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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-27

There Is no change In the Senatorial
struggie at Dover. The Higgins men are
as determined as aver. and the Same may
be said OF the Addicks and Massey adher-
ents. 1t looks as though that either
phalunx prefers the defeat OF The party to
the success OF an opponent. Thsy may
pride themselves on their consistency,
but certainly such stupidity exercised be.
fore the election. would have resulted In
the defeat Of. the entire ticket. Prior to
tho election they were willing to make
any sacrifice TO succaed. now they act as
though they think there will never be
another election. The desire for indivId-
ual success has certainly blinded them IN
regard to Tho Im portauee of coming elec.
tons or the necessity of putting forth an
effort TO carry them. The men who wish
to win victories must prepare to 10 SO.
Through want OF preparation on the part
OF the Chinese their country is being over
run by the Japanese. The elections in
this state have never been carried with
out great effort and what Is more they
never will be. We shall need all the help
We can get IN 1895. and those who talk
about driving men out OF the State be-
cause they stand in the way OF their sue.
cess are very poor Republicans. We want
party SUCCESS and IL we are not to have it
the sooner the matter is understood the
better,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-27

New Castle County Bar Association yes
teIday afternoon took action on the dea tn
of John q Patterson through a resolution
after which addresses on the life OF the de-
ceased were made by the lawyers present.
The meeting was held In tho United States
Court room, Senator Gray Colonel NleIds
and W. &. SpruanGe presented Lne5s roso.
lutlons, which were adopted:
Resolved, That in the death OF John G.
Patterson, ESD, his associates have lost q
hind, courteous and generous friend; that
during the years of MS active practice at
the bar hs was conscientious faithful,
Gble and Industrious memhef of the pro
fession; that his uubeni5hed integrity,
great ilrmAess OF purpose and loyal attain
mentB acquired Tor Aim the esteem and
respect OF the community, CT the courts
and Of the profession.
Resolved. That copy oil these resolu-
tons be presented to the family OF MIR.
Patterson. ns Hn expression OF symEathy
of tho mem Jer5 OF the New Castle CoLnty
Bar.
lien followed the addresses on the life
AMI character OF Alr. Patterson, Judge
Wales, Mr. Neids, Slr. Spruluce, Mr..
Gray Mr.. higgins ami Law Z. Bird speak,
Tag.
The funeral service was held ut the
home OF the deceased and was attended
by those o! the bar who were present at
tho meeting. Rev. Lafayette Marks con-
Quoted the service The bearers were:
Judge Wales, william &. Spruance. Police
Commissioner William NJ Pyle, Joseph l.,
Carpenter, Sr,, DavId ". Harlan. Benja.
min Nlelds and Henry q. Banning.
sir. Patterson was the lirst president OF
the Fame Hose Fire Company. ana seven
coaches were sent by that company. ln-
terment was at lie Wilmington and
Brandy lie Cemetery.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-27

Tho sparrow has several characteristics
that arc altogether admirable. Very few
of the creatures who navigate the air or
walk upon the ground show greater capac-
ity or Willingness to take care Of them
selves. Tho sparrow, like the despised
rat, has no little merit as tiny scavenger,
and, like the rat where man goes he fol-
lows.
1t is safe to say nothing has been made
in vain. Even those creatures which are
esteemed by man as vermin have their
place and their use in the wise order of
Providence This is none the less truo bo-
cause We cannot penetrate the wisdom of
creation. Despite the persecution of his
enemies and the yagaries Of the weather,
it will DO observed that the sparrow -four
ishcs. The merciful men and women who
look after the yagrant birds and dogs and
other creatures who mutcly appeal to hui
man sympathy will not go without their
reward. Philadelphia Record.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-27

