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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-13
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET

NEW YORK, Jan. l2.-Flour fair and in
demand; higher prices asked for checking
business. Southern flour quiet and Arm.
Wheat dull. lower and weak; No. . red.
SDl2c. store and elevator. size afloat; op-
lions less active, irregular. weak and ssd7kc.
lower; Nc. rcd, January, 79igc. February.
SOLE; May S334c.
Corn quiet and easier No 2. 5lNa5l%c.
elevator. j2iS6l52Ssc. ahoat steamer, mixed.
51lSd5l%c.: options dull and leahc. lower
trading chiefly switching; closed steady
January. 5l1sc.; February, 5i%c.; May,
52%c.
Oats dull; mixed higher: options dull and
irregular; January, 5Si4c. May, 30s,c
spot. No. 8. 371gc.; do. white. 4lt9c. No. .,
SSSs13si2c. 90. white, 43c.; mixed. Western,
$3.50, 40c.
Cofee-Options opened steady and un.
changed to Ii points up; closed steady % TO
30 points up; January, SI5956l6.O0; Febru-
airy. SIS. 7Oll590; May. $l5.5Oal5I0; Sep
tember. si5.00dl 1855; Rio firm; Nc. I, l63.d
165Sc.
Sugar-Raw quiet aud firm: refined dull
and steady; No. 6. 4 5-l6c.
Molasses-Forcign nominal: New Orleans
steady and fairly active; Rio In good demand
and firm.
Petroleum steady and quiet.
Cotton seed oil firm: crude 44e.; yellow,
4ec
RoSn dull and steady.
Turpentine scarce and frmer at 8SlaG34c.
Pork quiet and about steady; extra prime,
nominal
Peanuts quiet.
Beef quiet and firm: beef hams In demand
and firm: ticrced beef firm; cut meats less
active and steady; middles frmer; short
clear $l045.
Lard quiet and frmer; Western steam
closed at $11 %; option sales, none.
Freights to Liverpool steady; cotton, o-e4d.
grain, 1Ad.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-13
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
,Hr CLOSING QUOTATIONS OF
MONET.
nserinrs and Sales NJ the Richmond To-
bscco Exchange-s1nternai Revenue
Collections-Foreign Advices.
NEW YORK. Jan. l2.-Moncy on call ha,

NEW YORK. Jan. 12..-Money on call has
been easy, ranging from pa to per cent. ;
,losing offered at ~ per cent Prime mer-
camille paper, 5izG7 per cent Sterling ex-
.sauge quiet and firm; posted rates, ASIA
49,. commercial bills. 4S5issG4S7Ik. Govern.
mont bonds duh and steady. Southern State
bonds neglected; railroad bonds fairly &C
tive and generally firm.
Tie stock market was unusually active
to-day. the total transactions for the FIRST
rmc in months running beyond half a mil
ION shares. This was largely due 10 the in
,-nascd activity among professionals, who
recccdcd In marking up prices all along the
lac without the aid OF the public who as
~ take little interest In speculation, and
r.er the influence Of the silver question
Sow no disposition to take hold. The great
feature Of the day, especially OF the forenoon.
Uas the renewed support accorded the In
das.ralS. MSullcrs' was pressed for sale
f. thr opening. and suddenly dropped from
Co. 60 - hut n soon became evident that
O.. huying was Of the best character. and
q an recovery, with something in addition.
was brought about A mere conservative
vew ~ The sugar reports served 20 in
s--rrate new buying movement In that
Stock and from 115is IL steadily advanced
,1~. a gain Of ~ points. The street bought
Gle Coal stocks. believing that the withdraw
81 u The New Jersey Central was simply 10
SIP public clamor and press expenses. while
te roads are working together under a
secret arrangement Reading was active.
go The rest were quiet rs usual. Hooking
t'l continues 20 advance. also The belief
t.t Manhattan is 10 enjoy more extended
I-fl.C eS led 20 n continuation q ihe late
-.nc I'm that stock and from 161ib IL rose
O. 1919. the highest point since the famous
I.,ll corner. 1t closed the day with a gain
o. ''s per cent. One Of the surprises Of
tia day was the sudden revival OF activity
f-i strength in the Richmond Terminal
sr.-cs. and. the common was lifted l point
ell the preferred Si3, the movement ooas-
i- as suddenly as IL began. Among other
sreHalties 90 show marked strength may be
g. Toned Louisville and Nashville. Burlng-
fl and Quincy. Western Union and New
York and Northern Pacific. The general
rSet remained rather quiet. as usual Of
'e. but the impression gained ground dur
the day that no geld would so out. the
advance I'm sterling exchange being merely
g. response 10 the withdrawal Of its pre-
r.um by the Bank Of France. served 10 cs-
thl.sh and maintain a bullish feeling
throughout the day. The whole list re-
sronled. and there WIS no decline among
the important stocks at the close: in fact.
tie upward movement became mere pro-
Heuuced as the afternoon wore on, and the
close was active and strong M the top
figures Sales aggregated 516.O00.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-13
TORAcCO EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, VA. Jan. r. 1881

