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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-01-05
Live Stock Markets.

NEw YORK, jan 4.-Beeves higher; native
sfevrs poor 30 good. s3.75ld5, Is; oxen, s.. 500
4.e, bulls. s2-s502.75; dry COWS. s 4ka3.
Calves weak; poor to prime veals, S5d7 30;
barnyard calves. Ss.sb@s. 75; western calves,
ss5nq3a5. Sheep easier; lambs shade
higher; poor to strictly prime sheep, s2a3.75;
common to choice lambs, S3.251t4.82le. Hogs
firm. top hogs $50.
EAST BUFFALO. Jan. 1. - Cattle market
ruled slow, with but little demand from any
source. yeuls slo ~ and easier, with liberal
supply on sale, good ones selling at $3.50 q
x1.7d. and prime to fancy at $a.9097.05, heavy
calves, S2.s9st3.50. Hogs lower; choice corn
fed Yorkers. $3.50; mediums, s4-soGb4.so; good
heavy. S4.56eb4.s0; roughs. si.Tj0B4: stays. $40
l.5 sheap and lambs steady; choice export
wsihers, sadD6bs 7j; fair to good mixed sheep.
81. i5pa 70; common TO fair, Sl,7a6t2; gopd, to
choice lambs. sS.I5D4.as, fair TO good. s5a-St
a.8o.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-01-05
General Markets.

PHILADELPHIA, jan. New York and
western -four quiet and steady. Wheat steady
at BlSsEt6i li-l6c. for March. Rye nor1inal at
56a5sc. Corn weaker at 5i14d5l9sc. for Jam
uary. Oats quiet at 31l4c. for February. Hay
firm; good to choice timothy, Si3913.50. Beef
quiet. Pork quiet. Lard higher: western
steam. ss.I5: city. So. .62lS6e6.75. Butter firm.
western dairy, l09i6c.: do. creamery. l5d9ec.;
do. factory. sdbl5c.; Elgins 26c.; imitation
creamery, l2delsc.; New York dairy, lna20c.;
do. creamery, l6ds4c.; Pennsylvania cream
cry prints. extra, 27c.; exceptional lots higher;
do choice. 26c.: do. fair 10 good. 23G25c.;
prints jobbing at s513lc Cheese steady; New
York large. 9GtilI4c.; do. small, 9l6Dl2c.; part
skims. steGpc.: full skins. 26e3c Eggs dull;
New York and Pennsylyanin, bic; ice house,
l7tsd2ec-; western fresh, 24tsc.; southern.
eIs624c
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~ mSxan<S1 ~ - 1&<&s11Gu91eQ @E9e9e4
Z w AstorarY 6easr81 11ne0>
DALrzreru, ~. ~ Atto1nsy esnsr.1
Dinsy hsylnG orlored Hniee6 Gte11s Dis
Htct Abtofn1T Marbury 70 thoroueh1y iqr
ypstienfe tho charges of inhu1nap tyeat-
nenf Of lsborers - the Naynaaa isianda,
he 4 :mony of Don Abrams, : native Of
Great Britain, and john Deyine, Of New
York, was taken yesterday. The story
told by both men, who are decidedly IN
telligent for laborers Of their class, fol-
lows:
"For two weeks after arriving on the
island we had ordinary food, tho kind
laboring man requires, and then IL gave
out. After that We subsisted on salt horse,
bread withont salt, and rain water. We
exhausted the store supplies, buying every
thing In tho pIhce, and then went to SUI
perintendent Shields md told him that we
wanted 10 lcnye and would leave He said
that he had written TO the company sew
eral times and explained the condition Of
affairs, and thst deaths were constantly
occurring. He had received no replies from
headquarters, and could do no more.
During the short while we were there
ten men died from tho lack of food and bad
food. 1t brought about scurvy and other
diseases, md their deaths were horrible to
witness. The disease would begin at tbs
feet with swelling, which rose to the
neck and then choked the victims, the
bodies bursting sometimes before death
ensued. OF the seventy-fiye men return
ing ON the bark w. s. Patterson thirteen
died en- route and were buried mt sea.
.sWhiie ut sea the Patterson sprang .
leak and we all had to take turns pump
ing the watcrfrom the hold to keep from
sinking, although we were sick and weak.
We had to put in at Lewes, Dol, for
repairs and food, and then continued on to
Perth Amboy, N. j. On the trip back our
sole daily food was ene piece OF bread, one
slice of meat and three pints Of water. "
Captain Forbes, in behalf Of the Ma
vassa coinpnny, said. "Abrarns was taken
sick shortly after leaving here, was Ill
during the entire trip, and while on the
island was fed and nirsad by the Naynssa
people, and came back in the same CON
dition. Devine would not work, and was
considered a striker"
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-01-05
TINE FARM ron SALE

