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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-05-01
rlegary 8 SONS Improyement.

M. Megary 4 Sons. have purchased the
stables on Sixth street, adjoining their
property md will tear the Same down and
build anew This additionwill double
the firms present floor space and make the
establishment the largest Of its kind in the
State. New and attractive fronts will DO
placed In each building.
This Will give the store frontage of 70
feet and depth Of 10 feet The structure
will be four stories high, and of brick.
The wall connecting tho two properties
will be torn out, giving one large store.
The store will be finely fitted up. The
offices will be removed to the first floor,
and In the rear Of tbs building the capac-
ity Of the manufacturing department. will
be increased.
Machinery will be added SO that all
work of the business can be done. The
firm makes parlor suits at present. An
improved elevator for the use Of patrons
Will be put in, and the present elevator
Will be used for carrying freight.
This spring Megary &-Son have enjoyed
a phenomenal run in business. When
completed they propose not only to have
the largest building given up to the retail
furniture business In the state, but to
have as fine a store as there is in the Unit.
ed States. Everything is to be done that
Will add to convenience Of customers and
increase the facility of transacting busl.
ness, The cost of carrying out the plans
will be about s35, 900.
1t is expected that the new store will DO
ready for the fall trade about September
!. The firm at present has warerooms at
Nos. 5O7, 500, Oil, and 502 Tatnall street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-05-01
Broke Their Contract,

The Trinity College students who pre-
sentcd the comic opera Prince NV in
this city Wednesday evening, nave gotteA
tho college into law sit. Several weeks
ago the advance agent Of the Company
came to this oi,y and entered into II con-
tract with Maxwell Brothers, proprletors
Of the Morri:t Hou.e, to take care of tho
Company, bus when tho students reached
this city Instead Of going to that house
thoy went to the Hotel Jennings.
Magistrate Sasse'3 court by MoiSrs Max
we'll claiming go for breach Of CONTRACT.
Yesterday Colonel Benjamin Nisll5, rep.
resenting the college hal the attachment
dissolved and the case ilxa,l for argument.
the day for which will DO agreed upon
later
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-05-01
Police Field Day,

The full program of the police for the
second annual field sports on June II has
been prepared. The committee in cbargn
has arranged with the S. Z. G. A. to chase
creased pig.
Officer Payne is training for the game
OF ball. He IS regular wheeler Welsh.
OF the East side resembles Orth and feels
confident with his imported patent curves
that Blacks men will fall in one, two,
three order. Sergeant McDermot has not
played ball for II few years but is counted
upon by the East side to welt Payne clear
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-05-01
THEY ARE NOT TWO,
But She Is More Than One.
A Remarkable Woman-Millie
Christine, the Physical Won.
der, is Here.

Tho remarkable woman, Mile Chris.
tino will exhibit here In the store. IL;
Market street.. one more week. This
woman has excited the wonder Of NIL who
ba7s seen or heard Of her. We publish tbe
following description for the advantage Of
many who may meyer have seen an artiole
tioa. ~ ~
The bond OF unioa, which /, Just above
the bones Of the spiue Is chiefly cartila.
s!neous, but the sptnes are go closely np.
pfox'mated that there Is an Gaseous union
between them. Born back.to. back, the
natural desire OF each to walk faos for.
ward has twisted them to their present. DO.
sit,on Separate minds, SEPARATE lndiyid.
uais. each con pursue separate lines OF
eaoagn. anu conversation independent Of
From habits their appetltes call for food
and arink at tho same time. All thu ills
81 assh a:e not however, necessarily
thelr In common, for one may haye the
toothachs aad the other be free from anv
acne. Iouch!nH them on any extreme OF
Toe body, except the heads both la com.
mon are conscious of tn. touch.
christine has been aud Is now the larger
ana stronger Of the two. AS children
they used to have litt.s struggles and
luaV.eis Tor supremacy, but, as they could
hot get away from each other, thew early
soacluded that the best way TO get along
ID Their novel path through lift was to
Yield TO sach other.
lhels present. happiness and affection
or each other 10 nn example for couo!.,
%ho are yoked together IN martial bonds,
nefs has been no similar case reported
eaohing adult life
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-05-01
OUR CARD BASKET.

