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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-02

THURSDAY. MAY =. 1890.
The ssnarorship.

From present Indications VS. infer there
will not be an election by the Legislature
Of q o. s. Senator. The supporters OF Mr..
Higgins will not vote for Mr.. Addlcts. and
the supporters OF Mr.. Addicks will not
vote for Mr.. Higgins. So long as they
will not unite there cannot be any cleo.
tlon Of 9 Senator. We do not sup.
pose that everything which has appeared
In the papers as coming from Mr.. AddIcks
vas uttered by him, but still we should
not be surprised that the saying. '1t will
be Addlcks or nobody" has como founda.
Ton 10 rest upon. Such q declaration
may have been impolltic, II Mr.. Addicks
really made 1t, as Legislators object to
being ooerced Into any course byiany one,
vet 1t is probable the interests OF the par.
" should suffer more from continuing
the contention through the coming can
vsss. than by his election.
struggle for the nomination OF Hlg.
gins mep, Addlcks men or Massey
men might lead to the defeat OF the entire
ticket and then the Democrats would
Battle the Sena, ,orehip without saying by
your leave Messts. Hlgglns, Addicks and
Democratic hands may be preferable to
the election OF Mr. Addicks, but we do
not believe that the great mass OF the Re.
publlcans In the State think so. OF the
two evils we are ready to take what seem
TO us to be the lesat. The matter is i'm.
portant. because of the Influence 1t may
exert over future contests. and In this
light our legislators should look at 1t.
II any OF them have. any ambition to
serve the State hereafter they should pur.
sue course to make it possible for them
TO do 80. AS long as the supporters of
MIR. Addcks adhere to their present posi-
tion, the fate OF the party Is in their hands
and the members OF the Legislature can
determine whether 1t Is better to submit
to their dictatlon, or to sacrifice the Sena :
torship and also the prospects of succe 50
OF the party with 1t. 1t is like Scylla on
the one side and Charybdis on the other.
and like the mariner 1t may bs II We es-
cape being wrecked on the rocks It may
DO only to be engulphed in the whirlpool
of seltshness and narrow mlndedness
II Mr.. Addlcks has not magnanlmity to
make sacrifice will Mr.. Hlggins.prove to
be equally devoid OF that vlrtue2
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-02
Repnbilcnu NominntIon,.

The Republican nominations for the
different Offices In our city will take place
on Saturday afternoon. The candidates
are as follows;
For Mayor. Thomas Johnson Samuel
II. Baynnrd j. Had. Lewis
President of Council. DIR. Abram Erantz
and James Ksenan.
City Solicitor. samuel Macallster and
Walter Hayes.
City Treasurer. Joseph X. Adams.
Assessor and Collector for the Northern
District, Edmund Mitchell Geo. ". Phli.
lips.
A candidate for assessor OF tho South.
ern District has not been named. as 1t Is
hardly probable that the Republicans
could carry that district under the most
favorable circumstances. The different
candidates are sound Republicans, and
the nominees should receive the vote Of
overy member Of the party. The attempt
10 drag the Senatorial question Into this
election is as foolish as 1t ls lmpollte, aud
should not ALLEVIATE a single vote. 1t will
require united party to beat the Demo,
ernts, and no Is an enemy In llsKuise WHO
viii In any way encourage diSsension. 10
InG ter by what name he may be called
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-02
rs.e.. IL. a.rsr, ussa.,.

The excltement 10 90 Intense At Denton.
Md. that armed guards patroilsd the
streets of that town all of last night to
prevent any attsmpt to lynch Marshall L.
Price. the young blacksmith. who is on
trial for the murder OF Sailis e. Dean. on
March 26th. noar the village OF Harmony.
As an extra precautlon the street lamps.
which are usually put out at 1880 o'clock.
burned brightly all night, and all persons
passing along the street after midnight
were closely watched by the guards. The
sheriff moved his family from the house
adjoining the jail and several men were
placed inside. with orders 10 shoot the
first person who attempted to forco an
entrance during the night. Prlcs's won
derful nerve deserted him and he paced
his cell all night. Tho trial now going IN
is exciting much attention from the pub
Ia
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-02
I al,ll nna Iin,lalna In.aee,ar chassn.

