sankey revival movement was held
last evening under the auspices OF the
Ministerial Union, Rev. VIM. Z. Swartz
and Dr. John Y. Dobbins. assisted by
Drs. Richard b. Cook and Lafayette |
Marks presiding, at Grace Nj. L.
Church, the pews of which were about |
half filled, Notwithstanding the heav- |
lest snow storm of the winter had |
fallen. |
Rev ]. r. NIilIigan. Wesley q. John
son, DR.. Bainhridge and other minis
tiers were present
A meeting OF inquiry-room workers |
had been called to hear DR.. Weston OF
Crozier Theological Seminary discuss
that subject.
The meeting would have been edi-
flying and instructive in the highest
degree to all Christians MS the method
oil presenting passages OF Scripture to
unbelievers and inquirers was dis
coursed by the learned professor with
big heart and tender. loving sym
pathy for humanity.
Some of his ideas that particularly
impressed our reporter We're: The BIZ
the power OF His Holy Spirit, argu-
ment ID not profitable, faith and love
are necessary, rely on Gods Word and
your experience OF its truth, acquire
great familiarity with the Bible. have
sympathy with the Spirit of tie Word
which is behind the Word.
Christ's llrst lesson was tho ALSO
Lutte need OF regeneration 'Ne must
he born again. The Spirit brcathea
| Ia.as4. K.r.I at-s.
, converted alike. No two revivals are
alike. Let the Holy Spirit have His
way. Let man he converted just as
the Holy Spirit pieases. DO not at
tempt to explain the processes OF con-
version 10 the inquirer. lie cannot
understand until he has been born
again"
Let the inquirer come poor and
needy to God and he must be willing
| to receive Gods grace and blessing.
All that Is asked OF him in order to On
| ter The Kingdom of Christian Grace is
that he stand before God paupcr and
accept salvation as Gods Tree and gra-
cious gift.
Conviction of sin, Gods love and
! pHrd on. Christ's faith and the gracious
and merciful cleansing from sin with
| JOY and manifestations of conversion.
! lie Doctor took the words OF Esther,
80 will ! go in unto the hlnE.' and
with scholarly analysis and mastery
logic Illuminated the path ola sinners
return to God
Ur. Weston went at o. Is p. IN. for the
train.
DR.. Lafayette Marks stood twenty
minutes and answered ali the several
questions volunteers from tho large
congregation put to him quite an
undertaking considering all the differ
ent creeds represented there.
The next meeting Tor the public on
this limo Will be on PRAYERS in the
Inquiry Work" at the First Freslyter-
ian Church next Tuesday evening AT
7.i5 O'Clock under Dr. pobbins' direc'
ton.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-13

Sharp cutting OF prices, to
quicken January sales. Put
this down for IA TACT. No
matter how low the quoted
prices, you will be sure to
get satisfactory and entirely
reliable qualities.
How about January: Its
to be a great bargain time.
More dollars than ever say,
ed. Prices cut lower. De
termined to sell all our
heavy weight clothing, we'll
put it within reach OF every
body.
Store closed at 6 o'clock
every evening except Tues
days and Saturdays.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-13
un,ted States Court.

At the session of the United States
Court yesterday afternoon the grand
Jury Ignored the bill against Obediah
B, Voshell, who was charged with
making false entries on the books OF
the SMYRNA National Bank.
The Grand Jury found true bills
against Thomas Pancoast and william
Hall. and ignored the bills against
Michael Kenney, Lewis Miller and
John Il. McClenaghan, who were all
charged with violating the election
laws.
At IL O'Clock this morning, on mo-
ton of District Attorney Watson. the
charge OF assault on the high seas
against John Taylor, was dismissed on
the ground that the Prisoner had been
imprisoned for two weeks.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-13
er.,, Sale Mt 5st Marke. street.

Selling out at great reduction.
Everything in our stock to he sold by
February list. Tremendous sacrifice
sale of fine custom-made, uncalled Tor
and mistit overcoats, coats and vests
and pants. Sl2 overcoats reduced to
ST, SIS oyercoats reduced to $3.50, $50
oveicoats reduced to $40, SIS storm
coats reduced to $50, Sl2 storm coats
reduced to IS. 81 pants reduced to
81. so, Is pants reduced to $3.50, 81
pants reduced to ~, Your choice of
all our SIS and $50 suitings (suit made
to order for sl2.) 50 and So pants
(made to oidsr) for $3.50. Snch an
other opportunity may never come
again. Liverpool IL London Merchant
1ailors, SCI Market street. w. Lockyer
manager.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-13
LOCAL QUOTATIONS.
The Attributes of Deity.

