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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-05

wILLlAMsPoRT, Pa, Sept. 5. - Del
Green. former cashier Of the defunct Ftrs
National bank, Of Muncy, was placed OF
trial In the United States court here yes
terday. There are fourteen counts in tn
indictment. Green was cashier Of tn
bank for about two years before II sns
pended, and 1t is claimed that he reporte,
the sum of 10000 as being in a vault
When this was opened by the bank ex
aminer, however, no money was found
and the suspension followed. The deposi
tors were heavy losers
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-05

The forest fires which have swept
over Minnesota, destroying so many
lives and so much property. together
with the war between China and Japan.
the tragedies enacted In Africa, the
upheavels In South America, the earth.
quakes. and other calamities by fire
and flood, make an array Of eventt
which have given great encourage
ment to certain students Of the Bible
thut the prophecies Of sages and seer
are helng fulfilled aud the end Of tn,
world Is near at hand. We hope. how
ever. all will possess their souls in pa
thence. and not allow themselves Il
be misled by oranks or zealots, who
know no more about the future thar
did the Millerites Of their day. wh'
were so sangulne of the arrival OF TN
day OF judgment as to prepare thel
robes for ascension to heaven. In view
of that event as we'll as Of others, W.
may exclaim what fools we NOR
tails be-" The advice OF Cromwell to
his army was much more sensible
Trust in God. but be sue to keep
your powder dry"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-05

SHEhlFF'S sALE--By virtue OF q writ
~ OF Levari Faclas to mo directed, viii
pe exposed TO public sale. at the Count
house. on Market street between TeniL
huu Eleventh streets, In the city oil wa.
delaware, "
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-05

WASHINGTON. Sept. b-Treasury o.
Fncials are much sratifisd at the rapid II
crease In receipts, as II now sesms prof.
able at least that the stringsncy whic
MAS prevailed for no long is about at a
end. The receipts both from custom
and internal revenue have brought tn
cash balance up t9,a point beyond tn
danger point. The gold reserve Ii ais
gaining slowly. The situation Is regarde,
by the treasury officials as very encourae
Ing and puts the necessity of anothe
bond issue out Of the question for som
time at least.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-05
REPUBLICAN TICKET.


The Tendency 10 frocrnstlhntc.
One OF the faults OF mankind Is pro-
crastination. We are continually put.
ting of until another time things that
ought to be done at once. This fault
grows on people and finally becomes
second nature; valuable time Ia thus
lost, and 1t is only some startling oc.
currence, some striking exunpl of the
folly OF representation, that leads one
to refol N in this respect.
Bad as is the effect OF this evil habit
upon the one who practices II, 1t ia
tentold worse Tor the innocent suffer
ers through another's fault, With
them there is too often no reparation,
AL the good once lost through pro-
crastination can never be regancd.
Take. for instance the provision OF
suitable means by parents for the ed.
ucation OF children. Ii this is done at
just the right time 10 power on earth
can remedy tine difficulty. The children
grow up In ignorance. and in after lite
reproach their parents for not having
done oil thoy could TO provide them
with educational facilities.
An apt Illustration Of the dangers o.
procrastlnatlon Is to be foiHd in
matter which at present vitality con
Germs the readers OF the kEpnl LtCAS
For some time this paper has been OF
ferlng Its subscribers an oppurtun!t!
to obtain the complete SGT Of the In
cyc,opedia Britannica consisting o
twenty-five handsomely printed anl
bound volumes. for lees than one-iifll
the price demanded for tho origina
Q lltion, TIis Offer is based upon pay
ments so small as to lie within til
reaci-ot all. and because Of the UMPIRE
cedeuted terms o.lerel 1t Will only b
held open for short time.
1t is right hero that the danger o
procrastinuilon is iolt. NJ iami
whore there arc growing children ca
afford to be without this great eIu
cational work, yet there are many WIN
are not fully aware OF the uncuuale
advantages offered who are backward
about complying with the termt
They should not delay a day. In
time is short. and tic failure to ubtal
the Encyclopedia may mean the fail
ure OF your children to 10 given IL
educational advantages to which the
are iustiy entitled.
1t only requires the payment of te
cents a day in order to pat this price
less work within the reach OF you
family. A single examination wi
convince any one OF the merits OF til
proposition. Sample copies may b
seen and subscriptions booked at TIL
REPUBLIcAN room, No. Gl0 Marke
street. FOR ONLY TEN DAY
MORE. ..... "
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-05

