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The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1895-11-21
THE YEARLY REPORTS
Work of the Agricultural De-
partment Reviewed.
BUREAU OF ANIMAL INDUSTRY
What the Lifesaving Service and tho
Naval Militia Have Done During
tho Fast Year.

Washington, Nov. 19.-The report
of the secretary of agriculture begins
with the report Of work Of the bureau
of animal industry.
The total number Of animals inspect
ed at the slaughterhouses was consider
ably over 18, ,000,00 an increase OF
more than 1000, 900 over. the previous
year. During the year ante-mortem
inspection was also made of 5000, 600
animals. The cost Of inspection was
also reduced to IL cents per animal.
In 1898, inspection cost Ats cents per
animal, and in 1894 it cost Its cents.
Over 1850, 900 animals, cattle and
sheep, were inspected for foreign mar
kets, of which 675, 900 were shipped
abroad. Over $4,000, 900 pounds OF
pork was inspected microscopicall
and exported, as against 5000, 600 in
1894, and $4,000, 900 pounds in 1893.
Of the amount exported last year near
" %, ,000, 900 pounds went to Germany
and over 5000, 600 pounds to France.
This inspection involved the placing OF
over 1900, 600 specimens under the
microscope. The cost of each examl-
nation was less than 8 cents, or for
each pound of meat mills, consider.
ably over any previous year. Losses
of cattle in transit to Europe were
greater than in 1894, being respectively,
for 1895 and 1894, 0.62 and 0.S7 per
cent.
Over SO, 900 cars, carrying over $780,
600 animals, were inspected for Texas
fever at quarantine pens during the
quarantine seasons, nearly 5000 car
loads of cattle being inspected also in
transit, and over $4,000 cars were
cleaned and disinfected. Besides, over
Sc, 900 cattle from non-infected dis
tricts Of Mexico we're inspected for
shipment to Northern states.
| The secretary says their importation
free of duty is advantageous to feeders
having a surplus of feed and to the
consumers, who outnumber the pro-
ducers.
Much space is devoted to discussing
the opportunities for American meat
products in foreign markets. OF BAL
900 tons of meat received at the Lon
don central market IN 1894 II 900 tons
we're American, while nearly $4,000
tons came from Australia. The Amer.
ican proportion has not been maintain
ed during 1895.
He closes with discussion OF the
| future of farms and farming. The
average value of farms by the census
of 1890 was 81, 900. The value OF i'm
plements, domestic animals and sun
dries will make total farm plant o.
$4,O 900 for family averaging six per-
sons. These farms have fed the farm
ers and their families and 100000 ur
ban residents, besides supplying $780,
oOo, 600 worth Of products for foreigr
consumers. In the presence OF thest
facts the secretary says:
'.How can any one dare to asser
that farming is generally unremunera
tive and unsatisfactory to those VIII
intelligently follow it9''
The mortgages on farm values d
not exceed 16 per cent, less incum
brance on the capital invested than il
any other line of industry. He fore
tells confidently a steady increase il
the value of farm lands as the popula
ton of the country increases.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1895-11-21
The Presidents Annual Message.

Chicago, Nov. 20.-A special from
Washington says: President Cleve-
land in his annual message will recom-
mend the retirement Of greenbacks.
This recommendation will be the chief
feature of the message, SO far as do
mestic affairs are concerned.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1895-11-21
ov.r rv.ntx Passengers Drowned.

Gibraltar, Nov. 19.-Over twenty
passengers from the Italian steamer
Solferino were drowned by the swamp
ing of one of her boats. Twelve nun
dred emigrants from Genoa, Italy,
bound for South America, were on
board the vessel at the time. All were
landed safely, save the score or more
in tho single small boat. The Softer
ino went ashore near Cueta. She was
commanded by Cptain Caffiero.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-24
Miss CINC'S MURDER
Alry Hayward's Story Of the
Conspiracy Repeated.
no CHARGE IN HIS TESTIMONY.


