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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-18
COR. FLOUER'S INTEREST IN CHEESE.
WHAT IT WAS LAST FALL AND WHAT 1T Il No"'
,rrow rnr REGULAR CORRESPONDENT ~ THE rRIBUEEl

REGULAR tORHFsFONDLNI w I'M ihioe"S'j
tlbany. MAY Ex-Governor flcyer Is not 80 mu.h
OF Granger a, he last fall Mt the fr'hhIlh
Couniy Fair. When. addressing the farmers, he SAID
rbc cI,ic and villages of New York. with more than
-, 600 manufactures are constantly growing, "hii"
the farming communc, are suffering from o'c""a'
ton of inhabitants. This Is problem that the iare
must meet and solve for himself. lie must sehr'h
the markets Of our cities and towns, and ina what
they want In the of butter and cheese ana u'"er
cni ,dblcs learn To raise them ana cater TOT TUE
tastes Of a home market. lie must not permit the
French or English or Canadian farmer 10 sell cheese
In New. York and our large cities al % cents ponhi
,,bi Inc /, selling Il at cents In England lie must
produce IL better product"
Tbc.r remarks Governor Flower made az Malone
ON August -. 4 little later. on september ~ ~
repeated them IN" state Fair ut syracuse anu en-
banded them. III, soul seemed wrapped UP III c"e'sc
MAILING. pn, today lie made public the following
b,orless veto Of bill to encourage the eating oi
chcc-r:
Th. f. an act promote thr consumption OF cheese
!, ,,pns IN. agu. aud wardcns Of the yarois state
prisons and officers ia chars" OF all other penal '
.ntion. 70 furnish each Inmate OF these INSTITUTIONS
daily ntlons Of American cheese IL also comirs te
Adjuant neral Of the State to furnish daily TO eaeh
member of the National Guard whilo on dnty NJ inc
s,otc Clnp at Pec,ki American cheese as part OF the
ra,ions supplied by che State No other reason has oeci
ad, ancc my approval oil the Dill thah a' ~ "o"s
incicos. the market for American cheese III s"oua
give IL ny approval. ,oad not well reuse TO se"
similar bill next year fer the producers OF honey or an
other for the benefit of potatoras'rs or another Tor tho
advantage Of bcanglovcr.. AMI 80 on SUCH ossat on
,o, in the interest u aay particular class o, worker
ami 10 Increase consumption OF any State product D
artificial means IA gross reflection the manncss OF
the worker in Industry our natural rsonrccs and
the Intelligence OF farmers have placed the Empire
State in the lead oil other States IN the production OF
bttcr md cheese and have too much respect Tor our
dairy farmers to think that they would approve any such
ridiculous measure THE which, II enacted. would
Justify almost any kind Of similar legislation 10 the interest
NJ particular industries or occupations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-18
STILL DISCUSSING WORLDS FAIR RATES.

Chicago May 1.-THE meeting OF IN" lines r'', 70
tho Missouri River this morning. no discuss ""''i
Fair rates. produced nothing, and an au!'"h'''
was taken TO await I'll" action oi the t'a'' -,
line, i'm the city tomorrow At the Weeu"S "
morning The M.on burlington and Rock Island de
cnrcd themselves as being In favor OF Tue o' pei
cent rates adopted time ago by The as'oe''''o"
IN. Atchison took firm stand against th'', an, w
CARED In favor OF lower rate east Oh we '"''
The matter was discussed for a few minutes o'', w
seeing that an immediate agreement was OUT vi wv
o,,o,io, nm ,diournm,ut wa, taken 10 prevcnt
no..Ihl. row Tho Atchlson has announced h"''y
that 1t will not compromise on $40 for 'hc D'"'''
chicago round trip rate, and the %lo ro""a ~
between kansas CITY ard Chicago; IL VIII ins''' '''
rates BE- made that low. no matter "i' ''Pp "
If the trans Missouri lines Mt the m'eths lo"'.'o
,,,., A., ON, uudcr mo 40 prr cent r0nndrip rate,
adopted some time Since anu the imPrssoa, ~ s. wa,
lie, will Their. is question but that r',oo
of the Missouri River viii take a corr''Po"ui"s
tumble.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-18
DETAILED FORECAST FOR TO-DAY.

