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Wilmington Daily Gazette

Location

Wilmington, Delaware, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1883

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Bond sale notice and legal notices from Delaware county

Public notices advertise sealed proposals for two hundred thousand dollars in bonds to fund a county floating debt, due over ten thousand dollar installments. Other notices cover attorney Samuel A. MacAllister relocating, a creamery expansion by Charles Kyle, farm seed ads, and a court petition summoning defendant in a divorce proceeding with dissolution sought by C M Mingus.

Wiliam Herbert Gunty Tate Lial

Real Estate Sale Of Building Lots At Public Sale This Week

Hale of Lots masters His real estate group reports a Saturday public sale of 86 building lots fronting Bradford Good man and Dock streets. Prices varied with buyers like Patrick Dugan and William Francis purchasing multiple lots. The same firm advertises another sale next Saturday of Bayard Bush and Banning grove property. Additional notices list King street properties, the Pioneer Coach property, and two houses in Shipley and Van Buren Chestnut streets, with mortgage details and tax notes.

Ned Setiresle Bayard, Bush and Banning M. M. Child King Street Pioneer Coach Company Ninth Ward Harry Sharpley Eeq Shipley Street John Maloney Eva J. Green van Buren and Chestnut Streets Elizabeth Yeatman L. F. Adair No. 207 Market Street

Light municipal election yields shallow turnout and close results

The city held a quiet municipal election with light voter participation and no major contests. In the Fifth Ward Republicans backed H F Pickels amid a split by independent John Manlove, who withdrew for Pickels. Returns show subdued excitement as results trickle in from all districts with party totals and ward tallies.

Bat Edwards Newell H. F. Pickels John Manlove Je Negro Carmichael Pickels Carnersee

Political Shift and New Council Formed Across Wards

The General Results show Democrats winning six wards and nine inspectors while Republicans secure five wards and nine inspectors. New council members are listed by ward with Democrats regaining key seats. total stands 18 Republicans and 10 Democrats. Also notes on council organization, clerk race, and local wedding anniversary plus Quickstep Club uniforms contract.

Lynn Chadwick E. C. Knight Asetstart G. W. Fletcher Beale Cornell James Murray Charles P. Brinton William O'Meara Daniel T Dougerty Nieles Fisher Ames John M. Newell John Edwards Tas Favanece Newell Wm. T. Wirt Wm. Thompson Harry Smith John E. Posiles Republicana James McKenna Wm. G. Baugh Robert H. Taylor Amos A. Eastburn Wm. H. Blake D. Thomas Johnson George Abele D. Martin Farrel H. F. Pickela F. B. F. Miller R. Sixth Ward Edwin C. Moore David R. Stevenson R. Seventh Ward Samuel Speakman Levi Garrett R. Eighth Ward Josiah Litzenburg Lewis T. Grubb William B. Cole & Brother Market Street

Anniversary Activities at Kingswood and St Andrews Sunday Schools

Crowded Kingswood Chapel hosted reopenings and anniversary events for Kingswood and St Andrews Sunday Schools. notable details include a 206 member Whitehead class, fundraiser totals around 275, prize awards to top collectors, and a 55th anniversary celebration with sermons by Rev Elliott Thompson and Bishop Lee plus a mission collection.

Kingswood St Andrews Chareh the Redeemer Kingswood Chapel Aubrey Vandeyer Rinker Withegs Scholars R. H. Adams G.oree W. Todd George W. Todt Jay Mabelmith Elsie Walker Fannie Davis Clara Tobbs St. Andrew’s P. E. Church Elliott Thompson China Lee Robert Smith School Fannie L. Michener Oneries 8 Howell

No Cases On Municipal Court Docket After Election Day

For the first time in many years Judge Cummins has no cases to dispose of this morning at the Municipal Court. The unusual lull follows a Saturday election, raising questions whether increased morality or Gazette coverage influenced the decline. The police, who typically run prisoners on ordinary days, skipped two days including election day, a striking departure.

Withutnieton Del Bayard Thar Hawley Webb Bola Crean Ixth Register's Lakes New Castle County Den Edward Melchior Nathaniel Melchior Wilmington New Castle Daily Gazette Iimineton Isternforesaid Wilming Edward Ee Chior Delaware Breyer Delaware Songerband F. Wagner Apollo Society Fullmer Kellogg English Opera Company Mataei Knights of the Golden Eagle Ae Castile Smith Building Philadelphia Baltimore Cyrus Castle Eee Reformed Fpecopal Church of the Redeemer Alfred T. Scott Frank P. Mason Sey Sae Charles P. Mallory Olivet Presbyterian Church W. L Murray Asbury M. E. Church Fannie L. Eliott Cummins Gazette

Quickstep Exhibition Game Shows Poor Play by Tren Ton Team

An exhibition game in Trenton ended with poor ball handling by the Tren ton side as Quickstep won contentiously. Pyle fanned ten, Smith impressed in his debut behind the plate, while Albert and McKenna misplayed infield duties and Snyder recovered with several fine plays. The home lineup struggled with fouls and a hard hit by Albert in the eighth inning. Full score totals are listed, with Quickstep prevailing and other league notes following.

Quicksteps Trentons Pyle Trenton Smith Germantown Albert McKenna Snyder Quinton Dwyer Bresnaham Benners Tira New York Ewing Chicagos Louisville Cleveland Providence Boston Buffalo St. Louis Baltimore Columbus Athletic Philadelphia Detroits Philadelphias Boston Boys Eclipse Rosebud Shamrock Acme Newport Shamrocks M. Ferguson Adams Street Maryland

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