AAtih ana uuitdtnG inspector Choseh.
The Republican members OF City Coun.
oil last night caucusaed for . milk and
building irapector and finally chose John
Mcsluien and Lewis I Grubb respective
ly for the Offices The caucus was held In
the office OF Colonel John n. Wainrlght
and iasted two hours. Thirty six ballots
were taken In the selection OF building
Inspector and sixteen for a milk inspector.
The members would tell only the result OF
the caucus and said they had agree to give
out no details. Lewis Grubb. the newly
elected building ius pector. 10 man we'll
fitted for tha position. He lie carpenter
aud is a pratioal man at the business. For
many years he was foreman OF the shops
of the Philadelphia. Wilmington and Balti-
more railroad In recent years he has been
engaged as q contractor and. builder and
1s the senior member OF the firm OF L. It.
Gruhb d Son.
Milk Inspector McMullen is q brother
of Speaker MoMullen. and has had great
deal OF experience with milk. He IL ex-
pected to make model official.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-02
Stree, n.d sewer con,raes.

The Street and Sewer Department met
yesterday morning and awarded contracts to
the lowest bidders whose estimates were
read at the regular meeting held last week.
The bids are for no specific amount Of ma
terial and are supposed to stand for the en-
tire consumption Of the department for a
year. The successful bidders were:
Charles Warner Company, Rosendale
cement. sl.O3; German Portland cement,
s2.3S; beach sand, 9s cents load: bar sand.
II cents; everything to be delivered on the
work. Delaware Terra Gotta Company,
pipes at II per cent. off list prices; paving
and sewer bricks from $3.50 to s14 per
thousand. Michael Donahoe, crossing flags,
32 cents foot. James Scott, curb stone, 40
cents foot. Aremlte Coulter. stone, II
cents a foot, Brandywine Granite Com
pany, centre stones, s3.25 each. John Max
well & Sons, blue rock gutter stones, IL
cents foot.
]. H. Gooding, Georges Creek coal, $3.10,
lump without extra cost. John T. Simmons,
putting in side cutters and cross cutters, 2S
cents square yard; crossings. 49h cents
square yard. Simmons & Bro, paving, IA
cents yard,
Davis & Bro, resetting old curb Ia cents
per foot. setting new curb, 10% cents per
foot. The contract for castings and special
plates were given to the Harlan and Hol-
lingsworth Company. The hardware bids
were all rejected and the secretary re-
quested to ask for new bids in which special
lines will be asked for. The secretary was
instructed to order a boat load Of gutter
stones.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-02

The life OF the different candidates for
office is not now just happy one, as they
are beseiged In their places of business
and their residences for favors by the dlf-
ferent ones who claim they carry the dif-
fsrent wards In their vest pocket and can
cast the vote solid for the candidate who
puts up the biggest pile. Then there are
tickets galore for every ccnoeiyable thing
under the sun to which the different can.
didates are requested and expected to 60
down into their pockets and purchase.
The begging or soliciting OF money from
the candidate who tAlnks he ls called up.
on to servo the public thinks by tho time
he gets through with his canvass for.votes
that the public he is serving is very dear
indeed.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-02

