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Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-12-20
LAS VEGAS NOTES.

Don Filadelfo Baoa, Mrs. Carmen Her
nandez and daughters, arrived from the
City of Mexico Saturday morning,
Mrs. M. A. Otero, mother of Governor
Otero, held the lucky number that gave
her beautiful sofa pillow, at the "Doll
bazaar"
Longini Chavez, Gonzales Silva and
Antonio Jose valverde de Silva, charged
with the murder of James Stubblefield, in
Guadalupe county, about three weeks ago,
came up for preliminary hearing be-
fore Judge Smith, on Saturday afternoon,
resulting in the three being bound over
in bonds of $4,000 each to await the ac-
tion of the next grand Jury of that court
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-12-20
New Mexico Territorial Educational
Meeting.

For the above meeting to be held at
Albuquerque, N. NJ, December 70 and
29, the Santa Fe route will place on sale
tickets to Albuquerque and return at one
standard fare for the round trip, ($34
from Santa Fe,) dates of sale December
27, 20 and 29, final return limit, December
30, 1897. Fl. IS. LUTz, Agent,
W. j. BLACK, G. P. A., Santa Fe, N. M.
Topeka, Kas.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-12-20
Print Mills Will neduce Wages.

Print Mills Will heduce Wages.
Suncock, N. H., Dec. 20.-Notioes have
been posted at the China, Pembroke and
Webster cotton mills, makers of print
cloths, announcing reduction in wages
of about 10 per cent on January l. The
cut Affects about $500 operatives.
$4,000 OPERATORS AFFECTED.
Manchester, N. H., Dec. 2O.-Notices of
10 per cent reduction of wages, on Janu-
ary l, have been posted at the Armory,
Stark and Jefferson, cotton mills in this
city. The Amoskeag mills, employing
5000 hands, posted similar notices last
week. The Amory, Stark and Jefferson
mills employ 200 operatives.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-12-20
VAST IRRIGATION SCHEME.

Governor Leedy Proposes to Build
Canal from Montana to Texas t.
Divert Flood Waters Of Missouri
and mississippi Valleys.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-09

1t is said that Hon. Thomas i. Bayard
Will be one OF tho strongest supporters Of
the rr.e!2rtinn of Hon. George Gray to the
U, :. Senate. As members of tha Lcrs-
latuco will b, elected rcxt November,
who's duty it will DO 10 elect q Sena' or,
1t is rather difficult to say who may be
honorol by their votes. 1t is cer,ain that
tn; mon vino supported Mr. Bryan for
President, will not vote to reslpci Mr..
Gray unless he Ela.eS some APOLOGY for
his conserving with :he bolting Democrats
In 1876. Congressman Handy, John +.
salisbury and oiher advocates of the FREQ
coinage OF silvnr, intcnd to cieut candi-
date for Senator who will vote for the par
" candidate without regard to tho char.
actor of tho National platform. After tia
election Of members h. the tIrncral ASS III.
bly, noxt November there will he u hsLter
opportunity to determine The -'cnatJria
question ~ vol as many others Tho
Republicans may possibly have something
to say about The next senator, rs a little
cotcric of politicians AZ Dover vii! not be
likely to nnd another :; col pigeon To loo. .
. bank AMI become sCare goat to cove.
up thor tracks
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-09
OLD VETERANS YOUNG WIDOWS.
An Amendment to the Pension APP
nrnnnIniInn Bill to Limit Them.

An Amendment to the Pension App
preparation Bill to Limit Them.
Washington, Dec, 9.--The house COM
mittee on invalid pensions met yester-
day and tsGk action that 10 intended to
correct the alleged rapidly growing
abuse of young women marrying old
soldiers and sailors for the purpose
of becoming their widows and drawing
a pension from the government. This
subject has been much discussed in
view Of the comparatively large number
of widow claimants on account of the
revolutionary war; war Of 1912 and Mex
lean war service of husbands. The COM
mittee authorized Chairman Ray to OBJ
tain from the committee on rules an Or
der or rule permitting an amendment to
the pension appropriation bill providing
that no pension shall hereafter be
granted to the widow of a soldier or
other person who is married to such
soldier or other person after the pas
sage of this act. excepting, however.
all soldiers, sailors, officers, etc, now
In or who may hereafter enter the
military or naval service of the United
States,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-09
ITEMS FROM new CASTLE,
Correspondence Of the REPUBLICAN,
NEW CASTLE, December s. 1872.