| Communications tor tbis column should
DO wrtten GA one aide Of tho paper only aad
ailresssd "our Card Baskets kEruRLroAa
Miss Alice Ash has returned to her homo
| 10 Media after avisit to this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hinkson, OF Ches.
ter, hive returned to their home In that
city after short visit in this city.
Miss Alice yedder, of this city, Ia visit.
ing ut Bridgevlle.
George L. Williams, of this city, has been
spending some time at Bridgeport
Mrs. Willard Hall Porter, of this CITY,
Is visiting Major Hiram L. Holden and
family nnar Easton, Pa
Mrs. john +. Garry has returned from
Visitto Philadelphia friends and relat!v6s.
The Pioneer Outing Clubs bicycle rid.
rug members will take run to Ramsey's
meadow near Rocklan1, next Sunday.
. Richardson Pusey, who has been CON
hned to his homo six weeks from pleuro-
pnsnmonla went to Centreville, Nd, to
G. r. Harning, of Now York city, Ia al
tho Clayton House.
s-.Ths teachers Of the German I,utbaran
sunday School last evening rendered John
=. Nichols, superintendent Of the school d
birthday surprise party at his home, Ma.
s3lo Tatnall street. ~
The Ideal Mandolin and Guitar Club Of
philadelphia, will give musicale Satur.
DAY evening, May at 8 O'Clock at Stanton
hall for the benefit of ST. james Church,
Stanton.
John A. Gill, of Philadelphia, Is the
guest of Miss Martha M. Baugh Of No
1873 West Fourth street.
Thomas A. Deery, OF Mt, Salem. IN
home from trip to New York aud Brook
Ign.
William II. Norton, son.of Col. William
g. Norton, Is Mt Walla Walla, Washing.
ton.
:, rather birmingham, of ST. Joseph's
roman Catholic Church, at DuPonts rodo
10 hennett Square yesterday upon his BIZ
cycle
The cantata Ruth and Boaz" In HAIR
rtson Street Church last evening was adj
In!rably rendered n
j, Some OF the mem bers of tho Rodnev
Street Pre5by terian Church Christian En-
lgayor spent an enjoyable evening at Nrrk
lay. - $50
Master Wlimon Benson went to A,
aatlo City this morning to pass the com.
ng week at that place with his father N.
\. Beneon, who is gradually recoyerIuk
rom ois recent severe attack Of sieknesj.
j., Miss Cnra Rust aad Orley Jones, Of
bennington, were married on Sunday.
~Mta' Mary g. Lynch, of Rockford, hss
'traaIat q, o nurse from ST. Joseph'a
1ospttal Training School at Philadelphia,
The Dramatic Club is busy rehearsina
'Ihs Snow Ball, which will be presented
y the Opera House on Monday, May 10.
.he production promises to be one Of thS
lest eyer given by the club, and an uni
sually strong cast has been secured.
Miss Marie Miller of No. 1907 Maryland
venue has returned homo nfter q yery
leasant visit to Miss Ethel McHenry, Of
'xford, Pa.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-05-01
Horses B,,rned 70 n....

Fire which broke out In the twostory
frame stable Of Eugene Sterlith. az
Twenty-fourth and Pine streets, about 1
o'clock this morning, burned to death two
horses, consumed several tons Of hay.
straw and grain, two wagons and guam.
s si.y Oh harness, causing loss Of about
$3.50, on which there Is little insurance
The fire had Its origin on the first floor
OF the building and was of presumed in.
cendiary origin. The wood furnished ex,
cellent fuel for the fames and so rapidly
dld the flames spread that tho building
and its contents were destroyed before the
fireman reached the place. The horses
were burned TO crisp.
They were valued at $500. The remain.
ing loss was on the building and its con-
tents.
>, While responding to the alarm, Curtis
Porter, member of the Phoenix Compa-
ny, cut deep cash in his leg.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-05-01

Yesterday was visitors day" in the
schools and at the High school the exer.
cises were attended by members of the
New Century Club who presented to the
school fender, andiron and poker Miss
Mary Askew Mather received the gift.
President Charles Baird of the Board of
Education and Mrs. Charles S. Rowland
also spoke. In all the other schools there
were exercises and large numbo of Wis.
itUrS,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-05-01
You Want q Suit.

