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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-05
PHILADELPHIA. VII LMiNcvou a.
BALTtM0RE RAILROAD.

BALTtMoRE RAILROAD.
IN EFFEtr NOV. lstn. 1884,
Trains viii LEAVE Wilmington as follows:
4.20. $50. 7.42. $50. $50. S55, o. AZ 10 o. 1915
lips. ll.33. 11.5l a. M, '12.35, ,.s7, s.O5
500. $40. 656, 7,ol 800. and D.l2 p. IN.
70 2AASsc9m1modati5f. As q q s06 iois a. In,
For Chester lekpressJ lb7, 10 $50, 7i2
s.cS, 5ot, 5.be. M. and Soa p. m - ''''
Ns& YORK. i'll - &pG @5s y ~ T. ss5 & m $780,
9'4S' lO.o5. lo.l6. 1l.5l a. M. 'l2.35. 1877.
s.05, $50, 5,5s, 7.O7 sl2 and 1875 p. m.
For Boston without change, lois a, IN,
For the sonth-- Southern Railway ex
press, 04l p. m, sleepers to Agusta. Jack
sMieepera to Hot Springs. Memphis and
For West Chester. via Lamokin. $50 a.
M; f,or 80 R,t ?. m; r.u,.. 40 ,.,.....,,.,.
sta tlnns, 40 a. In. and 6.SJ p. m.
sn iSis and il J. m s isul. i2n IL s2 :siis :is sSs S
~, ~ C23 .'6.o5. 6.4l. e6S. al. $40 o. m. and
Baltimore and intermediate stations,
49, 4'sj, ooS anu IL "a p. III.
Leave Philadelphia, Broad Street sta
fiSn' i9r ~ ,SM,dm,iins y ,is ton ,Sexpress) S59, ~
syz. SiG. ,4m, ~, b.Os. SO. SIS. 5,5s' 6i7.
o'oo. t.4U, lllo. II. u p. M. and 12 03 night
,5AscssohiniIo1atioil q y. ~ IS9, slO, 1915 z. M,
80. S'O5' 4'H5, ~, G22 s.3S, lO.U3 and ll,3S
suNIS SAY TRAINS.
For Pftladelphl Ia (expressl. 157 s05 420
e'6o, s.5. 9f3, 1O.pb, ll,5l u. m, +l2.35, 49,
800. 6C4. 5,56. 7o1. l25, 900 and g.l2 p. m,
, ,6AcSoHiIno1ati2n. ~ Z, S,lO a. IA. E.l0. liO.
Tor Chester (etpLcgs) .l51 40. $50. SIS,
IVVo IL ol a. M l.sf 5oi. 5.S6. '.0i ana oO6
dANce9qmrm@odatl9r, I'd Z. $40 a. m, IL 10, 14o.
For New YofE, Isl 4 4 S., S. 20. :. $50. s4s.
ioo5. II 81 a. IN, Fl2.35. 1877, 3.05. 4.05. Oi.
$50, 7Q7, 9.12. and 1895 p. m.
For Boston, Without change. 556 d, IN
For the South-SuutheTn Railway Ex
press S.il p M sleepcrs 10 Augusta, jack
sonyille and 50. Augustine 74l p. M,
sleepers TO Hot Springs. Memphis and
For West Chester. Via Lamokln, SIS a.
Baltimore, and Washington. 4ss sol,
$40 p. m. and l2i9 night. '
Baltimore. aud intermediate stations.
Leave Philadelphia. Broad street. for
Wilmington ee5pFess>. 80. 7;9D. Ills, i.sg
ls Il 81 B. m M ana AZ isds SS3 S,shs ~ 74o sa5 io
ns' sS$ iiS s SP$iSi5$ hq$ n"
s1S SoS Sgs T.sS. s.! p Il "a . and z iS night,
EaPg1ess for Dover, Harrington and Del
For Harrington and way stations only
$50 y. m. ''
Express for Wyoming, 653 p. m.
Express for Cape Chares Old poInr
Comfort and Norfolk Ii .O3 a. m and ip OF
night.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
For New Castle, 1906 night.
For Cape Chaties Old Point cop,fort
and Norfolk, l20l night
For Middletowh, CLAYTON. Dover Wv
oming, Felton, Harrington, BridEevllie
seatord, Laurel, and Delmar, 1901 night.
-
60 Congressional Limited Express
trains, composed entirely on PulIrna n Vas
tibule Parlor and Dining Cars M exfTa
fare other than the usual Pullman Sherre
~ Limited Express trains composed ~
Pullman Nestibule Parlor Cars VrstIbule
Passenger Coaches and Dining Car Nh
extra fare
For further Information passengers ara
referred to the ticket agent al The sta tjan
.. NJ. PREEOST. j. n. WOOD
General Manager. General Pass Art
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-05
Urging n Ere. rrnda Party.