FOR iurher information. passengers arc
referred 70 e. Ticket aEcnl u the station,
= N. PROVOST. j. IT, WOOD
General Manager General Passenger Az
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-05

Tie election III Vermont took place
on Tuesday, AMI although returns
come Ia slowly, the indications arr
that Uubauc \. Woodbury., Republican
VIII be elected governor by q majority
OF 5000 OF 1900, wh,lo tho Legislator,
viii be tAtee-tuirths il not seven
o.gAts Republican. The election show
a decided growth IN Republican aontt
meut and the Democrats must SEQ tn,
hand writing on the the wall, weigh
cd IN the balance ana found wanting.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-05

| MRS. COATES. 1 sNS'{ u"y uuu
the whole Of one bottle I could sleep ali
night without coughing, and have been
well ever sipce and weigh l1s pounds"
Mrs. LOUISE +. COATES,
HtWhebourhe, Kings Co., ". Y.
In Severe Coughs, Bronchial, Throat
and Lung Diseases, Asthma, Scrofula in
every form, and even tho Scrofulous nj
lection Of the lungs that's called Con-
sumption, in oil its earlier stages, the
Discovery CURES.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-05

"Pcto, said the undertaken who HI
been induced Ia come Ia the mining TOW
ON guaranty that the place was thrivlH
and would keep him well supplied Wi
trade, Pete, I'm going back cast
havell had Il case since We been no,
and if stay any longer / Il GO broke
well, that all wrong, said the ms,
or Of the town us he placed two revolyv,
in his hip pocket and started toward Il
tfoor, You jet wait awhile 1t an
newer roin to BE- said that Rock s Gulo
went back On its duty to a pore man, 50
can bet on that "-Chioago Record
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-05
oN SATURDAY.

All that certain tract or parcel OF land
situate in Mil Creek hundred. In the
county and state aforesaid together with
The dwelling thereon erected, more par
lttculafly bounded and descr bed us FOL
lows to wit:
beginning ut u stone in the Hockessiu
road II corner tor lands sold to David
wilson; thence by line of said land which
was part No. u in the real estate OF Isaac
Dixon, deceased south sGs. degrees west
" perches and !2-lNO of n perch TO II stake
in II corner OF Thomas PirS sons land;
thence with the line OF that land north
degrees west l5G perChrs and d, 10 OF .
perch 10 STAKE Il corner OF W illam
Persons iaud; thence with the line Of
said land north 81 degrees % minutes east
80 pcrches aud '2-luO pcrClics TO Il stake II
corner for other land sold 10 Davit Will
Isun, part OF the rNl estate OF Isaac
IDlNon, dcceascd; thence by the line al.
Iyiding that land from his south 3 degrees
east u perches to a stake; thence north
II degrees east 10 perchrs and G-l0 OF Il
lpelCh to stake; thence solttE 3 degree 8
east Is and c-lOu pCrchcs 10 IL stake; thence
south 81 degrees west - pcrchVs 10 II
stake In the middle OF the PicrsJn road ;
thence along the middle OF said road
south ~ = degrees Gust n 2-lu prrchus to
a stake in line OF Thomas Jackson
land; thence by that land south - de-
Efcc~ east ~ 10 perChCs Ioa siulIp in the
middle of the llpriess!n road aforesaid
ianu thence along the same. being q line
Iof the aforesaid land sold to David W ii.
son south 3iS degrees west "A lOperchcs
ITO the place Of beginning, containing
within said bounds Va acres aud a perch
es OF land. more or less. excepting there.
out certain tract containing 10 acres
and square pcrches exclusive ct the
lands occupied by the railroad aud
the two public roads aud more pnr-
iculally bounded and described in "A Ger
tain writ of sclre faClas. being No. Ill to
tho May term. 1894, being tao same tract
lof land which Levi II. Miller and wife by
decd dated March IL, lS94. ami recorded IN
Deed Record H.. vol. IL. page 343,dld grant
land convey unto the said Elizabeth T.
Chamberlain in fee simple.
Seized and taken In execution as the
property OF Elizabeth L. Chamberlain
and leuac a Chamhe rlain. mortsagors.
and Herbert II. Ward, terre tenant,and
TO he sold by
PIERCE GOULD, Sheriff.
shcrln's Office, Wilmington. Del, Aug.
81, lkql
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-05

BERLIN, Sept. 5.--prince Bismarck
health is thought to be jeopardzed by hi
anxiety over the condition of his wife
who has been i'll for several weeks. DR.
Schweninger reports the ex-chancelor il
state state of mental agitation tina
threatens serious consequences, although
his pulse is good and his physical condi
tion is fairly satisfactory.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-05

