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The herald., 1895-05-19

Columbia boys in trials OF speed and
muscle at the annual athletic games held
here on the Colum bia oval, by score of
63H points to 4sH points.
The features of the days sports were
the wonderful burst OF speed exhibited by
Bogert OF Columbia in the finish OF the
mile walk, and the breaking of the inter-
collegiate two-mile bicycle record by
Fearing of Colum bia who sped over the
distance in 5:02 3-5.
The herald., 1895-05-19
A MEXICAN CINCH
Robbed by a Countryman While Full Of

KUUUcu Dy OUuHtr yWdH WuIe TUII OF
nesceI
Trinidad Castro was reported to have
been badly knitted and then robbed on
the plaza, at the edge of Sonoratown, but
it was discovered in Sonoratown that be
had quarleled with one Manuel Olivas. a
stranger, and knives had been drawn,
bu. no hood shed. However. Olivas had
got him in a saloon.near by and, ac-
cording to Castro, had robbed him OF $75
in gold that Trinidad was carelessly
carrying around. Detective Goodman il
hunting up Manuel's pedigree and like
wise Manuel.
The herald., 1895-05-19
Yale Wins From CAMBRIDGE

CAMBRIDGE. Mass, May 49, Yale
won the dual games from Harvard this
afternoon, scoring IS points to the Grim
sons AZ. The afternoon was cold and
gloomy, and the track little heavy.
Captain Hickok outdid himself by break
ing the dual recorus for the shot and
hammer events by wide margin, and
lettering the intercollegiate records as
well in the same events. In the pole
vault young Billy Hoyt of Harvard cleared
eleven feet, which is higher than the in
tercollegiate record by good margin.
The herald., 1895-05-19
Yale Defeats Princeton

defeated Princeton in a very exciting
game this afternoon. 1t was pitchers
battle, honors about even, with Carter
and Altman. Yale /, hasehits 8. errors 3 !;
Brinceton 0, basehi.s l. errors 3. Batter
,es-Atman and " l ans; Carter, Truds
and Dronway.
The herald., 1895-05-19
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The herald., 1895-05-19
Los Angeles Women

Feeble, ailing women are made we'll and
strong by that great modern nerve tnvigo-,
rator and blood purifier. Paine's Celery
Compound. Weak. ahaky, tired nerves. on
much as this food for the ner ves Try 1t
and be we'll.
The herald., 1895-05-19
Stanford Victorious

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, May 49,
Stanford defeated the Reliance baseball
team this afternoon by score of % to L.
The university nine played all aroun d
the visitors. who could not hit the Stan
ford pitcher.
The herald., 1895-05-19
The Tigers Defeat Columbia

WILLIAMS BRIDGE, n. Y, May 49,
s'or the third time in four years the
Tigers of Princeton today defeated the
The herald., 1895-05-19
Death in a ninc

WINFIELD, W. Va. May 1s.--Charles
and Andrew Smith were killed and Rob
crt Smith fatally injured by falling slate
at the Portsmouth coal mines today.
The herald., 1895-05-19
THE WHISKY TRUST AGAIN
Famous ST., 900, 900 Bond Issue in Court Again
at Chicago

at Chicago
CHICAGO. May 1S.-The famous ST..
000, 900 bond issue of the whisky trust re-.
ceived another airing in the United Ststeo
courts today when Judge Showaltel
granted the receiver permission to buy
the $50. 900 held by Ex-Director Freiberg
of Cincinnati, the purchase rate be at g
cents on the dollar. Numerous bills have
been filed by the reorganization commit.
tee of the trust, claiming that Ex- PresiS
dent Greenhut and Nelson Morris had
sold the issue to themselves and thei3
friends at so cents and FIeiberg had
offered to sell the $50. 900 he had pur'
chased at the price he paid.
At Durand-Ruel's gallery there is
most interesting exhibition now open.
1t illustrates the art of Miss Mary Cas-.
satt, the American artist who so worthilN
represents her country in the new school
which under the leadership of French en-
thusiasts is making it's influence felt
everywhere. Miss Cassatt took her first
lessons in Philadelphia. Her last teacher
was Degas, whose influence has been
permanent.
The herald., 1895-05-19

The Retail Druggists Association Still Holding Weekly coincidence
Meetings. Subject for this weeks meeting: How Can We Stop
The Owl From Cutting Prices?" What prices.
The herald., 1895-05-19
At 0ravesend