For Maine showers. routhcnt winds; for New
iIamIrhirc Vermont. Massachusetts, Rhode Island and
Come MAR THURSDAY slightly cooler except
onarv tckbc nature Ia Rhode Island windo becoming
norIhwc.tcriv.
For Eastern Ncw.YOrk, fair. preceded by light
showers IN the north; slight, cooler In the north In
The afternoon and night winds becoming northwest :;
fair Friday
For the District Of Columbia. Eastern PENNSYLVANIA
[, Virginia, fair til Friday night northwest winds.
For North Carolina South Carolina. Georgia. fair IN
Friday northwest winds; slightly warmer IN the In.
terror; Florida fair; for Alabama. Mississippi.
Ionis ona. Eastern Tex@. fair. warmer.
For IVES. Virginia. Western Pennsylvania Western
NewYoik showers tonight and In the early morning.
followed by for; westerly gales. diminishing; slowly
t"mpcrature.
Fer ohio. generally fair preceded tonight and In tho
early morning by showers east northwest winds, warmer
For Indiana. Illinois. Michigan. Wisconsin. Minnesota.
Iowa aud Nebraska, fair. warner; much cooler Friday
mo ming In West Ncbrlska.
For North and South Dakota. fair, followed by Hight
shower, In the extreme slightly warmer cat
much cooler Nv Friday morning west. For Missouri
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-18
CELEBRATING NORWA R'S INDEPENDENCE
AN AFTERNOON AND EVENING PICNIC OF NOR
WEGIAN SOCIETIES.

AN AFTERNOON AND EVENING PICNIC OF NOR
wEGIAN SOCIETIES.
The sons OF Norway were out In full force at
suzcrs Harlem Park yesterday afternoon and even
Ing II was Norways Independence Day. and the
annual festival and picnic OF the Norway Benevolent
Society and the Rife Club Nordcn was celebrated.
In the afternoon speeches. athletic and all the
usual cnjoyments Of picnic were on the programme.
The orator OF the day Dr. Volkmar, OF Brooklyn.
In the evening there were over 5000 people present
Dancing and concert the features Of the evening
celebration. The Committee on Arrangements was
composed OF II. Werrihg. O. II. Lee .. Anderson, J.
Pedcrsen II. Lee, a. Gudbrandsen T. Petersen, T..
Lee. a. johnson and p. Christensen
Norwegian flag was given to Mayor Gllroy on
Tuesday by IA committee representing the Norwegian
Benevolent Society. the Eine Club Norden and the
Norway Singing Society and all day yesterday II waved
over the City Hall. The Norwegian independence
Day dates back 10 1914 when by the treaty Of Ki,l
Denmark coded TO Sweden her title TO Norway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-18
All desire for liquor pcrmanen ~ removed.

The Empire Institute, I46 West
AID ST., New York, 100 Montague
ST., Brooklyn, offers an improved
scientific treatment for the cure of
liquor morphine, cocaine and to-
bacco diseases.
Each case treated vidnally by Of high
cnding. with gard to the physical pecuiares oil
the patient. Patients can be treated Mt home.
Not a single failure or unfavorable
physical result has occurred. No
detention from business is necessary.
Call and witness treatment.
DIRECTORS JAMES n. PITCHER. a. D. CHAND'
LER, PAUL WILSON, w. d. UOSS, IL. CouKl'
LANDT DAVIS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-18
Il. AND O. CITING DOWN EXPENSES.

baltimore May l. (sprcinl.-The Baltimore ana
Ohio directors to-day adopted the Recommendation of
President MAY for the enforcement OF II more rigid
economy la every department OF tn" road. THIS l.
undc rstood TO moan general reduction
I'm salaries Of officers. c.rrks and work
meu ~, We'll the laying of temporarily
Of a Inrt Of he force Financial :'p'rts submitted
To-day show "A decrease Of Ss3.7o6 10 In the April
earnings as compared with the month OF last
wear The figure, for the last tn months Of the
present fiscal year, In comparison Will those OF last
wear show Il docrr:s" oil Hi.,e, $50 -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-18
TIE plrrSErRG. TT. WAYNE AHD Chicago.

