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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-18

The blocking of actiol In the Senate
by a factious minority continues and
the majority members appear to ! o
utterly helpless because of the anti
aeluvlan rules which governs that
body. There is no hope OF changing
these rules SO long as such Solon-
like gentlemen as Senator Gray sus.
tain the contention that a Senator who
tefuses to answer when his name is
called, cannot be counted as present
to make a quorum. although he may
at any tins interposs to thwart tho
will Of the majority by any subter
fuge that may be divised.
Our wise Senator opposed the ruling
of Speaker Reed in the House to coul {
the Representatives who were present
In order to make quorum, and he
must maintain that view In order TO
be consistent, although the Supreme
Court decided that Speaker Reed was
right and he was wrong. Senator Hill
referred TO this decision OF the Court
on Tuesday to show the wisdom OF
such dissenting Senators and the stu.
pldity OF the Court. A member who
Is present should not be considered
absent merely because he objects to
any action being taken and refuses to
answer to his name when called. in
order to show that a quorum Is not
present.
1t is too much like the action OF a
Fakir with his little joker, now you
zee IL and now you don't see 1t, but
II is there all the same. Common
sense should govern the Senate, as
well as other Legislative bodies, and
not the courtesies practiced by thin.
BILE riggers and horse Jockeys. The
Senate ID supposed to be composed of
men OF superior wisdom, but from
their rules SO far as the conduct of
business is concerned, they are little
better than q pack OF fools after all.
We hope the scenes which have boon
enacted the past two months, will lead
to the institution OF more business.
like methods, and We may not here
after be called on to deplore the help.
lessness, OF a majority In the presence
OF fnctious minority.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-18

The Synod OF Baltimore convened
in annual session in tho First Presby-
terrain Church last night. Tine retiring
III oderntor, Rev. Samuel Mcl.anahan
preached the sermon, He took ms his
text Matthew Xxx: %, IS, "a and 81:
But jesus called them unto him
and said: Ye know that the princes of
the Geutlles exercise dominion over
them, and they that are great exercise
authority upon them.
but 1t shall not he so among you,
but whosoeyer will DO great among
yuu let him be your minister.
And whatsoever will 10 chief among
you let him be your servant.
"Even as the Son Of man came not
to 10 mlnistered uuto, but to minister,
and to give His lilo n ransom for
many"
After the sermon the synod convened
In business session and elected these
officers;
Rev. J. F. stoneclpher of Dovor,
Del, moderator; Or. N. H. Miller of
Newark. Del. and the Rev. W. II. II.
Smith of Washington, d. O.. temper
AIRY clerks
The delegates to the meeting and
! the persons VINO will entertain them
while in this city are as follows:
| Mrs. Henry Tatnall will enterta In
Mrs. James Laws, Washington; Mrs.
Henry Carr, Baltimore; Mrs. Appleton
| Wilson. Baltimore.
Miss Cornelia Bowman-Mrs. D. A.
Mcknight, Mrs. Almina Williams, Miss
Fannie Childs. Washington.
Mrs. K. T. Johnson-Alrs. A. B. Gross,
Baltimore; Amos Webster, Washing
ton.
Mrs. William NJ, Pyle-Mrs. Beatson,
| M 1911 TinNan A,rapna
Mrs. Warman, Washington.
Mrs. Daniel James-Alrs. RW. Mylie.
Charles Waters Baltimore.
Mrs, Avian Norrison-Ali5s Chester.
Washington; Miss Clifford, Zion, Md.
Mrs d. w. Harlan-lss Nettle G..
Bradley. Washington.
Mrs. George W. Bush-Mrs. Miller,
Miss Wlshara, New York.
Mrs. Plutt-1lis. Derrickson. Middle
town; Mrs. ]. b. VuudegriIt. Port
| Penn.
Mrs Henderer George TwiIley,
Mrs. ID. j. TwiIley. Poeomoke CITY.
ton. Bel Air
Mrs. s. L. Armstrong-Mrs. A. II.
Field. Baltimore; MiSs Norman, Lewes.
d. L. Taylor--Niss Alexander Proud
tit, Baltimore.
Mrs. J. II. Danby--Mrs. J. s. Gilman.
Mrs. u. A. Paul, Mis-, Shuler, Baltl-
moro; Mrs. w. H. Stevens. Washing
ton.
Mrs w X. Crosby-NTrs. Gilchrlst,
Milford Mrs. Southar,i. Newark; Miss
Slemons, Salisbury; Mrs. r. p. Sudler,
Bridgevllle.
Mrs. s. Q. Marks-Mrs. Henry Brady.
Chesapeake City; Mrs. Wharton,
Dover, Del.
Mrs. A. N. Beigwin-M Mrs. DR.. Bart.
lett, Mrs. DR.. Hamlln. Washington
Mrs. G. 7. Turner, Philadelphia.
! Miss barr-Mrs Grace Rose, Mrs.
Miller, Baltimore; Miss Margaret Gill
pin, Elktcn; Mrs. Joseph Kelley, WASH
tngton.
Mrs w. r. Humphrey-Mr Mrs. L. D.
Flnney, Nls. Martha Hanna, Mrs. q.
r. Canon, Bel Air; Mrs. ". IL. Logan
Princes Anne; Miss E. ii. Stewart, St.
Georges; Mrs. Amy V. Holmes, Ash.
land; Mrs. o. n, Butlor. Mrs. Walter
Franklin, Mrs. Or. HOdsop, Baltimore
Miss Mary Il. Strickland. Llkton.
Mrs, Daniel Fisher. Miss Agnes
Oliver, Green Hill.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-18