ST PETERSBURG, March 27-It is stated
on good authority that in addition to the
indemnity which will be guaranteed by
the provisional occupation of the Chinese
territory already occupied by the Japanese,
Ii Hung Chang, the Chinese peace envoy,
Is authorized to cede to Japan the Loo
Choo islands, which lie to the south of
Japan, the Majico- Sima group to the cast
ward of Formosa, the islands of Batan and
Babuyan, which lie to the northward of
the Philippines, and the Island of For
mosa Instructions have been given to
Ii Hung Chang ordering him to oppose
any demand for the ccssion of territory on
the Lioa Tung peninsula. As last resort
he may suggest the conversion of the pen
insula into a buffer state between Corea
and China on condition that 1t be placed
under the protection of Russia, France
and England
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-27

sHERIFF'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF A
writ of yenditioni Exponas to me al
rected, will be exposed to public sale at
the Court House. on Market street be-
the city Of Wilmington fts New We Castle
county and State of Delaware,
ON SATURDAY,
THE sth pay OF APRIL. 1896.
The following described real estate, via.
The undivided moiety or half part inter-
est of lsaac Murray of. In and to, all
that ser'a a mo lot Eees Or of lend
Castle county State of Delaware, bounded
and described as follows:
Beginning at the intersection formed by
the line OF the southeasterly side OF
the line of the southwesterly side of
Eighteenth street at nifty feet wide.
thence by tho said side OF Eighteenth
street 100 feet to Il corner; thence south
westerly, parallel with Washington street,
40 feet to Il corner; thence northeasterly,
parallel with Eighteenth street $50 feet
TO the said southeasterly side OF Wash
ingtUn street and thence thereby north
easterly 40 TO the place of beginning, be
the contents thereof what they may.
Subject nevertheless 10 this regulation
erected on the said southeasterly sldu OF
Washington street at d less distance than
forty feet and on Eighteenth street on
said southwesterly side at less distance
front on Washington street, forty feet
wide and forty feet deep and the. whole
front on Eighteenth street $50 feet in
length and twenty feet deep shall be
passage of air and light forever
Seized and taken In execution as the
property of Isaac Murray. and to be sold
by
PAUL GILLIs, sheriff.
Sheriffs Office, Wilmington. Del. March
20, 1875.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-27
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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-27
Il WILL NOT SURVIVE
Sensational Report Anent the
Wounded Peace Envoy.
HIS EXTREME AGE AGAINST HIM.

A Dispatch to metropolitan Newspaper
Declares That the Mikado's Physician
Has Reported ConfilentiaIIy That There
Is NJ Hope for China's Premier.
New YORK, March ga special to The
Press from Washington says: "In q pri-
vate cablegram from Toxic received by a
member Of the Japanese legasion here is
conveyed news Of world wide interest
According to this dispatch, which comes
from the highest official source in Japan,
German physician, who Is a professor at
the University of Toxic, and an expert of
high standing, was sent at the personal
request of the emperor to examine Ii
Hung Chang's wound.
After a thorough examination Of his
distinguished patient tho physician re-
ported confidcntially to the mikado that
LII Hung Chang must die. The wound is
In the face and the bullet, which the sur
geon had not succeeded in extracting yes.
terday, is apparently beyond reach. More
over, LII Is 70 years OF age, and, although q
giant physically, his years are against him.
1.-THE dispatch which conveys this in
formation is private and confidential
one, but Its trustworthiness is not doubted
by its recipient, who gave the news to The
Press correspondent"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-27

IA may have been all right in its day,
but what does Bismarck. the man with the
Iron jaw, want now at his tine OF life with
aswori? Emperor WllHa,a gift to his
ex'chancellor was sword wA!Gh he pre-.
sented TO the ex chancellor with tie fol.
lowing remarks: II could not find a bet.
ter present for you than sword, a sym.
Dol OF the instrument which you helped
my grandfather to forge. sharpen. and
WELD. 1t Ia the symbo, of the historic
time of blood and iron. 1t Is that means
which never falls in the hands OF Kings
ami Prlncee; also against home foes, and
as has been tested. against foreign
enemies"
The exchaneelIor replied In BETTING
terms and kissed the Kaiser's hand.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-27

