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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-01-19
SOCIAL MlTINGS
AND PERSONALS
A Melange Of iaterestiay Notes Picked
Here and There Of Wilm:AgtonianJ
and their Many Friends.
TwExry-rIFrH ANNIVERSARY.

TWENTY-FlFTH ANNIVERSARY.
Mr. and Mrs j.. r. Lowden celebrated
their twenty-flf'h wedding last evening at
their homs, No. 213 Poplar street. A quar-.
tette composed OF H. NJ Dunn. j. T. Bald.
win, James Dugan, and James A. Dolan
rendered several selections which wore
much enjoyed. An address by W. j.
Johnston, singing by General l. I. Par
ker and Mi Lena Hopes, aud ROTATIONS
by Miss Nellie baldwin. W. j. Randolph
aud W. H. hickman.
Among those present were: Mr. and
Mr.. George X. Norris, Mr.. and Mrs. II. V.
Eason. Mr.. and Mira W. J. Johnston, Mr..
and Mrs. J. Y. Lewis, MIR. aud Mrs. n. A.
Day, Mr.. and Mrs, james Dugan, Joseph
Frazier, Charles Remger. Mr.. and Mrs.
Virden, Mr.. and Mrs. Green, Of Whining
ton; NJ. and Mrs. Samuel Lowden, Darby,
Pa Mr.. and Mrs. H. a. Hopes, Miss
Hopes, William Hopes, Miss Lena
Hopes, Fernwood; Miss Reba Lowden,
Mr. and Mrs. William L)wden, Mrs. Jas.
IIuwden, Maste, james Lowden, Miss
Florence Lowden, Lansdowne. Pa; Mr..
and Mrs Isaac Stern. Riverton, N. j.: MIR.
and Mrs. c. H. LowdeD.J b Lynch. Rob-
bits, Del. w. j. Randolph, Mr.. and Mrs.
Isaac Il. Parker. Emma Virden. Thomas
Virdon, George Vlrden, Mr.. and Mrs
Buckmnstcr. Georgia and Josephine Gar.
teT, mary Gtl!ies, nhe EIhSi W. "i" ~. %
j. s. Foster. Mr.. aud Mrs. Robert Day,
Mrs and Miss White, Mr.. and Ms. War
ron, MIR. and Mrs. w. H. Hickman, Mr..
and Mrs. Il. M. Dunn, MIR and Mrs. A. NJ.
Driscoll. Nj and Mrs. j. +. Baldwin, and
Miss Baldwin, Mr. and Mrs. Jane, Dom
lin, MIR. und Mrs. NJ. Is. Hickman, AIR. and
Mrs W. Lear, MIR. and Mrs. Gaorge Hemp.
hil A. i. Hatfield, ~ II. Messick, of Utica,
N. Y; James knglo Grant Garter, Mr.
and Mrs ii. Callaway, the Misses Spiegel-
halter, Mr.. and Mrs. II. 4. Divine
Mr.. and Mrs. Lowden received many
valuable presents.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-01-19
MAKE BELIEVE METEoRoLoGY.
Illusions OF the Stage and How They
Are Produced.


Are Produced.
Whatever may DO the state of the weather
outside, the stage manager within cnn
bring about rain and hail, wind or thun-
derstorm at will, and the illusion Is 80 DOM.
plete as to sometimes make nervous menu
bers of tho audience insonsibly shuddsr.
Hail and rain are represented by closed
wooden cylinder about six feet long, which
is obstruoted inside by various crosspieoes
quart of peas completing the arrange
ment. BY turning this cylinder first ono
way up and Their the other, the peas rat
tie through it with close imitation Of tho
sound of heavy rain on roof.
The wind arrangement consists Of a
wheel of about two feet diameter set In o
frame like that Of grindstone. This
wheel Ia furnished with ribs on Its per-
iphery somewhat like the floats Of water
wheel and drawn tightly over thess ribs
is q pieco of thick silk. When the wheel
is turned, the ribs RUB against tho silk,
and by turning the handle first quickly
and then slowly very good imitation Of
the soughing Of the wind Is produced.
Lightning can easily BIO Initiated by
chemical or electrical means, and tho usual
mode Of producing thunder Is by shaking
a largo sheet Of flexible iron plate. Some
theaters have. however, a far more elabo-
rate and effective thunder arrangement,
which is used as IN auxiliary to the sheet
of iron when storm Is supposed to reach
its height. This consists Of a number Of
cannon balls held In a trough and allowed
to fall at the right moment and to run over
floor above the ceiling Of the theater.
A snowstorm is brought about by per-
forated revolving cylinder above the stage,
charged with paper cuttings. Unfortunate
ly these messengers Of frost have habit
Of resting OIL all kinds of projections and
dislodging themselves In subsequent scenes
when their presence is not Desirable
Chambers journal
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-01-19
oad Fellows Man Company