MISSEAFoLIs, April 5-The State Dem.
ocratic association is at work on a great
political scheme. 1t is the formation of q
free trade party, which shall embrace the
whole country. The association has sent
ont circulars inviting conference of all
believers in free trade to be held in Chi.
cago during the first week in October. The
movement is claimed to have the endorse
ment of President Cleveland, Secretary
Carlisle any many other leaders in tho
party.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-05
A Clore Vote In wisconsin.

MILWAUKEE, April s = Present indi.
cations are that it will require the of.
fetal count to determine whether Judge
Winslow or Judge Clcmenson is elected
Justice Of tho supreme court On We'd
nesday it seemed certain that Wlnslow
had majority running up into the thou.
sands, but more complete returns have
reduced this lead and make 1t certain that
the result is very close No one claims
more than 5000 for Winslow today, and
the estimates range from that figure down
10 900
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-05
Sues His Father for slandar.

SAN FRANcIsCo, April 5-Tho row in
the Spreckels family has reached a some.
what sensational stage. Young Gus
Spreckels filed a complaint in the superior
court yesterday charging his father with
slander. Claus Spreckels, in recent news
paper interview, practically charged his
younger sons with embez1lement and "a
type Of blackmail' by which they were try.
ing to beat him out of 81, 900, oO0 Gus sues
for only $500 damages, saying he merely
wishes to refute his fathers charges.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-05
A Big Strike Ayerted.

PHILADELPHIA, April 5.--Ths meeting
last night of the conference committee
composed of representatives OF the Brick
layers company, made up Of employers,
and the Journeymen's Protective assocla-
tion resulted in an amicable agreement
This is to tho effect that from the first
Monday in April, 1895, to the correspond
ing day next year, the smooth hands, or
those capable Of any sort of work, shall re.
ceivc from forty-lve to fifty cents an hour,
and the rough hands from forty to forty.
five cents. 1t had been stated that II no
satisfactory arrangement could be reached
the 2, 800 journeymen bricklayers compos.
Ing the association would 20 on strike.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-05
Forgery Tint Raoama LAW

RALEIGH, April 5.-Goyernor Carr sent
to Attorney General Osborn an official
letter regarding the mortgage law that
has created such stir. 1t has been al.
most proved that the bill Is forgery and
was passed by fraud, enrolled by the clerks
and ratified by the lieutenant governor
and speaker of the house without their
knowing the nature of the bill Governor
Carr asks the attorney general to insti-
tutc proceeding against the secretary Of
state, as nominal defendant to restain
him from furnishing for publication in
the oifialal laws this act to regulate as.
EiunrnpntS ~
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-05
An tnrn Me.I,r,nr.

Miss Maud i. Wright md Albert W.
Edwards were quietly marriau last avon.
Ing ty Rov J. Il, MiligRn Rt the home OF
tho briGe'o mother. No. iJ3 Pine sifeet A
welding supper followed the ceremony.
some OF those present were: Slf and
Mrs. EllS Edwards, Charles L. Edwards.
bliss Cora EDWARDS. l.. e. MOORE Robert
Edwards, Mr. auzl Mrs. }. J. Moore Misses
Margaret, Lizzie and lda wilkins, Miss
Sallie Hollis, MIR and Mrs, william puEh,
Mr. and Mrs William Armstrong Mr. ana
Mrs. William IL. Kyle MIR and Mrs } ii /.
Lloyd, Mrs. ]. b. Wright. Mrs Charles
staEsaIs.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-05
whirled Around a Shaft.