RICHMOND, Va, Jan. r. 1893
No offerings Of tobaccos at auction on
Change to-day.
Private sales reported 20 the secretary OF
the RlChmcnd Tobacco Trade to-day: wrap
pers, q h0gsheads; filters. 10; smokers, =;
iugs dark, s. Total IS hogsheads.
The tobacco inspector reports today; IN
spectOus- Bright, 20 hogsheads. Relnspec-
tiOns-Brght. lG h0gsheads.
Allegheny. old Dominion, Jones, shoekoe
and .seabr0Oks tobacco warehouses report
today: Receipts, % packages; deliveries IA
packages. .
United States internal revenue collections
for the city OF Richmond, Va, today
Cigars and cigarettes s4340.T7; plug TO-
bacoos. 81 5000. Total. SO, SsO.66
Creoshaw's will have a sale Of good tooac-
COS tomorrow
Advices from Louisville, KY. received
today show very strong market Tor all
desirable dark iobaccos. Lots have been
sold ON that market recently az higher prices
than parties were instructed 10 sell AT mere.
The spanish buyer takes anything desirable
al very fair prices.
Mr.. ". 5. Clary, Of Winston, \. C., is In
Richmond to-day. Hls headquarters are at
The Office Il our Mr.. r. ID. Neal, Jr.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-13
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. Jan. 12-Wheat was even
more excited to-day than yesterday and very
unsettled. The market opened with jump
of 1c. in prices. and after fluctuating wildly
closed Ssc lower than last night and h0%c.
from the Bottom prices of the day. Heavy
sales to realize profits were chiefly response
bic for the break. The advance preceding
tie decline was largely due to the alarm OF
outside shorts.
Corn and oats sympathized with wheat,
and both closed slightly lower than on the
day before.
pork was weak, while lard and ribs were
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-13

"",s, exports to Great Britain 14.so0 bales
N.nuhent, 1905 balcs; stock, 1.O52. a35 bales
go. receipts, none: gross, 3,sIl bales
,,u.u'eS closed steady: sales. $50. COO bales
ssanuary' o35@a.y7; February. 9.4Gd9. AZ /:
q ~a.cn, NosW0.5s: April. 90Gdo.67: MAY
.''f"o''1; June. 9.Slm0.s2: July, 9.sGn9. Sc:
oUt Valm0.92; September. 9.0sa9. 40:
Consolidated receipts Of cotton NJ all ports
to-day, 81. 426 bales: exports 10 Great britain
oS,Vc4 bales; France. 1904 bales: Continent.
"<<'oSO bales; stock, 1852 S;l5 bales
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-13
ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, Jan. 12.-Flour firm ou' nO'
higher. .arorced aLG3sc. early,
"no"' ns,Sc below yesterday; cash ahd
January closed at eo7.c May c,d Sasic ,sac
corn opened nc. up but closT1 t s771e:
below Yesterday; cash ana '"nu"'''
May, 42lsc. oos,o Nav 34Sc.
Whisky, Sl.35. ohorcod
Provisions quiet and unchanged, ,r' eH Ioope
for Grv salt meat which was !. lower, shorts ,oTs0
s sa 9n. strns s925: boxed lots. l5c' more
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-13
x,ur STOCK MARKET.