The attendance at the Worlds Fair
hos exceeded the eya ectatlons OF tine
most sRnguine frisuds OF its instltu-
ton. such collection Of people havs
rarely boon seen in any portion Of the
world, and it will DO loug period of
time before they will ba duplicated.
Think Of T25 900 persons being q IS M
bed in ono enclosure, Mt leBst five
times the population of our State
There were ranlsZad from the sale OF
souvenir coins, Il a49, 10; gate re.
ceipts to September So. 81. ~ ~;
from concessions. 6lo,3O1; mlscel
laneous receipts, 500 1876; meElng u
grand total from all sources Of .G5. "a d,
1879.
As the total expenditures we're s?4
Po4 500. there YVES balance on hama Mt
the end OF September Of -, p?9 5Ss
This with the receipts for tho current
month will be applied to the partial
reimbursements OF stock holders. Az
thore will be a formal closing at the
an Of tho pro1ent month, 1t ls not
probable that l. can be continued any
considerable tine with much profit
Taken altogether. we must pyonounc,
It gIRLd success.
Don't become con7tlpated TAKE
be- RAM PifEs
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-18

0HEnIFFs sALE-By virtue OF writ
~ or Leyari taclas. to me directed, VIII
be exposed TO public sale. at tho Court
Honss on Marxet street netween Tenth
mington. New Castle county. Del.
ON SATURDAY.
THE 4rH DAY OF NOVEMBER. isoa
Ats O'Clock pm.
Tho following described real estate. viz:
Aiithose two certain tracts or lots Of land
situate In tho city of Wilmington, New
Castle county, Delaware. bounded and
described as tollows TO wir
No. Nv it'll a two story brick dwelling
house with a mnnsard roof thereon cree.
ted. belinniiig at q roint on the south.
westerly side OF Delaware avenue, be-
tween lodney and Brooine streeis. dis
tant sixty-seyen feet and nine and one
half inches from the Intersection Of the
said side OF said avenue with tho easterly
sidu OF Rodney street an in the extended
tine OF direction of the central linz of the
division wall between two two-story brick
dwelling houses with nnnsird roofs a
few feet to the SOUTH Of said aven ne lnte-
ly owned by Abram r. Woolston, thence
southensi efly along the said said of the
said avenue forty zone feet two and one
half inches. thence southweslerIy ut
right angles with the said side OF the said
| avenue one hundred aud nine feet.thence
westerly parallel with Fourteenth street
about forty-three feet und nine inches 10
| central line OF said division wall, thence
] northenstcrly along the SID extended
! line OF direction of tie central line OF
the said division wall to the place of be-
ginning, be tho contents or tho said
| tract or lot of land as above described
| whnt they may.
| No. S-Beginning on the southerly side
| OF Delaware avsEuc between Broomc
and kodney streets at the distance OF onu
| hundred and furty-oight fcet anu SIX
| lncnes from the westerly side OF ! roomn
| street in its point OF intersection with the
said southerly side OF Delaware avenue,
| THEME westerly along said side OF sud
| avenue iorty-tour feet 10 II stake | a line
OF tract or lot No. herein above descrb-
| ed, thence southerly along said line aud
at right angles with tho SAID line OF said