To cure ucryousugss, lack Of seii-cupteet. d.
r. H#euryr Ar.
Iur1 hinge lalc1 ma worn nature for
CEo ui tri- hlnr-7, buoyHurN Huu IiW4 z.
t-s.a#r forever uN,rts ui vScv-ze-. oyrra9t,.
y rfysNG.
Ia -ise full strength, dorrurncrt anl tuas
t@fEsfE IuFlrU UuG lJHHH 90 tUr Epnt.
.Ga pg BARRIER. Esauro intra-- .ute. Two
Gla sand references,
Tile taaR l. Iwr.ly u,iaM arl srisHtifes
ff=fl s5fD curiosity scaA'.s, IuNul1t-h'u ln mfn
GG.s a Ep Irr4Ii
~ ,pauna man, who had Applied "a IL,
= fler wr.Ir.
e&tN. t.H YOU that Nrst day is one / i
u=vet IgfEr'f. ! 5u-t L.b.lri with jos |
W2n'el . bug everybody sud tell tneru my
sll sell Lad lied yesterday. and u.F n - self
was tuEu to-day. Why rIdb't yuu t,il He
wh.1 '.TsJ wrurv that ] "0Iil Ind It tia
tFas Q
Aud aofl r thus:
II VOL bg;1peh cast load uf god al uly
feet il wof:ld not h[ng elch glAeRe-s iato my
life as yuuT fI0ts ID has conc"
MHts 50 ae ERIE MEDICAL. COMPANY,
sftsl" 5fa5 mi AZ Io6 GI s5f Iitl9 soqk
this paper, and ste Conp7Nny promises to Rend
the b5ok, In tealsd envelope, without any
marks ard entirely :rSs, un;ll u 10 wsAl intro
duCsd
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-02
~ INlUMth Vi LOVE

Is ut}ps, rEriTrCI. NaIUriIGE."
l.Nert f!un WAC Would Know tic
t.rnnd Truths, ihr Plain Facts. the
New Di.royrrics Of W sdi al science
us Applied 10 Married Lie, WIN
Nonld Alone Ioi Fast Errors mud
Avoid Future puuiie, should Sccurf.
the Wonderful Lnuic Book Called
stamplrte Manhood, Rnd How to At
tniu a.
=" tlete ct Inst is Information from n liah
z#is= tt,=i aeafl,+ ,tIt mu Nurh wOndrrs = tth
thu gerWr,tIlaft tI men '
FRnsFet Mllv ao-pIih-s n mrthol bvSyhiE IA
te iaiR iHA yisag and manly power.
method hy Which 20 Cud all unnatural
1fafIs On Tic system.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-02

sasocsi yearly contracts were aUas ted
totle loves. an. su,oessE4. bidder 10. the
Street ard Sewer Commissioners Oh We'd.
uestiag morning The Charles Warner
CompaHy wClsawarded tDo contract for
cement and sari the Delaware ! ctrG Gotta
Company the uoatggat .9r lspss, paving
aud sewo. urcA MitGuei nnniu1o, cross.
iuS eaga jNmc, Scott cRrA stone Bran.
nywlne Gtal.ti Company pen.ro st3Ha
and p5finS irt- v R.1 Gnl simmons
l4o. wnalo pleaslto goo tLst sD'l tbs
We beA1y-4a s. a's.',u- nD4s5- at AUHa.
syen II 1t shout cos. tg,'5 'ayt5 EOl G4a
materials.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-02

$3.50 o %a%tsS nvss ao6To sS5y s% sumo a s sw "%a on
tHrpIisc, out OF which $1,000 to s!.UJI can he
made in next lnOnthS. very useful
speciality Without competition, and pur.
chaser Will have contrU for 10 years. gll
sold at candy exposition IN Philsdel phia by
one lady In l2 days over 200 per cent pro
fit Ii will pay any one having money 10 IN.
yeRtigate this opportunity FOR goOl saio
and legitimate business f. NJ. Bayue. w.
1th street. Wilmington. fl9-st'coiu
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-02
35 to SO per cent.
lower than the
lowest.

wv WV
Every day new customer
are sending the good news of
our lower prices and strictly re.
liable goods to friends and
neighbors. To-day many thou
sands are talking about the
satisfactory Clothing we're sell
ing.
It's great point we've made
in meeting the exact wants Of
the many, as well as the special
and exclusive dressers.
One Special Suit-everybody
can wear, no matter how large
or small the finances.
We never knew $40 worth
to be 80 good and satisfactory.
We never knew as fine wool
made into cloth to sell for such
an amount.
Perhaps it's q fine Black
Suit. SIS. No more, and it's
as good as the former $25
ones.
Hardly dare advertise those
Mems All Wool Suits, So and
1915. AS fast as they get on
the counter customers are wait
ing for them. Associate in
your mind that SO or Sl2
Suit of a short time ago. Not
a dollar more than 50 or 1878.
Yes, the same low prices for
Boys Clothing. Come and
see.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-02
Nora wing or racrion candidate.