HoNEsnALE, Pa, April 8. 49, Charles
Griinstone, aged IA years, of Bethany,
three miles from this place, was seriously
injured in nn accident at Seelyyllle mills
He was helping Jacob Hauser to get loai
of sawdust when his sleeve was caught in
the key Of a pulley and he was whirled
around the shaft. His left arm, right leg
and three ribs were broken and he was
internally injured, His recovery is doubt
full.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-05

ANorHrf case ot coEiii-nee Of an en-.
ployer was that Of George IL MEeeler Jr..
who had been trusted G.eJl4 n tie eru-
ploy OF Chandler Il Company dry goods
dealers Nos. % anu g Winter street, New
iolk. who vas sent g tie aaah to De,
poslt check Of s.sV0 Win which ne ran
away. Hs spent the ire too35fn Gornu.
ny, Italy japan an! Auste9iIa. aal ,acn
came bae& A0sn, a!.er spending the
money and MAS arrested On Ihur5aay.
He saw the sigHta aad ngw VIII pry tne
penalty
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-05
nm. l.In.n..cLnr

Between tie oIty roUn4.I ami tho Leg
islnture We are houHt 10 hays nilll
inspector It, Ia proposed to make the
Otlice self sustaining Uy rGqqiiaE every
milk dealef T. pay u liesnss Of - Dor
anuuin. This sonelans ot tax on
the dealers, ttt.; tho .aw astYa5 a gooI
purpose Lhag may be gaHcIs il tie end
jnstoUd of maxim; the salaFy $500 we
think $l95 would 10 SIZE mt for suca
light wolh, plItic.l,G.y as it5i moro thuu
half the time ne2a ue laYote4 to ,Ha da-
Ties OF ths otlige.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-05

THE annual sunday oehnel convention
OF the Delaware slate Sunday Schools
began yesterday, being he'd al Lews-.
Del. .aTtte Eumtar uf aunggy school
workers from Umlngsou and other
parts OF tho State wera prcasut. lho con.
vention was opened ~ " X lrasDy.wAo
read paper OH lus SUNDAY StAoot
Convention. Its Man and 5pleel. lna
paper was very Gulo one and canc from
avery enthusiastic waraer ia the cuula,.
The eonHeEt-oA vii continue n session
thcee days.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-05

The farmers IN Brautyw'ne hundred are
interested in the roAI b.ils which have
been sent 10 the Legislature During the
past years there has ncen thousands OF
doilnrs spent on the ruHIa IN Brandy vino
hundred. bGt tho fHlmers say tho roals
sare.kept tn a miserable condition anu are
disgrace to eiyill@sd immunity. They
want the roals put IN goOl Ur4ec an the
supervision looked af.ei III a ausrnesy Ike
manner. The farmer 7hyuil tao look
Htthe Ialios1 rOads Ia leuGs yly4nll, near
Media
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-05