You want 1t to fit and please you, NAV
be you have had great trouble in gotting
fitted been disappointed and generally
humbugged all abound. Your troubles
cease "hen You deal with us. We take
all risks, II We can't fit and please YOU we
don't want your money. We haYo IN our
employ ona Of tho mosu skilled designers
and cutters, owe" % years experience; he Is
an expert. We carry tho largest selection
OF styles in ths city. Give you honest
clothes, honest lining and sell at honest
prices, tlas Is how we hayo built up 20
large business. Note our prices tho
quality Of goods ana workmanship aud
compare with Others. You save from IS
to SO ordering yc II suit from us, bring s.
any sample we will match it. Salts to
order $l2, SIS, SIS and $40. Goats aud vests
$40, sl2, Sl5 Trousers, ST, 50 and 81, Lock-
yer i Co., Tailors, sos Market ST,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-05-01
Fell Throughout a Skyiight.

William Fennel, who keeps produ 0
stall at the corner of Fourth and king
streets fill through a shylisht this morn
ing and was severely injured about the
body, He had some Of his .tGGk stored in
tho second story and was carrying out to
his stand a box OF cucumbers
In the floor WAS broken s,iylight aud
when Mr. Penne!l trod upon 1t his foot
wenv through the thick glass The weight
Of the man caused the entire light to fall
ont and Mr.. Pencil was caught Fat
around the waist.
He being a man of 70 years Of age tho
shock Frustrated him. lLo WAS removed
to his h0me at No. 81 Poplar gEroot,
where be received proper attention.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-05-01
j. r, MOORE & co.
Members Philadelphia Stock Exchange.
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
NO. e24 MARKET STREET,
kMIInp Prices


BHOWN-STEWART-At the residence
OF 51e brides parents, Greenvilie, Dsl.
April 20, 1897, by Rev. f. W. Long, Geo
=, Brown OF Wilmington and Mary Il
Stewart.
FiSHER-DUTTON-At BrGudywiue NJ.
4. Pa!sorage. 2@0j Market street, by
me Kew, Asnury Burke, on April H. 13J7
George IT, Fisher and Mary a. button.
fORWOOD- MOUSLEY - At Brandy
wias NJ. e.. Parsonage, g203 Market
street. by tho Rev. Asbury Burke, on
April ~, 1874 joseph Il. Forwood ard
Laura 2. MousIey.
VOhk-FALDIN-At Brandywlnc II. e.
Parsonage, 220B Marko. street, by tho
KcY AaLuty Burke, on April IS, 1857,
David L. Folk and Clara FaIdin
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-05-01
Provision Dealer Embarrassed.

Charles 0. Mammele, who for years con
Quoted tho provision business In Third
str9et market and at No. 50J Poplar street,
is financially embarrassed. Yesterday d
constable from Magistrate Sasso's Office
Levied on the stock. the judgments n the
Office 4ggrogasins about 1850. d Magis-
trate Deley's court there is claim Of
S5f. 80 in favor OF Herman Lang. There
We're several claims in Magistrate Prit.
chetts office but they have boon settled.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-05-01

"A delightful concert will be given on
Monday evening at the New Century Club
FOR the benefit Of the Mlnquadalo Home. II
VIII be called "an evening with songsV
when the favorites, "Annie LaureT
Rocked In the Cradle of the Deep" and
Others, viii be rendered, Music will be
furnished by double male and femafe
quartette. Well known local singers VIII
TAKE part and they will be assisted by Miss
Wormley of Phiadslphia.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-05-01

High mass was celebrated this nornln .
~ rather Kelley, ut St .Mary's r, g
Church over the remains of Austin Haa,y
sgsd 59years Flo wa, In the employ Of
az puli man Co., of this city at the time
o. nlS death and was young man held In
Yyry dlgh esteem by all who knew him.
His remains were inferred Ia New Catbe.
1ral attended by large oonoourss Of peo,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-05-01
A Journalistic Chance.