The stockholders Of thu Odd Fsll0ws
Hall Company held their annual neatlng
Yesterday and these officers wsro elected:
2 President, A. l. johnson; secratasy, !.
N. Hallam; board Of curators, =. Ferris
Rudolph. George w. Pyle, l.. N. Stock-
we'll, G. q. Morton, James Brown. W.
Hsiss j. I. Price, g. H. Taylor and Q. +.
Maroney. Il. Burton was elected 1anitor
Treasurer. l. W. Hallan inade the lol-
lowing report:
Resources Cash in bank December 81
1897, 1851 .53; cash from rents 1897, e5l,bO;
cash from rents 1898. 1920 70; cash from
auditorium, ~; cash for division wall,
$35.74; cash sale OF old material, 35; cash
rebate on insurance. $50 o.; cash over de-
posted. 81; cash outstanding checks. E.o3;
total, &48s8,l8 Expenditurss-Pald divl'
dends, s., oS1; paid taxes, s6sa; paid light,
sos 9i; paid water, az. So; paid fue. 1926 6Oi
paid repairs. el85 IS. paid janit OR, 1894 paid
reduction OF debt. 400: paid interest, $50;
paid printing, " 80; paid incidentala, t240..
rs; paid insurances. $40 25; total, $3S l27l |;
cash In bank, S1,073.42.
Tho bonded Indebtedness Is 81, 400. The
rents uncollected, but which are consid.
sersd safe amount to t7750. Tho property
is In good repair.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-01-19
DOTS.

For groceries 60 to Welsh, No. 3l6 King.
Rv x. Fallon will olflciatn in Farm.
hut Sunday morning at s o'clock and in
st Pau 4th and Jackson, sun, ny morh-
inga. 1880.
Theodore Hanf had his arm severely
burned whi at work at tho Kendall and
Mclean bicycle shops.
The famous flibuster Bermuda was
stranded off Cape Henry on Tuesday
night.
The end of one OF william Schov's fin
gers was ground of at Taylor & Hhw-
thorne nj !.
George Woods, nge IL, was arrested yes
tcrdav for tho larceny of \ pair OF rabbits.
He WAS let go with areprlmand.
Sh ridan Post, G. A. r., hold a mc.ting
|; st evening, and mu tered new members.
Mrs. John Woodbury., agei 81 year. fell
dow II ight Of stu RS at the home of he"
son, George Woodbury., No. Tl5 Spruce
street, u tew days ago. but was not i'll
jured.
A new table for engines Inns been
placcd in n" West Yirl ny the Bult-
moro and Ohio Railroad Ompany.
The employees OF tho Della are and At
lantir Teleg nph and Tel 'rhnna Comnanv
nrr still busy sarrlnging ttsr wires pre-
para ory to TRANSFERRING them t" the new
building of vho now building of lho COM
pahy.
DIR, Theodore Becker. son OF Melchirr
Rocker of Kennel Township, Pa, Ia
nbou to locate in our city, amt engage IN
tho practice Of mcdicn.. He will al open
u drug store about he % ut March.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-01-19
CHARGES of Bribery.

John P. Donahoe. former national COM
mander of tho Union Veteran Legion and
the der ocratic leader in the lower house
of tho Legislature re urncd from Dover
last evening and said.
''Iha capital is saturated with talk Of
alleged attempts ut bribery. Ono of tho
republican members told mo that he Ind
been ap ,roacheI and offered good sum
to vote for a certain candidate for oena-
tor. lie asked my advice and told him
not to think Of such u thing, as 1t would
disgi ace him AMI his family and he would
DO compelled 70 leave Delaware.
II was also informed on good authority
that either S2s, 900 or &4s. OOJ had been Of
fered for four votes. The scheme as 1t ap-
pears tonne is to have republicans approach
democrats and democrats approach repub-
leans"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-01-19

