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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-03
Y.Cl0thllg House


Sharp cutting Of prices to
quicken March sales. Put
this down for a fact. No
matter how low the quoted
prices, you will be sure tc
get satisfactory and entirely
reliable qualities. The fitting
of a 81 Boys Suit is same as
though it were S..
How about March ? Its
to be a great Bargain time
more dollars than ever to
be saved-prlces cut lowel
determined to sell all ouI
heavyweight Suits.
1000 customers will buy
all our heavyweight trousers
See the Spring Overcoat.
at S7.75.
See the Boys Suits at 50
See the odds and ends il
Mems Suits at almost hall
price.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-03

The following transfers OF re al es.
tate We're recorded at the Engineering
and Surveying department yesterday:
Mrs. h. and W. Scott Vernon, prop
'erty on the northerly side OF Column.
bla avenue, near Harrison, to Stani-
luS Gaura.
Same to John La zarlck, property on
the northerly side of Coulmbla ave-
nue.. near Harrison street.
Same to Michael Laskowski, prop.
erty on the northerly side OF Column
b O avenue near Harrison street.
William s. Billes To Edward Il. Rice
Jr., property on the northerly side of
iGllpin avenue west OF Harrison street.
William b. Austin to William Poole
the three story dwelling house at 10th
and Adams streets. 80.
Tho Gormania Building and Loan As
ISOLATION to Margaret l.. Kelley prop
,erty at No. iO7 Adams street.
| Edward L. Rice, Jr., trustee, to w.
is, Hiiles, property on the northerly
side OF Gilpin Avenue west of Harrl
son street.
4 Edward A. Sparks to Dorcas r
Raine. two properties on the western
side of Front street.
!, Same to same, property on the east
erly side OF Market street, between
Fourth and Fifth streets
/ William Forrest to Anna II. Forrest
Property on the souheglv side o
Eighth street, east OF Poplar.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-03
FOURTH EDITION


At the regular monthly meeting of
thu Trustees OF the State Hospital at
yesterday, these resolutions
were adopted on the death OF Chief
Justice Robinson:
"rhis BOARD having learned with
profound sorrow OF the death OF Al
fred z. Robinson. Chief Justice of the
State of Delaware. feels it suitable
and proper TO put upon record its
high appreciation OF his work done
while member of this body. The
appalling suddenness of his taking
of. his shadow scarcely having passed
from the seat he occupied among us
an d still lingering on that OF the high
est judicial gift Of his fellow citizer.
impresses us the more of tn ,,ast
loss the people OF ~, srs nave nave
suffered In his = ->e'aWate nay,
to o. - we desire TO bear Witness
nigh Appreciation OF his worth
as citizen, judge and genial gen
Tho report of the superintendent
showed :hat .luylDg the month seven
male anu tte female patients were
admitted. one female was discharged
and one male and one female died.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-03

A joint meeting OF the directors and
creditors OF the Wilmington Fair As
sociatlon was held in tho Builders
Exchange yesterday afternoon. OF
tho $2S.000 liabilities OF the organlza.
ton the Lobdefs are creditors 10 the
amount of 81. coo. They made tho gem
erous offer II the creditors that il they
wished to continue the fair they would
scale thor claim at sl2,00. This would
give the creditors an opportunity to
carry on the fair and pay themselves
out of the profits, II any should be
made In case the proposition is do
clined.the buildings on the,fair groundg
will lie sold at sherill's sale.
Victor Pyle, William II. Alexander
and NJ. +. Hayden were appointed
committee to walt upon the absent
creditors and as certain their views OF
the Lobdell proposition and to report
to the directors In three days.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-03
Moody and Sanlxey.