The street markets were well patronzed
to-day, anu produce brought good
prices: eggs. Is CENTS per dozen; butter.
30 cents pound; yeul outlets IS cents per
pouud, calls ilver, ~ cents per pound;
pork, cents round pork CHOPS, 10 cents
do; sausage. 10 cts, do; scsapple, 10 cts.
do; lard, ~ Ct,. DO; squabB 50 to 81. 10
per pUiri cabbage, ceicry, spinach aud
turnips al ruling prices no change, and a
TIeuUiul supply; ehod IRON 30 10 - cents
eacA herring, 70 cents per dozen; rock
tsh % per pound; cat fish, - cents do;
oranges T. to 70 cents per dozen; lemons,
u cents do, bananas, Il TO % cents do.
lhe mnFkels were we'll supplied win
sprlug flowers IN bloom, which brought
good pIICeA
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-27

Magistrate McWhorter yesterday after.
room fined thomas Potter So aud costs
for lres passing on tbs property OF Gegrge
Jackson, no OfHn-e consisted Of the
posting Of show blila oil fences ami pro.
rpriirs Irnteu by Mr. JneBson. 4. Il.
BrenERuT4t, who represented tPotier and
two Other defendants, GuntpHGed TINT
jackson did not own the lHud or feIcss
aud lis clients could, thelaiure. not TO
held liable. iul the mng istlae thought
dineleHly and 80 i'm posed TIE line.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-27

The election for municipal officers will
take place In u few weeks, and 1t will soon
be in order to nominate candidates tor
the varioue offices to be iillad. Thus far
We have heard little about tho asplrants
for popular favor but We presume gentle.
men con readily be found who are willing
to sacrifice their personal Interest for the
public benefit. DR.. Shortlidge wo believe
would not object to a re election, thong h
he is not ready to push his claims, and
samuel Ii. Baynard, 1t Is said, would not
object to try his luck as soon as he can
see his way clear. Dr. Shortlldge dexter
ously removed formidable candidate
from the field by appointing ex.Sherifr
simmons Street Com I'd issi oher, to succeed
Newlin Gawthrop. Certainly there Is pol.
Icy in war.
We have not heard much said thus far
IN regard to the Demo cratic Candidates.
and 1t may be possible that they do not
regard the prospect OF election 8 Efficient.
yinvltlng to MAKE the oiilce worth con
lending Tor. We shall, however,, know
more about the matter IN yely short
ume. There are nlso two assessors to DO
esItsd. one In the Northern District and
the other In tho Southern District. The
FORMER IS certaln to be Republican.
while the other Is almost equally certain
To DO Democrat. Mr.. Mitchell would
Ike to be his own successor. but he has a
strong rival In the person OF George lic.
Caii, even II there are not other aspirants
ready to take the field, Thus far We have
heard but little said OF candidates for
council In the respective Wards but in
another week or two we shall be batter
posted, and will be able to inform our
readers more fully In regard to tho mat.
ter.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-27

J. Newlin Cav throp sat as member OF
the Street and sewer Department for the
lust time last night, nnd:aftsr the session
he spoke OF having dlsiiked his appoint.
ment from the beginning. When the
commissioners had drawn straws for tho
place he held he was glad when he drew
the two year term. Although Mr..
Gawthrop is no longer O member of the
department his advice will be needed
when the overhead railroad bridges are
built. Mr.. Gawthrop assured the mem.
bers That whatever service he could render
would DO willingly given.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-27

Mr. RprroR: In your editorial on com
pulsory education ycs,erday. you say It
10 an outrage to send child homo who
happens to be minute late or is absent
two half days. Allow ne to say that tho
children are In 10 case sent home for
being late. The child 10 allowed to take
bis or her seat. and when they go home
the teacher sends printed notice to the
parent that the child was late or absent as
the case may be. II absent, the paront is
requested 10 send the excuse back on the
same sheet or notice. in order that the tea.
cher knows that the parent Is aware of the
fact that the chidtwas atsent. s. Il. b.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-27
PHILADELPHIA. VIII MiNCTON g.
RALTiMORE RAILROAD.