NEW YORK. May 1s.-Owing to the
witnessed the races at Gravesend today.
Mile-.Ajax won, Long Beach second,
Baroness third; time, / AS.
Mile and a sixteenth-Langdon won,
Paladin second, Tinge third; time.
l:5119.
Hudson stakes. five furlongs--A -Applegate
won, Hazlett second, Formal third; time,
l :03.
Carleton stakes, mile-Counter Tenor
won, Kennett second, Sir Galahad third;
time, Az.
Four and half furlodgs-Refugee won,
Abuse second, Baritone third; time,
0:56%.
Six furlongs-Stephen won. Silvie Sec
ond, Beldenmone third; time, 1:15H.
The herald., 1895-05-19
At PHILADELPHIA

PHILADELPHIA. May 1s.--The Sec
ond days racing of the National steeple-
chase association was grand success.
Six furongs-Wazee won, The Sheik Sec
ond. +. +. V. third; time. 30 2-5.
-Foreworks won. Tom Flynn second,
Disappointment third; time. :55 10.
Mile and half for 3-year-olds -.Jilt
won. Queen of Scots second, Stockton
third; time. 2:56.
Newspaper handicap, hurdle race, two
miles, over eight hurdles st. John won.
Judge Morrow second, Foxiord third
time. 3:5619.
Ivan Fox cup. handicap sweepstakes
for hunters. about three and a.half miles
--Groveland won. The Shamrock second,
Mars third; time, G:37.
Radnott handicap. steeplechase. about
three and half miles--Imp. Lady Raw
mond won. King John second, Hiawasse
third: time, 7:15.
The herald., 1895-05-19
At St. Louis


CIV. LOUIS, May 1s.-Beautiful weather
d GOOD card attracted 20, 900 people to
Ii. + ir association park today. The
trac.. was slow.
Thirteen-sixteenths of mile--Ace won,
Doyle second, Storekeeper third; time,
"a.
Fifteen-si xteenths of a milc-Josie d.
won Saxaphone second, Ada May third ;
time; :3SM.
Mile and seventy yards. the street rail-
way stakes-Sumo won, Lily of the West
second, Maurice third; time, 1 80.
Eelven-sixteenths of a mile--La Sale
won. Beau Ideal second, Utopia third !;
time not taken.
Six furlongs. gentleman riders-Cun-
arder won. Knickerbocker second, Major
Drip third; time. 20H.
Mile and an eighth-Florence P. won,
Eagle Bird second, Mirabeau third time,
:57.
Mile and an eighth-Janus won, Shanty
Bob second, Fonshway third time, :5sIs.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-12
SALE OF
REAL ESTATE,

By virtue OF an order of the Orphans,
court Of tie State of Delaware In and for
Newt taitle county, made on the tif IN tiny on
July. A. d., 1893, Will be exposed to sale at
public yendue. on
TUESDAY. THE 18th DAY OF AUGUST.
lsa' ut 10 O'Clock n. m. mt the County Court
Hous', in the city of Wilmington the follow
ing described real estate late of Rose LaIn-
ptskey, nceased. TO wit:
All That certain lot of land, with d two
story briciS dwelling house thereon erected
situated in the said city OF Wilmington. he.
ginning at point on tho westerly side of
liuttonwOod street NJ tfiFty feet wdeJ the
distance OF ninety seven ievt six inches
suutheriy from the southerly side of Lob
deil street NJ fifty feet wide thence souther-
~ along said westerly side OF ButtonwoOd
street Que hundred aud five feet TO u corner
OF land lately conveyed to hnre Porter i:
thence with said PartcT's line westerly par
aitel with "a street one hundred feet 10 n
Corneri thence norlherly parallel with Huf.
tpnwood street one hundred and flye foet rn
Hnother corner, and thence oastrrlv and p1r.
allel with l.obdell street one hundred fe Il / o
tue said Mcsterly side OF Dutt1nwuod 81 rect
and place OF beginning.
Attendance will b. given and terms made
known by SEGU RlFY THUSr AND SAFE
nhIOsIT COMP ANY Executor, or by JOHN
L. NlEl5DS. its attorney.
Attest:
COHEN FERGUSON. Clerk Orphans Court.
lti.gll "A at-E-s s-l4
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-12