Pii,burg. May I7.-M the annuni meeting OF the
Pit burg r.. Wayne AMI hcac, Railroad Company
he'll IN This city to-day. Charles T.. spccr of pits
burg Edward l.. Williams. Of Fort wayne and John
:. Kennedy OF Sew l"rh. w"r" ~ elected directors
The presidents report showed that many iUprov
mrnts hid been made the line during the lost
y,ar The Inoo,n, WAS ST. 800. :,2,2 -. ana operat
Ing expenses, ~ lD3.O93 30. til" lcN~rc paid rs
rental sJ27Jsg4. The profit. were S,33.3i 80
Thirty millions of dollars stock were represented at
IN ptfn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-18
THE UEiTHFR REPORT.
/, STORM OVER NORTHERN NEw.YoIK.

THE STORM OVER NORTHERN NEwYoHK.
Washington Nav 1.-THE storm has moved from Lake
On.arlo 10 Northern New.lorK second storm has
moved very slowly Eastern Montana increasing IN
energy pressure o22 being reported az Miles City
All. A west wind of - miles at Helena Rain has fallen
In tho lower lake region and Scw England. The tempcra
tire has fallen IN the lower lake region. the Atlantic
-atcs and ON immediate Gulf coast IL has risen else
whcrt.
signals displayed from Sandy Hook 10 Passport; on
Lakes Michigan ontario and Erie aud at Port Huron aud
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-18

John Good the cordage manufacturer who has been
fighting the National Cordase Company, has turned
over 70 the John Good Company his interests In the
patents ON improved Jenny for the manufacture
OF binding Irvine. This machine is expected TO do
much quicker and better work than the other ma
chimes. Mr. Good said that one Of the conditions Of
the transfer that the patents should not be sold
TO the National Cordage Company. This howevr.
did not quiet the rumor that the John Good Company
ana the National COrdage Company soon World De
consolidated under one head.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-18
THEODORE b. STA RIB,
Madison Square, Ne'c. York,

Madison Square, NeW' OFH,
offers for the Inspection or
TISITORS AMI buyers one Of the
mast e,teusire stocks IN the Untfed
Suites ot choice Diamonds ana
o,hcr Precious Stones, HrtiSticdttU
mounted atfcr ORIGINAL DE.
SIGNS. THE PRODCCTION
lyD EXCLUSIVE PROPERTY
of this h0mse.
Ercrv facfiHy for the Inspection
of these .jeweis, dmd Of goods IN
other departments, is HicayS Oldd.
In a90rdcd to risiforS, ~hefhcr
tLcu come with or TtthOM intcn-
tion Of purchase.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-18
JAMES NJ. WATERBURY, SELLS PROPERTY.

The sale of the northeast corner OF Fifth-ave
and Eieventh-st. by james NJ Waterbury and wife TO
william +. Strong. recorded yesterday. The
consideration $2O0,00 The property Oh feet
by 100.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-18
RECEIVERS FOR ANOTHER SOUTHERN RAILROAD

snowman ia. Moy II-Judgc Pardec, Of INC
tnto, st,rs ti,cut Court Of New.DrlcanS, ih,s hp-
pointed Il. J. Lowcry and II. NJ Conner r''e'c'' Va
the savannah and Western Railroad. suit was o"s"'
bv the Central Trust Company OF New f"' JUG
lardce has appointed Controller Edward Mcihty" VA
tho Genital EniliOai. special master u INN Nv
Of all property ana assets OF 'he SaN"'''' ''
Wcs:,rn The Central Railroad end me caNanlnh ann
", stern viii De- operated together but accounts WI"
In. kap srpnratcM.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-18
VICTORY rOR TILE RAILROAD.

garanac Lake, y. Y, MAY 1.-The long "a' oc
,xecu the postot,ice Department and the AdroadacH
and it. Lawrence Railway Company over the h''""s
OF new mail routes is At an end ana the faro"i -
victorious. Mails will be carried by the Aoio"'"'"
and ST. Lawrence after June 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-18

been fighting the new company's policy. The com
pany Is indebted as 900 TO the contractors who are
broad. gausng the road The officers say that this
money is not due until next Saturday, but the ais
satisfied stockholders took advantage Of this indebt
edncss 10 assal the companys credit and apply for
coltn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-18
SOCIALISTS PARADE AT CHRIsTLANIA.