IN EFFECT NOV. lSin. 1891
Trains win leave Wilmington as follows:
For Philadelphia leNpressJ, l6I. 400,
4.2o. $50. 7.42, $50, 50,S.559.43. 1906. 1016,
l1.25. 1l.33 11.51 a, M, 'l2.35. 1.37. 3O5,
J.O4. 5.1o. 5.56, 7oJ 9O6. and 9.l2 p, m.
For Chester (expressJ i57, 40. $50. 7.42.
5.5o. $40. $50. 1905, ll;25. II. a. m; 1.sz.
AZ st Sf isa Gn4 ~ SSs P u.s. ss a.
Eor M NV Yort. 10 s.55, ~ Ss5 4 $40,
943, 1905. 1916, lI.5l a. m, '12.35, 1877,
3.O5, $50 5.56, 7.U7. 9.l2 and 1875 y. m.
For Boston without change lOl6 a. IN.
and $50 p. m. .. ,,.,.
scnville and st. Augustine; IA y. m,
ssleepers TO Hot Springs, Memphis and
For West Chester. via Lamokln, go a.
II For nv Newark I: ii Center and intermediate
stations. 74O a. m. and 6.33 p. m,
Baltimore and Nashingtonso i3S. SOY
H. T. 20 III Il g5s soi i S35 p NJ a aSd
baltimore. and intermediate stations.
24L 4l3, Gus, and ii.54 p. III.
Leave Philadelphia. Broad Sueet sta
tion. for Wilmington teXpress) $50 TO,
ZOE. 3 49, i.0l. 81. 5.OS, $50 5,55, a.5a, ,6l7,
Cos $50, lille ll.l6 p. IN, and LOB night.
Accommodation. $50. 1888, 9. 10. 1915 {. M,
1922 N'A-f ~N'NN
SUNDAY TRAINS.
For Philadelphia (eNprcssD Isl 26j 40,
$50, SEE. 9.43, 1905, 11.5l a. m, 'l2.35, Lat,
S.n5, 500 5.J6. 707 lbs. 9.O6 and 9.I2 p. m.
Accommodation, L $40 a. m, 12.lO, lao.
X Fer Chester re leNpress) Isl 42O. $50. SIS,
1905, li.5i a. m, 1877, 5Vi, 5.5G. 7.O7 and 800
Accommodation. 7, s1O a. M, 1910. lao.
For New York. ~, 49,. 40, 7, $50, s.t2.
10 %. llal a, III, *l2.36, 1877, 3.OJ, 40J, 800,
6.EG. 7O7, 912, ami 1875 p. m.
For Roston, without change, 5.5s p. m.
For the South-Sonthern Hallway Ex-
press 81 p, M sleepers to Augusta, Jack
sleepers, to Hot Springs, Memphis and
For West Chester. via LamokIn. S.55 a.
baltimore and Washington. 4.ss. sol.
$50 p m. and 1919 night
baltimore and intermediate stations,
SY ie aHS III fhhRdHpphla Broad street for
Milmlnf ~ 6 SSSpf S c s5o I Ills li IS
Acccmmodati6n, S5j, 90, 1926 a. M,
l2a5' 2o3 fle s2s sga n aTG li2s & M
For New Castle. S13 Ill a, m, go. 40.
6li, G.l5 a.5l p, IN. and l.. 10 night.
EXPRESS for DSver iiarTington IN and Del
mar, sla, II. ~ ?. NJ, y p. M, 1921 hight.
For Harrington and way stations only,
Express for wyoming 6.53 p m.
Express for Cape Charies, Old Point
Comfort atio Norfolk, l.O3 a, M and 12Ol
night.
SUNDAY TRAINS
For New Castle, 1905 night.
For Cape Charles. Old Point Comfort
and Norfolk, l2.9l night
For Middletown, Clayton. Dover, Wy
oming. FELTON,, Harrington, BridEeVille
Seaford. LAUREL and Delmar. l2.Ol night
90, Congressional Limited Express
trains, composed entirely Of Pullman YES
tibule. Parlor and Dining Cars. No extra
fare other than the usual Pullman charge.
- Limited Express trains, composed OF
Pullman Nesttbule Farlor Cars. Nestibule
Passenger Coaches and Dining Car. No
extra fare,
| For further Information passengers arc
referred to the ticket agent at the station.
| s. Nj. PROVOST, J. II, WOOD.
General Manager General Hass Agt.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-27