The lecture of Rev. DR.. johnson in
Unitarian Church last Sunday. in re-
gard 10 the attributes of God, con
tanned sentiments go greatly Mt vari-
ance with the opinions Of the great
mass of our people, that DR.. Hubbard
OF Union NJ. f. Church has determined
to preach Il sermon in reply to his
Eeresies next sunday morning,
He will certainly have large audi
ence On this occasion. as the doctor
Is addicted to saying some Sharp
things,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-13
MARRIED.

NICHOLS the residence OF
the BRIDES parents No. "0g South VAN
Buren, street. ON 1hur2day evening.
January IL. 1898, by the lev John u: y.
llama, MIR. James b. Nichols aud Miss
Anuie l.. Spier. both OF Wilmington,
Del.
WILLARD = LOCK WOOD Married at
the Manse OF Central IRE sDyterian
Church. no King street. thi, city, Jan.
18th. 1898, at 0 n. IN. by the Few. WIN.
7. SwartZ MIR. James Franklin ill!rd
and Miss Sadie s. Lockwood, both OF this
city.
lS93 by Rev. George Y. ThoHp son, Stew-
art wharIy aud agnes Smith. both of
this city.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-13

kYptl|r. T. HI.ItNAItD CARR TnE
ON scr ana Utrupa ul thr house
rIiHatrd ~ ~. en-. " att.f ift / X t=,ts STA
III the mi ward, IN the city al W Winning
I aii.=ptlUi, u4=hrM "a lie and state of
i'"tuwhr",iu compliance with the require
ncItfso OF the acts OF thrticL"rul assembly
"a = tch MS" iIatir aud proVi ted do here
ny give nuicc that shall appiy la writ
tug To tlc .IudEts OF the Gutitr Dt General
sessions OF the Peace and Jail Delivery of
tic STAT" Ot DriIwnrr in and for New
nsJle county ON Monday. the Gth t,tv OF
hruarN, 1885. being the next term of said
ourtstOrulCrnsc 10" snid house. rs Hn ian
al taNrtn. iOr ttr sale therein Of infoXi-
eating liquors IN guam tiles less than ON"
quar- T. hc drunk on the prem ises. aud
the following respectable citizens re-
siding in sud ward, II, least twelve of
whom are substantial ircuhOlicr- re-
commend the sad application TO wit:
Charles T. ~pHrss \. M. Randolph
John ticu. llirLel james Ia -gart
NJ. Hayes Samuel e, keed
thus. II. Dongherty John Is. Dunbar
NJ Hraiy Edward Nclchuir
Michael Rafferty, Moses SIN til
W. II. QuIau Henry Ward
Z StIn4 MurrayZ.1r, William Stulrt
I llfnmus ". NcNcS Martin IL Eliiot
w. Hauuuoui tlMfind l.. smith
! John w. butler r Gallagher
John Kennedy a.. ". .lOuu4
f Cornelius BuEIn Rutrrt T. Valentine
/ hot crt nyun Samuel j. Miler
] iI3-5t BERNARD "a III.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-13

rheumatism OF twelve years stand
ing cured. MIR. G. X. tiingrich, Wis
conisco, Pa, thus gives vent to his
feclings: For the last twelve years
| have been suffer ing with rheumatism
In my right shoulder and arm. After
using many remedies without oven re-
lief, | became discouraged. AS n last
resort / procured salvation Oh, bath.
Ing freely, ard the result is ! can now
work, make free use OF my arm with
out pain and feel twelve years young.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-13

MY new dress was HE tsh,=dr
cashmere Lad Whom Inst tsna ;u
" ilminEtpn. sal q p".Hi'f i.he"t
teacher. 1t falod so ALLY that VA
ash AIMED to wen a. elid witt rHah
aye of diamond dyes laaaaNErdittl q
handsome brown Af'er Neaiii-; II Il
season that way. another ttamuai
dive. this time an oiiTa ert"t- lmi" /,
tho rich shade it Is TOY, tA...i all
drug Ii its sell there dyes and they %,
d gleat Lelp 70 nc.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-13

Eleanor T., widow of the late Jesse
Pyle, died mt her residence, No. ~
French street, on the 18th inst, after
an illness of about ten days. aged 90
years and ten months. She was an In.
dustrious and painstaking woman. and
was highly respected. she leaves II
son and daughter as we'll as many
friends to regret her dccease. Services
will be held at the house at l.30 on
Sunday afternoon.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-13
Noiies.

TIE Tourist Association VII ho'l
kajrses in the hall a. the Meeea". .
uInPaHy ever ~! f az at.
rsduy evening dsrlts tkt sF'#iri
Decipl preparation il being ih4aa l"'
Dthe entertainment tomorrow "FeuiuE
an those vito ntt2nd will la Ereatlv
edilird Tie admission leo IS only =
The friends Of the cisg should
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-13
CITY lnIil.I AeeA.