ore OF the 1hnndsomest snail faiyns In
Chesi er Co, situated NJ ta.rville. a bcauti-
fui viiiage located wthtn miles OF winning
ton. ON the pike icading from the former 10
West Chester aud kenueft Square. which Is
tile most popular drive all tirne- OF the year.
Also within ~ minutes wa TO tho Fairvilie
station OH the baltimore, Central X. r., and
ono mile OF cnzzart sration on tae W. n.
Il. X. The improvements nre la &c COM
modious trick inaission coata ming ~ roo ma
with modern city convenin nces. such as hot
and cold water. bath. ladies toilet rooniA
water closets. &c. Water from u never falling
spring OF water furnished by ram
direct 10 n tank. A piazza surrounds three
sIdes of the house OF the most substantial
build aud iatHr sixes will acvotn,uodute ana
scat 100 prfsous.. A beautiful shaded Law n
adds 90 the cpnifort aad makes tais valuable
as country seat. II has a brick barn and
nfaDilng for 40 head OF horses and nli other
ousbui,iiueN The farm contains 81 acres of
tine tillaple ana exeeptional fertile land di-
vidcd Into heidz There underies tHis farm
en- tnexhAu.f1ole daposit OF fei par whic
could be put IA ihe ma ket 1t a smait az
pense This property Is valuable foe En,n-
rner re icenoe. hoatding house or school, on
account OF the high elevation. y Cd water
aud frssh air, an5 It's close proxiuftY 70 the
city. being y minufps' ride 20 tifond Htreet
STATION. for par .icsslafs and frt5n1 fnHutxe
OF CHAMBEH8 4 8I<Vs
Bayard Building. 9th and Msrkct Wilnains-
ton. Del #t1-H>t4EnrH-f
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NUGGETS on NEWS.

Heavy snow storms have seriously Inn
peded traffic in Germany.
indianapolis health board reports nearly
1000 csses Of measles In that city.
Herbert j.. Flint, tho noted hypnotist,
will be called by the defense In the Blixt
murder cnsc ut Minneapolis.
Ex-Prnsident Peixoto, of Brazil. has sent
message to his friends requesting them
not 70 obstrnct the governments.
/. In his parting message to the Colorado
legislature Governor Waite predicts the
return Of his party to power two years
hence.
A freight train at Toledo crashed into
an electric car Mt a crossing, fatally injur-
ing Mrs. Agnes O'Hara and badly damag-
Ing the car.
The Ontario (Cai) State bank was
robbed OF 5000 yesterday by two mon.
They locked the cashier In the vault. The
men were captured
Vigiiants of Cheyenne and Arapahoe
counties, o. r.. captured three horse
thieves and promptly hanged them to q
tree, leaving their bodies dangling.
Colonel J. II. Powell, Of Kentucky, the
well known Pythian lecturer, was stricken
with paralysis Of tlie brain while lecturing
at Columbus. @ tris condition Is critical.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-01-05
a Georgia DomestIo Traredy.

SAVANNAH, Ca, Jan. DIN a fit of jeal-
Gus rage George Jordan, a negro, who has
borne an excellent reputation, shot and
killed his 1o-year-old son, shot his wife in
the forehead and through the neck, shot
his a-yearold daughter in the chin and
back Of the head, and then shot himself
twice in the breast. His wounds arefatal,
and 1t is believed his wife will die The
little girl has a chance to recover, but 1t is
probable that the entire family of -four
will be wiped out as result OF the days
bold work on the part of the father. Jor-
dan was perfectly. sober His only ex-
PLANTATION is that he wanted to die, and
thought it best to take his family with
him
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-01-05
schmiltberger wm Escape prosecution.

NEW YORK, Jan. 5.--Police Captain Max
f. Schmittberger, who confessed before
the Le&ow committee, will face Justice
Ingraham ON Monday morning in answer
to the indictment for bribery found against
him. A person directly interested in the
ease has been assured that 1t would be un-
necessary for Captain Schmittbergers
counsel to be present on Monday. This In
supposed to mean that the promise Of i'm
munity from prosecution, given before he
made his confession 20 the Lexow commit
tee, will be observed.
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hampton stiu n.ld n ohio.