Yesterday mar.oi tho iitth year OF tile
vgdtcI iis OF George ldylog, No. stI Van
BuraH street and at his homo Inst ugnt
about Thirty rrieuGs, together with INC
couple, ca!orrhtGd the 0ecH&ton General
good NImUr wHs INDUCED III and .uter.
ward d collation. was SERVED. Professor
S, hlumalAuuU iurH hgl LII tc Inc
COT pie received several EaHdsUIAe pres
eUts,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-27

The different species Of ants arc pretty
generally distributed over the globe, and
on this account the raturalists infer that
there is work for them to do in the great
economy of the universe. In each colony
males females, noutGrs and sometimes sol,
diers arc to be recognized. The males nro
invariably smaller than the females, and
like those of the feminine gender, have
wings in their original state. The neuters,
which are the workers, are without wings
in any Of their transformations. and the
soldiers are recognized by the armor plates
Oh their heads.-St. Louis Republic.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-27
TRAINS LEAVE SsGLA WARE AVENUE
nApflv EAST ROUND

TRAINS LEAVE YsEGA WARE AVENUE
Depot EAST BOUND
Au,,,,i,,s ,I,n,niu.,,,, ut,h p,n,sch Light.
.ixnr..ss ,rni,.a -.
81 w.sn,s ,.aoL 5,y, .aoo q =; "a A. .lu 40
now noIa' y. wees ~ asys r. ~ &. h, - IN
s' M.v Yar. s,.aaaSs .sgt y X III 40 a. m,
49, % 70, z 4, IL p. m. 49,, e,o.,.
Ihnnueipnn SlW VEN Nv, Ehs Ana :: IL
mht frets,} weah y. nhys ", ~ \, q, AS an
20, r. % y, ~, a. ~ ~. ny 4 M .5at sis
I<n5 20 Nf'' 3" ~o' 49, 'o''' -
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., euhoayh, ~ ~ ~, ~ - az Sao - nj
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81 p ~ , ~ u frxx.,ub and M.rl,et st.A
,vaah dn'os ., AZ " II - a. .io d. ~ IN ~ III
eeA 1ays' "V@
eundays ava y IL III soa' m'' ~. ''oA
~ y ~. w..,. 49,, ..o, as .,,, COS
.CiES TEN ~ M u"1 "a al ~ % vo''
20 o. - ~ 81 ~ ntaa ~ Az IA I'll
SO. ~ ~ ! w. w. o'V' 'f' sN'' 1" a.
oil ESTER. SuudayA .3Oa .;11 0N 75s
.li a. H. ~ a M i IS = IA 3in 46b % nj gsl
.ggas 40, 10 Ill D. IN
Atlantic civ. week DAYS = Ii, .I22t, ~ 40
50 Sundnys y H. Z bS a M .2ty 10 IN
' WRIST BOliSU
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON, s4lS
.lT IS n ~ n IN la - *. ) o. q 81 ~ ii.s 10
'tb6p. m.
Sundsya .4Is III q IL A. M .ieia .so5
i0g. u 81. u ~ :g 81 n m.
baltimore and Way stations Tl7 a, IN. 80
nm. dniiy.
Newark Del. - IS, Ii, % 81 a m., zig lG3 OF,
So, 'UIA 70, Is 10 g bS. II 10 .. H. Sundays
'e5S il 10 D. IN.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-27

rttE ftbera or Park Commission.
ers ave yaIe into the agricultural bust.
p-r= So risiug a crop Of wheat on
kirs sga5 Ftfs THIS will De the means of
AtarlIns . Eap Of 9rnss.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-27

