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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-05

SIEEIFF5S SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF A
writ of LeEHn FuCias to me directed
viii be exposed TO pubtie sale a the
National tiotcl, kept Dy John T.. Nc
Iutyrc IN Middctuwn, In St Georges
hundred, New Castle county. Delaware
ON WEDN ESDAI,
THE 1fth DAY or AI'RtL, 1895,
ut 10 o'clock q. m,
Tho following described real estate, viz. {:
All that certain lot or piece of land
situate in ST. GEORGES hundred, New Cas-
tie county. and Statc Of Delaware
bounded and described as follows to wit.
beginning al IA stake on the southerly
side of a public road leading from tho
MiddlctuWn road 10 the Delaware railroad
aud on the westerly Side Of the Delaware
ltailrOad Gumpany's land, thence with
the said nompanys line south PIP degrees
west 100 feet to stake In tn" said line
the said stake being corner for this lot
and the lands Of George L. Brady, thence
leaving the line Of said cumpanys land
and running ON a new line dividing this
lot from lands of George Il. Brady, north
t5H degrees west, 100 feet 10 stake, the
lands OF George T.. Brady and Other lands
OF William ) SIeGnum, thence parallel with
the Delaware Railroad Gumpany's line
100 feet distant therefrOm and running In
thv direction Of Mt. Pleasant, north 12ia
degrees east 100 feet to II stHke on the
sOuthcrly side Of the public road leading
from the MiddletoWn road 10 the Della
ware railroad, tho said stake being a
of William S. Lednumi thence with the
said laSt-mentionCd public road north
IiH, degrees east luD feet 10 the place OF
beffirniF3, containing 90 square feet Of
land, be the same more or less.
Seized aud taken in execution as the
property of james T.. Fulton and Louisa
G. Fulton his wife, mortEugors and tt 5
'' PAUL GfILIs, Sheriff.
Shcriff's Office, Wilmington, Del, March
80. 1895
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-05

SAI.G.-RY ylRrftE ON A
Wat pt l-..4fi Ia iA3 ip mn 5iIrFs tn.t
viii t- 'Nue zEl 50 runlIn sale n the
Court House. on &ArhHr tfvatt bat sr.-r
Ftuih nul Eleventh sr-roiE ia tEe cav
of Mlml-Etnu, New Castle county,
State Of DHIANara
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-05

BEoArsr Bertha IIgalnogs mother rasid-
ing al MitwnHaee, WIS. aIappe her in
the lace last evening on returning home
o. late hour, bertha put bullet In her
head, kaliug hereof
InE wages ot TIE mal hauds OF wolfen.
den, Shore 4 Co, at Caddington. near
Chester, Pa, which have been reduced 10
per oeLt.. s per cent. Will bs restored
g. D. Bayils, house painter. has removed
90 7O4 Orange street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-05

CAMP of picturesque gypsies can be
seen at L ewden's woods. between Hares
Corner and ChrlstIana. It's the largest
camp OF those brown wan derers over seen
in our state. They Gro on their spring
move further Ncrth,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-05


NOTICE TO THE HUNGRABIE
~ JuDdES OF the Court OF General Ses-
siOns OF tho Peace ana JAN DalIvsry OF the
State OF Delaware. In and for New Castle 90
we. the undersigned freeholders and reepec-
iable citizens of the fisI ward of
the city OF Wilmington, do hereby certify
that Philip g. PlunKett. the owner and occu-
pnnt OF the store sii uated at Nos 2U7 ana 2Io
west Front street in tho First ward cIty
county and state aforesaid. and des ribed in
MS application. aud who IL an app icant for
licensr on Monday the 9th day Of May, A.
y, 1898, being the nsNtterm OF said court for
Inc sale OF itiuxicati z liquors In quant les
not less than one-half gallon therein. not 10
DC drunk gu tho premises he being n H.
ensed retailer OF goods wnres and merchan.
disc. the aggregate cost value OF his stocle
constantly kept on hand for sale Ia not less
thth hve hundred dollars; he Ia man OF
full age. sobrlety and good moral chnrnrter:
thar sucn sale OF intoxicating liquors al eaid
place is necessary to ACC inn cd ite th4 pub.
lic; that he IL the owner OF said bouse and
the following respectable citizens OF said
wsrd. at least twelve OF whom are smbstant-
lal freeh' lders of SAID ward, recommend
the said application 10 wfL.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-05
PtNNsYLyA "a ~ RAILROAD.