,,>,ov STOCK YARDS. ILL, Jan. 10 70.
caut, NaoR 1900 shipments. 100 100
rases steady to strong common ono, STOCK a
best eas srI good to choice steers ss so,
w .sns. e. a,0i4. 40; stockers' N'oo9''o''
CONS MWo,ssNleeeipts, 27ooo shipments So" NJ
10, s, Zoe. higher: closed weak; reusn aI'
common. s7.35g74s; packing .. she 81 s5
sY AMI. 6s; prime heavy ana ou'eas'''v
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-13
CINCINNATI.
tINtINNAII'
o,,..D,Art Ian. f2.-Flour active ana

CINCINNATI, Jan. 12.-fiour active a
strong. -, q ~oa 70c
Wnra. s,ronrer; No. 2 mixed. 42G4@1zc'
oats strong: No. 2 mixed ooe'
pork quiet at $3.50.
lard steady at sl062l5
pn,,I meats steady at sloW
Dacon firm at $i1.
whisky steady at sl.Jo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-13
nnAM AND corroN EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND VA. Jan. II, 1893.
orerlnes-Corn. coo bushels; oats, 1000
bushels
Sales-Corn. coo bushels.
Quotations Wheat Longberry' 15c. 70
roc: mixed. 73c 10 79c.; shortberry' I5c: TO
roe No red. 7sc. Corn White, virginia
bag lots. zoe. TO Bic; No. white, 5oc, TO
Gle; Nc. 2 mixed 50c. 20 zoe. osts~Wln-
ter ffcr seed. $50. 10 42c.; No. mixed
5sc 10 30c.; No. 3 mixed, S7c. TO ooc' hye'
&c 10 Gre
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-13

Cash QuotatonS-Flour In 1air uenlahu'
nrices nominally l0dl5c. higher than yester-
day. but difficult TO obtain; No: 2 spring
wheat. 75d75Mc.; No. red. 75q 7olsc,; NO o.
. corn. 42lkc. No. 2 oats, Bic; pork Sll:'o
M1775; lard. s1O.65dlO.7O; rib sides. 5000
955; dry sailed shoulders sV'o5. 2ll0' 90
clear sides. sl0.15G1O25; whisky, $lSo.
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WILMINGTON.

WILMINGTON. n. c., Jan. 12.-Turpen-
tine firm at 29iec.
Rcsin duh; stnined, $780, good do. s1.05
Tar firm at sl15.
Crude turpentine steady; hard, s1.00; yell
low dip and virgin. $40.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-13
THE COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK. Jan. 12.-cotton quiet; mia,
dliny upisnds. OK: Orleans, g3s; sales, sp
balss, tpta net receipts at all ports. III"
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LAMBERTS POINT, JAN. -. 1898.

LAMBERTS POINT, JAN. -. 1893.
COALED.
Steamships Grot. Velasco. Bremen; Der
went, Holme. Norfolk. Hamburg.
ARRIVED.
Barge Corsica, Washington.
PORT OF WEST POINT, JAN. u, 1898.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Columbia, Jenney. New York,
general cargo.
Steamship Charlotte, Gecghan, Baltimore,
passengers and general cargo.
SAILED.
Steamship Columbia, Jenney. New York,
general cargo.
Steamship Charlotte, Geoghan, Baltimore,
passengers and general cargo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-13
SAVANNA

SAVANNAH. GA, Jan. 12.-Turpentine
firm at Bic
Resin firm at Sl.07Nd1.12ih.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-13

@a,9o; assorted light, s7.45: pigs. sG35as. 40
Sheep-ReceIpts, 6.5OO; shipments. 100:
market strong to 10c higher; wethers. s4.75
ma,50: ewes. s3.7Jn45O: Westerns, s5.O0a
o.4o; Mexicans Si.S5G5l0 lambs, saOoq
GO
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-13

La Flor De corell Cigars can be found
at william Rutgers. .4.,..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-13
CHARLESTON.

CHARLESTON.
CHARLESTON. Jan. 12.-Turpentine firm
at 3oi5c.
Resin firm at Sl05 for good strained.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-13

This space belongs 70 THE ;.
CkIEsKI OPTICAL CoMPaNf,
OH east Main street. Mt the Once
~ which all Glasses are accurass-
iv atted according 10 actual need.
How are YOUR eyesf
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-13
RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.