1t is estimated that over six thousand
persons attended Brahdywine Summit
camp grounds on Sunday. The Rev. DR..
Hulburd. OF Grace, preached powerful
sermon in the morning to a congregation
OF over three thousand persons He took
for his text Hebrew, xll 8. For consider
him that endureth such contradiction of
sinners against himself lest ye be wearied
and faint In your minds" 1t was one
OF DR.. HulbuTd's powerful sermons and
broughtforth frequent Rmens IRON those
present. He is about Lhe first prsacher
connected with Grace Church. who took
such interest in Braudywine Summit
camp. The sermon In the afternoon was
preached by the Rev. Charlee Hill. The
summit camp is more popular this year
than ever.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-12
Fir-r yisir 10 n Camp.

nj. ID. Bloomars, formerly of Blooming.
ton, Illinois. who with her husband loci.
ted In our city. ut No. al King street. a
lew months ago, visited the Brandywipe
summit camp on Saturday evening, and
remained there until this morning, when
she returned to our city. This Is the first
camp meeting she had ever visited. and
to htr the eneampment is OF some curl.
ostty. She enjoyed tho services highly
ana the days outing in the woods Will
long he remembered with pleasure. She
10 grateful 10 Mr. Brennan. No. 4O6 King
etreet, VINO has tent on tho ground. for
this pleasant experience.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-12
THURSDAY. AUGUST 30. SOY
O'Clock .. m.

on the premises on the Lancaster Pike, eI-e
miles from Wilmington, Del. the following
described real estate of lIlafTie l.. Wood dc.
ceased. TO viii;
all that certain lot. piece or parcel of land
situated In Chrisiiana hundred, New Castle
county and state OF Delaware called In tho
return OF sale to the Orphans Court. No. l.
and cpntalning nhQut ~ acres bounded on
the north by the Lancaster turnpike road on
the enst by a public road. on the south by
land OF Philip Quigley, Oh tho west by land
iate oil Joseph I, GTubb and formerly OF the
burrell heirs. but excepting aud resorving
out OF the ~ acres piece OF iuIId, called in
said return No. b. described as follows to
VIII A piece or parcel OF land with mansion
house, stables and other buildings thereon
erected, beginning at II poiut Oh the souther-
ly side of Lancaster turnpike road II corner
Of land late of Joseph .. Grubb aforesaid and
formerly OF the Bufrell heirs thence alone
the side of said turnpike road south rs II de.
Erees east 4i5 feet SIX inches TO a corner of
other land late OF the said Joseph &, Grubh
thehch thereby south IL degrees west 1899 feet
ana Tour Inches TO corner thence north
one Rnd Il half degrees west 1854 Ieet TO the
place Of beginning, containing ten ncles of
twenty hundred tbs OF nn acre more or less
And IL is ordered by the court that the safd
adminstrato or make return OF his proceedinRs
IN tile execution OF this order to the Septsnn-
Per term Of the Orphans Court for the Coun-
:, aforesaid. TO he held ut Wilmington, on
Monday. the 9th day of September A. D.
1875 Attendance viii be given and terms
madc known by
-, ~, ALIEN SMITH. Admin istrator.
Ia W. stldham Son Auct's
Court. fS
fences, grounds highly improved. largo barn
and all nursery ont buildings, pppie orchard
cherrY and pear trees, bla ckbeTEy, raspberry
ttrawberry aud asparagus heds &c. This
properly can be seen any time before sale by
caiiing on the premises
observation-disclosures
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-12

Phllsdelpha's suocsss With its popular
loan. where its people subscribed for over
one million dollara worth Of city bonds
should be a pointer for our Government.
All Government loans should be noatsd
the came way and the people get the ben-
slitInstead Of lot OF bankers and brokers
being able to make two or three million
dollars the Government would be benefit
ed lust that much. and then the bonds
would go ints the ha nds Of the masses
(the many not the Immensely richtfew.
City bonds could bs readily dlspossd
OF toits citizens without any cost worth
speaking Of such methods OF disposlng
Of them would heIp The credit OF al
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-12

Innr say that all good Indians are dead
onsa A party OF lndlans who committed
series OF dlabolical crimes since July
soth In the Indian territory were captursd
near okumuaes on Saturday. Tho In.
dians were started for the jail at Fort
Smith. Ark. TO avoid being iynohed. The
gang have numerous murders to answer
for besides arson and robbsry. The men
had when captured. li,o01 pounds OF am
munition and large quantity Of stolen
property. After three attempts 10 lynch
the prIsonars thay were taken by tho ON :
cers TO Fort Smith, where they await trial
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-12
IT is sald the frame house on the Cook