CrHcINNATI, Jan. 5.--The Rev. A. 8.
Hampton, tho colored man arrested here
ON Kentucky requisition and held by
Judge Bachwalter until assurance was
brought from the governor Of Kentucky
and the judge OF the court that Hampton
would be protected from mob violence,
was again before Judge Buchwaiter yes
tsrday for q hearing Mr.. Penn, the agent
from Kentucky, said he had received no
letter from Governor Brown promising
protectieu, nor had he any assurance from
the trial judge that q fair trial would b
awarded Hampton's = attorneys moyrd for
: discharge Of the prisoner. The oeure
took the matter undsr aasisrmenk
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-01-05

Both the method and results when
Syrup Of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels. cleanses the sys-
: tenn efiectually, dispels colds, head
aches and feyers md cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy Of its kind ser pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac-
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in 600
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it ON hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it DO not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA Fzc SYRUP co.
esq FRANCISCO. G.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-01-05
n. Iudlctments Against peba.

CHICAGO, Jan. 6.--The bsaring on the
motion to quash the indictments against
Eugene v. Debs and sixty Others for CON
spiracy came up before Judge Crosscup
yesterday. Arguments for the defendants
were made by 4. w. Harper, of Terre
Haute, Ind, and S. S. Gregory,of Chicago.
The arguments for the government were
made by ex-District Attorney T. b. Mil
christ and Attorney Roserrtbal. A decision
will bo rendered next Tuesday The Jail
sentence of Dsbs and his associates in the
Santa Fc case begins on that day.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-01-05
charred with KIllInr ! Policemen.

CHICAGO. Jan. b.--The police arrested
Jack Carey, Jack Mctiee and Billy Roach,
VINO are accused of being the murdeters Of
Ofhcer Edward Duddles, who was killed
Thursday night when attempting to mr.
rest two burglars. The three men at first
showed fight, but when they found the po-
lice had the place surrounded, and orders
had been given them TO bring In dead or
alive, they surrendered They all deny
thnt they had anything to do with the
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-01-05
Two children sufrocated.

NEW YORK, Jan. 6.-Two young chill
dren of Michael and Mary Berberick were
suffeeated to death In fire which broke
out in the rooms occupied by the family
IN tenement house at No. 48i East Sixty
seventh street. The mother had left the
children sleeping while she went out upon
an errand. When she returned the rooms
were filed with smoke and the children
a
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-01-05
He LIVED "A Double Lie.

DENVER, Jan. 5.--Robert Dammon, who
was one of the foremost business men Of
Colorado for over twenty years, disap-
Feared July last, deserting his wife and
eight children in this city. It has just
been learned that his real name was Rob-
ert Flanders, and that he came to this
country in III, deserting large family in
England. He is supposed to have rejoined
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-01-05
bloody Battle win Moonsbiucr..

LITTLE Rock, Jan. b.-A battle between
o posse of revenue officers and gang of
moonshiners occurred In Van Buren,
county. The officers discovered the still
hidden in tho mountain gorge. 1t was
running full blast. five or six men being
at work on it. The inoonshiners made o
fight, and for a while bullets flew in every
direction. Putnam, the leader of the moon
sinners, was shot through the head, and
fell to the ground dead. His nephew,
boy Of II years, was mortaily wounded.
Two moonshiners were captured.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-01-05
FATALLY Hurt in a Runaway.

BETHLEHEM, Pa, Jan. BIN trying to
control his runaway horses, which had
baen frightened by electric cars, Aaron
Arner, aged is years, fell over the single
tree and was dragged two blocks. His
skull was crushed and his face smashed to
a jelly, besides sustaining internal injur-
les He cannot recover.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-01-05
To p,.cu,. the Arbltratlon mn.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 6.--An opportunity
will be given by the house committee on
labor to parties interested in the new ar
bitraUion bill revised by Commissioner Of
Labor Wright to present their views on
the plan. Invitations have been sent to
leaders of railroad corporations and labor
organizations in general TO appear before
tho committee next week. Il Is expected
seyernl we'll known men will speab
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-01-05
The weather.