Tho Attorneys LOT I'VE pe'ohse may At
tempt 10 Prove That Adry Himself Is
Tia, DIR, WI, En,pIov.d uIixt to Conn
t,..,.. r.,.
MIME ArOIIs. Jan, nt.-The crowd at
the Ilaywprd trial Yesterday was not SO
large rs on Tuesday, hut u shivering mass
Of humanity wnited outside the big doors
before admission was secured.
The Milan of defense is gradually bccon,-
ing apparent Noone believes that an Mt
trirpi win l,n made ia prove Harry Hay
ward ,uy1nr hut, instead. the opinion
now rrryail, that tho effort will be to
prove AGty Ityyyarl guilty of tho very
crtmn with which In his confession he has
CHARGED his brother.
Thr ,lrlrns, "a * b,li,yel. will attcmpt
to show that Blixt ia insnne. and that
whiln his confessions arc true statements
of fact rs to the way in which the crime
was committed. the man who engaged
him to do this work was Adry, and not
Harry Uavwtrd.
The ATTORNEYS in the case. nftcr The DAYS
proceediprs wore over hold n lon, exami,
nation of Adry HAYWARD. The defense
made demand on Tic prosecution tn he
allowed TO taI,n Adry's statement in fun,
and the demand WINS acccdrl TO.
Adry seemed mora nervous than eyerJlur.
ingthe ordeal and apparently now realizes
with greater force than rycr before that
on his word han ~ the fate of tn, vounrer
brothrr Tbn mans face was male ~ he
began tn speaL Of Enrrv's influence over
him and the yarions wave in which that
intlence hnd bpou excrci I'D He went on
tocnumerote certain tlrosts that had been
made arraiDst his own safety Inv Harry.
and declared thar HI. md boer forced into
an nnnnrrrt comnIirity in Tho crime OF
,nurdrr Nv octunl feur Of nnrsonnl yio
Ience nc VOL as NV nm Influence .of will
that he could not define
BernmInp mnre vnl,Iblc NJ he rrocceled
the inf1rn,pr told how Harry hnd an.
rroachrd MIN on thn subject ~ the xiii.
inr. and how he had fried ia shake his
brothers drtrrminntion without avail
With the utmost detail Adry told how he
l;,horcd with Harry 10 give mn the idea of
murder usfnf, m first sucb ARGUMENTS as
would have been likely To inilbrrre n man
with nm atom Of humanity and lnstlv an.
healing la IN, sense nj frpr AIRY ppintrd
ont that escaro from The r,sultS of snch n
crirne wanld bo pip,5st irpnassible and
Nat the nprnatrntnrs wnuld certainly lie
banred All ~ was ,vithont etfocf on
his brother. who chilled ADV a cur and re-
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-24
srroiAI s,Esr,os.
Cuppingand ieechins. ias 70. seoondss
N. r. Davis Jeweler, IL. end St


Cnppingand ieecnins. Ias N. secondss
NJ =. Davis. Jeweler, 0 H. end ST
Cupping Sleeot ina, Parker.s1s BLidisoa
American Laundry. 90, West Front St
The beat tea and coffee In the city at
hard times prices at 40l Delaware Ave nue
W. =. Moore.
Clay worsteds long cutaways to order
a2O Pierson. the tailor Oil Market st.
Or. Simms' White Pulmonlc Balsan, the
famous throat and lung remedy and
hypophosphato or lung food. 600 King
stieGt.
simms' Liver Pills quick in curl ng
headache. splendid liver stlmulant; best
ever made; thousands say 30. 900 King
street
A few slightly used and secondhand
organs from 1880 to $4,000. Geo. Il.
Deurborn. 5l5 Shipley street. Wilmington.
A. y. Chase Story and Clark, Carpenter
anu Taber organs. Sole agent, Geo. Il.
Dearborn, SIS Shipley street, Wilmington.
All sizes, prices and terms.
Black or blue Cheyiot serge suits to or
DER $500. Plerson the tailor, Oil Mar
ket street.
500 boxes OF cigars, fifty in box. for cash
at 45c. psr DoS. Dursteln 8 East Second
street.
II you want to saws money. go to W.
Q. Moore Tor your groceries ct 40l Della
ware Avenue; 1t will pay YOU to 20 there
and buy at hard times prices.
Weber pianos unsurpassed In toned
Geo. u. Dearborn, 5l5 Shipley street. VII
mington.
The world renowned J.. A. @. Fiscber
pianos; over $1,000 In use. Sole agent
George u. Dearborn, 5l5 Shipley street,
Wilmington.
English trouserlngs to order s5, 90 and
~, worth SO. Plerson, the tailor OIL Mar.
ket street.
Capitana clear Havana filler So. cigar
(Sen Aubsn handmade at our factory 90.
straight; Grand Royal. 10c. cigar. Dur
stein, East Second street.
The largest stock of organs and pianos
Dearborn, SIS Shipley street, Winning on,
Livery instrument warranted.
The healthy. wealthy and wise all use
Dr. Simms' White Pulmonic Balsam.
when troubled with coughs, sore thront,
lung diseases, &C.. soc and 81. Depot sos
King street.
For iirat'class dyeIng and securing go
to the Delaware Dye Works. 2lJ King
street.
l steam dyeIng. securing; altering, re-
pairing and pressing. Clothing made to
ORDER. A. j. Plerson. Gil Market street
Dr.. Simms' White PuImonc Balsam. the
| positive cure IN sore throat and lung dig.
eases, coughs. hoarsene g. Group, blood
splitting. dc. Sod by regular druggists
only anu at COG King street Mt SO eenis and
| 81.
Our Daily Bread Tobacco. 1850 lib large
| lot chewing aud smoking, 25c. 10 Dur
| stein. D East Second street.
Please call at Mrs NJ Dlllin's 400 King
street and get Cosmopolitan Fashion
| Paper Tree To our patrons showing ladies
| "How to Save Money.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-24

