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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-06

! 1t is Humphrey Brothers model
land beautiful siVro in tie new Hum
lphrcy building, No. 6l3 Market street.
that the pubic Is cordially invited to
huspcJt NJ its opening tomorrow.
| (frdny) evening, There will DO a Sc
loct program Ci vocal and orchestral
IN usic.
+ This building IL renaissance, Cars,
well's architecture Cement pavement,
granite foundation. ornamental I'll.
ing, EfHEch plate and loaded, stained
Ela-s English rod sandstone. Column.
nam ht'i tricks aud this copper COR
MEG composed thu u feet front # the
ipur.story hGiltitEg, which extends III
lee, through 10 'hinley street
: This large ~ ore Is lIlled with the
newest and most desirable goods III
all tive various lines OF hatsand mons
iutnishing.
Pleasant Ras ras'ful TO the eye on
en-, cring arr The mellow colers OF tho
ceiling. walls and fixtures lghted by
- cei!ing electric lights and several
Weisiaens aaa burners. The fixtures
DIp done in ecru finished IN enamel
aud gold. The counters and frames
U, show cases Rre OF solid quartered
oak System and neatness prevail in
every detail of store and stock.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-06

Tho yigiiaut's season on the other
side OF the water has closed. and the
centerboard has not overthrown the
rule OF the keel in British waters. The
yacht has done some magnificent sail
ing and does not deserve the unsatis'
factory record with which ehe quits.
Entering her in the contests on the
Clyde, where the race Is b. no means
to the swift. was a mistake which was
appreciated after our national pride
had been humbled by six successive
defeats.
That a knowledge OF local conditions
determines tho results on the Clyde
Ia shown by the splendid perfoi mances
OF our yacht in Irish waters and In
the waters In and about Cowes. and
had not the unfortunate accidents 90
CURED to the now internationally his
torlc centerboard the yacht would
certainly have finished. the season
creditaely 20 America. And as 1t is
America hns quite as good grounds
for believing that the Vigilant is the
fnstest sloop In the world us John Bul
has for believing that Albert Edwards
Britannia rules the wave.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-06
SOCIETY NOTES,
DEDICATED TO SENATOR BaApLBY.

DEDICATED TO SENATOR BRADLEY.
Down by the sen, In Ashury. -.
There dwells Il worthy man,
W no seeking o hers happiness.
Does all tn good he Gun.
He wandered through the Wilderness
And with his magic wand
lie toUch ed the roaStland wilds, and,lo'
paradise ri hand
Should old acquain ance he 70 got
W lth such Il friend "a heY
IT'S James A, Bradley. SENATOR
Who founded Ashnly.
Mr.. Smith OF Duluth. Ia vlsitlng
friends In our city. lie was formerly
trustee of Central Presbyterian
Church.
The Rev. VIM. r. Swarta Is home
aguiD and filled his pulpit on Sunday.
The Reverend gentleman IL ono of the
citys progressive ciergymen aud has
few lido moments on his hands He l
an enthusiastic believer In out door
sports for the old as vol as the young
Mrs. Osborne, OF Philadelphia has
been visiting her daughters. Mrs
Hopes and Mrs. Whiteley OF THIS
city.
young lady went to tho country
to remain two weeks, but owing to O
certain attraction returned the next
day.
william S. Mitchell the undertaken
and Miss Annie NJ. Wilson. Of Cor
mantuwn. were married at the hom
of the brides mother last evening.
Miss Katie Young has returned
home from oxford, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Hirpsr Carver anC
son are visiting Ii. L. Kolbe, o
Media.
Charles Il. Palmer, formerly OF thu
News stall is 'supGing" on the Every
Evening daring j. Iravers Jones va
cation.
David Whltoraft and Miss Alice Me
Fec OF this city. were married at The
broadway Nj. + parsonage Camden
N. j.. yesterday by the Rev. Il. G. Han
cock.
William Salisbury OF Dover, was II
this city yesterday.
j. Harvey Whlteman has returned
from Atlantic City.
Miss Lottie Smith of Smyrna ha,
entered the Ursuline Academy In thu
city.
Judge Grub ms returned from
Saratoga ana wild spend few days u
Cule clay. -.. ...-.. ......
Miss Rose Zimmerman ha5 returned
from al extended visit to friends h
Baltimore.
Miss Clara passmore of Emhreesvlll,
Inns returned to her homo after spend
ing two weeks with her sister, Mrs
! Edward walter in this city.
Harry H. knuwl, OF, advance agen
of Primrose and Vests Ministries
called at the REPUBLICAN Office thi
morning and said that this show !
larger than ever this ear and shout
lbs seen by our citlzens to be apprC
Ciated.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-06

