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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-10

The February term OF the Superior
Court came to cloae this morning
and adjourned until the Nav term. The
session was occupied by the handing
down OF decisions In tie cuses argued
during tue term.
II. H. Ward was decided against In
the certirorarl case OF Maria g. Hart.
man vs.. the mayor and 3ity council.
Mr.. Ward wanted Judgment reversed,
contei ding that wet cellar was not a
nuisance, as defined by common law.
Mr.. Ward motloned for a writ OF
error.
In the case of William II. Lee vs. the
Mayor and Council tho court decided
against the motion of Potter L.
Cooper, DR., to recover one months
salary as secretary OF the Board oil
Health. Mr.. Cooper's contention was
that Lee had been ousted before his
term expired. Mr.. cooper also ga We
notice of writ of errors which IL
practically an exception to the ruling
OF the court. The decision is an i'm.
OF the same kind now pending against
the city.
In the case OF Harris va. Davit
Abramson. in which there had bear
made an application to show cause
why the capias against tho defendant
should not DO discharged. the couII
ordered the writ dismissed.
Argument on the capias in the cas-,
OF A. }. Bates w. George A. Hope!
to amend the return of the sheriff wa,
continued until the next term.
| In the mechanics lien case of Per
kins' administrator VS.. Ida Carr VII
son, the exceptions filed by deIeu
dante counsel were overruled.
L. Il. Cochran, Jr.. representing the
plaintiff In the case of William L
Riley d. b. va. the state p. b. asked
thut the judgment of the Court below
he affirmed, which was granted. Cour
then adjourned.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-10

LNOR shLE or EXCHANGE-F For small
IL houses or desirable lots, house 1904
ljruonlc street. containing 10 rooms and
bath. Apply nj Gooding'S Coal O1ice.
18Th and Scott streets. Telephone No.
$50. ml0-ft'
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-10