The standard Railway OF America.
PROTECTED TllRoUGHoUT BY THE
ihIrrIUehiuE switch nnd BIoci. siunnt A., a.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-05

NJ ORT Ali Ready y-mixed tor all pdr.
4Tl posns In any quantity. John NJ
SOLOMON o'ti1s. No Vast 'raira strast
Phones ils andso ID
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-05
Joacpi, " l;asN

n Office I, Thomas +. riley. tenant and
IN occupant Of the house situated ut I0Jy
fihe -. IN stu ward of city or Wilmington.
county Of New Castle and State Dt Delaware
II compliance With the requirements or ths
hcts OF tho General Assembly in slcl
case made aud provided do hereby give ua-
tlce Tint shall Apply In wrtIni 10 tho
Court OF General sessions uF tue Pvace
mud jail delivery OF the state OF Delaware
~ nnd for New castle county on Monday,
tho 9TH dal ui May. 1882. being the ncIt
term OF saiu court, for license tor aitil
holiso hs an lun ur tavern for The -9ie there IN
ol Intoxicating Liquors Ia l. 50 quantities than
one quait to he drunk on tho premises.
anu tho following rrspcniah,e citizens OF
said ward. at least twelve ot whom are sub
stantlni lrcehuldeis OF >ud ward recon.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-05

| j u ShLl or haHsahali goods ami
i Euf.tHn iEE'l-IEEv- 3 III be sold ut 7tId-
htHi H#f sons HutfBRn rooms IL H3t
l'gER E'rcri ON lraty afternoon, April
wa a. H.e-u"s \ railer suits, on he 1 rOpn
~ =. IT, var rs OF Hu1i carpets, tttlr USED,
tv.fs-5es inu1Ers ltrtUR hats organ, side
Lp1tIs sFgttt1tY. "Nt"uEEIII tables, -liverw IL.
ar Ai7o one arNuitn hers high cioek.
antique secretary tmretHs tables nnlIran4
thfr H AutHuY bedstet!s The auovr arti.
rlrs Eal he seen nt the auction rooms on dIy
aus tten4l1 before sHio fhls Is nue lot Of
g9siaZ fdrt'es lyUvLs Z tbc city
fbone Is sliDH iN & SONS.
Irttf8' Ra-i
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-05

WrrH the money given to CITY Council by
the Water department, Council had $50.
o35.4l in bank last evening to It's credit. to
run our city government until next July.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-05
IS HEAD
MISSOURI HORSES.

We will sell at our Stables No, Ilg M,.t
Front street, Wilmington, Delaware. ON
SATURDAY, APRIL 6. r8os.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-05

CIV NC VI MACHINES s-n tIunRii. Na i2 r.,
~ tn ntte-i, i"J1 t5ze.ua'i ~ Inw prices
hfEt=H ns" f'. ifr rhtt.s rciuc Vi 10 $40 SIS
hita -. 81 ftsA tB aCTCrt iium. SiTapr.
~ mm:'ee5er Aui Wilspa, NaH llonc. inlestic
WHIT ha oIbGr uiAtts .AnJ nHGhins
sett On ira irrr ,it iyt-,i. fuI -EsH. TWO
years en tEstatIgIGnss Seu., g.4.. at.
:, u. .tl.fitNA
So T., ith 81.
AaJ m.eis.+ r'.Ats- ttss,v .g.n.up
ah-s-,ST
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-05
Enr Sale.