WASHINGTON, Sept, 5,-The president
at Gray Cables, has appointed W F
Marhury, of Maryland, to be attorney o
the Jnited States for the district OF Mary
land, Mr. Marbury was nominated TO
the Office on May II last, but the seuat,
failed to confirm him, mainly owing t,
the fact that Senator German refused t,
urge the confirmation.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-05

HARTFORD, Sept 5-Dr ]. c. yelling
president of the Columbian university, o
Washington, D. c., died at his residenc
here yesterday, aged 80, He hat. bee!
troubled with indigestion about tw,
weeks, but otherwise he was in GOO,
health, and was down town on MondH
feeling well, Yesterday he sent for Dr.
Morgan, but died before the physician ar
riva1
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-05

Monday hight rtgsse4 met in Kings.
wool .egtua rJoM. IR-t evening NJ.
iEvilHtllu WAS cAtsHleI t5.tAl Uugz4a.
yaIlcd, AID TIE ustHr We nearly ii.r!
WITH patil5nts, aLI tlyr lelstguts pro.
ies5ea iuith "a { Gr=Bt 'Ga SAVIOUR.
lAA meetings. VIII continue tins
eFeaIEB under iae leadership OF liz
g,4s7. Jomu and jOA IN tho cou.itct,
.hl.st nRalMsl -mtlM.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-05

AUGUSTA, Ga, Sept. 5.-IIenry Rawth
the oldest locomotive engineer in America,
is dead, aged 50. He pulled the throttle
of the first engine used On he South caro-.
lima railroad, and had record Of more
than half century continuous service
with that road, He continued in oharzs
of an engine until IS years of age, when
his eyes failed him.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-05

HARRISBURG, Sept. 4.-Chauncey F
Black, president of the Democratic So
llciety of Pennsylvania, has issued call fol
"a meeting of the executive committee OF
the society at the headquarters of the
Democratic state committee in Harris
burg on Sept. II to fix time for the an.
.nual general assembly at Altoona.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-05


| N OTlCE-For the purpose OF rcmuy-
in ing the ashes, art. enc, MS ntore.
snid; the city will be divided into four
districts That portion Of the city east OF
The centre Of SIMPLIFY street aud south uf
the centre line OF seventh street, InCiud.
ing all south aud east of the Christ ANA
river. will be known us the First dist rici.
All that portion OF the city east OF the
centre line OF Shiplry street. from Seven
I'll TO Tenth street, and east of the centre
line OF Orange street from Tenth to
Urnndywine creek. and north of the Ccns
tire line Of Seventh street, including all
north ana cast Of i,rRndywine creek. viii
be know us the Seconl district. All thai
portion OF the city west oflccntTeilluo of
shipley street from Seventh 10 Tenth
street, anc from centre line of Orange
street from Tenth 10 Brandywlne creek
and north of centre line of Seventh street
and south OF the brandy wine creek. viii
he known aI the IhIrd district And ali
that portion OF tho city wet OF the CEN
tire line OF Shipley street aud south OF
c-ntre linz of seventh street ana nur5h
and west OF the thristiana river, will be
KIN WIN as the Fourth district. The First
district shnli be removed on Monday the
Second on Tuesdays, the Third on Wei
nusuays aud Tie Fourth Oh Thursdays OF
each " eek.
/ Contractors will he required o use pro-
I er care inthr handling Of rcceptaces Tor
ashes and rubbish. they WIN lie he'd
Responsible for any damage duno the
same arising frnm v1ruicssness OF driS-
ers or other persons In III IT cInpioy.
! a2l.bt
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-05