Frank Shane, William Hanlsy. f. c.
Hannum aud William Maloney were
each iiued II AMI cost for drunkenness
by Judge Rail this morning. ". ii.
Sanders WAS fined - and costs for
disolderiy conduct James Moore only
got out o. idii yesterday and was sent
bach IN default ola fine OF s3and costs.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-13

The Court in Chunccry mot this
morning with Chancellor Wolcott
presiding. The case Of the Mechanics
Loan Association was brought up and
= receiver appointed to wind up its
affairs. The balance Of the session
WAS devoted to routine business.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-13

A pool tournament will 10 hold at
Horners pool rooms on Thursday
evening, jan. 10Th. small entrance
ieo will be required of each contest
ant. Rules of continuous pool to
govern tho tournament. All entrees
TO be III hy Wednesday evening. Jan.
lStL. Address all entries to John L..
Sylvan US, L. o., City.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-13

Robert Sweeney is the name OF the
man who was killed by train No. Sd,
over the p. w. Il Il. railroad at Clay
mont on Wednesday afternoon. Last
night Coroner Kirk held an inquest on
tue body tut adjourned until tonight
to hear further testimony.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-13

The Court had not adjourned up to
the hour of our gong to press, and
consequently we are unable to publish
the list oil licenses. 1t Is understood,
however that all theapplicationS. with
the exception OF some three or four,
against which there Were remon.
strances. have been Erantel.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-13

Last evening tue goods II. tho show
window Of Miss SANE Bee, bas4E!, Ut
IEeYeutn aud Jen"TegH strccta GGgEh.
lrs from the "a, lts7 aae'rs 4pss oil
81 OF els.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-13

The train from New Castle due In
this city at 9.4S n. III. did not reach
here this morning until lilo O'Clock.
Tbs engine broke down near the
Christiana bridge, Ono OF the train
men walked to the West yard and Sc
cured another en- Rine, which brought
the train to this city.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-13

Tomorrow promises to DO clear,
and rather warmer. Sunday, fair to
partly cloudy. with slight rise oil tenn
parature, Indicating II further fall Of
SHOW in different sections.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-13

Interesting sgrY!ees d "A tiYe QUA
terry meeting Deg,Hs th.z evening IN
1nbstnaeie on Walnut street, between
Eleventh aL4 Twelfth strc9;s Al. are
lnWtel.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-13

misses Aesrns aud Mgtrsaa w'iJ
open gcut= furnishing lat aa4 "a
etole. al NJ, 10 Market street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-13

Horace Richards Yesterday had his
right Ham crushed while coupling ears
i'll the yard oil the Consumers leo Com
pany, lrs. Ebert aud Stevens set the
bones.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-13

Court continued In session yester-
day afternoon until $50 O'Clock. The
liquor license applications OF Phillip
Amuold for a place northeast corner
of Eighth and Buttonwood streets.
Mary Babcock. northeast corner OF
Sixth and Walnut streets, Joseph l..
Beddis, northeast corner OF Taylor and
Locust streets, and William Mcguire.
No. 500 East Fourth street. were each
considered. Mr.. Prickett objected to
each application, and presented re.
monstrances in each case. Witnesses
were also examined on each side, and
the matter now rests with the Court.
l.. G. Nandergrift. attorney for the
plaintiff In the case of John W. Sander
son, vs.. william 4. Seeds, stated that
by agreement with Ii. ii. Ward, coun-
sci for the defendant, to have judg-
ment entered for $3.50 in favor OF the
plaintiff.
On application of John Blggs, the
Court appointed Thomas Davis to
hear testimony in the divorce case OF
Murphy vs.. Murphy and the two
cases of Samuel Harris, VS. tho Odd
Fellows Hall Company was referred
to relcaees to DO selected by counsel.
All the jurors were discharged until
Monday, January 30
The case of Harvey L. Dayett for a
hotel license at Glasgow was taken
up and vigorously opposed by Mr..
Prickett, who presented n remon-
STRANGE signed by Della ware Clark, DR..
Skinner and u number OF others.
The applicant was represented by
John ii. Rodney. who urged that the
application DO granted, on the ground
that there Is not n licensed hotel with
III six miles of Glasgow. and that 1t
was needed AS an accomm ouation for
the travelling public,
A. b. Cooper, on behalf Of the Phila.
delphia creditors of Jacob Topkis, who
gave Judgment in favor OF Samuel
Slesinger, asked that n jury be dra wn
30 determine the issue If this Judgment
should he re-opcned. George A. Eli
oft, attorney fol Slesinger, objected
on the ground that Topkis, the princi-
pal witness, Is confined to his bed by
sickness, and tho case was continued
until Monday, January 30th.
In the case Of State of Delaware,
use OF Equitable Loan Association. We
Isaac Dillln, Judgment was entered fol
tine plaintiff. the amount to be ascer'
| tainsd by counsel. George Lodge ap
peared for the plaintiff, and William L,
| Lyman for the defense.
George Lodge asked for Judgment
for plaintiff in The cases of Boyd Whit,
X Co.. vs. Granville Worre,l, and the
case of Iuss Il Moflett VI the Moflett
Cycle Company.
This finished all the business ready
for tho court and II adjourned.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-13