DUBLlCSALE
Il -ul--
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-05

SHERIFI"S sALE.-BY VIRTUE OF A
WHY pl hehditloni EAponas 20 me di-
the Court House, on Market street be-
Tween tenth and Eleventh sueets. in
county and State of Delaware,
ON MONDAY,
THE sth DAY OF APRIL,
at O'Clock p. m,
The following described real estate, VIZ.
No. J., All that certain lot, piece or par
Gel Of land with a lwo-slory brick dWeii-
ls-house thereon erected, situate In the
city of Wilmington. county Hnd atute
aforesaid, and bounded AMI uescll lbeu as
Beginning at point on the easterly
side OF Lincoln street at the distance Of
iCl feet feet, - inches southerly from the
thence easterly and parallel with Shall
cross avenue and passing through the
house on this lot aud tie one n1I,'ining
on the north 100 feet 10 Il point; tnrnte
sontheriy, parallel with Lincoln street, Il
feet ~ inches to point thence westerly
parallel with Shallcross avenue, ana puss3
ing through the middle Of the division
wall between the house On This lot and
The one adjoining on the south IO0 feat 10
the said easterly side Of lincoln street,
and thence thereby hortherIy IA feet ~
Hfhes to ,beTe5Pl 5es Pa@gh ho Of be the
part Of al IL t5H5 1' esS5a'n @aa'6'a'G lot. ha5f or
story brick house thereon erected. situate
In the city Of Wilmington. New Castle
county anu State OF DetaWare, bounded
and described as follows, to wit:
beginning at point on the south heast-
eily side of Union street ut the distance
of So feet northeastcriy from the north
casteriy side of Gipin avenue. thence
southeasterly, parallel with titiplu ave
nue. 81 feet to the northwesterly side OF a
3-Ieet-Wide alley leading Into Gilpin nve-
nue., thence northeusterly, parallel with
Union street Il feet 10 corner, thcuee
nOrthwcsterly. parallel with Ggpln ave-
nue. So feet to the southcastnrfy side OF
Union street, and thence thereby south
westerly IA feet 10 the place of beginning,
be the contents thereof what they may,
Seized and taken In execution as the
property or John DOnaehy, administrator
OF Mary Donaghy. deeeBseu. and 10 be
sold by
PAUL GfI.LIS. Shcrla.
20. 1880
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-05

NOTICE.. Jane Mcllugh. the owner
ana occupant of tie house situated
al = y, Corner Eighth aud Chufrh streets
ihthe SIN ward In tie city OF ~ tim inrto
county OF New Castle and State
OF neinware. In compliance with III,
requirements OF the acts of the ueurrnl
assembly IN such case made aud provided
DO hereby give notlce thai / shall apply In
wiring &c the Judges OF the Court OF Getieral
SESSIONS ot the Peace aud jail Delivery OF the
county, on Monday. the 9th day OF Nav
hp.ls'h. being the next term Of said court.
therein OF Intoxicating liquors. In quan-
tlties less than one quart, 10 be drunk on
The premises, and the following respectable
citizens OF satd wardut least twelve OF whom
are substantial fre2holders. recommend the
HAll Mpnl llrnIlnn. 10 wit
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-05

NJ oTICE--I. stansbury Murray, Jr. the
IN owner and occupant or the house situ-
atcd at No. l0i East Front street In the Sec
ond ward, In the city OF Wilmington, county
OF New Castle nnd State of Delaware, in
compliance with the requirements OF the
o. Is oil the General Assembly IN such case
made AMI provided, do hereby give nolee
mat shall apply In writing to the Judges Of
the Court of General sessions of tho Pence
and JAN belivery OF the state oil Delaware,
In and ier New Castle County. on Monday
the Oth dayof May. 1895, being ihe next term
oil eald Court. for license for said house,
Tor the Is therein OF Intoxicating liquors
III less quantities than oneqaari to be drank
on the lIr, Misses. and the tEiIowing !cspe,,, a.
bic citizens Of said wuid, at lcust twelve of
whom arc substantial freeh uIders recon-
mend the SAID auulipnt nm IN NyiI. =
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-05