Tho struggle to elset United Statos
Senator is stiil being continued at Dover
without any Indication Of its early terml-
nation. The friends OF the different can
dldstes seem unwilling to unite on any
other man. and 50 long us that Ia the case
an election cannot be expected. Every
day bfinRe arumor Of 81 ~xpeeted change
but the voting shows tia rumor to lie
croundIsss. There have Elso been var.
ious opinions expressed In regard to the
number of votes required to secure an
election. In the absence OF any leglsla-
tive enactment or constitutional require
ment we would say that tho same vote
required to pass any bill, would be- sum.
cient to elect a Senator, that is the major
ity OF the numhe necessary to constitute
aquorum.
II twenty members constitutes quorum
and there should be only that number
present. then eleven votes only will be
necessary TO elect Senator. The mem-
bers who wish TO render 1t Impossible to
elect either Mr. Illggns or AIR. Addicks
should be careful to be present aud vote
nay. and not expsc6 to prevent choice
by absenteetsm. II u majority o, the
members constitute n quorum, then nine
votes may pass bin or elect Il senator.
The various Ian els may differ from this
opinion, but this is Il common sense View
OF the natter Law or custom can only
render choice made by majority OF q
quorum nugatory or Invalid,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-24
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Ntx$HllMasHIIAsisysV Schedule In effect
~SHLSGA~ Nov. Is, 1854
TRAINS LEAVE pEIAwARE AVENUE
DEPOT EAST BOUND

TRAINS LEAVE DEIAwAME AVENUE
DEPOT EAST BOUND
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RI H. erweInh and Market sts,.,
week days. SO4 :? II. IS - 10 4Oa. ina $40.
s 81 Is !" .aos. '7rz III 4Os. IN. .s4a. Ts4
ehEsrER week days Y ~ 'sos 3 as 81, TT; cas-.
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III &c. n,4O u: M. IS . ~ > IS. lSa % u.s. $50.
Atlantic CITY, Week days. II II. .iss,. .s4 20
a. m. sunuuys z 4. Z IS a M. '2.4s .. IN.
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BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON. AIS
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Sundays, us. III. g ~ a. M. 'isis. '2ol
baltimore and way Stations 81. am. 800
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Piiisburs, s. a M. .4s7 p. M daily
Chicago = A a. IN, q "a p. m. daily.
CincinnntI ard st. Louis. ~ iJp N. and
q bS p. M. daily.
New Orlpnns vita BrIs'ot AMI UhHttsuooGa.
up. m. daily. Through sleeper 20 Now
SipRerly accommodation. T17 u. M. 9 o.
9 80 and II 10 p. ml..dajiy.
Landenberg accommodation w9ek DAYS.
"a, IA. M, 70 and o d p. m. Sundays
Trains Icnge Market street station. for
New ork, week days. 3 10 u IN.
For Philadelphia week days. 20. = w
" 10, I'll ~ a. NJ. 10 945 y. IN. sundays tSo
q. IN, on. IS. SJ5 y. ia.
For Pittsburg aud Chicago week days. y 10
For Baltimore. week days. OF. $50 a. M,
s55 s54Up III. Sunday % p. IN.
. For Luuuenucrg aud Way stations week
Gays. 20, = 20 d. III. ~. Dup IN. Sundays
s25 Il. No.. 20 D. III.
Leave Philadelphia (Twenty-fourth and
Chestnut streets Tor Wilmington. week days,
20 11.IE, =, . L.. IL. III d. u, ~ noon, Il
u Do, ~. . 10. Il w. 20. '5o - IL. So 80
e A., 81, S.ou, 10 10 aud II IS p.
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~ 10 and II 80 y. IN.
Ienve Philadelphia CFweifih and Marks 81
str,etn), week uays. 20 ~, q 81, ~ 70 u
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Telephone. NO 49,
Rates to Western points lower than via any
Z % SOUL. General Passenger sgsot
X. IL. CAMPhEi.L, General NanaSsr
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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-24
wen ca..,sr .. wuaaps,os ~ EIse,r,el.,.