SIessrs. T.. N. IIaag publishers OF the
Shoe and Leather Facts, or Philadel-
phia, and Levi H. Mann, Shoe and
Leather Reporter of New York, at
tended the Morocco Mons banquet on
Thursday.
Mr.. John C. Clark Is still very low.
Ho is not able to lay down, but is com.
PEELED to sit up in big chair. Sylnp'
toms of erysipelns has set in, but we
are glad to state that MI. Clark passed
n very comfortable time last evening
IL is thought he now is In condition
TO improve fast.
Invita- ions announcing the wedding
OF Miss Madge &. daughter OF Mr. aud
Mrs. Richard Iunis, to Thaniel T..
Horn, at West Presbyterian Church on
Wednesday evening, the 18th Inst.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-13

a. II, MNtlib, 81 Lynn, MISS III
speaking for the New England men.
saII he reio.Ged that ne was Il member
bf The National Exchange. The or
Gnnization was founded on the prn-
oiple Of self protection.
Brintpn, Jr., OF Philadelphia
- an Infant In the trade. tie
Heen years In the business.
Thought tie infants should be
6.rished
I ii. S. Atkinson responded in hap
by vein to Maryland Kid Manufac,
turers.'
The SINNERS Of the fraan Mr., HI.
dreth salt the least said OF tuem the
better.
New Workers will be glad 20 welcome
business men. NIL receive theu with
oi.en arms.
A cablegram from Mr.. Stems, con
taiuing his regrets were read.
President Held responded TO tile
TOAST. The Importance OF Money.
Ie did not mind Il shove. NrUviiing II
Gil not cut the skin. That the moroc
o. men were good customers OF th(
bank, and lie Wis Always glad to bt
Airle to accommodate with ali tht
funds they want when the bank has /
OH hand to lonn. The days of OLE
fog li=m in tho banking business IL
" tiItiIiiNtp ithS t'l50'h away
Regrets ware read from John G
CroXton, OF Philadelphia. II am sur,
my association viii approve OF Tit
tuGatI propose. VIZ:
May Jokes crack at your banquet
D. fieoli az tie stock you make.
senator higgins Oh arising TO speal
$as tleHtsd to regular ovation
Labor mnnllests unrest We are Il
meet the problem Of socialism Eusop
~ armed Us never LefUre, The peopl
Europe looked at America as l.
4 proper oIs country on Tie face U
Ig.ube.
II llliatn II. Hill RESPONDED IN yer
pr0priatc imprompta speech oa ID
II oi the Press. Alter y few ~
~ out tut people oil the rotntr
x able 10 manage tho Affairs {
heir country Themselves witAust al
- p ON Europe by Pre- ll"nt P3st l.
tic morocco banquet WAS u thing ,
the past.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-13

23h Market street and get FIVE cents
worth 81 cough drops and stop your
BARK Nc.
Sick HeaiHcas: Bl-EoAAas Pile
will relieve.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-13

Mr.. ]. s. Ullman, of the firm of
Blueuthal X Co. morocco manufac tur-
ers OF this city, is said to be worth
some 81. 600, 900.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-13

Charles ]. Smith is still confined at
his home from an attack of illness.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-13
AMl,sEMENrS.

Cummings, the photographer, 3o2
Market street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-13
FOR SALE.

M West stree, II rUoius aul bath.
lgh-lO2 West I'D street . rooms and hath
2a3l-!gH Gatnal street. q rooms and bath.
30 West iath street, ID rooms unA bath.
fso4 Pennsylvania avenue, Tootns and
bath.
lael West street rooms mud bath.
hs Yves street, II l'oams aud bath.
sol W. Fourth street, II ruUuiS aid bath.
81 Pine street, 7ruoHs nHd haih,
CO. W. Eighth street, rooms ana bath.
ilU J, II 'fsuu street, 10 rooms and bath.
I'll lci ware avenue. II rooms and bath.
1910 Nuuliuren street. II rooms and bath.
53a West 18th street, 10 rooms ana bath.
10 3 Madison street. 10 rooms and nntn.
l015 adams street. 10 roo as ana bath.
l6ll Adams street. : rooms ana bath.
A3j jackson street, Z rooms and bath.
f5Gl-l5J? Harrison street. 10 ROOMS aud
buth.
1850 Il. 18th street. & rooms aud bath.
40j ;. Clayton street. II rooms and bath. ~
900 'rututiI - rect. rooms aud store.
7ni-il3 W. luth street rooms ana bath,
FINE residence. Newark. Del.
We have many others and can general
IS make terms 10 suit. Send Tor lists.