IT is said the frame house on the Cook
nfazp. two miles below New Castle, and
chased by Howard Garrett OF our
city, was destroyed by fire on Saturday
afternoon. 1t is reported that the paint
er5 were at work on the building. burn i.
ing of the old paint and in go doing set
Are 10 1t. In other words the old paint
was surely burnt.off all right but ended
in loss to the owner Of the property. The
next time 1t would be better to burn the
paint of the building aud not the build.
ing TO get the paint of of 1t. The out.
bulldlngs were saved by the efforts OF the
New Castle fire department. who pump
ed water through one Thousand feet Of
hose The water was procured from
spring ditch.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-12

The scrap of Messrs. Corbett and
Fltzsimmons in Green's hotel on Saturday
evening. was not very commendabe af-
fair for either OF the men who took part
In It. 1t Is said that Champion Jim after
his exhibition IN our city at the Union
Street Park visited Greens in phlladel-
phia and finding Fitz present walked up
to him and pulled his nose twice remark.
ing that he didn't want him (Fitz) TO say
he would tweak his (Corbetts) nose. After
friends had interiered Corbett walked up
to Fitz again and deliberately spat In his
facc. This may be gentlemanly mani ers
but to our thinking 1t has more of the
tough element about 1t. Prlzs fighters
should try at least to act the part OF gen
tlemen when on tha street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-12

PRoTEcTED THRoUaHouTBY tue
fnteriockiBE switch and Hisek afsnai syss
tenn
PHILADELPHIA vii MiNoToN 4
BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
In EFFECT MAY w 1e9x
Trains win ieaye Wilmington a. soIloxss
40. ESQ. ass aSo. sso sss. .s.is iOosiois ss ia
" LIS Z msS Y a a mg .isis Ls5 sos so. slo
sss ssS sis. 10 Ina az III ass = 4 4 "a
!yso. s,So. s5s, iS,os. m:s5, ii4i .. m; i.5z
a q; ls.ss: ~. s.sO. rs, 10 @ saa ioS q
SO. sis ioo5 I ilas a. =. M. 40 .Isis S Ts tSs M
srot. $40, 5,b6. 7.oI, az and los5 i. M.
Ecr Boston without change. 1o.id a N
For the south-southern Railway Es-
press, "a D. m. sleepers to Memphis and
For West Chester. via Lamokin. go :
s,s;;ss. g$ g Cents; aRa "a !. iassrmsa4s.
BALTIMORE and Washington. ass. sol
l ls ss 5na s s9 sss q e. s nsqt sso isas & r. a aaa
aiisa,S5s Il q ana M ,i.,srmsd,a,. stations
Wilmington sysxprsasl, 5sto, 1;so 7;25 s.sl.
81 I n sos s5S 1si sM sS5 IT, 7sS iiaS fsS
ills p. m. and H.05 night.
IA AsfSG@Sasa.sa S sss ~. s s Ia s H. I'D tn ssd + n
SUNDAY TrAINs.
For PHILADELPHIA le3press). Isl, z,65 ~
$50. S55. 9. .s3. 1o05. I1.i5 q. M; Isl. 3u5,
soS. 80, ~: ~, ~, S;s and "a p "a "a
.os eSS91nSpfsiSni 1s nna III e ). M 4 p = ' o ~
For Chsstsr ieSgTess, AZ, an So assa
and BOG .. m.
COS Biz Us and 10 ,s5 >. m.
For New Yora. 1867, 2.55. 40. 2. $50. as.
s4s, ioos. II .45 a. m: l.s7. ao5 ic. sos. $50.
5.56. 620. 707, 9.12, and 10.35 p. p,
For Boston. without change. $50 y. m.
For the South--Southern Railway Ex-
press, ~ p. M, sfeepers % Memphis and
For West Chester. via Lamokin. sss a.
icis Sf a. % ,adi apa lass assniass9 h5o s .sss vi
SO p. m. and l2.5f night.
Bai,inere. and Intermediate s,auons.
s geaSe ans PhilPpaslph,a Fl q III broad street. fos
WILMINGTON (expreasj. s.5o. 72n. Ills.
i. M; 1.12, A. sos 6b5. 7.i0, B.35. nJ
'l.16 p. m. and 1905 night
.ssS. 5seS%nGas'sGs Sss sfS ss ID s ana sl2 aq a %
DELAWAEE piXIsioN.
go5 5s s'S ssf f1sts q NE ssa saa L Il y nss I'll AGO. t
Fer sss Lswess; ss;. sas S1ss q; Nh IN 2, q. n.
mar. III. iios ia oTs a m. III >. a. Ut iaoi I nisist.
For Harrington and way stations only.
2L0 p. m.
Express for Cape Charies, Md Point
Comfort asd Norfolk. n.os a. m. and lxsi
SUNDAY TRAINS,
For New Castle. 9.51 p. m. and l2.01 night
For Cape Charles. Old Point ComforE
and Norfolk. l2.0l night.
For Middletown, Clayton. Dover. Wy
seaford ars aSdirlsfon; snd 5iidhsX hiTh
CO Congressional Limited Expi esa
trains. composed entirely OF Pullman ves-
lfbule. ParIor and Dining Cars. No extra
fare other than the usual Pullman charge,
fC Limited Express trains, composed OF
Pullman Vestibule Parlor Cars Vestlbulo
extra fare. ~ ~
For further Information passengers are
referred to the ticket gent at the station.
8. NJ. PRENOST j. r. WOOD
General Managsr General Pasa Aas.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-12