Goodman N. 4. Church. 18th and Scott
streets. Rev. William l.. White pastor.
Psccaohing a, io;0 a. IN: and love feast
m. Young Peoples meeting 6s0 p. m.
Subject, Courage"
The VEST Wilmington Baptist Mission,
sth aud Scott streets. II. CJones pas or.
Covenant meeting lei0 II, III. Sunday
school p. III. Preaching 40 p. IN. BY
pastor.
Haven NJ. Il. Church, Bird and DUPONT
streets, Roy, J. IL. ID. Hubbard, pastor.
elias, meeting at ? a, M X II; Wall
pastor Sunday school ESQ p. m Ep-
worth League Prayer Meeting $50 p. IN.
Preaching by pastor ut 7.S5 p. IN.
Union A. NJ. E. Church. French street
alb We 18th. Rey VIM. u. Guy. pastor;
Communion n.3O q. IN. Sunduy schnol :. 30
p. IN. Prof. Walter Il. Caste!l. the district
superintendent will be present and review
tho school Young Peoples prayer
meeting Cap m. Preaching T.sO p. M.
| All welcome.
Union A. NJ. E. Mission. 18th and But
tonwood streets. Rev. Ghas. II. Bouldon,
| pastor. Preaching 1880 u. IN. and $50
y. IN. sunday school 40 p. m
Moore's A NJ. u. Chapel. MeDowellyille.
10 30 u. m. by pastor Sunday school Up.
m. Preaching 1880 y. in.
Mt. Hebron A. NJ. Il. q ,urch, Linwood.
Pa. Rev. James Prltchett, pastor.
! IfpuCDlftK lU.hu u. III, ny hbN. W vi. IT.
Green. sunday school p. M. Prayer
meeting G.s0 Preaching T.s0 D. IN.
st. James A. U. NJ P. Church. 10th and
Ciaymont SITS, Row. J. j. broadway. pas
Tor. Preaching 1870 u. IN. and 7.35 p. III.
un lay school a.3) p. M.
ot. Paups A. U. Church, South Will
mington. Hev. &. II. Walker. pastor.
Preaching 10 a. m. by Bro. Geo. Daniels.
Sunday school AIS. Preaching 40 p. m.
by pastor. Text. The lion is come up
Ia Nit Al ia FaIt
his way
J above sixth. Rev. w. IL. Heard, past or.
Preaching at 1880 a. III. by pastor. Adj
dress for the benefit OF the tribe OF Eph'
rain. Sunday school ,. ~ y. III, b.lo p. IN.
Christian ilndeaNor praise meeting. = p
, IN. speclal sermon to Iouns Mems So
ctety for intellectual and Moral Improve
, IN mt. Subject 'rhoughtfulne Scat
I free.
7 First NJ. p. Church. seventh street be
low Walnut, Rev. II. L. Jester past or
, Preaching at 10 10 n. IN. and T3J y ~
e sunday school a, III. AMI p. NJ WIN
= ing Workers ~ p. in; Christian Enaeav
. day aud prayer meeting Thursday even
ing.
STIR of bethlehem 4. U. NJ p. Church
Newport. Rev. Geo. Brown, pastcr. y
1870 a. H. preaching. Sunday schoo
J. 80 y. m. Preaching 7l5 p. M. by Rev
i VIM. tiicka
o Jones' A. NJ. L. Zion Church. 18th AM
= Scott streets. Preaching 1870 u III. b.
key. $, Guy. At 80 =. m. pre- aohine
the singing school. Rev. Frishy Gil sol
pastor.
Sunis Meeting. southwest corner III
!; and Madison street,. Service 10 H.. NJ
"a Subject, "leneht OF Wtsiou.n Evenin Z
"lhc Result OF Carnality' by Jno. W
- Carter.
=. kingswood NJ. r. Church, 18th and Clay
Al mont streets, Rev. II. :. DuiRnS, past OF
:. Fire brigade Service go II. ~, led by j
Money. Preaching and baptism OF adGlI
1890. Sunduy school y. IN. Wlllin
I, Workers meeting 3 Ii p. IN. Halleluin
Il service G.a1. led by Edwin G. Pearson
1. Preaching 80 by pastor followed by re
VIyul service.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-10

These time to keep in mind our bar.
gain prices ON footwear. A took at
our stock will soon convince you that
we do really save money OIL shoe bills.
You don't puy for high rents and other
big expenses when you deal with US;
so you not only get the best there is
In footwear, but you get lower price
than many other stores can possibly
give you. Our very low prices on a
special lot OF mems and boys shoes
hus made us littl3 short on ono or
two sizes. but there is some LETT yet.
Formans No. 10 H. Fourth street, be-
tween Market and King.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-10
FROM WINTER TO SPRING
" Nay b sIi,asitl But Often II
Il Dangerous
SOME OF THE PITFALLS.
One of tho Best Physicians In the Land
Gives Some Timely Advice to
Those who Are Making
the Change.

Ssol chilly, ehP Been out 10 the
cold too much, your blood does not
circulate freely. your system is run
down. thought so
Almost everybody Is that way just
now-lnclined to DO melancholy and
disco uraRed -certainly. every body 10
that way just at the change from
Winter to Spring. Do you under.
stand ? There has been a bracing.up
Of tho forces to meet tina cold. there 10
decided letting down now. Careful!
| Ii you do not watch that letting down,
you will go down with it.
The physi cian who made the above
sensible and honest remark. know
what he was talking aoout. There Is
great danger In the change from Win
ter to Spring; danger not to the head.
not to tho lungs, not to the stomach,
but to the Kidneys. You may not
realize this. but it is true. Few people
realize things until they are face to
face with them There is no question
that II you feel this way, your kidneys
ara out oil order and you have got to
take the best known remedy for these
great organs that contiol the BODY or
lsutfer tho Consequences. The remedy
lin question-for there ia nothing to
dispute its claim-is Warmers Safe
lCure. 1t is the only known prepara-
ton which will enable mon anu women
Ito pass from the dangerous state oil
Winter to the pleasant stage OF Spring
and still keep their hetith, their
vitality, and ther kidneys unimpaired.
After learning the cause oil these
feelings, you will not wonder that
you are cold. that you feel blue, that
you have been trying to get warmed
altogether from the outside. Hot
want something in your system tina
will give natural warmth. natura
, health, natural strength. and that viii
keep the blood circulating Not
should realize that Warmers safe Cur
IL the only thing that will accomplish
this. 1t will stop your teyerlshness, /
will check your anxiety, dispel you
mis- rable feelings and all your dis
tressing symptoms.
III you have the slightest doubts u
the truth Of the above, YOU have ont
to see what tho Sale Cure has done 10
others and you Will lind your doubt
quickly disappear ing. 1t has done
and Will do, what nothing has eve
done before. and ii you are II WI,
person you Will 10 warned in time
AMI accept the hints which arc abov
given.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-10
FIFTH EDITION,
Dots.