Malcom Macdonald who has been edi.
Tor OF the Justice the single tax organ in
our city has severed his Connection with
that paper and will leave our city In few
days for the West where his will make his
home. He has been connected with Jus.
tice Tor nearly two years and
was bright and crisp writer. He will be
missed amongst the Single takers of our
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-05-01
AREADELPHIAN CLUB MEETS,

The semlmonthly noeting OF tho Area
delphian Eu;hre Club took place last even.
Ing at tho home Of Miss Eva NJ Thomas
50o El ghUeen street. There were five tables
ana fourteen gaines were played Tho
prizes consisting Of q box OF cigars, and
sliVer ohatoilhc purse, wero won by Will
liam Slackhouse and Miss Tabitha Watts.
Shortly before twelve o'clock after the
prizes were awarded dancing was INDUCED
In and refreshments served. Among those
present were: Misses Blanche and Anna
Ainacow, Tabitha and Lucy Watts, Anna
Taylor, Mattie Sipple Elma Saunders,
Reba Fullerton and Eva Thomas, Messrs.
William Sta0khouso Harry Doyinc, VIII
liam Belts, Ralph McCaulley, John Titus
and William Watts,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-05-01
Three Sheriff Sales.

Sheriff Finn has three properties on his
board for sale today. This morning he
went out to Stanton and sold the contents
OF Chambers general merchandise store.
Thls afternoon Ut tha Cuurb House he will
sell n farm in New Castle Hundred seized
as the property OF Mary j. Truss and q
prop erty OH Poplar street noar Sixth Of
Helena Peters.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-05-01

John Parker, the barber ut No. sos
Madison street. has two taillcss cats one
OF which is black and tho other slightly
dotted with white. They wero brought
from Chester county, Pa, and are consid .
cred quite curiosity. Parker Is some.
thlng OF naturalist and 1t may DO that
ne can explain the reason of this phe.
nomena
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-05-01

:, James II Fahoy andsCatharino A.lIEelle.
/ her were married in the f. G Church at
Kennott Square ut o'clock Yesterday
afternoon by Father O'Donne!!. Miss
Kate Flaherty played the wedding march
a. the bridal couple entered tho church
and John Fahey, brother of the groom,
and Mis- Ella kellcher, sister of tha
bride stood up with tho bride and groom
Willie tho solemn rite was performed,
After tho wedding reception was held
ut tho home Of Daniel Kellcher, near Kao.
lin whore hundred friends and relatives
net to congratnlate the young people and
wish thom u long life. Guests wcro pres!
ont from Kenneth Square, New Garden,
West Grove, Wilmington and other places.
In the cy0ning the bride and groom drove
to their homo ah Clifton Mills,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-05-01
T. II. Wier, Fifth and King Sire cts,

10 the pace. You want to iome and see our
store. Tho biggest bargain in q mixed tea
you ever saw. Now thIs AMT our 500 tan
sold for a5c nor anything OF thatxini Eut
Tvs the oesE tea you ever did. or ever viii
buy f0r s'oA pound AnG Il ynu try IT, $ on
WIN say 90 toe. Larxs 3ouud can baked
SesAs In tsnato sauce. SO a can d tor $50.
New drss class goods, packed by one of the
Dess ka1wh ea9kefS In Boston. Fancy Cali.
rornia Valeacta reistus b,g sst so n 1c a H.
zig, natural color sickolssc, 3 doEen for 95c
Biz uus"t bottle Of the best aismonfa 70.
Can Opener and bsk OF tax eomhtae cd, the
tax arc In the haadls of the opener, &c for
koth. Frosh packed hoes. quarter and half
houDd packages. eco pound Proctor and
Gamble Cincinnati Uiotns soap, 4Xoa pcund
Thesc Bsllfo yer apples We selt for D cants
pound are very fancy and so are those apples
We sal At 10 II pound, they arc whire aud
q eur aud ketI6r ttsaa yeu tiink BY the prics.
iho boat aos1osfas beana 90 a quart. The
AeSt lima bosns - a qb. The ieas pee beans,
4ss quarA Bfuwn sugar 3bc pound,
Sooe butter always att NJ Wolf, Fifth and
King streets, m0-9ts
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-05-01
Address: VII. Del,
pEGlST'EIr5 ORDER.
~ REdIsTER'S OBFICR,
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, DEL.