Chrisiania, May 1.-THE Radicals ana Socialists
Of thirty-two unions and corporations with bands Of
music playing and banners flying. to-day celebrated
the anniversary Of Norway's declaration OF indepcnd
ence by demonstration In favor OF Norwegian in
dependence and Of universal suffrage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-18

THIS is an 0sc Of 8'Ys,s5s. Srifncr contributing con-
shnhy 10 HE sc'T'ie Of Mankind n" RAM
YEARS Meyr las brfn no nae a,fifk 50 hsor.
onghb enforced BY Me mfdifai f,gffS'i'"'
expert eooks and Mrjly hontrcirrs as conc
hne. The explanation IS net Jv 10 SfNS'
THIS neIp shortening IS 50 Jar IN 8d'"""
ef lard Maf one hral fon1inres The me-"
sftphraL F~ FRYING purposes " IS "'0'"'
Pa,uiiy Snprior 10 lard and IS "f'HS '"''
snhnnd fer r5ry'chs,r. II IS eSan'
dthoah amt htdih/rL and lis fePnm''v
is NE rrsmh Of rs snrosory 10 'a'" l"
e1oy respect
Send three CENTS In stamps to y. X. Faroa"K W.
Chicago, for handsome Cottolcnc Cook BOOK o'h''"s
elk hundred recipes, prepared by nine eminent au'"''
cooking.
Cott.lcne Is sold By all groccrs.
Cty ONce
N. X. FAIRBANK 4 CO.,
Produce Exchange, New hsrH'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-18
THE DEED OF FIRE ISLAND RECORDED.

Albany. May 1.-THE title to Fire Island has been
passed by Attorney General Roscndale and the deed
of the property 70 the State recorded 10 the Suffolk
County Cleik's ONCE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-18
CONNEyCCNENT AT L4WREyCEVTLLE

Princeton. n. j.. May IL tspeciaD.-Lawrencevllle
School will hold It's annual commencement exercises
during the week beginning May %. On Founders
Day an address will be delivered by Congressman
W. O. p. Breckenridge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-18

Reserve accommodations In advance on the EXposi
ton Fyer-New York Centrals 20 hour train to
Chicago-brst trip May 30; daily thereafter. Win
leave New-fork p. M. arrive Chicago 10 o. m. =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-18
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

In this diagram q col tnuous white line shows tho
chsnGcs In pressure Indicated by The Tribunc's sell
cordn2 barometer. The broken line represents the tenn
p.rature as observed at pefry's Pharmacy.
Tribune OGlce Nav IS. a. m.-Cloudy. cool weather
prevailed all day yesterday with light rain In the
The temperature ranged between So and ca degrees
average (oSs being ga lower than the correspond
Ing day last year and . lower than Tuesday.
In and near this city to-day the weather Is likely 70 be
fair. with Light showers In the morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-18

THE GRAND JURY WILL LOOK INTO THE AFFAIR.
DistrlctAttorney Nicoll yesterday announced that
he had caused the issuance Of sibpocnas TO several
persons 70 appear before the Grand Jury 10 testify
about the false report OF the failure OF H. u. Holho
q Co. set afOat last saturday.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-04

TOR SALE = Stock anu fixtures of
grocery store. Address C., this
ONCE ia-3tk
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-04