TRAINS LEAVE DELAWARE Avenue
DEPOT EAST HOUND
TRAINS LEAVE DELAWARE AVE
NUE. DEPOT. EAsf huoND'
All fptrsi trains "hlsi Illuminated with Pintsch
sEw y. 5oaiaSS iSas a. gfss:dszs $ is iss 49, Ss
:. 4 !, T5,I%. ~ 3 sqasay.. j. i. ~ ;. mo- A
APE diIbsrNtTT TWsEHMEnEHE WsHEEEEs}
week-d days .3.05. 6.65. e;27. s7.sO. 7,bS. ,s g.
iSS' ss .sto s5s aSGS vs. lS IT, II Ia $40. = y @
i 1 T. 'i s igS i iS sa s sss sss : 2
sf / 4, pT#EhEEgTH slT$ EI5Eg AND
| Weekdays, '3.oS. '7.so. $3.50. 'lo.s5 a. M;
So sandayP. n :. ".;s.o5. .7.ao. 'n.ss a. MI '7sa
z ctRfFs;rnR, q wsek,asy.,, ,:aes, $50, ssr.
ls0 .sS iSs SO :sSs so a55 j. !sss. So ia
= ssih1SsfhRR 4 Sundays, :: 49, . ;, eg, !, gs
* iS Sf9 fT dfY s2G ls a. 3 M so
] .755 a. m. s3.06 D IN.
CAPE MAY. weekdays. .7.so l'lo,ss =
M. Saturdays only. '1.6s. 's.o6 p. m.
Sundays. '7sso a. m.
40 702, .s.47, .1l.05 a M; si2.S5, '2OI, 500.
sandsys day. III 10 sSs 81 81 q o. m m. .lz5s. .2s,.
'fs sAtffmoRn .2 4 ssS SS5 Sc VA & STATIONS.
:, " Il !, f. ;: sfs !. ss Z :eS
ses, .5S5, Ts5, $50. .s;5s. II 10 p: N;
'el2 p n; r.; Sundays. .s47 a a. IN nj .52s P; n.
eINefNNArf i ana a 81. 81; Lo1Is. sT m .ias5 SAND ahd
S9R& y %ojRstfRAss sfRA via bristol ana a CHAT
sINoERLY acGpMMoDATIoN. 10,
LHNbGNBsRa x SCI ils sPa x AeceoMMopHf1oN. z 3 III
week days, 3o2 1880 a. m; Ia. 6.z p. r
TR%fkSs fTqRn%alkSss 80 IGtvG 4 Fl ffS MaggkEr e STREET
For Eor New York weekdays. '6-i5 ?. .m.,o ma
FSr mr. fh5aefRhis s6 @ s.5 g. nd sanSass az liz
For Pittsbufs and nd Chicago, daily.
Tot gsitl%ors, week days, I. J. $50 a. m; .
Fer a ie an9 wsy stations
If e. Fl RbE5sHgA, - TMnNTy; :sg l;
ron wiLMiNGToN.s.
Week days, $40, 6, 715 ISIS, go, '1o.3s
!jSs r. tis .ifs9 & iq sscl cia1 sso .;is isso s
!. ,9.sPasYSs s5 sRa i a,s "a,
LSAvG = PHiLApEiPHfA ii sfS = - McrMELrTH
AND MARKET sTRsfEETsl 40
p, m. Sundays. .s.2O. .7.55 q. M; 7.H p. m.
Rates 70 Western points lower than via
&. o. sCuLI., General Passenger Agent.
r. B. CAMPBELL. General Manager.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-12
THx playing OF base bali ON SUNDAY. In