Charles II. kittinger has returned from
Milford.
John II. Bateman, Of Dover, was in vii
miaRton yesterday
5 ansbury J. Wiley has recovered from
au rttack Of the srip.
Representative James Ili.chon came up
from Dover last evening.
Postmaster Hugh G. Browne returned
from Dover last evening.
r. S Powell has left for visit to his
son, the Rev. j. :. Powell az NriyhtsvliIe,
Pa
W. +. Sewell, tholbraran of thu lnstl-
tutc Lbnrnry, who has been i'll, resumed
his duties yesterday.
Samuel II. baynarl will celebrate his
birthday to-day with roast pig dinner to
his friends at Morrison Point.
Harvey j. Wiley, he scc,c AIRY of tho
Street and Sewer department, resumed
his duties yesterday after his recent III
nos.
Waiter Price Pratt Of Clayton, and Miss
; Lille j. Reynolds Of New Ca>tio county,
were matrlVd yesterday by Rev a, Nj.
| Virgins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Loxloy Wiley Yesterday
celebrated at B.Idgcvil!e the tlrty.rlxih
! anniversary Of their wedding, having
| never been separated for more lhnn two
| days III their married MO
| Miss Grace Clifford File. of this city, and
Sergeant Harvey A. Clark. of Battery NJ,
| Fourth U. r. Artillery, lately stationed at
| Battery Point, Delaware Guy, wtrU quiet.
, y mul ried yesterday at noon at Pur.-
mouth, \, II by rev, DR. Harvey q! 81.
Johns Chu Oh, OF that city. III. young
couple Will reside ut New Castle \, II
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-01-19
SCATTERED q.
THEIR VOTE.
Dupont Receives 2 Votes
on the Joint Senator,
ial Ballot To-day.

DOVER Jan. 19,-There was split In the,
joint senatorial vote at noon to-day but
not OF such proportion to give any one can
didate the majority Of votes aud the cleo,
ton. .
There were two ballots takon and on tho
first tho vote was: Addicks, Is: Henry A.
DUPONT, III; Hillss. 8; George Gray, Is:
John G. Gray. 9. Total 49,
Messrs Conoway, West and Pllling absent
on The second ballot came the Republican
The result was a. follows: Addicks Is,
Henry A. DuPont 10; Hilles 1; Francis g..
DUPONT 2; George Gray Is; John q, Gray
It'Vtn b. noticed that Fraucis G. Du.
Pont haslentered the contest for the drsb
time and has obtained his support from
zell, who are from Mr.. DuPont's district!
The voting for dupont has but little
significance, however. as tits understood
Frances G. DUPONT never asked for the
Office. !
The falling of In the vote Of Col. du.
Pont wasdue to Mr. Frizzsll supporting
Frenlss 4. DUPONT y
Mr. Hilles also lost the support OF ono
man, Senator Blakoly. -
est ST. sport he viii get. fhs h andy mon
took him up yesterday and Although tho
Silverites have held out pledges to the gold
democrats to unite with them, the friends
of Gray are not in fer coalition, and pro,
pose to stand by their Idol until the end.
The fifth Joint ballot will bs taken AZ
noon tomorrow. Neither house did much
business this morning. The Senate pass
cd the bills extending tina charters OF tho
Pussy and Jones Company, aud The Geh~
oral Steamship Company and sent the
same to the Senate for concurrence. 81
The bill empowering the Governor to ap
point another justice of the peaoe for APP
poquinimink Hundred pursued the Same
course.
Sin tho House The committee On printing
submitted Q favorable report to the bill al.
lowing each House to do Its own printing
Tho bill regulating the summoning and
drawing Of jurors went over until Mon
day. o..
Mr.. McNulty gave notice that he would
present IN act giving the municipal judge
Of Wilmington jurisdiction In all petty
cases. !
j. B Clark gave notice Of an act pro.
vlding for the purity and secrecy nf tho
ballot. The net proposes to do away with
the present au strAllan system
Tho House this afternoon will elect Its
enrolling clerk.
There are six candidates for the place
Joseph O. Wilson, Walter Harrington, T.
u. Brown, A. A. Watson, Robert Lynch.
aud w. s. Vernon. IL is probable that Mr.
Vernon will DO elected.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-01-19
= m.nory q 4 Mrs. sturgeon.