Resolve not to make an end eayor to
drink all the spiritus frumenti in the
city at ono sitting, for you cannot
succeed.
Not to swear upon any occasion. not
even when tho icGnaH renders his
bill in summer or the COAL dealer in
winter.
To assist all our railway projects to
the limit OF your pocketbook. Tor the
mole railways Wa have tho less it will
cost you to travel.
To keep out OF court during the
year, Tor iusite is costly commodity.
Better Il ust TO arbitration.
Not TO agltate anything new until
those now ON hand are disposed Of.
To he good to all men, especially
yourself. Always keep an eye upon
your own actions first of all.
To run always with your own fire
company aud not give way to anger IL
your company is beaten.
To keep your chickens in your own
yard. Many lifo,lOng quarrel has
resulted from disobeying this rulo
Never Ia skate unless there be Ice
upon which 10 exercise your talent.
Not to Lreak any good resolution in
less than twenty-iour hours alter it
has been adopted.
Never 10 Use strong language against
man larger than yourself. You may
regret it.
Not to purchase the entire World s
Fair wlen YOU visit 1t next fail, nor
to talk about your visit for others
may be there as well as yourself.
Not to send newspaper any anony.
moEs articles, for all ohices have adopt
ed new waste baskets in homer OF the
New Year.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-04

Referring to the free schools of the
State the Governor says, the recon-
'mendation which hnd the honor to
make in my last message, that the TO-
quired school books should DO sup
Piled to the pupils free Of cost. having
met the approval of the Legislature,
has been productive OF the most graft
Tying results. From the superinlcnd-
Ients Of each of the counties it is learn
ed that the attendance showsa marked
Increase, and at the same time the
school fund has increased in proper
ton with the expenditure necessary
to furnish school books free.
The cost OF free school books for the
year ending August, 1892, was:
In New Castle county. Sb3i9. IS
In Kent county. 6,37S. 50
In Sussex county. ........... TO- 256. -
Being total for the State of So. 9S5. Is
Upon examination of the auditors
report 1t will be found that at the
close of the school year in June, 1892,
the following amounts were in the
hands of the clerks of the school dis
trlcts in the several counties:
In New Castle eounty..a.. ...so38f3 Il
IN Kent tN...............-.... 10 H59. 10
IN ohsstA hty.-..,,........... lB.sG.-U
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-04
THURSDAY. JAN. 9th. 1893

10 head of horses and colts. Swear COLD
e-year colt 2yearlings These colts ard
all OF good stock and well worthy the ats
ention OF horsemen. is mich cows,
some of them extra fine with calves byll
their sides, others coming IN profit soon
4 yearllnps; two stock Durham bulls
yoke large oxen, well broken and good
workers; 10 pigs.
Farming Implements farm wagons
IN Il Penna. rigging. new Germ antoyu
.-seated carriage, dearborn, York cal<
rlAge sleigh carriage pole. completed
with straps; set double harness. 2 set
HnEle harness, sets single wagon hal
mesa, sets plough harness. collars br4
Hos aud hultcrs, 2 horse ploWs l-horsd
liuw, sets twin harrows, 2lron Age and
wooden culttvator l Buckeye snlke1
'nltivAtor, Little Gem garden cultlva
cor rollers one new; 2 horse rakco
GtEui, new Penn horse feed drill,
'nout; l,Champion reaper, feet cut; q
hampton mower 5 feet cut; l corn
marker, rows; ladders. p and Il feesS
rrain fan, fsAnock corn shelter with
i-psrator. y half hushel measurrs, . grain
shoyets lot OF grain bugs, forks show
'pades. hoes, pick, crowbars. grindsel
set beams, block and fall, corn by
pushel. 1870 chickens. 20 acres OF wheat u
he ground. Dairy Fixtures.-l six GAG
Cooley creameT l 25-galion Pritchard
lqhurn. butter prints, scales butter tub
bucket and cream cans Household and
Kitchen FurRiture.-Cook stove. sittin1
room stoves, ten foet extension label
book Ease, bedstcads, bedding. lot %
lumber about 1900 old brioits. oarpen a
tools. iron vice. hand saw. wood saw,
a5-inch Victor bicycle he4 bearings:
shares Della ware Hedge Co. stock, Glow
hay aud mixed hay, straw by the ton,
of fodder 80 bushels potatoes. by q
blshr. lot OF hot bed sash. doors "a
window frames. grape vine apMw e
1erms.-All sums OF $50 and
over that amount a credit of n
viii be given 10y the purchase x
bsnkable note with an approyedR.
or. Interest added.
+. 4. sTooPs.l Execute,
NJ ne. ELIZABETH ARMsT RONGl IAcVu.1
l.. W. Stidham Il Son, Auc,
d2l2tw d 2a-24- IS 80 Jan
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-04