IReported by Messrs. John L. Williams d
Sons. Bankers. corner Tenth and Main
Streets -
RICHMOND, Va. JAN. u, 1898.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-13
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, JAN. IS. 1898.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-15

Tie attention of the executive Of
ticcrs OF the RuDrl of Health Is chilled
to Tie vacant lots 1u Pop ar notwcru
seventh and Eighth sLicals and from
Lombard to Pine s'rn"ts aud Seventh
10 Ninth street ihov seem to lie Il
dumping rl = for nil kinds of filth
and onlv # frs days since IA ruiprrll
m Il apled l. Of old carpets which
ht.tluEph on OIL" Of them. It is not
known wuefe these cnrarts caIun from.
hut II Is O ,sihln from spua room
wller" tilere had tocH sickness II
snGll s'io d he tNc CT" Tie germs OF
Jisfa.e only need ihr warm rays at 4
81 rng sun tn rcinNtgOratn and send
them into every hoUs" IN tie neigh
ofhUUl. The way these lots now are.
and have been fpt sometime, cOnati
tilte them n mcuaCO To the n"ath of
those residing H. III vlriuity.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-15
prsprnApors cosrror.
A Daring Act of Members Of the wsish |
Meuntain Gang at Heavier Valley. ON
the W. q n. Road.

A Daring Act Of Members Of the weish
Meuntain Gang at HEAVIER Valley. ON
the W. q n. Road.
Officers are occurring the northern
part OF Chester county for two daring
desqeradoes who took control Of
Peaver Station, on the Wilmington IL
Northern Railroad Sunday. and held
II for n time against the attack OF q
dozen stalwurt farmers The men are
believed to be relics Of the once cele-
brated Welsh Mountain gang, of which
the Buzzard brothers were leaders.
The men broke into and slept in the
station Saturday night, Sunday
morning when tho farmers came TO
the station with their milk, they were
forbidden to come near. Each Of
them displayed revolver and for a
time held the farmers at bay. Finally,
after the party had increased to a
dozen, it was determined to storm tho
station.
Armed with stones and clubs the
storming party approached. The
roughs opened tire on them, and In the
first voley q young farmer namod IT.
win was badly wounded In the arm.
The farmers did not hesitate and con-
tinued toward $ the stallion with the
bullets flying about them. Several
were slightly injured. One man re.
lived a hullet In n heavy pocket book
which lie carried Immediately over his
heart. But for the tonghness of the
leather he wouil have been Killed, ne
the bullet was imbedlsd In it, Tho
storming party was sncccssful.and the
outlaws took to their heels. A posse
is hunting for them in tho neighbor
ing hills. where they are supposed tc
be in hiding.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-15

Chief Justice Alfred p. Robinson
charged the Jury on Tuesday after.
noon In the Horner and Spring case; the
jury retired about 2,40 O'Clock, ana re.
turned at 425 O'Clock with verdict Of
not guilty. On retiring the jury were
about evenly divided and after some
ten ballots reached their verdict.
A nolle proseQui was entered in the
case of William j. Smith, charged with
larceny oil bicycle from Clifford
Greenman. upon Attorney-General
Nicholson's application. and ut tho sug-
gestion OF the court on account Of the
prisoners tender years, because il was
his inst oitence. and for tho sake OF his
mother
Henry Clay Turner, who represented
the boy, could hardly realize what had
happened. as lie came INTO court TO
plead guilty. and throw his client on
the mercy of the court.
pom George II. Eates. application.
the court granted u rul", returnaU'e n
Saturday, to show Gauge why tue ,iu-
creo in the divorce case of tlliToll
FREEMAN vs.. Louisa =. Greeunian
should not be set aside. Judge Ball
represents the plaintiff and Mr. Bates
the defendant.
There are iifty-night civil cases
marked for trial IN the Superior Court
Ihele are tive suits for damages n.
gainst the city on tho list.
Thomap Bayari llhisel, was appoint.
ed missioner to take testimony in
the divorce case of Giuseppe Bicn.
milo vs.. alargherl'n Diramiio.
Court ahjo, L ted It'll o 'laeis 20 Ia y.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-15