.Expres traIT-.
u III. 'ls2i, = ~, = +. I y, II = m.
Atw York, sundays. 'rHi Z II, 40 81 u. H.,
Ph''ndeIphiu Crw rntN-fourih and CHRIST
mi UirrcIS.l week tfBys = IT. ~ ., Il, Il -,
-, 70. . ~ a@1. 49, 555. q n, '74i. q.
z1indays. .3Ol III Ga,. sna. 900. aosl
ma. m. .. - ~, go. t5', = 81 l3i : a.
rniinde,rhin Tm.Iuh ana Market SIS.
St"k days, 800 = la's % 10 81 H. H. = 10
Sunday !so5. ~. .Io3Gu. M. 'ai2. 80.
GilfS'iER, week days. '4ol 555, M. GY.
p %. : 40, y 80. i9o@ 10 g, II q a. M.
s. = 10 q. 50, . D. j. III. ., 10. ii
CHESTER. Sundays, .qoi. .5l7. Gg5. s0}
- li,4g n m. y, : ~, ., b. . j, gu,
Atlantic ciiy, week day. III. .laai -
10 u. IN. SUNDAYS, !i,r.41 T. III. '2.i9 p m
WEST BOT NJ.
IN. MORE ANp NslINGTON, as.
y! 10 M IL to. ~. M, = ~. 'Gus.'s e.
-tidays .415. 7Oa. = 3! a. ~, .lsIt. .eu,.
q. = -. s 4, IS . p, m.
baltimore and Way stations. % a. m. IOi
Newark. Del. ,.il5. 7a3. IS sea, m. - 1ea{og
u. = Us. -, = ~ -, n ~ y, M, Suatlavl
IL. ny $ Z! Il M, IL ID, u -. %. 5 Il
- u 10 p. IN.
l,EitsnmrA = o.! u IN, 'iai y, IN. daily
!cuRU, IS 81 n. M, sap. M. daily
nt!nnntt aud Il. Louis. =. ~ y. III. and
: = y, m. daily.
New Orleans vim Bristol am chuttanao IN
= y, III. daily. Through sleeper to Nrw
Dnrlus
slpgerly accomHo1 ton s0s a. M, suA
nlad II 10 p. Az, daily,
=itHdeHhtrg dCrO nffu irtloH. wcptSZ tIsyl
~. 8! IL. M % aud Is u. IN. surilHys
tl u. m, 1Nst y, N.
ir1im- leave MHtitrf street stutfnn. iot
Nrw York week days = SOFA. IN.
For Philadelphia. wrc,. days. +, 90. = 3l. IS ~
u 81 II. M. "a, u =. ia sunday, "a u M,
81, ~, 0 II y. III.
For rittslurG Qud Chicago. week 4 rs, 80.
For baltimore. week 'ay- G5a. $50 a, m.
-. - 40 y. NJ. sunday ~ IN.
+, For laudcu"crg and Way stations, week
laws. ~, ~ %. III. :! J., 2 d p. ~. SlnH(ul .
- 4. M. 3 10 p. III.
rave Philadelphia rrwcutv-tnurth an,
Lhrstnmt Streets Tor Wilmington, wecl; ta !
- y ! IN. . ~ 10, ii A. m. 1 un1tI \ Z,
Il, @uu : 10, = W. 4 ~, - ~ s5FI J4H Vi IA
u. = j.. u. ~ 10 AMI Ii n p. M
sunday. . e, q. -slN = ~ if n J2i M,
noun. la5, 100. 5 Is, 100 %. ! ~. = -. : A
40 10 and He H.. m.
1 cave Philadelphia Twelfth and Marl,e
sirrcizl, week days. $40 = ~, ii 20 Il. hi
: i 90, . i, = >! p. m. sundays . %. :, Il
Telephone. No 1913
ltatcs to Western points lower than via an
oil or line.
Z. o. sGrLIr General Passenger Ageot
X. Is. CAMPBELL General Manager.
i
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-05

BALTIMORE, Sept. s.. Business hou,c
report that business, while not up ito WIN
it WAS in 1892, which could not be ev
pected, is fully from Il to 30 per cent
more than it was at this time last veg
The improvement extends to nearly a
branches of trade, and the outlook is f.
still further expansion as the season pra
crosses
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-05
ON SATURDAY.
TlII.l5rn DAY OF SEPTEMBERlslL
At1n'rlnpk n m

The following described real estate. via:
Al that certain lot piece or parcel Of
ana with the frame building thereon
erected situate IN the city OF Winning
ION, ntorcsaid. bounded aud described as
follows To wit:
bcs ming Mt point on the pasteriy
side Of French street ut II corner former.
ny OF Thomas RaYRrl's lot; thence by
'shld let south 5s=dcgrees east TO-, feet nm /
two Inches 10 tho side of !j.tcet wide
ALLEY Thence nions said side OF said alley
north u degrees cast Is teef inches 10 "A
axe y co ncr OF lot formerly OF An.
! rev BnSard; thence by -ilil Andrew
l'aynrd3 s lot north - dcur"ps west le7 fcei
/ Inches to tho ntOrcsa!l sd OF French
street; and thence thereby south }. de-
1 -reys west p feet s Inches TO the piaue of
/ u"Gluning, lie the "OntGats thereof what
/ hoy iuay.
Seized aud taken In execution as tho
property Of James II. Jones and Lou "a
IIOuCs, his wife. aud I. is, and to be sold
Iby pElHII GOULD, Sherltt.
Sherttfs Office. Wilmington. Del, At
lgust ~, 1884. AL
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-05