Select moonlight. hy tina West End
Choral cub, Wednesday evening
SEPT ETH 1904, leaving KING street
wharf al S O'Clock. licIets ! q.
VII John Green. 1T, is better ills
morning having been iGiirtd by tho
AOrae running away VIA LIN.
1lf. owen scott. of Wet Grove. Pa 4,
is In oHr city to-day
Il nclr' Banioi WAS disappointed.
Hiram i. Golfer. the well known
caterer, has returned homo from AT.
lautic I ity.
lev. WililSm II. Ienl;in5. of LOWS,
was In this city to-day. Ho Is on his
way home from IYunnhurg. VA
wlera lie attended the national con.
| ventiOn ol The Grand Order OF True
| Reformers.
Mi, Joseph Pyle is getting along
vo:N nlcply which his numerous friends
VIII b" PIE isud To heat
| About 40 eolurea masons went Il
| Atlantic Iily lhls morning over the
L. aud .. railroad
btif Lneins Alien, OF 30. s Wesi
t Fourth sire lett last pvuuina Iui
J. kun. Md. Where he wiII attend IN,
fa.r.. MIR, a. vii! extend ms visit lol
two day 5.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-06

Wesley Warner VINO so cruelty muir.
Ieieh LihEtc lerk. was hung to-day al
IL O'Clock at Mount Holly. y. j. lie
refused to believe that up to the timu
o. being load out to The seHtlou That
he would DO hung ana was very
down.hearle1 when led forth for b g,
execution. He USED tho inosl prgiano
ana abusive mnGunge towards his
guards Yesterday tiilu any mortal man
could towards his feiiuw.lueu. Ills
council tharlcs l.. IlendricKsun, made
al urgent appeal to the Governor Tor
tupfiGyo Tor lwD days upon the
ground That the Young man was not
Prepared for death Inc Rev. J. Madl.
son llhrA administered spiritual con.
ISOLATION to tho rord mucu man.
lelHorl AttenlerRnT tho murderer.
was executed at Jerspy city tO.nuy.
lhp Governor leluseu TO pardon him.
] lie seere at the eAucGtlon WAS heart.
randing, the prisoner giving way Ia
his hvltar self.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-06

Cornelius j. MoIiarity will be tender.
ed a haneit SPAR Ing entertainment In
the Grand Opera House tine latter part
of next week. when ho vii! appear boz
fore owen Ii. II gicr, the clever ihila-
drlphia puplist vino broush. Horace
l. eds to draw at ALiantiC City re-
Gently. II Murinfitv gets the decision,
n well.known sporting Mat wi bGck
him to the extent Of $1,000 to go he.
fore any l2S.pound man i'll America.
Among tho other attric tons vii! De
boxing exhibition between Mcbride
and Walton.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-06