SATURDAY, APRIL 6, 1895,
Nos lnnd :, Pair black mares. and Il years
old, 10 hands hgh, weight 5000 pounds, good
bone ana feet wonld make an extra brewery
team, tots OF action ana strictly sound
No. g.. Dark gray horse, I.ycai Q i, weight
1870 pounds, lois OF bone, good net and a
great chunk; would mako IA extra shafier.
No.4. JET block lturRo, years old, Iii hands
Nigh weight l-h pounds, bruke single; WouId
make good family or hearse horse.
no; 2. = dark bny mare, l5A hundr high,
worker. ''''o
No.0. Black horse, l5la hands high lh,.
morse Is little green, but good chHnk
NJ, !. Sorei mare, years old. smo5Fh
made. nice shape,with HaNen name and fai.
is . beauty aEd a f.ne mare
NOS. Chestnut Sorrel mare, l5l hands
high, weight 1900 p6Ends, smooth made and
GOOD all purpose mare; years old.
haads high weighed llU0 pounds when ship.
ped; this - a good thick chunk, Win lots Of
action and hard TO beat.
No. TO- Dark gray mare, ~ hands high a
good chunk, makes good team With No. 0;
years old.
Nos. II and y. A pair OF dark dnppled sray
mares, o and years old, drive and act atIike,
botl good knee actors, make II good eo3on
No. 10, Dark bay horse. yesrs oil, ia
hatlds high. weghs18l0 pounds good po.lesnd
feet and well broke single
NO. ~ Light strawberry roam mare hyFs
oia, n hghds hlRh. weight Ila0 pounds,
smooth made. nice shape aud II fne mare.
Nos. 10 anu ~; rUan mara and horse 5
hhd years Old. close inBtGbei. Nv haIula
hign. weight @iO pounds. Rni Il good All pur-
No, ID. Brown Horse, years old. I,S
hands high. smcath uadu, good shape and
well broke
No. II. lilarS horar G ycrrs olh lfhand,
hiah. weight lidJ lbs. well broke anti ii good
horse .
No. iS, Bay horse. years old, II hands
htgh, weight iatJ pounds, aud Tie hcst QUO
that eyer struck The town good tuue nud
iect ana VIII WORK any pInre
no. Y. B'y marc. years OH good mure,
The hsD,noa OF the horses ate an good
warkers ana also gone nu,nc.ia.sed colts
which hre trotiing bred
Every hurHe has to be rs rgprcsented and
will be positively sold.
credit O. . DAYS will be given by tho
purchaser giving "A huHiNablo nuig WIN APP
proved dendorser, interest d41d; -.
L. ". stldhlm son. Auc. ait
sHERIFFs sALE..=HY VIRTUE or a
writ of Nenditioni EXHbnas to me di-
reeted, will be exposed 10 pUhlit sale az
the Court House. on Market street ne
the city of Wilmington NEW Gas;is
On sAruRDAY.
THE 6th pay or Arl;lL 1895.
The following described rcul estate. viz:
EeBtnning on the northerly side of Ma
pie street - a point 80 feet fro'l the east
erly ami parallel with Harrison street
l27 feet inches to a corner, thence anst-
ery. parallel with Maple street 10 feet to
corner; thence snutherly and parallel
with harrison street ~ feet and inrheG
to the aforesaid northerlv side OF Mapls
street, and thence thereby westerly 100
feet 10 the place of beginning, be the con
tents thereof what they may.
Seized and taken In execution The
property OF Maria {. hartman. AID te 10
sold by
PAU. GII.IlS Sheriff.
sherlns Once. Wilmington. bel March
Il. 1895.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-05
Rttrlx Anuanga

MIR. Charles Mummeie having purchased
sevsral very fine calves will hsYe a supply
OF superior buck sausage on hfs stalls No.
so and 40 IN the Third street market next
Saturday morning. 1t will also be Tor
sale at No. 500 Poplar street. Lovers of
good eausa.e should give him q call.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-05
*--rHE-%
Memorial War Book,

-
Arrangements have been made with tho
Judge Publibhing Company, OF New
York, to complete the above work.
The completed work will be issued In
bound form bniy.
subseI tiers and purchasers OF parts are
therefore requested to communicate
with that coIpeny for full! particulars
ns TO redeemlnR parts out OF their OK
change on acpount Of bound volume.
Address. JUDd E PUBLISHING Co.
CDR. 9th Ave and 10th st..
nle New York.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-05

A MAN IN every section 10 sell staple
IN goods to dealers; OK Jcricrce unnece--
sary; best side line. 500 a month Salary
and exl tenses or large commission MALE For
sealrd Particular send stamp. CLIFTON SOAP
AND MANUFACTURING COMPANY. Cincinn at
u. nla.IY-W.9
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-05
LOCAL, DOTS.

Captain 10 ieph MoDade OF Chester has
been appointed TO the command OF the
steamer Thomas Clyde.
Sixteen Jersey cows affected with tuber.
oulosis were killed on the farm OF John
Forsythe near Media.
The Rev. 7. T.. Terry pastor Of st Paul's
M. II. Church. IL confined to hts house
with an attack of grip.
BY request q w. Roberts. the exsaloon.
keeper. will speak In Hanover presbyle.
rian Church on sunday evening.
New Southern tomatoes made their first
appearance on thursday In our markets.
and sold for 80 cents per quart.
Strawberries are selling In our markets
for 80 cents Per quart.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-05
gcbooi Iuarova,uar,

The Grammar and High School Teach.
efs' Association met at school house No.
Va on Wednesday afternoon. There were
about twenty-five teachers present. Pro,
lessor Berlin made an address. In which
ne said the formation OF the Association
would benefit teachers OF the Grammar
and the High School. Such associations
always have tendency Tor good and
should be joined by every teacher who
takes any interest In their work. The
work Of teacher is not all sunshine.
Our Wilmington teachers take pride aud
pains In advancing tile pupils under thelr
care and helping to make our public
schools as good As any arc in this coun.
try.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-05

meeting OF the 7 W q. 4. Will be held
at the residence Of Mrs. W. A. Wallins. No.
601 delaware avenue. Saturday afternoon
Aplll TN ut four o'clock sharp All tho
ofleets, momhefs and those Interested in
tho wufh ars urged To be present, as the
meeting Is very IMPORTANT
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-05
I!rrtie'-ieuE Mnli,.