NoTIcE-i. Harry =. sohnepf, owner and
IL occupant OF the house situated Il No,
~ King street. IN the Second ward.
~ the city of Wilmington, county OF
rev castle and State OF Delaware IN
coinplinhce with tho require me nts or : the
huts OF the General Assembly In such cnte
made and provided. do hereby Hivo notice
t inat shall Apply IN writing TO tho Court or
General SESSIONS OF the Peace and Hail de.
Mnscry Of the state OF Delaware, in and for
uay Of MAY 4. d. 1898. being the nent
Term OF said court, FOR lioensc for SAID
nouse As an ltln OF tavern. for the sale there.
n OF Intoxicating iinnUrsin less onantitiea
thhh one quart 10 lie drunk on the preInises
anu Inc following respectable citizens or soIi
WHtn. nv least Twelve oil whom arn suh.
slant al frechoJer3 or said ward rern,,
mend tho said application. VIZ:
q neyos R"ht j. Schuyler
refer Ebncr Jacob Iaker
nhdfew utolh Edw MelrhlUr
" IN Stuart Edward uerres
hcuty Cltuller jacob SchniIcr
Samuel Q feed liont 4 GaiitIie
VIM ~ Qulnh Joseph A lieville
Ihhs 5lHiRs .lohn MHicr
Henry FeldGeltr MsIb!us Sptruetbalter
= ~ " n!t%rl A hantu:ph
1 ~ ioinuer Geo Mater
hqaIn hgner -Jlcnfy liinger
Michael rafferty, Morris X BIootusbary
hont 80 yoh Chas u Doughetty
ht-3t HAIRY y. SCllNEPF.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-05

The thieves that are now plying their
calling around our city so industtlously
are like the busy bees. They believe In
making hauls while the police are not
looking after them
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-05

DEA GOAl tOrlanity
l. EEtrAl LryBitI3, So psr tol
JOHN NJ SOLOMON,
Phones, mani s1s
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-05

IRE rumor yesterday on the stock ex-
change that Queen Victoria was dying. wo
arc glad TO state was untrue Her majesty
on Thursday accompanied by Princess
Beatrice. drove to Beaulieu along ths
mountain roads leading to LaBartiue
and paid visit to Lord and Lady Sails
bury. In the evening her Majesty enter.
taineh Sir Richard AInlet and Others ut
dinner and was In excellent henlth.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-05

NJ OTiCF-l. John TuIy, the owner aud
~ occupant o. the house situated mt No.
Enst Front street. In the Second ward In
the city OF Wilmington county or New Caa-
tic and state OF Delaware. Ia compliance
with the requirements OF the acIs oil the
General Assembly la such case made and
provifcd. do HEREBY give notice that | shall
apply IN writiag to the JUDGES OF the Court
Of ueheIal Sessions of tho Pcacc ana jail
Hel!very OF the state OF Delaware, IN ana
FOR New Castle County, on Monday, the eth
day OF Mny A. d. 1925. being the next term
Of said Court, tor II license FOR sal house. for
the shle therein OF Intoxicating Liquors fn
less quantities than one quart TO be drunk
Oh tho premises. ana tho following respec-
table ciii%ens of said wRrd ~ least twelve OF
whotn ate substantial frCcnuiders, recon-
mend ihe said application to wit:
Plunke;t Denuis 4 Ouiu
WIN II Quinn Dennis Conner
harris Benjamin q Gam
Michael itRfrcrty John J Walan
Henry feihmcfer MRrrtn n Elliott
Robert r Gamble latiioa ,lsnu
andrew Grotz Moses Smith
Michael Walsh WIN stuart
John taInHn WeIuer
Johh " lliiott John VI Stuart
John II Hubert Aw Rautlolnh
Samuel Heed John IlurInnI
liinZel SnJ uct IysI
Cbss Is Dougherty JOHN TVILY
asst
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-05