An anniversary reception was held
last evening at No, Hl3 West Second
Mcgee, no having reached his sad
milestone. A very pleasant time was
spent by those present. Refreshments
wore served and at "A seusunable hour
the guests departed for their respuc.
tive homes, wishing MIR. Mcgee many
more euch happy events in hts pilgrim.
age through llfe. He received many
handsome and useful presents by
which to remember his numerous
friends.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-06
n1Ih Ecrinnuf pcnnn. HnIa

win hold Its annual Reunion at West
Chester. Pa. M Oct. ~, 1894. Our
tuwnsman, Col. John Wainwright,
served four years in this regiment in
the .ate war. and whs ite commanding
officer during the last year OF it's ser.
Vice. Col. Wainwright rose from the
ranks and occupied each immediate
grade to that Of colonel. His promo.
tons were for appreciated seryiccs.
and he holds tho Congressional Medal
OF Honor" Tor gallant and meritorious
services In battle We wish the boys
pleasant reunion. About sixteen "a
them reside in and about Wilmington.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-06

There is nothing now In tho Katie
buEan murder case All that has
been written about the case thus far
has been only surmiae on tho part OF
the reporters. II was stated to re.
porter OF the REPUBLICAN this morn
ing that De eetivo 2arney MGVey said
no HAD convincing evidence that would
not fail to connect Stout with the
murder. 1t is a strange thing that
when it would appear thatthe evil
denee would be harder 10 got. The
evidence will he only circumstantal
and the prisoner Will get the benefit
of tho doubt. MIR. Ward, hle counsel.
is sanguine Of clearing hIM OF the
clnrse.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-06
EDITION.


When will the Opera House manage
ment treat the newspaper men Of this
city as 1t should?
When will MOltarity and Mcconnell |
pull that prize tight oil? 5.
When Will young men Of good fam
lilies learn enough to mari y women |
who they arc not ashamed TO introduce |
to their parents and friends as their |
wives?
When will Philadelphia correspon-
dents writing from Wilmington have a |
little bit of horse sensea
When will trusts be knocked out by
the working people?
When Will Senator Gray send US
thut 81 wheat ..a....
cheaper beef aud dealer dinner pals
When will tho Wilmington news
paper publishers get together and pro.
tect their business interests?
When will business brisk up in Will
mington and mechanics get $500
day.
When will the now Street and Sewer
Communist ner be appointed
. When will the mad dog scare get
ciear Of Wilmington
When will wllliam Bancroft, Jr, sit
In the halls OF Congress
When will Ebe Tunnel be elected
Governor OF DetawuIeH
When will the Police Commission bs
noE-partlsan-ha and half?
When Will our strests DO swept
clean
When will tho broom brigade have
to go to work
When will the pavement on Ninth
street, between Shtpley AID Orange
be wide enough Tor four persons to
walk abreast
:. When Will the new post Office he
finished2
When will the big fish bite in tn Q
Brandrwine opposite Leafs mills?
When will free.trads benefit the
working people OF Wilmington
When will WIN. Bancroft, Jr, caas 9
to have patents on his manufactured
goous?
When will tho Morning Nsws con.
tain the Opera House amusement ad
vertisementi
When will tho SO called leaders of
tho two pan ties know enough to como
tn out Of tho thuulsr sapwsr2
When Will Harry Holt catch fish mn d
not toadies on the tishing eNcarston 81
When Will The dog catcher get "a
large salary as the Pos tmaster?
When Will the kepubiiaas support
their party papers,
When viii the local sports atly out
Mi night again to witnus a iakn liz! Z!
When viii tho Tenth Ward beauti, -
stay ever on TIER own side ana leave
the East side girls to their own?
When Will the cabs stand on thu
East side OF trel,cE s.Ieet at the p. W
IL d. depo2
When Will every prisoner whp is ar
rested lie brought INTO tLe MuuiG.pU
Court for trial?
When will the grass in New Castle
streets be mown?
When will the b. u O. gs; q track t,
New Castlet
When Will Lem Mari take lie Hareu
bcarem band 10 Washington
When VIII Delaware refuse a diyorc
to a demlmondel
When will the Morning Nuws be
cent paper
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-06