We want the whole city to know that
our prescription department is III full
charge Of a graduate OF the Philadel.
phih College OF Pharmacy ut Taylor'e,
No. 3o3 King street.
DIR. Simme' White Pulmonic BaIsam,
the famous throat and lung remedy
and hypophosphate or lung food. 600
King street.
The Monday Club, 9O9t, Walnut
street, will be addressed By ex-Mayor
Wiley, next Monday night at eight
O'Clock.
Congressman-elect L. NJ. Quigg was
q guest at the banquet given by the
Chester Republican Club last evening.
lie made very telling speech.
The Joint memorial meeting OF the
q. A, II, met at Smith Post headquar.
terra last evening, but as all of the
representatives were not present but
very little business was transacted.
Thieves broke into Galiagher's
store. Second and Walnut streets,
last night. and stole a quantity OF
stockings and tobacco.
Mrs. 7. Perry, widow OF Thomas
Perry, 10 dead. The funeral will take
place tomorrow from the U. a. NJ. e.
Church lnterment will be made in
st. Peters Cemetery.
Rev. j. L. Erlckhouse, pastor OF the
J. A. U. NJ. II. Church. IL lying very i'll
with the grippe at the residence OF
Rev. Il. III. Chlppy. lll0 Tatnall street.
The Sons Of Delaware have removed
from 1923 Walnut street to No. COL
Betz building, Philadelphia. This
club Is in u flourishing condition.
Frank IL. Strickland operator at
Clayton cut his hand quite badly this
mornlng.
Sallis Il. Dean of North East. Md, IL
visiting Mr.. and Mira L. W. Gibney,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-10
DIED.