For eastern Pennsylvania, New Jersey,
Delaware, District of Columbia Maryland
and Virginia fair; slightly colder; north
eriy winds. Rising temperature Is indi-
Gated for the Mississippi valley, the lower
Ono valley, the western lake region. and
all districts TO the west of it. Similar cn-
ditions WI r.pidly follow In the more
eilsterly distric1s.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-01-05
store. wrrckca ey Erploslon and Fire

HAvERHILI., Mass, Jan. J.-A lighted
match was accidentally dropped in one of
the show windows Of George o. Wiley s.
CO. dry goods store. In few minutes
the two adjoining windows were mass
of flames, and aloud explosion, which car
ried some OF the goods across the street,
followed. The thirty clerks escaped with
difficulty. The flames gutted the dry
goods store and also the jewelry store Of
G.. II. Hnssey.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-01-05
Alleged Fugitive Embenrler Arre.ted.

SCRANTON, Pa, Jan. 5.-Eugene Du-
denski, who says he is a New York stock
broker, was arrested yesterday at Barber
ton, village near here, upon a warraus
from New York charging him with emhcz-
element, and having jumped his bail bond.
He was taken TO the metropolis last night
without a requisition.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-01-05
zeklsi raaha,s Anteo.dsns.,

ATuENs, Jan. b,-It has transpired that
zeklxi Pasha, who was In command Of the
troops who committed the atrocities upon
the Armenians, was for several years
president Of the military court at YanHmi,
and instigated q massacre OF Christians
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-01-05
ArRentinn Preparing for War.

LONDON, Jan. "a dispatch TO Tho
Times from Buenos Ayres states that con-
gress in secret session has sanctioned
war credit OF $s.o0J10o IN view OF "A pos
sible quarrel with Chile regarding the
frontier.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-01-05
Desperadoes Captured Afser a right.

PHGNIx, Ariz., Jan. 5.-Price, the es-
capped murderer, and Counterfeiter Young
were caught on the desert near ella Bend
by Deputies Brothers and Moore after
fierce fight. Price was wounded by a shot
through the body and Young's leg was
broken.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-01-05
TANKS. cotae County. Tsras.
THE isru DAY or JANUARY. 1875.
At so'ciock. .. m.
The foIIowina descrLbed real estate. va.


The following described real estate VIZ.
An those certain lots or pieces OF land stu
Brandywine hnndre1 county aud state afore-
said. bounded aud described as follows. 70
No.i Lits Nos z, aand 4in section % lie-
ginning MI polnt on the nortdwesteriv siue
OF Madison street extended AT the distnnce OF
~ feet mort hensterly fran tho uorlheasterly
side OF Tbirtieth street; thence northwestern
iy parallel u Thirtieth street luo feet 60
corner; thence northeasteriy parallel to
Madison street "a fest " u corneri thence
soufneast eriy parallel TO lhiriietb strert loo
ie.. q he ,awss,ssy .ids .I Madison z
feet 10 the place OF beginning
No. <. Lot No. ain section es BcGinning
at point On the northcasteriy side OF IDir-
tieth treet at the disfa,ce OF 100 feet NORTH
westerly Irom the rortbweeteriy eiuo ol
Maiison street; thence northessteriy parallel
10 Madison stree lsu feet 10 u corner; thence
nortnwesteriy parali'l TO rnirtieth street "
feet inches 10 n corper; iheuce southwester-
nor,heas,eriy SIDE Of Thirtieth street. and
thence hereby southeasterly % feet . inches
to the place q pesinn.ns. a, a.u,n,,,,
at a corner 5ormed by the Inter stiou 81 the
sontbea>terly side II Monroe stioet with lhe
north Westerly side oi Th.rticth streetthencc
.southe astery al.Dg the northeaeterIy side OF
Thlrtieth sti eet TO- rect to a corneri thence
noItheasterly par, liel 70 Monroe stree y,
to 7 hin tiet th street i0J feet to The suuticast-
erly side OF Monroe street. and thence there
" boutuWtsitfly oo tcet W VIZ btneo " w
No. 4 lot No. ss in section %. BoginninE
at n point on the southeasterly side OF son-
roe street at tho distance OF rs feet southwest
cry fsom the ecuthwesterly side Of 1hlrty-
trst street; tn nee so u tneasteriy parallel to
Tnirty y-irst street 100 ieet TO q orneri thence
southwestoriy parallel to Monroe street 80
fec 10 another corner; thence north we terry
paraiei TO ihrty-1rBt street HOO feet to the
suuthrasierly side of Monroe street; and
e. ence ereoy northeaseeriy VI feet to tho
I'd. 1. Lot No. in sscrion ga Beglnning
at ii point on the nor hwesteriy side Of Madi-
son 81 rect at tue distauc; OF iis feef north
easterly from the northeas,erly side OF Tnir-
tietii street 4 ence nor hwesEerly paralielto
1hirtietn street iu0 feet TO q corner; tn f,ieo
northea-teriy parallel tn Madison street -
feet 10 a corner; hence southensterly parallel
to ihlrtieth street 100 feet TO the northwest
eriy SIDE OF Madison street. and thence there
by sou,hwesteriy Is feet to the place OF be-
ginning.
seized and taken in execution as the prop
erty OF William 8 Cloud and Harriet E.
Cloud his vile. mortgngors, and T. .'s and
TO be aoid by PAUL GILLiS. Sheriff.
sh rifrs Once Wilmington. Del. Dece M
ber 81, 1884, y
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-01-05
ON SATURDAY.
THE 18TH DAY OF JANUARY lsas.
Atsociooir. p. IN,