Nj UTlCE.-I. Cornelius mundy, uwnrrand
IN occupant Of the house situated ut Ip2s
and w. La caster aveunf, IN the l.th wafd
ia The city OF Wilmington, county OF New
Caste ana State OF Delaware. In compliance
with the requirements of the acts of the
General assembly, In such case made and
provided, do HEREBY give natioe that . shall
apply In writing 10 the Judgea OF the Court
OF General Sessions of tho Peace and jail
Delivery of The state OF Delaware. In and
Tor New Gaatle County, on Monday The tth
day OF May, \. u, ls9i being the next term
OF said court, for license Tor said house for
the sle therein Oi Intoxicating liuHuts IN
lcSs quahtlties than one quar-. 10 lie drank
on the premises. ami the following rp .pecta
pie citizens OF said ward, at least twelve OF
whom nre substantial frcehoiders leguln-
lnenh The sAll numlI niinn n
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-05

FRoM present appearances the muve-
ment to LrInG The Highlands into the
city has petctei out and the agitators
hnve given up trying to annex II to tie
city for tie present at least. AZ we sald
before, we hayo enough muddy streets In
Wilmington without taking In any more
country roads. at tue piesent state Of the
citys finance.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-05

slfERIFFS SALE--BY VIRTUE or A
writ of Nendilioui EXpbtias 10 me di~
reeted, will be exposed 10 public sale az
the Court House, on Market stfeet ne
the city OF Wilmington New Castle
county, Delaware
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-05

d. WESprLL Hulburd will attend the
annual convention OF the American Col
lege Republican League, which takes
place at Grand sRapILs. Michigan. Ho
goes as a delegate Of the University OF
Pennsylvania Republican Club The
business session begins on Saturday
morning.
The Washington times., 1895-01-02
$1,000

Buys HEREa a good,
reliable Overcoat,
well made, stylishly
cut, and perfect fit
ting. SI2 buys a
better one, SIS still a
finer one, and so on
up to the finest that
can be made.
Suits, too, in same
range of prices and
equally as good val
ues and variety.
ROBINSON, CHERRY & CO.,
Clothes, Furnishings, Hats,
Twelfth and E SITS.
The Washington times., 1895-01-02
ANACOSTIA NEWS.

taffy pull was held at the residence OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry A. Singer, sr., of Harri-
son street, last night. A large number OF
young folks gathered there and were provided
with large amount of molasses with which
to make taffy.
The members of Mr.. and Mrs. James E..
Powelrs Sunday-school classes left yesterday
at / O'clock p. M, in big four-horse wagon,
for "Rose Croft" the residence Of their re-
spectiSe teachers. The merry party returned
at O'Clock p. m. to Anacostia.
A large reception and banquet was held last
night in the Masonic Hall under the auspices
of the EIecta Chapter of the Eastern Star.
All the Masonic lodges and chapters of the
Eastern Star of the District were invited and
well represented. The reception lasted from
Z till 1890 o'clock p. m.
The recent supposed case of smallpox in
this place turned out to be only a scare. The
young man, who is employed in one OF the
departments, was told by another employe,
who is a great tease, that he had the loath-
some disease. which SO frightened him that
he got excused and returned home. His
parents sent for the doctor, who thought at
first 1t really was severe case of smallpox,
but later developments proved tho report to
be untrue.
The matchmaking held In the NJ. E.
Church was addressed by Rev. James E. Nc,
Laren, assisted by Rev. Hugh T. Stevenson.
of the Baptist Church. of this place.
matchmaking was also held in the EN-
manuel Episcopal Church under the direction
OF Rev. ". G. Davenport, who is the presid-
ing clergymaH of that parish.
The Washington times., 1895-01-02
TO ENFORCE FRANCES CLAIMS
Gunboats in the West Indies and Changes
i'll Haytfs Ministry.