The interest in the meetings held by
Moody and Sankey In the Cyclorama
building in Baltimore continues un
abated, and every afternoon and even.
Ing the large hall is filled and over
How meetings are held, notwithstand-
ing the failure on the part OF the news
papers to give extended reports OF
the same. On Thursday afternoon Mr..
Moody spoke of "How to Study the
Bible" and In the evening he talked
about Daniel and his determ ination
10 worship his God, Notwithstanding
the Vaccinations of his enemies and
the commands OF the King and his de
lllverance from all danger Mex,
Sunday afternoon number of per
sons who We're converted when MIR.
Moody was in Baltimore fourteen
years ago, will conduct services at the
Lyceum Theatre. Their engagement
In Baltimore closes on Monday even
ing. and yet the people arc 10th tC
Ioart with them,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-03
A Postal Law Violated.

isaiah Ponzo, colorel, was urrGigned
before United States Commissioner
Bmith yesterduy charged with mailing
two postal cards bearing language OF
m Indecent, lihelous and defamatory
character. rejecting iniuriuusiy upon
the condition of ancthor in violation
OF section 8, act OF September !5, 1856,
Of the United States st2tu:eS.
William NJ. Pyle, ssslstGnt postmas-
tsT, testified 10 having his attention
called to Two cards on which ho CON
e1uored the writing asnlEst the law.
Be then turned them over to Post
Cniee Inspector Maxwell, who investi,
gated tho case and found that they had
been mailed by Ponzo At Ninth ana
West streets The cards wers address,
cd to Harriet Griffin Ihurlow, South
Chester
f0nzo was hold under 500 hail Tor
court. #L.-".. 49,.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-03
Pain HelE-IndIniAd.

This Is supposed to be nm age OF en-
liGhtenment. Yet the half oivtlizeQ persis-
teute With which hosts of people keep
dosing themselves on small occasion. ar
the dark ages Constipation has amy
riad OF alleged curaiives, which in
nauseous dose merely eyncuate the
buwels-this operation being preceded by
pain and followed by weakn ess-the lat
ter an effect of their excessive. violent
action. Podyphylln, aloes, galnboge en-
bodied in the form OF pills. bluemass
calomel.-these are among the violent
medicaments ior which should be substi-
tuted. HnstetteI's stomach Filters, tho
finest. most genial laxative extant never
gripping. and resembling In It's action an
effort OF nature In her happiest ~ .ld.
This benign and thorough med cine is
also All antldutu to maluria and rheunla-
tism. gives strength to the system, rem
ders digestion perfect, and regulates the
kidney and bladder,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-03


Sales of Personal Property will take
place as follows:
Mich.
o. Estate OF Mr.. Ednenson, N. G. hid,
O. Isaac Vansan', McClcllandSvllle.
.. Caleb and Edmansnn
q 2...ru r.. W eldin, Brandywine lid.
z Furniture. GDJ King street.
:. 1onn y. alley, Ijrnndywiue hun Dire
:. John Talley, lirlndyWine I'D.
!. \. W, Tyson, horses Chester.
=, Y, II. Ayers, Brandywlne III. 49,"
=. ihotDns Barry. Now Castle lid.
y, John Taylor. Hockessin.
y, !iannum " Fulmer. horsea, Chester.
9. furniture, 2D5 West street.
D. pa55Inore Bros. ChrlstIana lid.
! Palmer farm, Brand ywiue HID.
70 VIM. Cloud, Branlywine lIu.
~, Sale at Court House.
". Elwood Webster horses. Hocke ssin.
H. y. d. Zimmerman, horses, Ut Blach
horse.
10. lhos. \. Hall. Chrlstlana Hid.
~ Jam 'stregg, New Castle lid.
~ VIM. +. 81 n-on. Mil Creek. lid.
10, J. 7. Mctau ghlin. Front and shipley
-, calvin brrrickson. Mil Creek lid.
~, Geo. ". liiii, horses. Media, Pa
10 H.k Arms rong. New Castle lid.
~ a Palmer. Chr!stana lid.
y, Furniture. corner Gtn and Tatnall.
IL John l.owther, hristiaua lid.
~ & Is. DouEherty. Livery Stable City.
u, Furniture, Gyi Adams street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-03
THIRD EDITION.