captain Thomas johnson orc uf the can
dl3aes who is seeking the Republican
nomination for mayor, hailed reporter
Of The Morning Ncws' yesterday after
noon 10 whom he slil.
Il want yon 10 understand and ! want
the Republicans u ths city To- understand
also that l am not tho candidate Of any
wing M lay faction. l am Republican.
aud am seeking the nomination fur mayor
at ttn hands of the Republicans | am no
mans man and am making my canvass
upon NY own merits, If ! am nominated
ani eleetel l will be the representative of
the Republican party, and / viii he under
obligations to no man or men
10 the extent that they will gov
crn my actions, II elected / shall
seek 10 serve The pa 7ple first and my party
sarana ta the best u my ability. l do not
want any mistakes TO be made as to ny
staining ! am not candidate of a rnr-
t3an u tha Republican parry. but Of the
Hh6le PATTY ! trust that this statement
q mg mstion is lrar ana WIN he md@g=
al by mg ro Nal rlamulH ana by eyeN
l,Hah al yn'g w thg ai.y,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-02
PHILADELPHIA. VIII MINCTON d
BALTiMORE RAILROAD.

PHILADELPHIA VIII MiNCToN d
BALTiMORE RAILROAD.
~ IN EFFECT APRIL 2ist, 1894
Trains will leave Wilmington as follows:
For Philadelphia texpress). l.57. 255.
40, $50. 7.42. 1850. 8.boS.55, 10 OF. .l016.
1l.25. 11.33, 1151 a. M, '12.35. !.s7. sos.
~. scsd$moaaiiSsh. s50 sssa 1iiSs &C. anq s 81 3 $ H.
l2;$s. rs. $40. SIS. 7,4o and l0,sS ?. m =,
75o Hor sso Shestsr s iSSp Se6pr1ifs III HI n.y.
Aecomlmodatien. ., !. 500, lO,4S, ii-Ss a.
ss lNs NsS Yost. *. ssa sss ~ ~ $50
9.48, 1905, 1915, II 81 a. M. 1925. l.97.
s.o5. 5.iO. 5,5s. 707. 912 and lO.35 p. m.
For Boston without change W'ls a. M
II For TT the e sonti.-southsrn Railway ex.
pPGgys s aa ssspens To AfISa jack @
sleepers TO Hot Springs. Memphis and
For West Chester. via Lamokln. $50 a.
N'is For s;'' Newark Z; i Center and intermediate
Baltimore and Washington. 4.ss. SOL
AZ, 5,$s, $500 S4i SIS 7ii, $40 p. IN. f.nd
baltimore and intermediate stations.
2.47, 4,4S. G.Os. and lila D. m.
Leave Philadelphia, Broad street sta
525 s,ai, 1879, liz, /; ;ss ., M. 'i2ss .s9.
6.5 54G 1i;l9 Ills p M and 4 l2Ss night;
12s a.0s. 4.o3. i.Sl. 6.22. sSS. 1908 and ll.Ss
SUNDAY TRAINS.
For Philadelphia (express). Isl, 2.d5, 40.
$50. S.5-, 9.43 1906, 11.51 u nj.. 1877.
sos, 5.O4. s.5e, 7.07. 7.25, go6 ana sl2 p. m.
Accommodation, Z. $40 a. M. l2lO LiO.
l.05, SIS and lO.S5 pm.
1905, IL 81 a. m. 1.sI, 5.Oi, 666. 7o1 and sos
Accommodation. l. $40 a. m. IL 10. I..o.
F. For n New W iorf. S%f iYSf fs H. $50 80
1905, 1l.51 a. M. '12.35, 1.37, 3.O5, 4.05. 04.
b.56. 707, 9,l2, and 1875 p. m.
For the south;;-southern Railway ES-
rsi sanvnfs "a and Il ii st. hugustine; III p. m,
sieepers, TO Hot Springs. Memphis and
For West Chester. via Lamokin. SIS a
III RsitimoTe si stas = and M Washington. as. sol
Baltimore. and intermediate stations.
',Ys Hea1e awe Phi PhisedeIpha, q Broad street. for
MilmnftHn m f SGs seSpfsss ts5 Sc isO 7do IT, io
nss Z; mn shd ps ge' s1e ls5 e. m
1856 s0{ f1o SSs 1SS' bp%i5iSR hT% llss m
SIS o s5s S s5i Ipse' p M and and 4 % night -'
Express for Dover. Harrington ana Del-
| mar, S.l3, 1103 q. m, AZ p. M, 12.0l night,
For Harrington and way stations only.
| $50 p. m.
Express for Wyoming, 653 p. m.
| Express for Cape CharIos. Old Point
Comfort and Norfolk. ll.03 a. m. and 1901
night. .
| SUNDAY TRAINS.
| For New Castle, 1206 night,
Tor Cape Charles. Old Point Comfort
| and Norfolk 1901 night.
| For Middletown. Clayton. Dover. Wy
oming, FELTON,, Harrington Bridgeville,
Seaford, Laurel. and Delmar, 1901 night.
C" Congressional Limited Express
i trains, composed entirely of Pullman YES
| tibule Parlor and Dining Cars. No extra
fare other than the usual Pullman charge:
/ CD Limited Express trains, composed OF
Pullman Vestibule 'Parlor Cars. Vestibule
| Passenger Coaches and Dining Car. No
extra fare.
For further Information passengers are
referred to the ticket agent at the station.
| s. M. PROVOST. j. II. WOOD.
General Manager. General Pass. Agt.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-02