Gunboats in the West Indies and Changes
in Haytfs Ministry.
New YORK, Jan. 1.-The Dutch steamer
Prins Frederik Hendrix, which arrived yester-
day from West India ports, brings the news
that at the time of leaving an entire change
in President Hippolyte's ministry was about
to take place.
Everything was very quiet. although q
great scarcity of money existed. Three
French men-of-war were in the harbor of
Port-au-Prince and it was reported that they
would proceed to San Domingo to enforce a
claim of the French government against the
government of San Domingo, owing to the
arrest of French subject during the recent
robbery of a large sum of money from the
Bank of San Domingo, in which President
Heureaux was implicated.
There was one Spanish gunboat at Cape
Hayti. one English and another French war
vessel was also expected at that port, appar-
emily with the intention of backing up the
claims of France against Santiago.
The Washington times., 1895-01-02
ELECTRICITY CURED HER.
But 1t Was Not the Sor. of Fluid the OIL,
Woman Wanted.

But 1t Was Not the Sort of Fluid the Old
Woman Wanted.
An aged colored woman whose breath vas
redolent of cheap and fiery brand of whisky
tumbled into the Emergency Hospital about
o'clock last evening. She rolled over and
over on the floor and shouted at the top Of
her voice:
Use got de fits! Ise got de fitsr'
Walter, the colored attendant, and two OF
the resident physicians, carried the groaning
woman into the opsrating-room and placed
her on the repair table. A strong electric
current was then applied to the old woman 8
limbs, which caused her to wriggle ike
James River eel.
Don't XIII me. doctah," she yelled, II
amt got de fits. Use eonverlescent an needs
little sumthin' fer nv nerves"
She was promptly fired out OF the hospita!
and when last seen was heading for one OF
the cheap Are-wster dispensaries IN the
Division
The Washington times., 1895-01-02
TRIANGULAR LABOR TALK.

Organizations TO Discuss the Kernan's
Theater Boycott.
A conference of two representatives each
from the Federation OF Labor, District As
sem5Iy No. &c, X. OF L., and the Columbia
Typographical Union will be held on Friday
next. The object of this meeting is to con-
slider the relations now existing between the
three organizations mentioned and the mana
ger OF Herman 5 Lyceum Theater.
The boycott against this thealer was raj sed
some time ago by the Typographical Union
on the declaration made In writing bv the
manager that he would not employ non
union labor. There Is still remaining an in
teresting question. which 1t is proposed to
settle by the proposed coIferees. 1t was
stated last night that it was hoped that the
points at issue betwes the three organiza-
tions would DO amicably adjusted.
The Washington times., 1895-01-02
JOINT INSTALLATION.
Elect of Two Organizations to Be Public ely
Invested with Authority.

Elect of Two Organizations to Be Publicly
Invested with Authority.
There will be a public installation OF the
offieer5-elect of Lincoln Post No. 3, G. A. r. ,
this evening at G. A. Il. Hall on Pennsyl-
yania avenue, mastering Odicer j. NJ. Cults
officiating. At the same time and place the
installation services for the Women's Relief
Corps will also occur There will be present,
by invitation, Commander Nathan Bickiord
and staf. Mrs. Indiana Cowling, department
president OF the Woinen's Relief Corps. and
staT, aad MAJOR o. L. Suess, department COM
mauder of the Sons OF Veterans, and staff
The officers of the post 20 he Installed were
elected At the first meeting held in December,
and are as follows: b. L. Chase. COM
mander; A. M. Legg, vice senior commander:
John Bresnehan. junior vice commander;
Benjamin Swallow, chaplain; DR.. A. T..
Johnson, surgeon; j. n. Thornton. quarter
master; s. A. Campbell, officer of the day,
and W. t. Kelley. officer of the guard.
The proceedings will without doubt be
enlivened by speech making at intervals. and
tho post officers will spare 70 pains 10 make
their guests welcome and comfortable.
The Washington times., 1895-01-02

ference made by the change of denta's was
nearer SIS. 900 ttan 81 so .0t0. The building
is here TO show for itself.
''The government was fortunate in secur-
ing contract for the lest granite in the
country at a very low figure and from a per-
feclly responsible firm. The inspection has
been close and painstakiBg. A great deal OF
stone has been rejected. The result Will
justify our highest expectations. The struc-
ture is honest from foundation to pinnacle. 1t
will be completed within the time assigned,
two years from now. and for little less than
the original appropriation of 100000