TIE playing of base ball on sundays In
the Western part OF the city should TO
broken up by our authorities. On Sun.
day game Of bali was In progress on the
lots near the residence Of ARhsssad Or
Bayard on Clayton -stfest. Fully eight
hupdred> persons witnessed The game
Some OF the players had no more on them
than the law calls for to cover their naked.
ness. Clayton street Is within the City
limits. Our police force have jurlsdictIon
whore the game was being played.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-12

IuE citizens OF Marion. Indiana. had q
hot light with party Of fifty tramps who
had gathered In the suburbs ofitseAty on
Friday night The trampsnad been max
Ing themselves obnoxious through the
day and broke Into several residences
taking what ever they could lay their
hands on. A posse of citizens visited the
tramps camp aud requested them to
move ON. Whom the tramps deiled them
q pitched battle took place. I wo cltl.
Eens were fatally Injured and Ill die.
while the tramps escaped without a
scratch. The authorities OF Marion at
frat rafussd TO arrest on the plea that it
would be expensive to the county to com
init them. such authorities should be
ashamed OF themselves.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-12

low WOW in the sunday Star voices the
sentiments on the much talked OF muz.
zling OF dogs OF the REpUnLGCAN. 1t Is
cruel to muzzle q dog during euch hot
weather as We arc noT having sample
OF. Have all dogs found running at
l ,rge without their owners impounded
and killed.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-12
Ths Third Term.

Henry waterson. OF the Louisville
Courier.J Journal. the other day In d'scuss.
ing Presidential possibilities. said, 81
have no idea that President cleveland
desires another nomination. but II by any
concatenation Of miracles he should be
the Democratic nominee he could not
carry county In the United States. Con.
tinuins he said: There never was a
braver or more gallant band than the
Immortal 800 who stood for Grant In that
historic convention at Chicago. and when
slasy failed OF lsucoess II was written
never TO be erased. that third term is
reougnant to the people of tho United
States. Cleveland. / repeat, would not
carry single precinct In the country"
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-12
THE 18TH DAY OF AUGUST A. D.. 1895.
At 10 o'clnrk n n

us
AT the County Court House. In the city of
wilmington. W the following described real es.
wit w
All that certain lot OF land. with a two.
story brick dwelling thereon erected situate
IN the said city OF Wilmington, beginning on
the eaFicrly side OF kirkvood street al the
distance Of one hundred and twenty feet SIX
inches southeTly from the southcrIy side
ni Tenth street: thence eastery parallel 10
TENTH street. passing through the middle OF
thS DIVISION - all OF this house ana tho on O
adlululng on the north sixty eight feet to the
westerly side OF IN allryn,nc feet five inches
WIDE; thence southeTly along snId side OF said
al!uy fourteen feet to corner; thence was-
terry parlnel to Tenth street, passfn q
through the middle OF the division wall OF
this house nnd the one adjoining on the
south sixty eight feet to the aforosat1 side of
hlrkwood street, and thence Herewith
nottherly fourteen feet to the place of be
ginning. be the contents thereof what hey
may. with the use Of said alley. in common
with others entitled thereto forever.
Attendancs will be given aud terms made
known by
sEcuKITY TRUST AND SAFE DEPOSIT
COMPANY. Administrator. or by BENJAMIN
Attesti
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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-12

GE)RGETowS Del, Is distinguished for
two things Its dll1pIdatsI an u 59tabl y
KEEP jail and being the Argest stripping
point in Delaware for peaeE5s 1t Ia said
chat SUSSEX county flows wt.h mta6 and
honey. Rev. BurgetLo Short can tel US
whether this is libel on Sussex county or
not
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-12

WHAT was wrong with the Rockford
lase ball team on Saturday? They should
not have let the c. A. C. team give them
such q severe drubbing They Will have
ito practice considsra9la before they play
he @. A. G. again