A temperance meeting Will be held
in Folly Woods near Newport. undcr
the auspices oil the Wet u. ON ihurs.
day afternoon and evening tho 18TH
inst.
Addresses will he made by ROv. Al.
ken, oil Baltimore. Music Will 10 fur
nlshCd by the Jordan jubilee GinsIers,
OF Philadelphia.
CARRIAGES Will meet passenger trains
on Il. " o. Il. Il. supper furnished
for % cents.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-06

The Oxford Press states that John
Mcfarland In Lower Oxford harvest.
ed oO0O bushels of potatoes from three
and one-halt acres. The farm has
sixteen ceres In corn and the promises
are that he will get seventy bushels
an acre.
William G. Russell harvested one
hundred and fifteen bushels from one
acre. Joseph Gallagher. Lower Ok
ford. had a yield OF 80 bushels OF
wheat an acr a
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-06

The Harlan \ Ho!llngsworth nouf
pany this iuurn=us shtTpnI to Ailrhi.
gar several 81 tHe ,drFa stesl hydraulic
gates which viii DO ugat Ia tts loek1
gates are portion vt tie irge cufl'
tract sub-letted to tie guf,l pHly here
by tie lldrai st5-. ON pal ) Of lh.ls
RdelphlR. There are re, Il numb , Of
gates 10 he completed. walsh worn
vii! occupy several moro months.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-06

AsBuny PARK, NJ, Septembsr5. VII.
liam Lewis was In Asbury Park nearly
tho whole summer. lilo had worthless
check for Sl5 cashed by Dr. ii. s. Kin.
mouth, and another OF SO oaehed by W.
l.. Kinmouth. and OF Belmar. Other
business men of these two places were
also swindled of various sums of
money by the sleek swindler. Lewis
wasin tho ilBvoring extract business at
Asbury Park several years ago.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-06

The safo u the Delaware railroad
station at Delaware C,ty was blown
open Tuesday night, but the thieves
secured 10 money. All tho papers
were turned upside down but nothing
was stolen. Tho sale was carried out
OF tho building and blown open. Rlil.
road detectives arc WORKING on the
case. They are supposed to be two
men who commltoi tno act, Tho sta
ton WAS broken into ABOUT two years
ago,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-06

MIR. John Talley, OF Red Clay Creek
hundred, was In the REPUBLICAN Office
this morning with his war paint on.
lie said his wife had teen ruptured
Tor the past 90 years. and the article
that appeared In the issue OF August
23rd was not altogether correct. II
would appear that the person who
brought the article TO our Office must
have la6ored under misappreheDslon
OF the facts. Mr.. Talley seemed to
think the REPUBLICAN, was fishing afte
q libel suit, but that ls where he is un
der delusion. We cheerfully mako
the above correction for his benefit,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-06

The nar0aEe crelnatury was inspect.
ell yesterday afternoon by Dr. Francis
q. curtis, Frederick Curtis, $. W.
Jones' and j. {. BrimblHton OF Newton.
AlHas u committee sent out by the town
council there TO Inspect errmatories
with tho view OF disposing of the gar
bsge OF the city IN that manner.
S. II. Brown, the inventor showed
tho visitors tho working OF the furnace
and was nssistod by W. C. r. Golqu.
houn. The visitors were pleased with
whit they saw. lilo crrmnrory did its
work well and thpte Was 10 smell.
They left for their homes over the
Baltimore aud OHIO Railroad carly in
the evening.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-06

The funeral OF Richard A. Griffith,
eN-city treasurer, took place this
morning ut 8 O'Clock from his late
residence, No. 70l Adams street. High
mass WAS held in st. Peters FRO
Cathedral Church. Intcrment was
made In Cathedral cemetery. The
funeral was largely attended by TIC
numerous friends of tho deceased
Messrs. herns. Griffith. Callahan anC
Thomas were the pail. bearers.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-06

A prominent gentleman would ask
II there are not good aud competent
plnsterers in our city who could do the
! post oiliee work without importing
foreign labor from iaitimorey lie
says II may be consistent with the
letnociatlc party, who believe III free
trule,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-06