avenue o &c hundred and nine feet more
or less, to point sixty feet distant from
the northcriy side OF Fourteenth street
| measured In rignt angles thereto. thence
| in an easterly direction parallel with
! said side OF Fourteenth street forty seven
feet ana four inches moro or less TO u
corner stake, sud stake being forty.four
| feet from sail line of tract or lot No. l
here wi hin nb We described, measured
| at right angles thereto; thence In north
erly direction al right angles with SAID
FL OF Delaware avenue ninoiy.one ieet
and six inches. more or less to the place
OF beginning. be the contents thereon
! what they may.
seized aud taken in execution as the
property Of George a. LeMaister and
| Elizabeth II. I.eSaister. his wife. aud it's,
and TO be sold by
PIERCE GOULD. Sheriff.
sherlfrs Office. wilmington, Del. oct
49, 1893 DIS
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-18

Is whore you can get everything you
want for your table. We nave pure
money wo ponnns Tor = eeiis. we nave
pHrr vita our belfast tea. Men. enew
buck wheat. new prunes, new cvaporated
cuTrants. We nave e1ffee At 30. IS. 70. Is,
~ cents and as low as 10 cents. II Is good
coffee. too. New Cranberfies, ssl'-raising
tiuur, griddle cake Hour. IL n'ases deli
Sious biscuits We will sell TIL week
good barre of flour for 81. Two b gs OF
'rxci llent flour at Is GEMS. Will ope our
spiced cull mackel oil and herring to.iay.
Tue herring Is tlne. California clinkled
sweet D as, cents New i,nlas. new
beans. fne Irish duler'. destecattd cocoa
nut, 10 ., nts. Buttermilk soap, soap
chips AsA fUr soap chips. FiuuB t. ing
20. cleaning house. IL SAVES women. a
let of hne new broomH- Guod creamery
butter and fresh eggs aiw ,ys on hand.
~ hat ron don't see. asa Tor; We have IL.
I NJ. WlER. soutnsast corner fifth and
King streets ois-8t,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-18

At the New Peoples Theatre the old
time fuporities, the LeOIzo Bros. opon
u three nights engagement to- morrow
evening IL has been three years since
tho brothers have been seen in Vii.
minStun. but they are we'll remcm Der.
cd as able exponents OF the sensational
drama.
Their celebrated acting dogs ate i'm
portant factors in all OF the pieces pre-
eoated.
Ihis season the Ieonzos have tht
strongest supporting company obtain
able and the plays presented by then
are staged In All elaborate manner.
iile play Tor Thursday evening il
brother Against Lrother.' At th'
ladies' and ell lrcn's matinee on Sat
urday Uncle Toms CABIN Will |,
pfessnteGi
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-18

In toaversation with Mr.. Edwin P.
Williamson about Chicago and Its
fair, he mentioned an exhibit in the
krupp gun building. II was a solid
polished shaft 81 feet long, about 12 in.
in diameter and directly through the
centre had been bored q four inch hole.
The sides OF this hole the entire length
was as smooth as glass. ana polished
to \ high degree OF brilliancy. In one
end was placed an electric light, which
aided to tho brilliant effect 10 the
average man it was marvoloue pro.
duction.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-18