AZ the morning session of the Leg
Nature yesterday the joint commit
~ 80 prepare resolutions on the
death OF tho late Chief Justice A. p.
BobinAon. presented their report AMI
tho resolutions SO presented were
unanimously adopted.
The resolutions so prepared by the
Joint committee were as follows:
"Whereas, almighty God in His
1niinite wisdom, has again visited the
people OF this State with heavy
6f1iiction In the removal of one OF her
bonored sons. just elevated TO the po-
aition OF Presiding Judge In our
courts OF law. where in the brief tim o
during which he filled such position.
he had shown that judicial tempers
ment, gentlenesa and kindness of
heart, and great knowledge OF the
law which demonstrated hig fitness
and qualification for the high post to
which he had been appointed there
fore be II
Resolved, That this General AS
aembly bus heard with deep sorrow OF
a the death of tho Hon. Alfred Z. Rob
1naon, Chief Justice OF this State, whose
genial manners, earnestuess OF pur
pose and high professional attainment,
% well qualified him for the position
OF Chief Justice, and assured Il
rthe people of the whole State dur NJ
his ineumbency OF that high place, the
administration Of lew and instlGe witt
m even hand, fearless'y and withou
favor or arfectation.
"Resolyed, That In his death tn
State has lost DISTINGUISHED and abb
citlzen, tho law an eloquent advocate
and the bench learned member, VIII,
\ yet maintained the high reputation o
Delaware judiciary. ana whose fame
had he lived. would have beeu surpass
% by none Of those upright aid il
mstrlUus men who had preceded him
"iesolyed. That We tender To th,
y FAMILY OF the deceased justice our he
y npecuul sympathy aud that as mari
= ~0f respect TO his memory tia Houst
OF this General Assembly shall atCent
his funeral In II body.
Resolved, That an an.ros=Ad copN
OF these resolutions DO transmitted Il
the family OF the deceased.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-03

Thirty tive hunters had n lively
cir So after member Of the reward
fsSiily yrsielday which had boon HI
RSssteh from liare's corner by pctBr
Pagan. The little animal was given
bss freedom ) Mi Pagan aud started
OF over tho iiel Is In tho direction Of
Enyrna. where lls Wis captu.ed faw
wseks ago. lie forty hoinis tracked
the fox to Tho Siuoa farnt bsluw
christina. where it sought rsrGge
In hole Heiore the hUrsemen
Etsaild arrive Tho dogs had killed the
1o1. Tho fox was given twenty min.
utes III which 10 make his eseaps.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-03
DIED.

DIED.
4QwE.-On the 26th of February, 1904
Mingo Lowe. aged "a yeara
Relatives and friends are invited to at
END his funeral. from his late reslJ.nce,
,n Qhrasche's lane, South Wilmington. ON
A. U. Church. French street between
Eighth and Ein.h streets. In,erment At
St, Petcrs Cemetery.
BOSTi CK.--In this city. on the eTth or
February. John I. Bostick.
Relatives md friends are invited to a l.
tend tie funeral ON Friday afternoon, at
| o'clock from his iate residence. No. 7iS
DUPONT street. Service, ut VA. Church
French street near Twelfth. H.. 5i
at st. Peters q" s-.c'mpht
~snletery,
HOWE. On March ., 1899, James Rove,
aged 81 years.
Relaty yes and friends are invited to at
tcnu his funeral from his late residence.
No. 100 South Monroe street. on Monday
morning. Mass 1T st. PauPB Church at y
O'clock. lnternent at New Cathedral
Cemetery.
ZEBLEY.- this city on March. 2, 1893.
jacob. son of Benz Il. and susan a.
Zebley. rged Al years.
Relatives and friends arc Invited to at.
tend his funeral from his late residence
BIZ Lombard street, on Sunday afternoon
At o'clock. Intcrment at Lombardy
Cemetery. -
March O. 1899 SOPHIA s.,
widow OF thelate Henry K'enle. aged
81 years.
Relatives and friends arc invited to at.
tend her funeral fro n her late residence.
No. 1s22 West 18th street, on Monday altar.
noon. Services at the house at 2 O'Clock
lnterment at Riverview Cemetery. 4
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-03
m, w,l.,Ina,ou oo,,ln.eu, on.