To-day shortly before noon, II hors
belonging to George Johnson. From
aud West e,reets. received an electra
Shock while crossing the street cal
tracks at Second and Market streets
j lie horse fell down and tho harness
WIS broken
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-06

Fnoch Green, who llves at Esaing.
ton. which is the headquarters ul the
Philadelphia iucHt club, near Chester,
went TO Philadelphia yesterday and u
CO'Orcd dGnIsel believed nlm green
aud sroopad him III. ana WHEN he an
der5tOou where he was at. 10 found
out that S36 was gone. Three colorud
women wJrD arrested
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-06

While Frank Mccormick, of 5lS West
Seventh street, mud Gael klnLurd. of
or go Washington street. were play
lng with bali at seventh an Jefferson
streets last night tho former fen on
the brick pavement aud broke his col.
inr bone. At tho boys home DR..
Cooper eot tho broken DuLe.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-06

The funeral of William NJ. Price
took place yesterday afternoon, from
Ills late residence. No. 1876 French
street. Employees OF the Fdgemour
Co. attended, also Humanity Circle Is.
u, Lady Washington Home Commu-
Mon. lnternent was made in River
view cemetery.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-06
ETuGK QUOTATIONS.
Reported by
HftlD ~ COMPANY.

seventh anh Nnrkrt streets
IuNcSthcnL aud Securities Welding
from to per ceut-
ortcr, Tor he purchase aud salc %.
stocks and lioHis On Co omission c!:vcut.
eli NJ Ill the STOCK exchanges
Private telegraph wires 10 New nrI,
Phlitieiphia, Boston and Chicago.
Foreign Drafts ami Letters Vt Credit Is,
sued.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-06

4 Court Crier Heal opsned the NUM-.
clpal court this morning without any
Judge being on tie bench. Then clerk
Adams discharged the witness in tho
Ioase of Pellel Seino Blanco aud Addie
Rosa until Tomorrow morning at y o..
o'clock.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-06


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ellil"ln IN ,f.'i ie'h handi'dt IN the
t,iililS anu Sttie aipfC"''ii together with
ilt. nMtl ing Iteltph cl3 ttsi, more par
itulAi Y b.l'hurl anu ut trib"u us lul-
Ions @ WI:
btSlh'lili3 nv y STONE IA tho ll"t,krs7in
i M56 V9ii''r 7 HhuS sou 10 bHNld
iaol, lnol'.n Nv Iiie 81 silli ANA whlCh
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z,.ti lhl'u h1t y = a lFtvs E" nllhftes east
:" f'I'ue anu 100 p'INttts y u >inkr u
c4fh'I lof 'tHtr lhhu sou 10 l'RStt VIII
5lh' l'hrl OF lhe f'hl c. arc OF Isaac
lhAOi' u"cehseri thence hy tue Inns dt.
Wing tHht lniLi HON 'is nglln5ticgTccs
taet % refShes 70 t'""ei III ice nor Ii
- lcsl'ts ehsl - pei'hts aui t-l9 OF "a
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ehsi u ',ni s'lO' E6rehus tGa siHkct thence
SHnth ~ h"gltHS I J, pureina to II
stak' IA ie ihlI Ise OF the 'it:s3n road;
'hzh5o hlpuE Inc m idte at stii road
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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-06

John Il. Martin of this city, and
Mss Mary il. llolton, or CuatesviiIc
Ia, were married in Philadelphia yes
terday 10y the Rev. j. Wesley sullivan.
Mr. ami Mrs. Martin will restdG here.
Mr. niattln ID the SIMPLIFY street under.
tuAer.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-06

Register of Wills Cooch this morn
ing granted letters testamcntary on
the estate Of tho late William Me-
Menamin TO the Security Trust and
Sale Deposit Company.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-06