~ REdIsTERS OBFICR,
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, DEL,
Upon the application of Frances Van I,-
rem bXeeutrix or Churus H. Van ,TTun,n
i&'H oil Wilmington IIIndreL deoa,u eS T. :,
g ordered and directed Dy the Rey i.tor
mat the ExeoutriK aforesaid rive nnt,na,
OF granting OF Letters Teatnmentsrv ~
ohthe estate of the deceased with thedats ~
granting thereof, by causing Observation-Disclosures
70 DC posted within forty days from tho dnts
u such letters IN ax of tine n, ost M hin nIsco.
u inc county of New Castle reouIrinr ali
persons having demands rgainss ITO est,ta
~ present tho same, or abide by all act az
hssr!%thy III such case made ami pro yiJe1.
aaQ also cause the same to be inoertc1 with,
IN Inc same period III tho DAIGY REprTutI-
GAN. newspaper published IN Wirnjpriom
weeks. e. o. d. '"''s
80 Ihvon the hand and sea, m
( as / olhGa Of tho Register uforeslii M
s~-, WilhlHgtolL in New Castle C0untv
aforesaid. tho day and year above writtan.
,,,,,,, CALVIN W. ChOSSAM RcGlster.
NoTlCE-Notice 10 hereby given that lot,
icrs Ie9taneptRry wore in due form or
law granted unto the underslgus I'd on tia
"a DAY or April A. ID. 1897, and thst ali nor.
sons having claims against the otate of tbe
aecca'ed lnnso present the Same. duiy attest.
ca 10 the said Exccutrix on or before
t90 9d Gay Of April 1898 or abide the Acs
" H''-'ho'y III such case made endrrovided.
FRANCES VAN nUttEN,
.,,.. oo- ExoCutrlx.
Address; 0O7 Van Buren, ST., VII. Dol.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-05-01

A fair will be held In the basement of
st. Mary's r. G. Church on the 10th of the
present month. A largo number of articles
nave been received for the occasion among
them fne-toned piano The object az
the fair is to reduce tho expenses of the
church and 1t should be well patronized.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-05-01

William II. Toppin residing at No, 70l
Harrison street died yesterday Of bronchi.
tbs.
Mrs Elizabeth Wadley, daughter of Wal.
ter Pagan resldingat No 61s West Front
street, died yesterday Of consumption.
She was % years Of nge.
Mrs, Sarah A, Todd, agsd 90 years, died
yesterday ut hero home No 1913 Rowland
street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-05-01

Tomorrow promises to be partly cloudy
preceded by showers. and followed by
clearing Monday fair with slight change
of temperature.
Tho thermometer at W. G. Taylor's
drug store, 309 King street registered to
day as follows:
7o'clock 10 O'Clock / o'clock
I'll 70 II
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-05-01

Bishop Coleman will be at three churches
tomorrow and at each he will confirm a
class. In tho morning no will be at St.
Johns, in the afternoon at Christ Church
Chrstiana Hundred and in the evening at
ClaVmont
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-05-01
Entertainment.