One hundred and fifty members OF
the Young Meme Democratic Climb
headed by Hyatt's Military Band
and seventy five members OF the
Bayard Legion, headed by the First
Regiment Band, left this city over the
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad this after.
noon. as the Wilmington contingent
In tie Inauguration parade. The men
assembled at their respective
quar- tors, aud marched out the avenue
to the depot where special train was
waiting to carry them 10 their destina'
ton. John L. Dolan will be Chief Mar
shall, and Frank NJ. Sewer Club Mar
shall OF the Legion, while William A.
Kelley will be assisted by james IL.
Kane, John J. Finn. and Il. A. Reet
marshalling the other club.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-03
svin,in, Arou,d ,b. Ctrc,o


or the diseases 10 which It is adapted
with the best results llostetter's stom-
ach Bittcrs II family medicine. compre-
henslve In Its scope. has never been
thrust upon public att ntion In the gulse
e. universal panncea for bodily ills.
This claim. daily arropated in the columns
OF the dai press by the propr'etors OF
medicines far inferior to 1t as specifics,
hus In II thousand instances disguised the
uubIic IN advance by its absuidity and
tho prospects oil other remedies OF superb
or qualities have been handicapped by
he rretensions of their worthless pre-
idecessor5. But the American people
know. because they have verified tine fact
by the most trying tests that the Bitters
posi- sses the irtuos of real specific III
cas- of malarinl and liver disorder. con.
lstipation, nervous rheumatic stomach
and kidney trouble. What II does It does
thoroughly, and mainly Tor THIS reason II
is indorsed and recommended by hosts OF
respectable medical men,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-03


Tho members of Union NJ. r. Sun.
day School gave a package party at
the home OF Mrs. Anna Hurlock, S27
Orange street, last evening. 1t was
called king bee party. The room
was dalntily decorated with an i'm
mense bes hive aud ehch nnr,v h.a :. :,
lDee pinned upon their package Aiter
the company had assembled the pack
ages were sold and for time lively
ibidding went on. After the packages
wero all disposed OF the company had
many laugh over the contents oil
Them. They sat down to very ele
giant lunch, and then after feast oil
music and singing the company dis
porsed to their homes, well pleased
! With tho hospitality of their kind hos.
tess. Miss Lydie Smith assisted the
Misses Hurlock in their entertainment.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-03

A correspondent writing from Mid.
6Irtown says tliat three wagons loaded
with furniture ami each drawn by
three horses, on Tuesday were allowed
10 stqpl FOR two hours Oh tie public
..p4aare in that town without any pro.
tostion from the cold drennhiuy ruin,
AEsi II was only when lie drivers weJ6
4nformed by ollGer Craltock that
TAR must leave the town or provide
Bhslter for thnlr horses That they
Ntarted on the way for Smyrna their
pises of dsstiuatlon. AS the loans
betonged In our city their uwncra
nbcnld make IL point 10 rcliimund
df3vers who were guilty of such cru
ely. To say The least, they are not
ut 70 have charge OF teams That are
fe9utred To- 20 any distance outside vi
our city.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-03

James Halne5 and james b. Stidham
have opened n new laundry at No. lot
West Seventh street. under the firm
name of Haincs n Co. These gentle
men are we'll known Throughout the
city, and they look forth to growing
trade III that business. They would
be pleased to nave their many friends
call on them ut their no undertaking
ana leave whatever work they wish
done in that limo with them,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-03
stoIe Ernan n sLoro.