EaHap records that I'LL through the
sitteenth and the beginning Of the Sew
enteenth century, patents to deal ezclu.
sively Ia particular articles were granted
SO lavishiy to the oonrtiers that hardly
commodity remained free. Even salt,
leather and coal were the SUBJECTS Of
patents, the list of which, when read
over in parliament In 1901, was so long
that member asked incredulously, 81.
not bread among the NUMBER
The practice was for the favored court
iers to sell their patents Of monopoly to
companies of norchants-or syndicates,
us we should call them nowadays--to
work them. Rival political parties
struggled, not to redress the grievances
under which the people groaned, but to
obtain share Of tire profits. Ii Essex
held monopoly of sweet wine, Ralrigh
held one of cards; indeed, it is hard to
say how many patents either Of them
lisld from first to last.-All the Year
Round
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-04
IlnIA.


II you want frst-class dyeIng and
occurring dons, go to No. 2l0 King st.
Oh the headache you can surely
cure 1t by using Dr. Simms' Liver
Pills, 422 Market street
Father J. P. Quigley, OF Holy Cross
Church, at Dover, preached his fare
well sermon ON Sunday. he having
been transferred to Elkton, Md. Father
McMarnce, OF Port Deposit, Md, will
succeed Father Quigley.
Stanley s. Wharton died at his home
In Dover Saturday afternoon, after an
Illness of several months, OF consump
ton, aged 40 years.
Tho wife of United States District
Attorney Beniah Watson Is quite Ill al
Milford, where she went Christmas
for visit.
Tho Wilmington Conference Herald.
edited by the Rev. Robert W. Todd, has
suspended publication on account OF
the failing health of the editor.
The Rev. Maurice Penntield Fixes, Of
the Baptist Church of Dover. has gone
to Atlantic City, N. j., where no will dc
evangellstic work for two weeks.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-04
Peculiar Table Customs,

In book entitled Domestic Manners
of the Middle Ages" we are told that in
those days dinner tables were covered
by "nappe" or tablecloth. Upon it
were placed large saltcellar, bread
and cups for vino, but no knives or
plates. The reason for the absence of
the knives arose from the common prac-
tice in vogue of people carrying their
own knives in sheath attached to their
girdle.
In an early work, written by Lydgate
-"Rules for Behavior at Table"-the
guests are told to bring no knives I'M
secured to the table, which can only
mean that each one was to keep his own
knife-that is, the one he carried with
bim-yiean ..-5.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-04

l'OR SALE OR HENT-A farm of 1903
IL acres. Lear stanton, Dol. and ut the
station uf the Is. q D. Il. H., i've miles
from Wilmington. known as the Holland
farm. 1t is rnclosed with good Haw-
thorn hedge fence, II never falling creek
passes through 1t, and It Is well adapted
FOR general farming, dalryiRE. orn rotir-
cd gentleman. will sell on reasonable
terms or take Wilmington property for
exchange.
Possession Immediately IL desired For
further particulars apply N Third aud
Market streets, or at the flour and feed
store, No. lO6 West Front street, vii.
mlnBton. bel. PHILIP PLUNkhTT.
nn5-tt-p-n.l W-ltT
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-04

w AN'rED-A painter to work on farm
w wagons and dearborns. Mt ". :.
liIlocks No. 223 W. Tenth street d3l-tf
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-04

ANTED-3entlemau and son wish
w h ard in a private family. want
rooms and will furnish same. Address H.,
this oillCe. FISH,