Tho opening exercises of the elocution-
airy pupils of Carolyn Pierce and Mahala
Wells took place in the parlors of the
w. L. G. u, No. 100 West Eighth street,
last evening. before good sized audience.
The young folks acquitted themselves
very creditably, and the attendants wero
highly pleased.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-05-01
Sale of Cows,

Robert Merrlck will have sale of fresh
cows and springers at the Red Lion, Pa,
on Monday, the third day of May There
Is now fair prospect of good crop of
grass and the farmers can purchase cows
with an assurance that there will be plenty
for them to eat
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-05-01

Two young maa of oar city went fishing
Yesterday and dropped lines into tho watlr
OF the ri ing canal at ST Goaryo's ind
cana home loaded down with fish They
say they caught ten dozen, but we would
require photoarah Of tho fish md then
would haze doubts Of them having caught
them all themselves.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-05-01
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BrandyWine Church Reyiyals

The revival services at Brandywine M.
church are growing in interest. Next
week the following ministers will have
charge of the services; Monday night, the
Rey M L. Hutton; Tuesday, NJ H.
Cahoon; Wednesday the Rev. ]. O. s3y.
pherd: Thursday Rev. Van p. Northrup;
Friday Rev. Il H. White.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-05-01
WIlmlng ton Christian Endeoyor l,nio,

=, Inc Wilmington Christian Endeavor
Dnioa Will hold Its ann lal meeting in 81
ranrs NJ. e Church, Monday evening at
watch time officers will be elected and An
.laress delivered by c. IT, Gillespie, of
e1liadelphia on the annual meeting TO be
held in San Fran cisco
- on should soc what Is in our SO made
TO order pants. Glenrook, 52l Market St.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-05-01
Keeping tic .strctts Clcar.

Tho pllics dephrtnen, ar, determined
thAt theirs anAll boru acrlIuut, in tLr
K'E.. street MHckot An clIiaur is rIurgll
at Third, Fourth and Fifth streets, where
the ;ravei Is hohyiest, in order " Loop tie
teams from blocking o&ou other.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-05-01
ID EGI>TER'S ORDER,
LII HEGIsTEH's OFFICE.
NEW CASTLE County, De-,

-'H" ShSiLE SOuNTf, DELu
,r,o, 81, ,,,-., Aprl 0. 1897.
J.. Brown and Isaac Il. Brown, exeUutors RI
jas. SHOWN. l1to of Wilmington Hid in "a ii
county, deceased Ii is ordered and dlI ecred bv
the hoSis1er that the Executors aforesaid
give notice or granting OF Letters Testn
mcntafy upon the estate of the decea.ei
with the date OF granting thereof, by cans
ing ADVERTISEMENTS to be posted wtthln FORTY
Gays from the date of such letters In six Of
tuo most public places of the county OF New
CRstle requiring all persons having demands
dEaihSh tho estate to present the OaEa, or
abiGe ny an ac6 of Assembly In such casa
made ami provided and also cause the sama
10 DO iaSnrted within the same period Ia Ira
DAILY EBPUBLICAN, a nowspaper published
n Wilmington. Del. and 10 DO cOntlnuei
therein three we9ks 10. o. d.
t-l Given under the hand and Seal Of
/ s. ohc0 OF tho Register aforesaid N
49, iihilngton In New Castle County
aforesaid. the day and year above written.
,. CALVIN W CROSSAN, Rsg,ster.
,NoilCE-Notice Is hereby givon thu letters
Iebtsmentary wore In duo form of law
granted unto tho undorsixnod.o on tho 9th day
OF April A. D., 1897, aud that all person,
having claims against tho estate OF tle do.
Vcaseu must present the same, duly LttestsI
70 tho sad Executors, on or before tho
Wh DAY Of April 1893. or abide the Act
OF Assembly fnsuch caHe made aud provided,
JAMES BROWN,
JOHN y. BROWN,
ISAAC H. BROWN
Address: VIII. Del. ia
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-05-01

The residents on Second street, between
Walnut and Poplar complain Of an c.
cnmulation of 18th and desire us to coll
Tho commissioners notice to same. Tho
sGavengerS should DO put to work to re.
move the surplus matter If the health and
convenience of tho citizens are worthy Of
any consideration whatever.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-05-01

C}a?'ssa r. Ferrall, Martha Baldwin
nlhzse u MeCarter, Joseph Fl. Chamber
Widows pensions secured in from 20 to 90
days, Rejected, reduced and dropped pen
sions. reopenod and successfully prosecus
ed. Slow cases hurried IN