On Monday uight tLs etora 0. Ber.
parl Dalton. GauSrsyillo, FL, WIS
broken into and bur. i4rtzs1 to tho
sItent OF ABOUT 400. Entrance
WAS effected by pryiuR off an iron
gate to the collar with an non bar
4tolen from A. Z. Bguck!s u 60. at
Graenylile lhaY ey.laHtly came
from Wilmington, No Mr. Chandler
paw -four men coming up me p.s
that night. Inen pair ot=nia Shoes
and an old derby nat 'vna Z.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-03
worhaen Receive rhsir Money.

Grand Master Workman A. b. Jones,
Grand Recorder Charles Il. Wood,
Grand Receiver L. A. Finley and Grand
Medical Examiner l.. W. Finn, OF tho
Grand Lodge oil Delaware, Ancient Or
der Of United Workmen. went to Balti.
more yesterday and waited upon the
officers OF the Grand Lodge of Mary.
land. They brought back with them
a check amounting to Sl.51a.25 repre-,
senting the per capita tax paid by the
subordinate lodges OF this state for
the support of the Maryland jurisdic-
ton for the year 1895. This money
will be placed In the general fund Of
the Delaware Grand Lodge.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-03

Nrs Sophia, widow vi tie Ia q Henry
EisDle aged - YaR.s ilel 1psL ovon-
lng at 10 o'aloeA ct 40 reslJsnre OF
Der son.in,law Morris A. t.lGhb, No.
ts2 West Fourth street She fell down
stairs about } months ago and broke
hos leg. which hallei NJ and auo ap.
,PoareI to 10 getting along hlcpiy
whom si.e eau sht cold sflle leaves
three sons and three ddugh.efa. nam
% JncOh, Harry, ltl4a. Frederick,
MARY aud Sallie. all Of waota are mar
fled. Duo notlee If tbs iunei4t will
be given.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-03

The annual meeting of the Equita
bile Loan Association was held las
night. The gross assets are $3.50, O34.
~; liabilities, SD. 4O4. 45 There ar,
loss shares in force. The election Of
officers resulted as follows:
President, Edward A kim; Vice
president John H. 'lmms, N. Ii. sec
rotary, William II, Hawkins: treasurer
solomon Il, StnatH; directors for three
yahs, William r. Houpt, william s
Mitchell, Lewis Kaiser; for one yen
10 ill vacancies: john =, Springer
Horny +. Rubelcn; auditors, William
A. Reynolds solomon IL. Stlats. JOIN
?. Springer.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-03

The Mccullough Iron Company will
on Monday commence the manufac-
ture of tin sheet iron at their shops in
this city. This Is a new industry here
and for its Introduction tho company
has secured tWenty-one experienced
men who will come here next week
and instruct tho company,s men in the
new Industry. The experienced men
arc known as tyKe makers.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-03

The funeral OF Chief Justice A.. p
Robinson took place from his late
home this afternoon. Services were
held In st. Pauls Episcopal Church and
interinent was made In the family
buryins grounds In Indian river hun
dred, which IL about fourteen mites
from Georgetown. The funorr' os
largely attended, the M, ,,pors Of M
par VI SUISSE ..uu nnnt counties being
..oevnt MS also Was about two nun.
dred lawyers and other friends Of the
deceased jurist from this city.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-03
Painful teethtng. collie, diarrhnea pre-
vented and cured by llo0pers' 7anUdyue.


making and keeping our trade In foot
wear by selling only what We know to
be reliable goods, and we are getting
right down to bottom prices. or we
wouldn't have that generous Increase
in trade We have had so la this season.
We have the right kind of shoes for
wear, and the kind Of prices that save
money on shoe bills every time, just
keep that little fact In mind; and
when you want to make your shoe
in and see us. Forman's No. 10 East
Fourth street. between NJ arket aud
King attract.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-03