SMITH.At Magnolia, Del. on March 9th.
liyrG H., oldest child of barrett ; and
sldir II. smith, aged Ave years,
heiAtlves and friends are invited to at
tend tho funera from tue + sdence of
his parents, Delaware avenue aud Hu-
Point rect. on Monday March IL, ut > ~
o'clock. lntermoEt ut Mt. Salem Gene
terry
THOMPSON Suddenly. March 9tli. 1891.
William IL. Thompson, OF MIL Crock
liundred, formerly Of Christiuna Hun.
dred. M the GDth year OF his age.
Funeral from his late residence. Tues
day, March 18th. services at tho house at
70 O'Clock Il. IN. lntcrment at Mt. salem
Cemetery.
SH NDE-At Che ter. Ia, on the sth mat.
Edwin shade, In his Il st year.
Reiaiives aud friends are invited to at
tend the funeral, on Sunday. nth inst.
from the resiicnce OF his brother.in.law,
]. Hines. No G0l West sth street. Chester
Services ut St. Pauls Episcopal IhuIrn.
nt l O'Clock. lnterment al Chester bui iIl
cemetery.
LuCAS-On March sth.. Charles o. LII.
cas-,
Relatives and friends are Invitedto at-
toad his funeral. from the residence o /
his sister-tn law. Mrs g. NJ. Lucas, TIA
French street sunday, March II. at .
o'clock. lnterment at Rlverview unlne-
tarv'
nrUR DON-On the Still inst, Fred q.
Rnnr,lon, In his %Stli year
Relatives and friends arc invited to at.
tend the funeral, from his late residence.
No. l2i King street, unday. nth inst. ~
o'clock. lntermeut at Siverv!Gw
cemetery,
MlTCilELL-on March 9th. 1891 Charles
Mitchell.
Relatives and friends are invited TO at,
tend tbs funeral. from his Into Iesidrnce
near llbrc's Corner. on Monday morning
ut II O'Clock. Services AT the house.
| WALTER, III Wilmington, Del, on IA
month nth. 1891, Aba Nj oldest duugh-
| ter If Granville w ana Martha A.
| Waiter, age 4 10 years, months.
! The relatives and fgIe IDS u tue flmlly
J nrc invited to attend the funerat OF
! lhird day. d ronth 18th. 1884. Lcav
| house at " o'rlOca, ttOul the rr-idaut G OF
her pnrauts.iel south jackson street Ser
! Vices at the house,
! PERRY-un March 7rh, 1904. Phlnis Ann
/ pcrry. nscl 81 years.
The friends. also Mphala Ten aud
jacobs Nyll, Daughters of Sainaril. ara
respectfully invited 10 attend the finer
q ou SUNDAY IUUruiuE, March ilth. a
10 O'clock. from go French sirceo Servi
o'H ut the A. L. NJ. r. Church on French
ct nhuv" Eighth. InteriHent at 81
Pc ors cemetery.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-10

w ANTED Gentleman lodger for a
w second story front room, at Sl7
Orange street ml0ytf
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-10

A MANA HUUS11-h PRIGR-.A de.
~. sirable fi.0J house Tor rent. Just the
place for a man with reduced means. IL
you are a good tenant apply, If not stay
away X. X. Robinson, 40 Market street.
mIg-lt'
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-10

Mr.. William Davidson. proprietor of
the marble yard. Ninth and King
streets, this morning saw mun UNI
der the influence OF liquor accom-.
panied by another man. coming up
King street. 1t appeared that the
sober man al the tirne WINS trying to
knock the drunken man down. Mr.
Davidson demonstrated with him for
doing 80 and separated the men and
took the drunken one into his place
OF business AID took $50 So and Il gold
watch out OF his pockets
He then fixed him comfortably and
let him take good sleep. The man
10 from Lancaster County, Pa. and
Mr.. Davidson will see that he starts
for home ull right this afternoon, but
will retain the money and watch and
send them to him after he gets home.
as Mr.. Davidson believes 1t Is best not
to let him have the money with him.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-10

Willie Ryan, the pretty little five.
year.old son oil saloonkeeper Thomas
Ryan. Front and Madison streets, to.
gether With some other little play
mates, were playing on top of car.
load OF broken stone on the 70 sroad
track this morning about ii O'clock.
lie undid the catch OF the car brake,
tho brake struck him in the head.
lRnocked him oil, the car began to
move ard ran onto his body and
crushed his ribs on the left side and
cut his head. lie was taken to his
home and DR.. Corliran Immediately
called In to relieve tina little sufferer.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-10

II Is expected that MoriarltH Will re-
against Jimmy McHale. cha NJ plon
light weight OF Pennsylvania at the
Peoples J heatre this evening. MeHaie
ioiiers $50 TO any one under 1876 lbs.
who he cannot stop or best in 4
rounds,
IL Is rumore that Mr.. James Rod :
gers OF This city will accept tile ohal.
Ilenge OF Mr.. John dlynn to Il finish at
iioU pounds,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-10