Deacon Heavyweight-We are gettin
up a subscription of 81 each contribute
to print Pastor Somnole's sermons. Tw
dollars will entitlc you to free copy ,
them when published
Parishioner (hastily)-Put mo down f,
sl.-New York Herald.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-05

The following described real estate, viz:
All thut certain lot or piece of land
situate IN the city OF W ilmingtou aud
state OF Delaware, bounded and described
as tollows.to wit:licglnning nj the south.
westerly 60 'nerof Adans and Chestnut
streets Formerly Dock strcet3 thence
snulhrrly along said westerly side OF
Adams street 10 feet TO stake; thence
wcs cry parallel with Chestnut street lU(
rect to Il stakci thence nurthGrly aud PAT,
allcl with Adams street 90 feet TO the line
or southerly side OF Chestnut street afore,
said. and thence thereby cHsterly 100 feet
10 tnc place of beginning. he the contents
thereof what they may, with n brick
church thereon erected.
seized and taken iii execution as The
property of Alexis |. DUPONT Coleman,
and to lie sold by
PElRCE GOULD, Sheriff.
sherlu's oiice. Wilmington. bel. Au.
gust -. 1894. auSO
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-05
Pennsylvania R ABROAD.
The Standard hallway OF America.
PROTECTED THROUGHOUT BY ras
lnterlocking Switch and Block Signal Sy,
tenn.
PHILADELPHIA. WILMINtfrON Il
BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
IN EFFECT JUNE 18th, 1871.

Trains viii ienve Wilmington as follows,
For Philadelphia texprcsSl, l.51 2.5S 4a0
~ ~ 80, $50 s55 lU.Oi, lO.l6 lO.ab, ~,
ll.ol A. NJ, sig. 10, l.G, 3.Oj. 5t BIO 80, 1.OI
Accommodation 600. 100 SOC. 1910. lLss a
M la.3, 2.25, 3. 10. !. H. 40 and 10. ~ u, M
For Chester express. I.51 40 q. n, 10, $50
~ s.55 1903 ll.U, ll.5l u. ~, H. Dos $50,
4 decentralization GOO, 100. 500. 10. 10 II, M n.
M. 1913, 2.!i $40, 5.lj. i.4l and 1870 u. m.
{ For New York. l.5t 2.hd, l,9O. Co.'S 100. $50
PIP io,n'. 1873. 1910 ll.5la M. si2.i0, 1.s7.
Z OF Boston without change l0.l6ll. III and
For Ncw Orleans, HlchmonI and Danyille
For West Chester via Lanokin, 60 a. H..
$40 p. III.
'tions.1 ~ u. m. ana lisp IN.
baltimore and Washington. I.35 sol, eli
10 II and II 90 a. m- l'ui l!.!3 SI.IJ 9Us
- j.29. 600, U.bs al, o,!J p. H. ami Il. I.
baltimore and Intermediate stations 81
4. ", Gus and li.ii T.. M.
baltimore and hay Line. j.23 p. III
DELAWARE DIVISION.
For New Castle. sir 1l.Ia II. M, I'D. d..
rs, G.tU u. IN. and l?.u6 night.
For Lewis Sl3 n, M. ~ y. IN.
~ or hchuboth sl3a, III
! Nprcss for Dover harrington and DcimaE
4 For Harrington and way stat ons only. 2.5l
EXpress for wyoming, go n IN.
lNnrcsS Tor ape Charles ODD Point Com.
fort and Norlol" 'I'tsh. M, and ..ul night
Lcaye Philadelphia firond str It. for WI.
hirgtom express 3.su. ~ ..25 s.II. aIO.1O. 20
LII il.lU II. m. sI2.31, 10 2.O2, al6, lOt A.
b.Os = o. 5'5j. bl'. 49,. ..iU. lilo lilo p IN,
andl2.O3 night,
Accommodated. GO 78i, lOa5 a. M, H..
40. I,u2, ar G.93, SIS. 1903 aud ll.3S y. IN.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
loI lhiiaIolphia express. l.o7. at5. 4.21
is.tG' s'ao low, lGI il.5l II. M, LII, 3.Ol bU4
Ib.5t, i.ui '..3 am hlep. M.
AceoLnn' daiion, 100, $40 a. m, l..lo LII
400, 5.l5 aud 1870 p. N.
| For thcs or Vxpressl l.o7, 40 $50 So,
! Accommodation, go, a.lU a. IN, III It'll
4.Q5. 3 y, 40 aud 1870 p. IN.
| For New York cNprc~sA Isl. 251 40, f0J
$50, 1893. l425 ilil u A.. lalU Ia. 800, 40
I5.5G, 'G2O, 40 and 1890 u. M.
/ For - st,1 without ehan-c 5.b6 p m.
Tor New Orleans. ldchmond aud Danyille
Tor west Chester via Iamokln s.55 Il. m.and
BIB J. III.
( Baltinorcand Washington, 49,, sol, 10. ~ a.
in.. ls0i l!.sH 5.9i. 900, i.4l. s.:U j.. IN. ana
nnltinure and intermediate stations. Go
For New Gnstlc, /! o. night.
Tor CAGE Charles Old Point Comfort an
FOR NIldlerown, Clayton, Power. wyo.
ming. tclton lirinEtou, iiti1geviile Sea-
tord. Laurie anl llClmHr l*ni EIght.
/ lie vc 'liIal, iphlh lirund street. for vii
m'nEtou .cNpressl &i1. i.-v Ne. II.ls. lilo II.
NJ, III, ..ts tl.!5 ~, 80, il.I9 III. y. ill.,,
ana ieO} uIght,
O. SIS. lu.uinnd II. 3 T., ~,
Congressional Ltmitc Express trains.
composed entirely OF Pullman Ntstlbulc Pai.
lUraul Dining AIRS. N extra iurc.
/ lszElWltcl express trains cuupU~ui Of Pull
Imam Ncstlhul PHriOr Ours NcstIuglr Passen-
ger coaches and DnHR Var. Ao"Ntrt rare
. r lHrhnoni and banYll1 =iNpr IS. NJ
lcUHchcs-
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-05