Lli;Ie Gcrtie Hog!dsn whose paranl 4 re.
slzIe Al No. 1913 spruce street. wandered
away from her nome yesterday afternoon
am Tor tive hours hoI distracted mother
and several nuigHb3rs sGal chod TIN viclui-
ty fli her AtG o'clock Gertle wta found
al sSth and Pine straG's lootsufU and
weary from her loG.s walk.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-05
Ernnd Openinu of Bloomur's,

Who Is the "Bloomar's"
II is the now shoe store, al King stree,
the great price cutter. No trouble 10
show goods Come and be convinced.
Goods must DE as represented or money
refunded.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-05

CrrN Council wrestled with the Milk In
spoctor's bill last evening. when 1t was
laid over for two weeks. The Democratic
members OF Council are very anxious
that the Legislature should act upon the
matter and not City Council thereby de.
priving that body of the privilege Of
electing the Milk Inspector. The ordI.
nance as read last evening provides Tor
license fee OF IS for every milk dealer
who sells over 90 quarts a day, and pro,
vidlng for punishment for violation of
the bill. On motion OF MIR. Ratledge,
further reatiDg OF tho bill was post poned
for two weeks. by which time the Legls.
hture will have acted on the bill before
that body. Do we need MiIk InspectotY
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-05
"a spech offrnuhIn.

The determination OF Great Britain to
seize upon largo strip OF territory In
Venezula, in defiance of the protests OF
the authorities may lead to a conflict
Into which our country may lie drawn.
Minister Bayard Will be fortunate Indeed
IL he SHOULD be able to avert by peaceablo
means the threatened collision. Great
Britain must submit tho question to ar
bltratlon or the consequence resulting
must rest on her head. The authorities
that would make war In order to enforce
an unjust claim deserve execraton Of all
christian people on tho face OF the earth.
The British should remember that the
race Is not always to the swift, nor the
Rattle 10 the atl0ug
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-05

shlloh's Cure is sold on gIarantes. It
rest Cough Cure. Only one cent dose.
25cts., 50cts., ard si00
Bold by N. d. DAnrorth druggist seconl
AID Market SITS,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-05
Rnn On n nnla,xnrn liar.

A letter from Postmaster MacEarlan, Of
Mercbantvllle. whose abssnco caused
some anxiety explains that he got stuck
on a bar down tho Delaware after he start
ed from Milford. Del. with his yacht He
is right side up and undamaged.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-05
PaInllnR nld t.rnlnlnr,

Lewis Egner has opened paint shop at
232 French street. aud lie prepared to do
with prices as low as 10 consistent with
good work.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-05
Preaching Tonight.

Manford Stewart of Upton Ind, the
"Hoosier Preacher" will speak at the Mis-.
sion. corner Front anu Madison streets,
this evening. Mrs. Lydia l. Short, evan.
gelist will assist in the serylceP. Every
body welcome
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-05
state OF D-Tan'9fe.
o. SIt FSDAY,
THE -iI DAY or hrlstT. 70.
~ ..-L-L-.. I L. ~