The contract for furnishing the
summer uniforms for the mail carri-
ers, has been given to tho Ohrhe Hall
Clothing Company of Baltimore, for
all,03 per suit. The contract was
given through the post master gener-
al at Washington. and without any
knowledge OF Postmaster Stewart.
This is the ilrs, time the contract has
been givon In this manner. The Carl
era were measured yesterday. The
suits will BIO pretty much the same us
those now worn, bat OF a lighter ma-
teriIl.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-10

In the Municipal Court this morning
Joseph Griffin, colored, WIS held in
300 bail for the upper court, OH the
charge OF carrying concealed deadly
weapon.
Mary Dougherty was fined IS anu
costs for drunkenness.
Joseph Campbell was fined 81 and
costs for tile same oiieuSo,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-10

Next Sunday at Asbury NJ. L. Church
q unique service will be held in the
morning. At 0 O'Clock an Old Folks
Love Feast will he held, at which the
speaking Will be by persons over sixty.
! AT 10 80 the pastor, the Rev John d.
g. Hanna, Will preach by special re-
quest to the old people from the text,
.Abide with us, for 1t Is toward even
III, and the day is Tar spent" The ser
Vice will DO OF the nature of recep
ton TO Old people, and the pastor and
congregation cordially invite them to
come
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-10

Primrose and West have secured
some great artists for their spectacu-
lar operate comedy Monte Carlo"
which they will present at tho Grand
Opera House this evening. In the
company la fascinating littlu lady OF
modest disposition. In the persona
ton OF Miss Annie Suits. who was
comparatively unknown few years
ago. but by close application and per.
severence has steadily grown In fame
and popularity She will he seen to
great advantage TINS evening.
lIoyts clever comedy, "a Trip to
! Chinatown" Will DO presented at the
Grand Opera House, on Tuesday even.
| Ing, by well.seleeted cast. This skit
has enjoyed phenomlnel view Ia
| New York City, of Seven Hundred
nights, and comes here pulled up with
pardonable pride. 1t Is written mara.
| ly to Introduce number of character
sketches and 'up-to.dute' episodes. II
Will pay you to attend.
| Darkest Russia" which was seen
here earlier in the season. will again
lie presented at the Grand Opera
House on Wednesday evening. 1t viii
as before. Not only Is the story and
plot In itself intensely interesting, blu,
the play, from scenic standpoint, il
ono commanding attention. No ex
peDse has been spared to make the
spectacular display effective anC
pleasing. The theme is one allowing
elaborate decoration, of which the
Arrangement has taken advantage.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-10

The funeral of Mrs. Mary A Gregg,
5o6 West Tenth stroot, took place yes
tterday. lnteiment was made ut Lower
iRrRudywlne Cemetery
Mrs Margaret Mnrle Sehleyei. aged
1872 years. dlel yesterday of apoplexy az
der residence 5l3 Iatnall street. Hes
funeral will take plaza on Monday
moral &. lnterment at Cathedral
,CometorY.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-10

WIN. Thompson died suddenly at
his residence nsar Corner kstch. Mill
Creek Hundred, on Friday evening,
from neuralgia OF the heart aged 90
years Ho was son OF tie late john
Thompson, who occupied one of the
DUPONT farms above Greenville, in
Chrlstiana Hundred. for many years.
lie leaves Il widow, one son and four
or live daughters beside many friends
to deplore MS sudden taking off. In.
terment will take place on Tuesday at
MI. Sllem Cemetery.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-10

The Rescue Mission Workers will
hold their meeting. Until further no.
tico. every Sunday afternoon and even.
ing in the Free Methodist rsbernaole,
on Walnut street between Eleventh
and Twelfth, and also every evening
during the coming week. Row. Andrew
.Dolbow the rnilload evangelist, will be
present and have charge.
We earnest request yonr presence
in those meetings Ior tho rescue oil tie
Iperlshiup.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-10

Fire broke out In the big refrigerator
OF the Sowdon Il Thomas Co., Tatnall
street below Third, shortly before mid.
night last night, aud was extinEnlghed
alter loss Of $500 10 the company
and also to the Abattoir Company.
Seventy fine dressed cattle were ruined
By smoke and water. For time il
llOo.si as II the establishments OF
both compaules would be destroyed.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-10
VIM. B. SHARP eco
Fourth and Market SITS.