West Chester 10 wiInsinatoS By Electricity.
The West Chester Republican says:
'Chief Burg cas- Way was In Wilmington
. the other day, and While there was ap-
preached by number OF capitalists who
afked him what the feeling was here in
reference to trolley line between the two
places.
year or SO ago there was considerable
talk about building a line up the West
Chester and Wilmington pike and 1t lie
now being revived.
The Wilmington folks are ready TO do
their share, and thoy asked Burgess Way
II the people here would come for ard to
help tho matter. The Burgess could give
no promise. having Interviewed no one
about 10.
line from here to Wilmington would
be nice thing. There Is now no direct
railroad between the two towns. and one
would undoubtedly pay"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-24

Some of tho ourreDt dramas, for tho
arnuseinsut Of tho piutfItudu make heroes
al eyrry day surt on men In "Speciui
Iiaiivary which viii be given at the
Grand Guara House this e~CutnE q letter
carrier viii ne lHe most in orta4t person.
me-. IEs autLlr hzs uHi ia pustmun
fhrouJFE a coal ~ n. -Es4i;uny before giving
Mn, IA ar4n.zl.il tIeIlv.H, from The pnr5ncII.
ttnnnF th6 ! !Iiil. Il l. Ieser, hetlas Uslnr a
str,l,,gl Il forward tgslo.tirauA viii "A pings.
i,r Iryg 5s6Tv. It.a cast Llat viij rrpsgnt
il il !, csfItE# h. ons tlEfoLi,lIu mud li..ftg
sfulicg cF Wherever taey have apneareu,
,.Ino Slic Show. tina ltIrst lAurl4bla
co,i.Cly= VII Hold L4s Uunr,is at tho Grand
05pru HOUSE. 10 t9farrtgy s.rrIttH ltwIl
In i,trell= ttv Nj ,I,ins.s /, Nnetle. Il Wi.
1rt'g,tlrr= fByoc,tsIIfftt hl, ct-ygF couiBeIiy,
l6ln Will ra.gn bIIidemO AZ IL nlwapa
Iora yrheu MI, NaeA4e nppoaIg. na VIII
appgur IN a uals elaborate edition OF
CitIuessF, Sly boz, vil.ou will ba uIevrry
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-24

The practical legs Of the now chem teal
fire exLiHguish5E o. the Washington Stsa IN
Fire Company on Wednesday afternoon
on the vacant lot on French street below
Third. was a complete success. A shed
had been erected aud illied with coal oil
barrels and other inftammabls materlale
and then get on fire. In loss tine than 1t
takes to wrtte tLia article. the extiGRulsh-
or was turned oh and the iiro pot out. We
think the extlagulsLer valuable addition
TO our already efficient fire department,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-24

The first meeting of the incorporates
of the Delaware Detective Agency wis
held yesterday afternoon. and are William
4. Jones. Charles ID. Bird, Clarence A.
Forwood and Jonn L. Cloud. Detective
". 4. Jones was elected presidont and
Charles b. Bird secretary aud treasurer.
This ls the first and only detective agency
in Delaware to he granted a charter. Tho
bill creating tho organization was passed
at the session of the General Assem- bly,
two yeats ago.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-24