Mr.. Lewis L. Grub. q we'll known
builder and an ex, Councilman was select
ed last evening. at tho Republican caucus
of the members OF City Council. to sue.
ceed Daniel Dohl as Building Inspector
for the next three years, at yearly sal
ary of 81, 500 and s25 extra por month for
the keeping of horse and equipments.
For MIX Inspector. Samuel McMullen
was selected to serve for the next two
years. The nominees are capable men
for the positions. and no doubt will re.
fleet credit upon themselves aud their
party in the performance OF their several
duties. Mr.. Grubb's election can he at.
tributed to his son in.!aw, MIR Howard
Staats, who looked after his Interest,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-02
TRAINS LEAVE BELAWARE AVENUE
DEPOT EAST ROUND

TRAINS LEAVE I5IIAWAkE ANENbb
DEPOT EAST BOUND
All trains illuminated with Pntsci, Light.
New York. week dayA 'so3 e II. .s4a. 'loD
IN. New YcTi sunday M % : S5. g II ii ii 40 a. m.
PhilndeIphia CTwenty- fourth and Cheat ,t
= ts. ~ y a. $3.50 10 40 10 40 eli IS IA. n..
'la.4 20. $40. 5 70. <5@ 20 IS. esl TSL ~
kunday%s, Il % 'aO3 @I7 os,. 75s 300, .l 20,
j 4oa. M. ", y 40 s.5. 45a '6A G39 ''3i
Philadelphia (rweluh and Market sts..,
week days. 's Oh = II, 's ~ 'i0 ava In- 'si9.
sunday. j.; d. = v @iO4 Tlz IL 4OA. w., ga. ''st
{ uoH'EssrER week days 'aol sss TN 6s5.
Ig5. ..SS ~ %. IS s., go. q "a. $40. 10. II
p 'ofiI5 Fl LIZ Sundays 'aoa. rlz sB. 15s
al &c. ll.4ua M. / .. :. ~ J Il, 45s 's35 63l
Atlantic city. week days. 'fl7. .1aai. 'a4o
an. snndaYs e l7.I aS / M. 40 p. IN.
CAPE NAY: week days. '1l7 a. NJ. 2.a0' p.
IN. sundays. fl1' H. II.
WEST HOUND.
BALTIMORE AMD WASHINGTON. .4B
~. IS u II. ~. IL IL. '2Oa Ol fS. - l4'SlJ
'tbep. IN.
sundays, .4l5. II, g Il a. n- r2Is. .aS
baltimore and Way stations : Il a. IN. 81
IN. daily.
= Newark. Dol, ,.4l5. Z II, IS &c Il M. .l2 Ia 399
= .. 70 ~ 30, . IG 'SbS II 10 .. III. Sundays
h. z, Is iT n ln- 10. SU3.'4 81. 50. % H.
Pittsourg IS :. C. m, .4s7 p. IN. daily
Chicago. % 4 H. Inr = "a p. M. daily.
Clnclnnnti oEd ~ Louis, ~ iop. IN. and
Z Is p. IL. daily.
New orlenns via bristol ani Uhattanoo "a