A camp meeting will be held by tho
Nj Etou \. NJ. Church, Oh Logan
street. rest sunday md it VIII cnn.
tInue through the wees \ hunter
Uf prominent m,nieteIs Will bn pres.
ont. 1t Will eoulliluu over three sun
days. Rev. n. +. Wilson, preacher in
charge.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-06

officer Massey early this morning
found samuel HERSHEY on Delaware
avenue near scott street with a badly
cut head. received by falling Oh the
street. Tho officer took the man TO
his home.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-06

II II takes 100 900 loaves Of brend 10
supply tho people OF the lnitod States
daily, Low many pounds OF lime wodi,i
ii iaho 10 whltvwash the fouce around
tho ancient town OF New Custle?
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-06

Chr srER, September :. --Postmastsr
Ives, Of the Ihurluw Post Onice, who
was nppoi tied one month ago, Is 20.
Ing 20 give the people of his communi.
ty free delivery and collection OF pos.
tai matter at his own expense.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-06

Anderson, who was arrested in Ches.
Ter. about Wees ago, charged vi Ii
criminal assault ON a littIa gIrl named
McL ray Mt kirkwood. VIII nave Il hear.
H.! tg-mUrIow at st. Georges.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-06

Il n Il brass
trimmed bed with woven
wire sprit G. A bed also that
folds. A convenience at
times of considerable impor.
lance.
The side rails are angle
Tom-ro wood about it Il ty,
where--and the spring has
a practical tightening ar.
.rnngenoment that permits
OF proper adjustment for a
child or a man of 2OOpOunds
or more-either of them can
secure a comfortable aad
elastic bed.
Same bed, but heavier and
! with brass rods, spioalcs and
extension foot, at $3.50.
Others at $40, ~, SD,
500, etc.
Our line of these beds is
larger and more varied than
ever before shown.
1t will interest you to sec
them whether the thought
Of buy ing is for the present
or the future,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-06

me FOLLOWING described real estate, viz {:
An tbAt certain lot. piece or parcel of
land, With ntwO-stOry frame house there.
on erected. situate In the city al Whining
ton, aforesaid, bound ID aud describe 5
Follows, 70 IL:
beginning at n point on tue cnsterly
side OF IT dI-fcct wide street at the dis
ttrCe Of 100 tect nor berry from the
nnrlherly side OF seventh street said a.
feet wiie strest RUS from seventh to
li4hthsfFCe parallel with scott street and
d stauce ptsteTiy from the cIsterly side
OF scott str ct l5O feet 10 tue westerly
side vi sal 4I-fcri wi lie street: thence
northerly by said side - feet vide strert
= tie TO a vGr er; thence by two lines
castcils III right angles to said defect
Wide street, ore from tnr point OF begin
ming unG the other from the last mem
iipnId corner, extending castcriY until
said iIne lntrrsects Il line OF land tate OF
tHuCs {. NoNins, lie the contents the col
what they may.
5 lied and taken in execution as The
properly 0l nhllip Lopez aud CatiATint
T.. his Wifi tnd I. 10, au'i ~ be Old ny
PIERCE GOULD, ~hcr5.
sheritl's ONCE Wilmington. Delaware,
Aug III, isJi. a5l
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-06

The following program ~ Il he ron
qetel on tho gIeen at New la7tle til :
evening
hh gu -.--.,. -s-.-.. .,.-s.,.,..s ..r, : busa
r. Schut ish ON tine Mrs. 7tplB
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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-06

One OF herd OF cows fell dead at IL
o'clock this morning at Delaware ave-
nae and Madison street. Sh0 WAS not
moved at noon. ....
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-06

John ID. Kelly, proprietor OF the
logan HOUSE, 10 Mt rh4 ElRton far TO.
day. lie Will Ue one OF the irest bold
Americans there.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-06

William l.. Linton and wife have
transferred n lot on Seventeenth
street TO Joseph IL. Iulley and az nd
joining lot to benjamin Ii. Downard
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-06

Tho weather for tomorrow pro-
misses to be partly cloudy to fair pre-.
ceded by showers, and rather cooler.
similar conditions will probably pre-.
vail on Saturday.