SHAMnKIN Pa. Jan. ga bobslcd
couratning six persons collided with
trolley car ut Chestnut and Market streets,
TINS place, and fiya of tue coasters were
badly injured They are; Charles Graeber,
head cut and right leg broken in two
places Miss Anna Jones, leg fractured;
William Rhoades, les fraetured Miss
Anna Haas body bruised, Sallie Jones,
cut and brulsel
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-24

1t is reported that the friends OF Mr..
Massey or those OF Mr.. Richardson are
ready to contribute tho money required
TO pay the taxes CT deInquonts in Kent
and Sussex Countles.Rnl ono CT the other
may be elected U. s. Senator. We sup.
poso thst It will DO proper Tor taeia TO DO
30, as thus far tho cry OF dtsAonoEthI1 has
not been raised against the proposition.
It is only diehonurabie for Adlieis to do
that kind OF work. Queer, amt IL
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-24

Knuts NstSon. Govsfsor OF Minnesota.
vas siseted UnitsdStates Senator ysstsr.
day to succssd wn. D. washburn.
The following elections OF United States
Senators were formally ratified and de.
ciared yesterday In the Legislatures Of the
respective Statess Lueian Baker. Kansas;
Gen. VIM. J. Seweli. New jersey; Francis
E. Warren and Clarence D. Clark. wyom-
ing; Marion Butler and Jeter O. Prltchard.
North Carolina: Horace Chiffon. Texas;
Stephen d. Elklns, W. Va. Isham u. Har-
ris. Tennessee; Shelby N. Cullom. Illinois;
George q. Perkins. California. and Richard
f. Pettlgrew, South Dakota.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-24

Southeast Gornrr Fifth aud ttlng -trreLs
Look ut the crowds gong for Chr lstnas
BARGAINS. This is the last week we Will otter
white hour at 81 y n harrcl or Q cents lag.
Flour l. up. and II we did not have IL before
NC could not sell u. a barrel oil flour at Sj.25
Is good value TO your money, W. hRvrg Cd
sh'c' ht coffee, but you wlll hnd our Java ut %
eDuee We have all ktndI OF beans. cheap
LiIuas, Marrow Pea hears gtFen paa-. Boston
Baked Beans. Oh ap US can Ia. TO rounds
OF white suagr |ac JTrhm gem cDkrs. Sc :;
snaps DC. Unr luuch hSruit II Iust what you
want Look al our bu5Ier! IL Ia the finest IN
the city. Our No = tea is Il almost FORGOTTEN.
I ur ~ aud 4u.cen' tea Is goo value ror your
money. Odds AM ends OF the best {. a
Aprcots aud peaches at I. NJ, W hR'S, corner
Fab aud KING streets jxpat.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-24

The latest story from down the State is
that flock of seals are Ia small marsh
branching oil from the Augustine marsh.
These ncrthern visitors, our informant
Gays. remain under the ice and feed upon
the reeds. Al lenst four have been Reen,
and those wrre about the size OF the aver.
age dog snd u ieL black. What can the
matter be?
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-24
ON FRIDAY.
THE 1st DAY or FEBRUARY, t8a



The following described real estate viz.
Allthat certain lot or piece OF land with
buildings thereon er, q cd. situate In the city
OF Min'ington, aforesaid. bounded and de-
sarlbed "a follows. TO wit:
bCg inning at point on tho westerly side
OF Porter street ~ The dtstanre OF 5Iy-rOur
feet from the corner formed 10y the iI.Iers C.
tinn al the lire of The southerly side OF Elm
street with tho iino OF the said westerly eide
of Porter strat; themes westerly aud narul al
with Sail stur III Elm sJtGet. fifty I've feet TO
pntgl on the cRsirrly side OF tour, f. ct
wild Hlicy leading from Tim street to Linden
street thcu"e sOdtheIlv nj nR said easterly
siGe OF said alley AMI rar.ilsl with SAID side
Of Poricr street rCuI'.rH feet to a stake
theEce easter!v nittl parallel with sa;d south,
erly SIDE OF v TN street ttfty 1--we feet to said
westerly Idle OF ior,Hr street. aud thence
thereby norhoEfy tunricen feet ia tue place
OF beginning he Tue cunteats thereof what
they may.
Se.erd ana taKen in execution ns the pro De-
city - Ann Mullen and terrc tenauts and
10 be sGIi by
PAUL GILl.IS Sheriff.
sheriIs Office, Wilmington. Del. January
Is. 1895. ia
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-24

Tll 2?luDAY OF JANuAaY. laas,
A 2o'"TOUK p N,
The fnllnmiIi.r tna.rLnnl re.ll r.inte. viz.