THE ID DAY OF NovEM BIER, 1903,
At . O'clock n m

The following described real estate, viz:
All thut certain lot of land, with a three
story brick dwelling. house thereon, stu
ated in the city OF Wilmington. Begin
ming at the eastcrly side Of Madison street
between Seventh and Eighth streets ut
the distance of thirty-two feet six inches
from the southerly side OF Eighth street
and at the ccntrr OF an alley two feet
wide between this and tho adjoining
dwelling on tho north, thence easteTlyl
through the centre OF said alley and par
ullel to Eighth street tifty-four feet 10 al
corner, thonc" sontheriy parallel TO Madi.
son street sixteen feet six inches to nj
corner, thence westerly parallel TO the
aforementioned line and Eighth street
through the centre Of the party wall be-
tween this and the adjoining dwelling owl
the south flfty-four feet to the aforesaid
eastcrly side OF Madison street and thence
thereby northerly sixteen feet and six
inches TO the place of beginning, be the
contents thereof what they may. with the
use and privilege of said alloy In common
with others entitled thereto forever
Seized and taken in execution as the
property OF George II Marble and Hem
rlettn NJ. MARBLE, his wife, mortgagor
and Stephen \. Southland, Jr., I. ia and
to be sold by PIERCE GOULD, Sheriff.
Sherif's Office. Wilmington, Del. Oct.
1G. 1898. oil
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-18

Cornelius McridriLy OF the Warren
Club. will have six round contest t6f
n medal at the Warren CLUB gymna-
sjur1 tomorrow evening with James
los. OF PniiIde ithia. Fox feels GER
tam TINT he Is better man than NO.
rarity and hnrl SGT to may BE- ex.
pettcd OtheI Interesting bouts will
also take p.hce, making one of the
best smokers gwen this season.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-18

There was very interesting meeting
OF the Stockholders OF the Marion syn
dictate held last night at their Office in
Mr.. L. Hanf's building, on East Fourth
street. The Stockholders are very
much encouraged with The outlook.
Numerous buildings arc being erected
close to tho land reserved by the syn
dictate, which OF course enhances Its
value. Some OF our best people are
interested in tbls place.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-18

''Eight yards oI. this,
please" sixteen yards of
that, please" and SO it went
all Of yesterday, where yard
sticks were flying over Il Q
BIZ Atwood Plaids. No won.
der, they were regular soc
sorts-23 styles, So inches
wide. All the old favoritiesare
plenty yet, and there are
some handsome new styles
fresh for this morning.
And that 81 inch Hop
Sacking! llowlt has been fit.
ting out ! Ii every respect
a 81 quality at 50c-all the
staple shades.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-18

There should be more thorough
organization Of the republican party
throughout the entire State. A club
should be formed in every school dis.
trict and means taken to interest and
instruct the voters 50 they would have
opportunity to fully understand the
various questions at Issue between the
d lerent political parties. Papers and
pamphlets should DO furnished and
every effort should 10 made to have
every young man, and we may add
old ones, too. to become members. In
this way the voters may lie stimulated
10 puy their tax and he prepared TO
vote at the coming election. II alton
ton is not directed to this matter
scores OF names will 10 dropped from
the assessment and large number
will be DISTINGUISHED.
We must learn to watch in order to
prevent chlcanery and fraud, as 1t has
b ell said in the past, eternal vigilance
is tho price OF liberty. Ropub llcane,
you must see that the taxna ar paid
II you Wish to win. battle car
be won without powder "a readily rs
an election can be Carried without tax
receipts. Mr.. Diekey understands
hile and hence his desire to make 1t lie
difficult us posslsle to procure them.
All who value the ballot should per
e,st In calling OIL the collector until
the document shall be procured and
that part OF the work completed, Al
should act promptly. not put of m.
til tomorrow what can be dono to- lay
ts representation is the thief of tim !,
and in the end you may not he pre-
pared Remember. the battle Is not
Away, won ly the strong. nor tn,
race by the ewift, hut by those whC
-as<assGgf it, The raiastakinr, tho dc
serving, who labor in season, and gu
OF season to obtain It, Up, boys. and u
them.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-18