siap. m. daily. Through sleeper ~ New
orieana-
sipgerly accommodation, 5lT a. m. SOa
70 and II 10 p. ui..dajly.
Landenberg accommodation. week days
IL, 1T. tn, Ks and D ~ p III. eurdays,
y a m. 5adp. NJ.
Trims ienTe Market street station far
New FORK. week days. 's 30 a. IN.
For FhiAdeiphiH, week days . 20. = 30
-, IL aUn. H., 25a v45 y. IN. sundays B9J
II. M. 10! ta. giS y. III.
Tor littsburE and Chicago week days 's 81
For baltimore. week daps. o, so a. m,
~. 20 40 y. III. sunday s55 p. III.
Gays, ~. ~ 81. Ia. = ~. 4Jp- IN. SnndAys
~, II. NJ. q 10 y. IN,
tmyo Philadelphia CrwsmIy-fumrIb aud
heHinnt strests ior ~ llmlngton. week day g.
p4o, ~, 'S a., 10. III ~ =, ~, noon Il 81
j 81 2uu, 10, = 10 ! -. 'bON - H. bhJ ~
. 3, =, 80. 10 iO aud ii % .. IN.
sunday. u, 10. > Ia. ". 10 III ~ "a In. !
noon. = y, W, ID. 'IOJ, ". 80. : ~, . -
II II and II ~ .. III.
Leave Philadelphia (Twelrth and nIarke
sIreeiEl, week DAYS 'Vel = 10. IA ~ "a. IN
= ~. = :. J.. IN. sundays '3!l = Jj, Al II
a. M. ) id -, p. IN.
Telephone, No. l9L
Hates to Western points lower than via any
ether line.
Z %. sCuLl. General Passenger Agent
Ii. Il. ChMPhELlD GUnerat Manayor
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-02
@zyz Miss Edi,h Frederick surprised.

A surprise party was given Miss Edith
Frederick on Monday evening at her
home, No. 500 Monroe street, in honor of
her fourteenth birthday. An enjoyable
time was spent, music and games being the
main features, followed by refreshments.
Among those present we're: Edith Fred
eriek, Edna Talley, Sadie Draper, Alice
Hanna, Alice Welch, Alice Grlfflth, Helen
Palmatory, Katie DEMO, Addie Stevens
Sallie Sharpe Cora Edwards, Lizzie Costa
Blanche Costa, Bessie Fairlamb, Greta Tay-
lor, Anna Wollaston Mammie Hitch, Fred
Macklin Ralph Kyle, Forrest Pyle, Will
Gouert, Robert Bruce Charles Stradley
Charlie King, Leslie Cook, Walter Carter,
George Stevens, Paul Zimmerman, Lewis
I. Baugh, Lewis Frederick, James Hanna,
Harry Fairlamb, Walter Fox, George Mar
shall, Herbert McCaulley.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-02
DR.. RONEYWELL'S