Our Upholstery Depart.
ment is recognized and re,
juvenated. We have added
many handsome lines Of
goods for house decorations
of all kinds, which will be
very attractive to ladies con-
templating refurnishing. We
extend a cordial invitation to
all our friends and custo-
mers to visit this depart
ment, which Is now under
the management of Mr.. Ell
wood Souder, who will be
glad to welcome his friends
and customers and take or.
ders for their work as usual.
We have a splendid line
fof Clipped Swisses for long
and half curtains. They are
in great variety and hand.
some patterns, with and
without borders, and we shall
sell them for IS cents in.
stead of 25, and a lot all
stripes for l24 cents per
yard.
Bengal Cotton Cloths,
pure Indigo blue, 33 inches
wide, fine like a chambray
and made of the finest In.
dia Cotton. They are in
small catchy figures and
splendid wearing fabrics. A
Indispensable blemish
gives them to you for II
cents per yard instead of l6.
Linen Percales, cotton
cloth finish, exact imitation
OF Linen Dress Goods,are in
stripes and delicate figures
10 cents per yard.
Years ago we sold a Scotch
Crash made to initiate the
Russian, which it did so per
fectly and wore so we'll that
every one we sold it to want
ed more. 1t is bleached, oil
great strength and very
slightly. We have one bale
of 5000 yards which We
shall sell for loo per yard in
; stead of 12l-17 inches
wide.
, We shall offer on Satur
day evening from 6 o'clocl
!, to 8 the following lines ofre.
duced hosiery.
Ladies' absolutely fast blacl
Stockings reduced from 15C
!, to Zoe.
, Mems unbleaehed Hal
. Hose, reduced from Is cents
to ~ cents.
7 Children's black ribbed
: Stockings, fast black, will be
10 cents instead OF 12l.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-10

In the Law Library at the Court
House this morning the referees In
tho case OF Joseph Petit vs.. A. W
Stevens and Sons awarded tho plaintiff
TS63.70. tho commission on three
threshing machines sold for thom.
levi Bird represented tDe plaintiff and
larry Emm onds, tho defendant.
During tha trial the defendant CON-
pany trind to prove that Petit was in
.de6ted To them to the amount OF sll00.
but this the plaintiff defeated and re-.
ceived n verdict The referees were
William Bowe. Allen Smith and VII.
liam M. Pyle.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-10

7 osT Pug dog, register No. as suit
Liable rewar treturaed to SIS Jetfar.
son street. 1t.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-10

| oST BuA-The man who was seen 10
Il pick UP Il black boa Tnesday after
noon. on Market EIreet, will be rewarded
by leaving the same at the Office of the
kenuhlicnn. m1n-ai.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-10

Harry Williamson. well known far.
lmer OF Aliddletown. while asleep 10
kents Lumber yard this morning was
robbed OF his watch. good sum OF
money and stripped of his shoes. Tha
police are utter tho robbers who are
we'll known to tile force as they are
Front street FOUNDERS, Williamson
was under the influence of liquor and
was taken to the city hall,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-10

Rev. A. L, Scott, tie son OF the late
Bishop SCOTT. will preach in the Soc.
ond Methodist Protestant Church,
Fifth avenue and Brown stloet to.
morrow evening". Sunday at $50
o'clock, by the request of the pastor,
Rev Is. Y. Jester.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-10

Andrew L. Sanborn this morning
Il led an application for the incorpora-
tor OF society to be called 1.-THE
ar Ii White Home for Aged Colored
'er4uns.
Frank II. Ho6scker filed an applica-
tion for The incorporation OF com.
nany to bs known as the Delaware
Wood Bending Company. The char.
ter of the Hercules Fibre CompauS
was also filed,