NEW YoRE, Sept s. William l. vii
son, chairman Of the ways and mean,
committee of the house and author Of the
new tariff bill, sailed for Liverpool thi.
forenoon on the American liner Paris
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-05

Patrick HAlEHey engaged In n tight
with an Italian at ,rr.Hs lAA last
ri-Lt and was 80 badly I74i up t4ui
T. had to be uIp4Elt to tho Delaware
Hospital, where his badly cut Lead and
bruised body were given medical at,
tentlon
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-05

Eighth street, frum Market t. West
was sell ELled las. EigEt. lie new
electric lights were used Tor TIE iirs
TINE ana their appearance makes quit
an i'm prOvement.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-05

at O'Clock g. In.
The following described real estate, viz,
All that certain lot or piece OF land ly.
ing and helnR situated in the city OF VII
mington, bounded and described us fol.
10 VS., to wit
beginning on the corner formed by the
intersection OF the llue OF Hortherly side
OF Eighth street with tie Inc of the ives
tcrly side OF spruce street, thence north
erly along said side of spruce street IS
feet 20 the southeily site OF feet wide
alley leading into spruce street; the..cE
westerly along aa d side of said alley and
parallel with Eighth street /, feet IL II
corners thence southelly and parallel to
spruce street 2 feet to the nOrlhcrly side
1i Eighth street, aud thence thereby cast-
efly along SAID eide OF Eighth Il. IL II. To
hrs' lnen, lohri corner AN place II be-.
glnnln9 he the contents whAl they may
FulE'l uni taken III execution as the
property al susan Cook nud I. l., and 10
nr SOLD by lEIiGE GOULD, sheriff.
Sgerlii oice, Wilmington, Del, sep
telnNel !. Isgi
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-05

CHERItFS SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF A
- writ Of LsVari fHcins to me directed,
will be exposed TO publia salc at the
Court House, on Market street, between
Tenth ana Eleventh streets. In the city OF
Wilmington. New Cns.le county. Del,
IN : AtIILRlA
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-05

Tay!ors Ektrlgl Meas pleasant
ana sa.uao.a tatie rtenarol By w..
I. Iay!o., 5t2 Alag street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-05

SHERIFF'S SALE-By virtue OF awiIt of
- Levari Facias, 10 me directed Will
be exposed TO public sale. ut the hotel OF
John 7. erection, ut Hocscssln, in Mil
CIR, elk hundred. New Castle county. Del,
On SATURDAY.
THE l5rn DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1894,
At 10 o'clock a. m.
The following de ,cribrd real estate. viz