Amos Young. OF Chatham, Pa, built
u lire in tho Spring Grove school house
on Sunday last for tine disciples who
hold services in that building. Since
then he has not been seen. lie pur.
chased ticket at Landanberg on
Montlay for Wilmington. He leaves a
wife and two children. who arc almos,
distracted by his sudden disappear
aare. Any information of his where
ahouts would be Thankfully received
at this Office.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-03

Two gentlemen we're Influenced by
an advertisement in the REPUBLICAN a
few days ago to attend public sale.
and through their bidding on one ar
ticle the price was advanced some
sixty dollars. This Is II notable case
and 1t shows clearly the vulue OF ad-
vertising. AS "A few men continue TO
be penny wisu" and pound foolish. y
we qoute tho above IN order to show
their Observation-Disclosures. Any one
about to have a public sale should
make note Of the above.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-03

The Loss 81 Self Circle OF Kings
Daughters Of Second Baptist Church,
will give IA Mother Goose entertain.
ment in the lecture room Of the First
NJ. 2. Oh rch, Seyei street near Wal
nut, on Tuesday evening, March 18th.
1893, at 7.45 o'clock Admission 10
cents. Proceeds for the benefit Of the
church.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-03

At SIX minutes after o'clock yes
eerday alterpoon, rgesldu;lt elect
Cleveland and sparty passed throa&h
this city over the Baltimore ~ Ohio
kailroad for Washington. Tho special
Liam consisted OF the four Ll.v-+-,,
cars, and locomotive No. a54, engi,
phcred by Edw'rd larlett. /. NJ.
DAVIS was Conductor on tho train
1Rd E0lderous locomotive WIS cover
g rlth llag7 AID bunting, The train
aest Philadelphia 1T 33a O'Clock. and
Ran 90 mllee on hour In pass
Ing the city There were fully 1910
people at the station eager to got a
look at the coming chief executive
enperyison OF locomotive. john L.
Unytoii OF this city, was among those
en the locomotive,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-03
Pannie's Spectacles.

! Fannie's eyes were not strong, and the oc-
ulist that examined them advised the use
of a prism. One day lady asked Fannie
how her eyes were. "Oh,n said Fannie,
"they arc great deal better but have to
look through prison every day, youths
Communion
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-03

There will DO sale of first -clas.
cows ON the farm OF the Passmore
Bros near Contreytile, on Monda,
nOXt. Tho cows sold at this place
have given very general satisfaction
and those who purchase next Monday
may expect to get iuil value Tor theil
inoney. Our friend Hurry Ia fail
dealer md his representations may b,
relied upon.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-03

doned William Cole, who has been
confined at New Castle Jail since last
September, charged with committing
all IL and battery on his vile. He
was sentenced by Judge Ball in the
Municipal Court on the 2lst day OF
September to ole years imprisonment.
He was sol free yesterday AFTERNOON
by Sheriff Gould.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-03

Tho Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company will run special train to
on March 1. leaving Della
ware avenue station at Il 30 a. In.. for
the accommodation of parsons who de-
sire to witness tho inaugural cere.
mony. There will be Pullman car
attached. Excursion tickets Sass.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-03
Couucjlmen nj tho Pnr,t

At the request of tho Park Commits.
sion tho members OF City Council on
joyed n ride through the Braudvwine
Park this morning, and noted the
great advance in Improvements being
made, and thoss required TO he made
the coming season, When tho Wash.
ington street bridge has been com
pleted there will be boom in that Sec
ton,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-03

George Drake, auctioneer. will sell
Mt the Court House tomorrow morn.
ing, March 4th, At Il o'clock, Tor Uriat
Drake and Joseph Il. Tomple, Esas..
house No. 6lS West 9TH street, the
property OF Jane Il. Rroomall. deeels.
ed. Buyers would do we'll to attend
the sale. as the property must be- sold
to settle the estate.