SHERtFls4 ) SALE. UY VIRTUE OF \
writ ut i-r}uu Forias 80 mo Directed
VIII }5 ,NUu=trl ip public spIu al rhe
aErt Hu1.rr, on A.H"KuI street uctwCeT
i.tufh tli Fi'Neutn stro,fs h the city
"a " iimingtpr. New Castle county,
lltlihIIe,
OK SATURDAY.
TILE llth DAY or MAY 1sia,
at O'Clock y. III.
t4n following Described real estate. viz :,
All tlsHt certain lot, Iieee or parcel Of land
With a lwo-StprE hrtpk dwelling thereon
etsetrdt situate in the ci.y of W ilmmplon
atgfeSail, houudra ana described as fol-
le"#..fD wit.
EHetlriuE at the Intersection formed ly
tte nae 10 Tho Hurth,rly side OF Pleasant
str. with the line OF the westerly side
Ut au iIutru street, thDurc noFthsrly
alpfE said a'lu of Van Buren, street Is fett
To a geIIs sit thence westerly uud parallel
with l.ieI=att street and passing lhroheh
the middle III the division wall between
huHHt apl TIA" one adjoining ON the north
- feet Hut 81 inches to another corner
thence s"uthurly and parallel with Van
Eurnu street is feet 10 the aforesaid side
OF Pleasant street, and thence thereby
eastHrlN - tCrt o. inches to the place of
heeiaitiitE, he the contents thereof what
thry may.
Seized and taken IN execution as the
property OF Sarah l., shannon ana TT. 5
and TO be sold by
PAUL GTLLIS, Sheriff
sherltfs Office. Whining ton, Delaware,
April 25, 1885,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-02
N,lLMINcroN AND NORTHERN II. X

1iME TABLEiN EFFECT oct. 2stn. 1891.
Trains leave Wilmington tFrenrh street
StHiluH5 Tor Is. a o. junction, MOntchRatn
Ninterthur, Guyeu court GranOsue Cosssrt
Z haGds Ford junction. puuopson, Nesl CGe4-
ttr, LIN rccN!llc, Morlouvite, Coates III .
and intermediate stations dHily except sun
dHt, AT I'd 81. ~, -. a. ~ aud S.4J y. M sun.
tnt pnlS ht s.ut ii, III. Is hnl /. 20 II. III.
For hHyHc~burR Junction Sprtnghel 4 an
intc mediate stations daily except SUNDAY.
a. - =. M. s.;5 aud 5.4' y. III. Sunday ouy
n e.Oi u. M. n nnd 40 u. m.
For JuHnna. DirdsbOrO. Reading and inter.
mediate stations. daily except sunday. at
10 IL. IA; aud Sio p IN. Sunday only ut 60i
a. IN. and LBS p. IN.
A. q. McCAuSLAND. Superlut endenL
B0NNESS BRIGGS, Gen Pass Agcat
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-02

SHERlFF,S SALE,-BY VIRTUE OF A
writ of Lcvari Facias 10 me directed
will be exposed to public sale at the
Court House. on Market street between
Tenth and Eleventh streets, In the city
OF Wilmington, New Castle county, Del,
ON THURSDAY,
THE nth DAY OF MAY, 1895,
at 2 O'Clock p. M,
The following described real estate, VIZ:
All that certain lot piece or oaTccl OF land
with brick dwclline-hOusC thereon
erected situate IN the city Of Whining ton
aforesaid, bounded and described AS Iol-
lows, TO wit
beginning al the corner formed by the
intersectng OF the northDrly side of
Eleventh street with tho westerly side OF
Tatnall street, thence along said side of
Tatnall street northcrly 81 feet inches,
more or less, to the face Of the wall of tlic
brick mcssuage on the lot of land now
or late of the heirs of Lewis RumfoEd.
deceased thence along the face OF the said
wall westerly, parallel to Eleventh street.
Is feet j inches more or less, to corner
OF land now or late OF Forts Bringhurst,
erly, parallel to Tatnull street and passing
through the centre of the wall dividing
this from the house adjoining on the west
80 feat 2 inches more or less, to the said
northerly side of Eleventh street, and
thence thereby eastcrly IL feet II Inches
more or less to the place Of beginning, be
the contents Of the within said bounds
what they may.
Seized and taken in execution as the
property Of Michael kcnney, morteagor,
and Joseph NJ Griffith, trustee Elizabeth
7, Griffith, administrator of Richard X.
Grifiita, deceased; Elizabeth T. Gtihth
Joseph NJ Grihith, Richard a. Griffith
George |. Grifiith, Elizabeth r. GriiHlh.
guardian of Francis Grinith. heirs at Law
of Richard Il. Griffith deceased, and tt. $
PAUL GlI.LIS. Sheriff
Sheriff's Ohlce. Wilmington. Delaware,
April 20, 1885.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-02

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