Mr.. Lena p. Sturgeon, after q long
spoil Of severe and patient suffering the
Intensity Of which At times was almost
Lord, Her departure was sad shock mad
becomes seriously felt losI to the large
circle Of relatives and friends to whom
she became moro cndeared rs the years
passed away. Accustomed to hope and
help. to love and labor from her earliest
years her mildness Of temper, kindliness
OF heart and patient hcpefulness only deep
ened md broadsned by experience and OPP
portunity. With heart full Of sympathy
and affection, hor hand was ready and
open So that no appeal was left unanswer-
ed. no need set aside untouched. lover
Of peace, n devoted and helpful member OF
the church, O friend Of the needy, thoughts
full rather for the comfort and pleasure
Of others than Of herself. divine grace made
her Christian record simple and beautiful
In doing good. Such memory Is blessed.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-01-19
ABIRTUDAY CELEBp ATIOY.

A very pleasant birthday surprise party
was given James Mcl.au;h HIN, mt his home
No. l13! East Twelfth street. Among
those present were: Mrs juines Mei4augh,
lin, Lille McErugllir, Fannie Stewart,
Mumie Mclaughlin, Resaie Cahill, Jennie
Zsbloy, Sallie Cross, Emma Dennis. Florio
Curry, Amanda Dennis Jennie Drum.
monl, Ellie Shewbrooks, Lizzie Sinclair,
Btss,, Wh'tolock, Clara Ernest, Annie
Aigh1eld. Ida K4oli2. Olive Vernon, vii.
Eckman, Richard Mclaughlin, William
Coylo, Joseph Croes, Leroy Hutton, Law
renee Rlloy. George Johnson, Leslie Pyle,
James Young, Harry Hollis. Ralph Moore,
Clarence Furacro, George Devsney, Robt.
C!ucls. AT a late hour refreshments were
served.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-01-19

A birthday surprise party was rendered
William Gossom on Saturday night at his
home, Ne. 100 south Franklin street. Tho
evening Was spent in playing games after
which refreshments wero served. Those
present We're: Misses Lizzie Reed, Mary
Wcisel, sSnphie Wcscl, Maggie aud Annie
Long, aiainie skinner Kate Burke, Je sic
Jackson, Bertha Lyman, Martha and May
O'Dunnell, Of Newport; Bessie Hamilton,
of Chester; Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Burke,
Wilmer butcher Harris Jackson, samuel
Pardc1, Robert DeMutelIe, Ckarlos o. Don.
nell Nowpo.t; Mr.. and Mrs. Gussom and
others.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-01-19
DUBLIC SALE OF % HEAD OF HORSES
L will sell at public sale ut Hoclse,sin, Del.
ON THURSDAY, JANUARY 20,
at O'Clock p. IN. sharp.
Al Er Or


No. /. Bay Hambletonian horse 10 hands
high, weight 1900 broken in all harness, this
horse is standard bred, long necG and tail and
great actor; this fellow Is suitable for family
or y fine coacher, was raised along railroad, and
No. 2, Bay horse, 10 hands high, years old,
weighs 1870 pounds, broken in all harness.
smooth and nice, clean bone, good and kind In
all harness.
No. g. Bay horse, 15s4 hands high, 8ycars old,
weighs llGO lbs, quiet in all harness, and has
been used as Il family horse for 2 years.
No. 1 and B, 2black horses, years old, close
broken, single and double, this team is rangy
and fine actors, will be sold single or double to
suit anyone wanting Il black team should see
these fellows.
No 8, Scored horse, Gyears old, weighs 1900
lbs, broken in all harness, fearless Of electric
cars, this is a pattern for a business horse,
smooth and complete.
weighs 1905 lb4., good feet and bone, smooth
and clean, broken in all harness.
No. and ., pair gray mares, weighs 1900 lbs.
apiece, quiet and snappy, both single line
leaders, good bone and Feet.
No. 10, White name, is hands high, @ years
DID, weighs ll5O lbs, quick and nervy. and well
broken, double and single
1t is useless to describe them all. / only have
to say this is very smooth lot OF HORSES and
we'll broken, will give good satisfaction to
buyers
have sci ected them for myself and have
taken great care and know they,nre well wor.
thy the attention Of anyone wanting gopd
reliable horse. Don't forget they will be sold
without reserve wet or dry. Dinner at II.
sale. ELWOoD WEBSTER.
l., w Stidhan & Son Aucttopeers, jl0.H
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-01-19
Want the Att,c hment Dissolved.