'lA . Aiti' n r. H.
the following described Iral estate VIZ
All thnl certain hpUsr uul lot al lind
situate in the CtfE uf Win iHHfaH e.aw
CASH. county, nH.l Si#Ir uf Rs1aWrTo.
bgnul"t and described as follows so viii.
btEttu.ue At a Gafsrr siIt,,t IS zf#rif frE m
tie t8Hf.rly side Of KIM. .ff--.st ErE .,.T.rr
Thtrta attn and fuurtrtuJh atr-ef=. b.. l.,t!
HtsH "a JoiIlar ef d Int which d"=httt# V,al.
tz-tpu nud wife sold aud cuu.esaaf Hnto
Nj la \uNkiflt tHuW % mt tHH eeuI.,
OF lHa most anatLharly sable uiI sail gud
thcl5"o. lag,#, through som wdH H"i
with &1ll NHHtiIrl5's liur south Is a arnra
east about ~ feel more or less r. mirl
huw on rDrwaliy hold hy Thomas f., son
forn.s rly "a p#rH ot Ills lot hut StII on
uul~r tho fire tiaH OF Susanna T. al.ff.,.'g
Will, tl,uu' Nita sutd Thomas Is.t apf'4
line south .L degrees west - IrHt 10 ii
corner stake Of this lot ana lot nj Tie
snli Joshua N9lastOn, formerly rnu,
SeSEl 70 JHWc9 Payne (now Of, thence
With line thereof north - da4rasa ~, 81
10 feet more or less TO a stnke On tho
easteriy side OF King street, thence Win
the same north 81 degrees east p feet To
the place OF beginning, be the contents
thereof what they may.
Seized and taken In execution as the
property Of Stephen T. Cox, mortgagor
and t,t's and to be sold by
PAUL GILLIS, Sheriff
sherin's Ofias. Wilmington, Della ware.
April 4. 1895.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-05
Paper Hanging,

A. B. Jones. t22 Market street, has the
latest New York styles at price that III ust
suit. Gall and examine his stock and 10
convinced
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-05

Notice Geo MoCaullcy has placed tele.
phone No. 743 at his place of business, No.
10S WEST Eighth street. for the Convenience
Of bis customers.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-05

For first-class dyeing and securing go
10 the Delaware Dye Works. 2lJ King
street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-05
EIcctrlcai.

Everything In the electrical line-tele.
phone i1-the Electric Construction and
Supply Co.. No. 3 East Eighth street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-05

slltltIFF,S SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF A
writ of Ncnditioni Exponas to me dI
Eeeted. Will be exposed to public sale MT
the Court House, on Market street be-
the city Of Wilmington, New castle
county ard State Of Delaware.
ON SATURDAY,
THE 9Th DAY OF APRIL, 1895,
at o'clock p. M,
The following described real estate. viz:
TIE undivided moiety or half part inter
est OF Isaac Murray of, in and to, all
TINT certain lot. piece or parcel of land
Castle county State of Delaware, bounded
and described ms follows:
beginning al the intersection formed hV
q, ne Inc OF the southeasterly side OF
washington street at 60 feet wide, with
tho line of tho Bouthwesterly side of
Eighteenth street at fifty feet wide.
llehce by the said side OF Eighteenth
slfest ~ feet TO corner; thence south
i0 feet to corner: thence northeasterly
parallel with Eighteenth street $50 feet
to the said southeasterly side of WASH
ington street and thence thereby nortb
easterly 4O to the place of beginning. lie
the contents thereof what they NAV
Subject nevertheless to this regulation
aud restriction, that no building shall he
erected on the said southea stcriv side of
Washington street at d less distance thar
forty feet and on Eighteenth street on
said SOuthweSterly side at Il less distance
than twenty feet, But that the whole
trout on Washington street forty fort
wide and forty feet deep and the whole
front ON Eighteenth street 10 feet in
iength and twenty feet deep shall he
Kept open, ornamental spaces for the free
passage Of air and light, forever
Seized and taken in execution AS Tho
property Of Isaac Murray, and 10 be sold
PAIL GILLIs. sheriff,
20 lsg5. ~
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-05

Ir Is reported thai noro suckers cen
be Melted Oh the 2faltywtas raeA tlls
year hHnfor yoHs pas. IheF ara good
eating and tAs spor. g. immauss If you
like ilshlnE. Wilmington f=..I Of rspyrt
anglers, but sou can sla4. uu474AGss upon
the sucker aui lauiErl by tHa u.s Of
large net OIL me end ul loGg pole You
keep putting up ami lgt's baya to wait
patlentlg "a the river DautS or a u!py,e.
THr sidewalks eau tU Uut L good con
dillon and tho Stree. Gud Sewer CornmIs-
sion have the aulhor,ty ntd power 10
see that such work "A douo. lag vii, not
be nblo in muuths vIsitt5anr other city
to find sach mserAU.y Lol. sllgwalGs as
disgrace our city