Kersey Cloth for Capes
and Coats. Soft and mellow
and tough as fawn skin.
Some Ii ounces to the yard,
some % ounces = three
weights between. And the
nappy finish of one side
takes a lustro like that OF
finest Broadcloth. No won
der every woman takes these
Kersey Cloths. 81, 81. 80,
81. rs, $3.50, 81 the yard.
With a dash of Astrakhan
for trimming the Broad
cloth Or the Kersey OR any
of the other smooth.faced
Woolen Stuffs gets a new
touch Of style and elegance.
The importers themselves
would ask you as much fol
such Astrakhans as these
50. so, $3.50, s., S6, 81, IS
SO.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-18

The time IL approaching when the
produce dealer5 upon each eide of
King street will DO hunting for space
upon the west side
Wednesday. November LIST. is the
King street market peoples time for
moving to the west side of the street.
We know OF one little stall which has
had numerous applicants and was only
rented ut last by the advancing of the
rent to u price which done away with
most OF the ones desiring it.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-18
Chas. NJ. Banks, iewaler, No. 10 E.
18th st. Special attention to repairing.

Mr., Daniel Horlsk has sold out his
produce stalls in the Eighth street
market, and Will devote all his time at
his grocery store, Thirteenth and King
streets, where no will Keep nothing
but choice fruits and groceries. Mr..
Horisli ls polite and accoinm odating,
and will endeavor to please all who
call.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-18
'EDNEsDAY. ouToBER IS, Isaa
Notice..

We would request persons who
want the REPUBLICAN served at their
residences anu cant get it regular
from the many carriers. toleave their
names and the number of their resi-.
dences at our Office aud we will try to
lupply them.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-18

Great Interest ia taken In the meet
tngs held every night at the Heavenly
RecruiLB Mission, Sll Walnut street.
Sister Short and Sister Burnite ara
there and Will speak every night this
week. Tonight Sister Short will tell
her experience and divine healing. All
are invited. James Redgraves, pastor.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-18

This association held their monthly
meeting laet evening All the money
was sold at fair price. In short
tlne another series will expire. This
is one of the most prosperous asso-
Citations in this city. One of the spe-
cial features OF this loan is that it Is
audited every month by Prof. VIM.
Reynolds. 49,.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-18

yn conversation with Mr.. George
Barlow, tho eettiur meluhet Of the we'll
known produce firm OF Mcssrs Barlow
H,,d N-sT la Srh street market, 80
marked, Come around to my place
OF UusILe5s Hna | Si,i shoH you some
tuing pretty. We wenI. f. truiy WAS
sight worthy the eyes OF AZ artist
and one TO tempt tho appetite Of the
most delicate Delicious grapes OF the
moet improved variety. intereperssd
With egg plan E. and most laytsh
display OF cauiitloUsr. with other veg o.
tables made up scene which daily is
levHsd upon on the stalls OF th.s enter.
RtlalnR firm
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-18
GLYNRICH.
wilmington's Newest Suburb.


LOCATION.
Glynrlch is located on Maryland ave,
about e-half mile from the city limits.
in the Immediate vicinity OF the hand
some villas Of the Iatilners and RichArd-
sons, on hiph and rolling ground, within
a Few hundred ieet from Maryland Ave.
station on the Baltimore aud OHIO, aud
Wilmington and Nothetn BailrOnds. u is
on turnpike road, VIII cll at all
seasons OF the year furnishes u dry hard
and pleasant thor oughfare for walking
or driving.
ADVANTAGES.
High rolling ground, with enough fan
to lie easily drained, When required.
Good water, plenty of fresh air. and no
healthier spot ia America, No city inxeS
and room enough for yourself and family
to live in conf irt. without any OF tho
disadvan ages or unpleasant features OF
city life. In tha larger cities year by
year, the advantages OF suburban homes
for working people is being coIIclusyely
SHOWN. Ii costs lsss. a man has mos
comfort In his home. aud thcrc arc fewer
doctors bills TO pay Glyhrlch 10 WITHIN
nv Q minu,es walk of lat junction, an
important terminal of the Ii. q where
ia II few years, large car and engine
shops are liiS ly to be built. IL IL the rue
dis ance from Elsmere. a growing SUBURB
and from tho W. Il N, Junction on the
lmain line of he II. & o.. where trains
can he taken aim st any hour 10 the East
Tor West. II is only short walk from The
Walton 4 Whann Phosphate Factory, Inc
we Yard, and the jest & stoore Pulp
w urSs. IL is only six minutes dc from
the Harlan Il Holiingsworth Works, the
Pussy & Jones Works and the r., W. a
d. car ahops. There good Public
School within few hundred feet. 20
trains stop daily at Maryland Avenue
station. Electric cars are only hat
IN lo away,
3 he whole tract of thirteen acres has
been pintre1 into lots of coyenient size,
and are now offered Mt yer low prices,
either for cash or on etsy payments
Plots. prices and free info rmutlun fur
u.shed on application TO
Q. CONRAD,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-18