Chief Justice Lore, sitting in vacation
this morning heard argument for and
against tho dissolution of foreign attach
ment brought by G. SomEer Pyl" vs.
ngrlo-Terrelo. Sumo time ago Ierrelo
brought suit against ar. Pyle, and his
quar- y property ~ Beech and Franklin
streets Was ssized OIL foreign attachment
proceedings 10 satisfy the claim Of the
plnin it, MIR. Pyle Immediately filed a
petition sc' ting forth the allegation that
he was u Wiimingtonian and therefore
prayed thnt the foreign attachment against
HIM be Giso'ved. 1t Is this question
which Is be ny settled. H H. Ward ap-
pears Tor MIR. Pyle and William T. Lyman
Tor the Italian. A decision will DO an
nuuncel his afternoon.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-01-19

SHERIFE"S SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF A
writ of Levari Facias, to me directed,
will be exposed TO public sale at tho
Tenth and Eleventh streets. In the city
pf Wilmington, New Castle county,
State of Delaware.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-01-19
MARRIED IN CHESTER

Miss Anna S. Richardson, of Chester.
aud Samuel Il. Smith, Of this city, wors
married last evening at tho home OF tho
brides parents ny Rev S. 3, Woodward,
pastor of the First Baptist Church. After
tho young people had plighted their troths
friends gathered around them and OK
tended congratulations. A wedding din-
ner was served whicl was partnken OF by
anumber of invited guests. hs bride is
an estimable young lady and has II host Of
friends in Chester and Upland, where she
formerly rosiNed.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-01-19
ON SATURDAY. y
THE 4th DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1899.
at Il o'clock p. m,

the followin g:described real estate viz:
All that farm or tract Of land with buildings
thereon erected, situate in Pencader hundred,
New Castle county and State of Delaware,
bounded and described as follows. to wit:
Bounded on the south by the turnpike road
leading from the village Of Glasgow to tho town
of Elkton. Cecil county, Maryland; on the west
by lands Of William Grinnage Thomas Brown,
of Csntwell Clark. deceased, and on the east by
lands Of Jesse Boulder ,Ecortaining about 28t
acres Of land, more or Less. 1.-THE dover Of
Mr. Gbe IT. NJ H. Black "s u, now SS. laid of is in.
the natural life Of Mrs Kobsrt Nj. Blaek,j
(For release Of portion Of the and described
IN this g.. mortgage, soc Iced Record 2 vol. 49,
scribed MS follows, to wit.
All hat portion Of the above mentioned and
described plooperty, bounded and described rs
Beginning at a stone a corner for this lot,
and other lands now or late OF tho said Ann $.
keybold, said stone being in the west side OF
tho New Castle iand Frepchtown turnpike
lands now or lato Of Wellington Frazer and 20
and ~ feet fiona corner Of lands now or
late OF DR.. William Y. skinner; thence south
46ls degrees east 20 feet to point in the mid.
die of said New Castle and frenchtown turn
pike road; thence thereby south a degree east
s82 and 6'lU feet to another point in the middle
Of said road where the same turns toward Elk.
ton thence thereby south 49, degrees west
1SS feet to point thence across said road and
by and with said other IA nds, now or late of
Ann y. Reybod north degree west oS2 Ieot to
stake In said lands, and thonce thereby north
50 degrees east nv feet to the first mentioned
stone and place OF beginning. containing |
acre and 80 and $40 square perches of land Pe
the same more or less.
sezed and taken in execution as the prop.
erty of Sallie n. Warren. mortgsgor. and Ann
g. Reybold and Anthony Rey bold, hor hus.
band, /. It's and to be sid by
JOHN Il. TAYLOR, Sheriff.
Sleriff's Office, Wilmington, Delaware,
Jnuuarv IA 1900
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-01-19
Death Of ssippIe E. Norris.