The following described roai estate. vixs
An that certain lot or piece Of len1
brick dweisinE-houge thereon 1rrc1[4
r{>1 IN the city OF WiIminl.on-@ ~
hpQndad and described ~ SQ>lo#&
He4fnninG at . poinf o. the @41(
pf ia nall 81 rept at zoe di9f fatip4 ~
fonthafiy fcori. 5tn{ % lthk<Iy AIQ4 4<
fAHnti Ni,ert: ttitnce ea>trriy p4<xI@1l 81
<Birteenfh strgpt passing thropx4 ~
do or the bri4k dlvisiep wall latWI1n4 ~
house eil the iok and the honss e<11QlHl1E -
the nprth 70 feas g Z s2fnnesi ,an t3<152 - = q
another corner. thence wte eftf pek4 - ~ !
Thirteenth etrret atorssat1 4u1N %1
through the miadle OF s%teet ttuc4
alley between tiS house End the houeHf
joining on the south aOf0et 70 The efg:1
easteriy side OF 1atnats stre !, and t9e41
thereby northerly 10 lest 70 the place - -
ginning. be the contests thereof what 10y
may. IL - i
Seized and taken ~ execution as TIE prop
erty OF Julius Reyl'oid and Mary Z. y nssao.i.
his wife morsgagors, ana oatiie w, "bi.tesA
~'' = 'A' @''1 y PAUL GILTIS. sherlifx
sberinrs ONCE. Wilmington. DEL beasgssr
%. 1894.
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stambouloa-s Arrest Reportsd.

V1EEEA, Dec. Silt Is reported that en-
Prsmier staiabouloff. against whom an
orinr Of arrest was issned on Thursday at
Sofia, Buigarin, charging him with the
murder Of NJ Beitcheif, has been arrested.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-01-05
NorcE-E ELECTION.

NArIonAt. BANK or wrMrHuror AND)
BnANDfstsE.
WILMISDToN, DEL. necls 1898.
The annual IN, citing OF the rtuckbOidnrs OF
this bank will be held Tor The eiec.joD OF dis
rrcfors at the banking house. ruesay yanli-
arys, 1895, letween the hours OF ~ o'clock
moon. and o clock p. ni
dS-Im CALEBM BHEWAltD, Cashtrr-
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STOCK AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
Closing Qaotat'ons of thr New York and
Pt,iladnIphia Exchanges.

NEW York, JAN Alt was dali market on
the stock Exchange today. and in the main
heavy. A prominent factor in the depression
was the unexpectedly heavy engagements Of
gold for shipment tomorrow. reaching Ss.3n-
900, and making the AZ sregate gold exports
for tho week Si,50000. whirl is heavier than
the shipments OF any week since last August.
Closing bids.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-01-05

Nd0RTAN iSeudy-mixca i1r III ppx-
Il poses IN any 4aap<1<x. ie1n u.
SOLOMON. Ones Ne W>61 k1ird street
fhcnss las andsos y
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-01-05
.ToPlcRnDIyIpTNn

FInsr NATIONAL BANK. or WILMINGTON.
Wilmington. Del, Dec. ". 1874
Tho Hoard OF Directors have this day de-
clnred dividend OF w per cent. for the last
six months, payable IN demand.
. l,s6t HENhY BUSH. Cashier
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-01-05
ON TUESDAY.
THE srn pAy OF JANuARY. 1895
At ao'clock. p. M.