NEW CASTLE, Feb. 18th. The schoon-
er Edwin l. Morrison, which left the
harbor yesterday morning, had the
misfortune to break her bowsprit by
colliding with the bark aIagnhlld, and
had to put back into the barbor fer re-
pairs. The schooner Lavinia Campbell
also came in yesterday and cleared
this morning. The barge Reliance.
which cleared last week, has been
brought to the harbor again in leak
Ing condition, caused by hole In her
bow. The schooner Charles Morford,
bound for Carthngena, has been run
ashore here with her bobstavs carried
away The brig Alexander Keith left
this morning In tow of The large ocean
tug Mars.
A special meeting of City Council
was held at the Mayors Office last
evening, to hear the reports of several
committees. The committee on road
taxes reported that the City Solicit or
had framed d bill changing the IN an
ner OF collecting the road taxes within
tho city limits, and that the bill was
ready to present to the Legislature.
Heretofore the tlNes have been col
lected 10y the tax collector in tho rural
part of the city, and tho bill provides
that tho taxes shall lbs collected by
Council. Council passed resolution
Recommending that the Levy Court
appropriate $1,000 for tho protection of
the Mill Creek marsh below Dobbins-
Vile. Tls marsh has bean in mis-
ertble condition ind has been CON
demned by DR.. Black as beng the
cause of some of the diseases in town.
A special meeting OF the Board of
Education was held last evening. b.
L. Lancaster and John NJ. Burke were
appointed to hold an election for three
members of the Board on Saturday,
March 4. The retiring members are
Messrs. Cooper, Stewart and El!uson.
Mrs. Joseph Hickman has returned
from visit to friends in BIlddietowu.
Mrs. Alvan Al!on and Miss Moilie
Carron, or Wilmington, visited friends
hero yesterday
The Misses Wright, who have been
spending few days here, returned to
Clayton yesterday 1885,.
Mayor Herbert Ia indisposed at his
home ON Delaware street.
William DUNCAN has been visiting
his home here.
Mrs. Marshall Wier who died ut AL
leGhcny City Pa, on Saturday, was
sister of h. l.. Chase OF this city and
not Thomas Frazer as was reported.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-15


nUBLIO LE--Havins decided TO quit
Z farming. W II sell 1t public sale at
my rcsidenee on the Telegraph road. FROM
Stanton TO Newark, near Choate's POST
Office. MI Greek hundred
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 10. 1893
At II O'Clock, a. M, sharp.
Horses No. l. Lew. brown horse. 8
Years old; kind aud gentle. and will work
years old. good WORKER and driver No. 3.
BAY horse. Jim lila ne.sa go ID worker and
" ol family horse; can TO driven by n
lady. No. 1. Dun horse, Ginger. is years
o,d. y go q worker. No. B sortel IN 'rc;
II years old. with toal: u good orker aid
driver. No .. sorrel colt, Maud. months
old. All of these horses are hume raised,
aud sound aud rendy to- SO TO work.
u head of hVme-raiseu dair, cows part
OF Them viii be III profit by day of sale.
} Holstein bull. yeiirs old. 81 head OF
good ewes, 10 OF which are Shropsliircs.
and will N, ariy all lamb by day OF SAIL I;
Shropsh re buck, O slioafs.
Implements - farm wagons, us good a.
new; hay rigging. horse Q RI, jump
dearborn. 3 carriage pole. ! iiudkeyo
mower. a. 1eet cut; / Dccring Giant
now ,. 9 feet cut; buckeye BINDER. in
good orier;tl horse rake. BiclSfoTd and
HOFFMAN q ain dtill. ] Htnch cultivator,
! root cutter iron frame and wood
uuv NhihNutur,' Hoou pioWh 'hir OF
twin harrow5. Peiliock corn 8 lcllers. /
with shaker; Burdoek hay cutter, corn
coycrcr. grain cr.,d .eS 2 mo wing scytiies
hay khives. farm roller, corn mark
er. boring fra re. post nuger. l broad
axe, posi- log. mani and wedges. cross
cut saws lot OF hay ant manure forks. =
Girn shovcls. long handle. 0 shovels g
grain fnhs hog trough, post spade, 1
pair donbletreos, 8-horse tree. set OF
sinRletrees, Is berry crates and boxea, i
SGT Of bugsy wheels. 1G-fect ladder. ]
buggy body and top, ice hooks. lot of
chains, 3 hedgo knives. picks. grind
stone. @ der barrels, 5-gallon kegs,
beam and pea, weighs 800 pounds liar
ness g sets OF single carriage harness, l
set OF double carriage harness. l set of
dearborn harness, | of age harness
sets OF pillow harness. with hip straps; l
set of single lead chains set of curt har-
ness. complete; lot Of collars, brides and
hnltcrs, straps of sleigh bells | bride
and saddle. lot OF blankets and cirslng es.
briar 3cythos.
Dairy Fixture s--1 hutter worker, box
butter print, large butter tubs. with ice
cooler; butter churn and horse l.Cooley
or, amer. No. 9; set OF butter scales and
weights, IL @-qiart milk cans. 3 dozen
milk p ms, copper Kettle, will hold 80
| gallon. large iron pots. sau-
Sage cutter. lard slueeZer and ST utfer 4
hand sleeves. milk buckets. new wash
tubs so pair Of ch'ckens, lot Of White
Star seed potatoes by tho bushql, / Il
bushel measure
Terms AN suLis of SEQ and under cash.
all over hat umout credit of IL months
vii be given by the purchaser giving Il
bankable note with an approved endors-
or. and interest from date
ALBrRT WOLLAST0N.
/. W. ,Stidham & Son, Auctlone.rs.
j. IL. Chambers Clerk. iao-eo,-ts
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-15
i.he nui,Ilnv Inspector n,il