NOTICE. Frank Phillips the tenant
1N and occupant OF the mouse ri uat ed
IN Schu0l dIHiTicts Nos. ~ and IS. known
ss the Robinson Hou-e, at delaware CITY,
IN He'd Lion hundred. county OF New
Castle. ana the State of Delaware. in
eempliRuce with the rrquiI emeats OF tho
ari Of the &c oral Assembly in such case
made and provided. 10 h rehy give notice
that shall apply IN writing 10 the Judges
OF The Court Of General Sessions
OF tho 'eaca and jail Delivery of the
state OF Delaware, in aud for New Castle
county, on MONDAY, tho goth day of
hASenluer, a. ID. isa, beng the next
tern, OF said court. fYr a license for said
house Tor tlc falU therein OF Intoxicating
liquors. ia qua lti.ies less than one
aittrf lie uru n; OIL iie premise.
and thn following respectable citileus
OF said districts Ct least fix Of y HON are
subF. antial ittelOldrfs OF said dlstr cts
re- ClumHud II said Application. viz:
j Il ! enningtOu CLaS " Jefferson
i I Vac A II holiday
J ] hrHus john j Iorgpr
! J j hes-ig Philip burEar
Geo W eyhold W T. Reybola
ALERT ! swan W A davidson
nos y NcCves q ment Reeves
j n warren W A Jeeter
w u Price
ol7-st' FRANK PHILLIPS.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-18


The following described real estate. viz;
All that farm aud tract OF land with
the buildings thereon erected, situate,
lying and being In tho hundreds of Pen
cud and White Clay Greek. In the coun-
" OF New Castle and State OF Delaware.
aforesaid, bounded and described is fol-
lows. 10 wit; Beginning Of stone or
corner for lands known as WIN. Bryson's
and VIM. Frazers land, thence running
by lands of WIN. Frazer north four de-
perches % stone. thence north eighty
SIX dysrees east fiity-two perchcs AL
eighttentlis 20 black oak tree. thence
north three aud a quarter degrees west
ninety-tive perchest TO s'one corner for
lands of Levi Oh lmpion, thence running
by lands OF tho said Levi Champion north
eighty-sev and three-fourths degrees
east fifty-thr and two-tcnth perchcs to
a stone. thenoe running by lands of the
hcirs Of Alexander Mccullough and heirs
OF Jonathan Bee. north eighty and one
quarter degrees east ono hundred and
ei2hty-four and two-tenth perches 10 Il
stump and where a white oak treo for
merry stood, a corner of lands OF John
W right thence running herewith south
sixty-threo degrees west ono hundred
and sixteen perch ~ 10 a stone and stump
thence south ten ana half degrees east
elghiy-one ond slx-tenths percbes to n
stake, thence south nine aud u half de-
greea west nine and four tenth perehes
TO n marked sassafras tree, thence by II
new Hue south eighty-slx and one-tourth
degrees west one hundred and tive We and
tive-tenths perchcs to q stnke near mn ap.
pie tree thence south cighty.slx aud one
haf degrees west Revcnty-cight and six
tenth perches to stone and the place OF
beginning. containing ono hundred and
nifty one acres, one rod aud thirty-flve
perchcs,
Seized and taken in execution as the
property OF Joseph w. BROOKS aud
Mary P. Brooks aud t. p. nnd to be sold
by PIERCE GOULD, sheriff.
sberlff's Office. Wilmington. Del. oct.
II, 1898 olS