J. II. Norris, who resides at No. 1000
Chestnut street, visited his brother, every
day In company with his wife and sister.
from the time Of entry into the Delaware
Hospital and was with him when he died.
His mother who is very sick at her home.
1921 Federal street, Philadelphia, was not
informed of the accident for fear that sho
would not survive tine shock. srr-
The Jury summoned by Coroner Vandc-
yer held an inquest over the body this AZ
tornooIl ut the Morgue. on West Tenth
street, near Tatnall. The interment will
take place at Smyrna.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-01-19

Camden, Del Jan. Is Surprised by
black burglar In his stockings in her room
late last night, Mrs. William Hnsley
screamed and awoke her husband. Hlns.
ley grapplod with the stealthy robber, and
in tho their desperate struggle the pair roll.
ed downstairs locked in each others EN-.
brace.
Tho burglar escaped. but Hinsley tore
off his hat and coat, and officers can read.
lily trace tho fugitive, who got only SIC
from hired mans pocket.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-01-19

Mr.. Editor:-We wish to express orr
sympathy for Mrs. Butler In tho bersRvc-
ment of her child ldn May. Mrs. Butler
Is confined 70 her bed with death aud sick.
ness. Mr.. Butler has bsln oonflned to his
bed for two weeks he hos not been able TO
attend to his business for six months His
daughters funeral took place this morn.
!ng ~ o'clock: Service at Miss Hollis
Dunlap Of O.d Swede's. 1nterment at Mt.
Salem Cemetery. God Bless The Little
Girl
'The Lord gave, and the Lord has
taken away, Bless the nainv OF the Lord.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-01-19
SCOIT--K ELY.

Miss Reba Kelly and james Scott were
married last evening ut Gleen Fill parson
age by Rev. Il. W. Long. The bride wa.
attended by Miss susie NJ. Dickinson and
tho best man was George Black. A le'
ception followed the ceremony at tho home
Of the brides mother AZ Rising sun. There
were large humber Of friends OF the con
tracing parties present. Tho brid, 10.
ceived numerous valuable and handsome
presents. Mr. and Mrs. Scott will reside
ut six centh and Riyerview avenue.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-01-19
JIIpFnSl\NA DANCE,

Division No. 4, Ancient Order Of Hiber-
mans held their second animal reception
last evening IN Turn Hall. The evening >
entertainment was opened by Niles Annie
Quinn and Sadie Edwards, TWO little girls
who executed Georgia cake walk TO the
delecta;ion Of tho asseElb.age. nanalng
WAS kept up until II late hour and the ball
was emo of tho most enjoyable given in
Turn Hall this season.
Albsrt's Orchestra occupied the stage
which was decorated with pot!ed pants.
and dscourseu music for the merry
dancers. DURING the evening an exhibi-
ton OF Irish jig and reel dancing was
given by tho Lyons Bro hers.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-01-19
ON WEDNESDAY,
THE 1st DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1899,
at 2 o'clock p. m.,

the following described real estate, viz:
All that certain piece or parcel of land, stu
ate in Appoquinimink Hundred, New Castle
County and State Of Delaware, being part
Of Delaney's Manor. bounded and described as
follows, to wit:
Beginningin the ceutre Of bridge over Dog
branch and running thence with the centre OF
said branch or ditch south 30 degrees east GO
perches to stake or stone; thence south 5ia
degrees west % perches to stake or stone !;
thence south ~ degrees east % perches to u
stake or stone; thence south ~ deYrees cast u
psrches and "a. 100 of perch to stake or stone
thence south n degrees west 81 perches and
22-1O of perch to a marked gum tree; thence
south 81 degrees west GO perches to a stone !;
thence north 5la degrees west 81 perches aud
5000 OF perch TO stake or stone III the low
ground, thence north 8gia degrees cast 33
perches and 8O.l00 Of u perch thence north 81 1
degrees west 87 perches to u stone set up on
the east side Of the aforesaid road to Baldwin's
saw mill, and thence with said road north AZ {
degrees east 90 pcrches to Il stake or stone
thence north Ml9 degrees cast perches and g.
100 perch to the place of beginning, con-
tanning Ks acres and 40 perches Of lard, be the
same more or less.
Seized and taken in execution as tho prop.
erty of Henry ID. Webster and Alkaline Web.
ster mortgagors, and Susan A. Maloney and
Thomas Maloney, t. It's and to ba sold by
JOHN H. TAYLOR, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, Wilmington. Delaware.
January 10, 1890. ia