ING IOiloWiHf c%actiotu feal estaee' Nf1s
All thoss two certain lots OF land. with two
BRICK houses T. ereon erected, situated In the
CT y Of Whining on, New Castle county and
eta of Ileiaware. bounocd and described as
No. i. BegiDnlng nj point on the eas,erIy
siue OF JACKSON street az tho distanca cf if5
feet ii inches more or less nortbefiy from
tue noriheriy sids OF TenEh street aesnee @
tn ice aortheriy aud para iei With Jnekeon
strem 2; feef 30 i,He " sot No. hereinafter
descr bed, txscns4 westerly asd parallel with
Te.tl s,rect aud iFssidg tnrolsnI ths saiaals
tnls iot and the hvuse adjoining on tire north
100 feet 10 tho SAID easferly side OF jackson
etieet; and t.ence erehy southeriy ~ feet
10 the place OF bextnninf.
No. y bexinniuR at point on the easterly
side of Iaogson street at the distance OF 1888
feet IL lncne~ more or less northerly from the
hortheriy siio OF Tenth sfreets thonce easter.
~ and parallel with Teuth stree t q d pass ng
through the middle Of the division wall be-
tween the holse Q on this lot and the house
adjoining on the south lu0 foei thence north-
efly anu parallel with jackson 9 rect 22 f'et
to iansi now or late of--Mckinn thence
westerly and parallel with Tenth street along
ga d land 100 n OF o the said easteriy side OF
jackson street; and thehce thereby southerly
~ feet 10 b.. place of bexinning
>ezed and taken in ex, cuii Ion as the prop
erty OF Tho Guarantee 10 al Rstate Co npany.
corporation or the State of Delaware. aud
PAUL GILLIS. Sheriff.
sheriff's ofico. Wilmington Dell. December
n, 1894. ds3
kHEkIFT SaLE--Dy virtue or writ of
3 Levari Facias. 20 nie erected. will be ex-
posed to pubic at Whitcraft's botel.fn
the II aye ui Cbrisiiana. White Clay Creek
ON SATURDAY
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on TuKspAf.
rHrssb pAr o. I. sASusknr. tsss
AZ . o'oIoex ,. =.

Tie foliowlng dsscsst,sf fsai eea6tR viEs
An thst ccrsefn ~ c<1end p1l1 ttl1fl
thereou erected. nit11<1d - tA8 cI<y 81 ull@l
mtnHt0n aforesaid. hoard&d ~n& 1escribed - y
Be4insins IL 4 polnt 4 the 0istsnce oE G!f
feet westerly fr.,m tho westerly si44 IN
broomo sts eet and n q dsstauce OF % f@4<1x
inches northeriy from tue northarly sldo
Tbird street, thence westerly nHrktici ~
Thirl STR OF and passing Through the cDNI[/
OF u 2-feet 2 inch alloy between the ho1f1 n "
this lot aud tile hous0 eti3oininf on tue -
81 o st to o oOrnerstheuce uortberiy paf4l&1 ~
win Brooine street n feat INCHES 10 44(@<I
ner; thence eastarly parallel with X{1<4
street aud psssing thfonsh b tie m ddls of the,
division wall of this and tho house ndjotnl1E
on the north 70 foet 70 n staxQ w fcet wct>et-I 3
ly from tie westerly etdo u Broone etre9t 9:
tnence thereby soutbcriy II feet inches qax<t
alelto Rrooine street ~ TIE place o. beEkn-
ming, be the coutents thf'rcof what they m1S-
Seized and TAXI In execnunn as tho p1eS-
erty If Joh9 Mcaley. surviving morfEnger o.
John Meaiey and Jane Aeaiey. and John Mca.
ley, administrator OF Jane Mealey. Qcce1cod
and Wright King. Z ts- and 70 be sold W
PAuLGlLIlY Shertf' :
sheriTs oaice. Wilminstnn. Del. peesnA-
ber q. 1894.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-01-05

TNOR RTNI-No. 90 Lowering avenue; rent
10 low Apply TO tins oiies or Charies W:
Cooling, EigniB and Madison streets. d2Ltf