The following described real estate. viz:
An thai crr, ain iJt or u ec. OF land with q
twu-slory hriC> housC thereon ertctrd. sltu-
gtr In tive city Ct iWt# on .IoresAld
bounded aud cescrsbea as follows. 10 VII:
bcg5Httius al point o. tue westeli t. side
OF toEres street st the distance of d, Ieet
goutbetiy from the Eui'helly side Of fhir-
teeistn street; tstsuGs We t. - parallel with
TuiTtcEuth Etrrci and passing thro Eu the
n,ludi. OF the party wall uetIscru TINS aud
the house adjoining On he nOrt Il iset 10
the eHs eTiy sile OF }-ieet y itie alley lead tnH
fToln Cad, 81 aCi 10 ihiTIuentn street, then Go
with salu alry side SOU hefiS anu parallel
with Forrest -Lreei ~ feet 20 a sLA.s; thence
easterly pHIalle with rnirlseHth sIrHet ~
feet the aforesaid side OF Forrest street,
aud thence thereby DCrlherly IL ( ell to the
place oil beginning, be the oontents thereof
MtHt they may.
Seized aud taken In execution as the prop
eTty OF william j. Forrest AMI ISABELLA s.
Forrest his wlGo. mOrtgagora and L Ia. and
20 be acid by
sherius olioe. Wilmington. Del. January
u. 1885. tn
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-24
ON SATURDAY.
THE eGTH DAY OF JANUARY, 1897
4 D .....I....l-


All that certain lot or pioco Of land stuAt-
ed in the city o W Wilmington New Castle
county and state uf Delaware b0un led and
desc ibed as follows. to wit:
beginning at IA point on the southnrly side
OF Eighth str ct At tho dl.tance OF 20 teet
westerly from the intersection of the south.
crIy site of Eighth street with the Ye3tctlY
side OF Windsor street at q feet W do ut
corner OF iaud row or late OF samuel Nc
tuuIiey; themes sOutherly and parallel with
Madison aud Windsor streets 81 feot 10
point In the nartuCrly slde Of a i-feet wide
alley; thence westerly aiong nd SIDE Of SAID
nlley aud parallel with III hth street Is feet
TO point in land now or fata Of Arthur ii.
Grim shaw; thence by sad land uorthcriy
aud parallel win Madison street 81 tvct 20
the sOuthcrly s'ls of ElEh street, and
thence thOieDy sn-terly is fto' 10 the place
OF beginning, lie he contents what they may
with the privilege OF The usc OF the Aforesaid
affect wide 'llcy in common with other
property holders binding ihrreOn forever
seized aud tHScn Ia execution M the prop
er. y Of J tmes Sic abe, administrator OF Rob
err Me, abe, de ceased, Elizabeth hcCahc Jane
Nc abe, Thomas NJ. Walker ana Mary A.
I Wake. his vile. land I. rs and 10 lie soil by
PAUL GllLlS sheriff.
sherlr's Office Wilmington, bel. jan
uary y 1895.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-24

For eastern Pennsylvania, New Jersey
and Delaware. fair; west winds. For the
District OF Columbia, Maryland and Vir-
Rinia, fair; lisht westerly winds. A rise
in temperature is probable in the south
Atlans2o ard nearly stationary conditions
in the middle Atlantic states
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-24

When In need OF coal or wood. call up
o45. or send postal card for ton of ex-
ira largo pea coal to II. L. Ser geant,
dealer in coal. wood and grain, A large
load of wood Tor Sl.50. Yves tern oats.
baled hay ami straw. lard l08 Maryland
Ave. Phone 5i5. Can trail Office, 7th and
King streets Phone $50. =
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-24

The Legislature OF Charleston, West
Virginia on "Wednesday elected stephen
d. Elkius 10 succeed Johnson =. Camden
as United states Senator. Etains received
majority Of tho votes cast IN the House,
but In this Senate the vote was tie. 1t il
the universal opinion that Elkins Is
legally elected