What do he Peuple want who were
not satisfied with the illustrations Of
Daniel boil, building Inspector Has
he not done Ills duty Perhaps In very
rare Instances he may have steppc a
little beyond the bounds yl h,4 full
duty, but thosr c1sas are very rare in,
decd. lie has attended so str.rl!y %
his duty that he has turned Into tAu
city treasury much more money tim
pays for his SALARY. This Is more l.un
his Democratic predecessor did DO
the people want return to the days
OF Patrick Dillon gain when nearly
every builder had carta olanch liberty
TO 10 as l,e plea cd HuIli rs he p1elseI
ami Hobody'5 Jusiness2
Do they want u 3ltH!ing Inspector
again who rarely ever inspected, kept
Ns;y poor and imperfect uccouuts Of
what he did do, and turned very little
, money INFO the city treasury Is It
the anxiety to retarn to the Patrick
Dillon system again, that has induced
the Presentation OF Il iii before the
J. gislatule, TO legtsiate Daniel lJohI
o OF office, and itgIsIate another
Patr.cH Dillon in? There musL be
sohsthii remarkably pushing and
urgent Il at would suggest the relnov-
ing Of u fat ,iui officer, with almost
TWO years o his term sill uneNpred
BEgoHAM's Pits foT b liver
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-15
DUHLIc sALE-FIayihg rented my
Z farm. will sell nt public sale, Mt my
residence, near Grubbs' Corner, Draiidy-
wine hundred. OH
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 81. issa
At / O'Clock p. m. sharp.

2horses. No. !. hay horse, Duke, coming
byenrs old. good .drivcr. works I'm all
Kinds OF harness, quiet and gentle. not
afraid of electric cars.
No.2 hay horse. Charley. IL yours old,
good farm Or team hurse.
10 mead OF good daily COWS. some In
lrofit by day OF sale; 0 good shoats 20
pair of chickens.
Farming implements. consisting OF one
farm wagon. jump seat carriage mar
kct deRrl DIN. buggy. horse cart, set
OF nay rixgingE, Osborn reaper, l inow.
Ing machine. horse rike,l double roller,
syracuse pillow. Golfer plow. l 1-horse
l,louRli, a-horsc harrow, = cultivatorg l
corn coyerer, corn shelter, Van Wrinkle
grain fan. hand cider press. extension
ladder. not bed sash. block aud full. grain
crndlc. berry crntcs, bnskets. large iron
pgi. stone hammer. l nriudatopo. biishet
hoes and lot oil Old iror.- etc, double set
ness plough harne-s. COW chains. collars
aud brides. etc.
Dairy fixtures milk cupboard, large
butter churn ana horse. small butter
chnrn and Horse, large butter tub, milk
pansand buckets. large clothes horse, 2
small stoves,
Terms-Ali sums of So aud under oash,
ali over TINT amount a credit OF months
viii lie piren by tho purchaser giving q
bankhblc note with an approved endors
er, or 8 per cent. on for cash on all credit
sums. III stormy Will sell In tho dry.
LEVI ELDKIDGE.
Amos. NJ. Anderson. Auctioneer.
fS.stW-3tds
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-15
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