The Moslems have two festivals of spe-
ciGl Importance, the Greater Bairam and
the Lesser Bairam Tho former is in mem
DRY of Abraham Offering his son Isaac and
lasts four days
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-27

Miss Dsuiorth VIII sDaak at Grace
Church this evening. Sho Is rst4tilpd
missionary from Japan aud ynuuE
woman oil more than ordinary Eb.ltty. ileI
address on the mlrsipn work In lap.p vii
prove hlEuy interesting. lhs musr VIII
he IN charge OF the you LIZ lud-eatf tAs
CEuICA. Al arc ihNItnl.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-27
Security 77a'! { 'ais Deposit Il.

NO NIJ WaFNet Sifeet, -
Capital SSOO,OoO. surplus 100000.
Allows Interest "a Deposited
Money IT, Follows;
deposits payable on demand per cent
deposits payable alter 10 days notice ~.
per cent.
Deposit payable after days notice per
cent.
Az yC business accounts ute not tHken.-
The COZ pNIy Aris M tkrCI'ur, Sd nIuia-
IrnfuF, Trustee. Guar Jan, Recover and
Agent, am rents sinai safes in lire ami oar
piaT-pTuol vaults.
HINJ, Nj, LNS. l'r siteut.
WAL, i, EANLl, ~ 4, Vice President.
lA-, H. tLNkksh%. Treasurer
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-27

2 Johnsouta Magnetic on kills all pains
whether internal or o&ternAt. $500 slzs
so OTIS; 6oc:. size 25vts,
N. b Daulurth -ccOud and Market
streets. aud Miller's Drag store. 4O2 Mar.
ket street
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-27

There should be given an Impetus to
the baby business. A bill has been intro.
duced In our Legislature allowing physl.
clans In rural dis,rlcta rs cents for each
birth recorded with the secretary OF the
Board OF Health. The penalty for failure
TO record births has been raised from 50
to SD With this 25 cent fee the doctors
should do their very best to help along
the bae2 husiness and thereby increase
the reputation OF the rural districts
which now are suffering from dsartn of
citizens. All praise to the men VINO DO.
heve In Increasing the baby industry in
delaware.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-27
{. isry's Confidential .eal 1iss,

Hooms+ ard D. In the Exchange building,
corner sevnnth and Market streets advances
uoneN on personal proporty Of all Il oscrip-
tons. Al tho lowest rates. Private co nsultsp
iltf' i1om attached. Also furniture stored
al friIsoHahic Yates
- u ~ .ninKsuntii O'Clock IS
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-27
THE DIAMOND ICB CO.
having been convinced OF the advantages that would y
to its patrons by placing the delivery of ice in
this city under system, has sold its entire output
Of Ice to the
PROv|DENT ice COMPANY.
1t patrons of its high appreciation of their liberal
patronage and will be pleased to have them transfer the
to the company.
Mr. D. Werner will assume active part in the manage.
men of the Provden and has no hesitation in guaranteeing
a more satisfactory delivery under the system.
LEA PUSEY, President
The Consumers ICH and Coal COMPANY
having disposed OF its entire stock of ice to the
PROVIDEN7 ICE COMPANY

of this city, desires to transfer it's entire patronage the
company begs thank its patrons for the generous and loyal
patronage they have bestowed upon and asks that their kind
interest shall be continued the "Provent Our
err Mr. Miller Stradey will be in the active management of
the new company
JACOB PUSEY President
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-27

SHERIFF'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF A
writ of Nenditloni Exponas to me d-
rected, will be exposed to public sale at
the Court House, on Market street be-
tween Tenth and Eleventh streets. in
the city of Wilmington, New Castle
county and State OF Delaware.
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