Tho Oriental Degree Team Of Industry
Council, Jr . U. A. Nj has purchased
nu American Ensign to be placed on the
Councils Altar The Council has also
purchased photograph. This is for the
purpus. of ann ing tho members vino ut
lend the meetings. An interesting pro-
gram in preparation for the evening
when State Councillor Jones pays an ON
cial visit to the Council several ineni-
hurs of the Order will go to wilmington
this evening to attend tho entertilnlnenb
Tor the benefit OF the Ordcr. Samuel NJ.
Ford, Of ,hi. city, is one OF tho iniLstrels.
The, funeral of Thomas {. Attix will
take place this afternoon. t'v. >. b.
Wylc will conduct the services, and III
ternrut will be made in tho Presbyterian
cemetery.
Joseph Gilhey, a lad II Yeas of age was
playing viii number III other poys yes
tcrtlay aud fell into the Del ware river.
He $ epped on II slippery rock and thereby
received n cold bath. Ho is an expert
swimmer and thereby saved his life.
lInle:s Morris Cooling is released from
Itii he will DO carried out u corpse. some
time aGou large lump appeared on MS
side. Dr. Black Wa, Summoned ami pro-
nLunrcu hat tho lump WA, another form
of consumption The Jail physician mas
recommended Gooding for pardon, Dut
Clenlen,y comes SO slow Tor Il coloreu man,
that he is likely t. die before he Is re-
leased.
William Naylor has removed to Phil.
ndelphia.
Thomas Boyle while pouring off moulten
iron ut the Diamond state Works had ms
neck severely burned by flying sparks
The shirt factory is working all right this
week
The teachers want dance. There Will
hc IL dance late this evening in the Opera
h~s'-4s-..-....., r"un,s ....-.
Anna Maloncy yesterday.
| Mrs. John s oops Is III.
| John Fitch Is still i'll and few hopes arc
| entertained for his recovery.
For u time yesterday there was consider.
| able excitement over he report that Il
child had died from tlipltheria.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-09
CHRISTIANS GIFTS Fol EUROPE.


New York's Money Order Business
Double That OF Last Year.
New York, Dec. Sin the man bags
which went out on the st. Paul yes
terday were 5000 foreign money orders.
amounting to s122,77o. These orders are
for Christmas presents. and most OF
them go to Norway and Sweden.
This is the first large batch of for
eign money orders that has gone out
this year. The first orders each year
go to Norway and Sweden. About
week later those intended for German
friends are GENT and after them go the
orders sent to Great Britain and Ire
land The money order certificates to
France come last, presents being sent
for New Year. according to tie Gus
tom theIe.
The money order business in the New
York postoffice this year Is about
double that of last holiday season. There
were 10000 money orders handled Tues
day as against 10000 on the corre-
spending day last year. or these H.
900 were domestic orders, amounting to
s50.144.
The money order department OF the
New York postoflice shows generally
an average increase of 1000 orders a
day for the past six months over the
corresponding period last year.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-09
THB STEAMER LAURADA.
nary c, Service. the Housekeeper Of John
D.. Hart b Her Owner. "a A..

At tho afternoon session Of tho United
States Court yesterday Robert 4 Gill was
called to the stand and testifi, d that the
steamer was formerly the British steam
ship Empress On January ~, 1856 she
was sold to W. w. Kerr. One year la,er
she was sold to the Hart Company. The
following April she was sold to John j.
Moylan.
On September 81, she was sold to Mary
c. Service, of Camden, N. j.
II: mortgage is for >2,vW.N and Is from
Nloylan TO Emilio PUG. II Is he only
ono remaining OH the books of the custom
house ut Philadelphia.
Lawyer William NJ. Ker testified to some
fac,s about the Laurada.
The case was continued until this morn
ing when the hearing was resumed at IL
O'Clock. The Lauraia Is about in the
same predicanent she was some time
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-09

The National Advertiser of New York,
has taken up the cudgol against games OF
chance, which so many merchants have
entered into, giving every customer IL
chance on particular article. with every
purchase. 1t says: rho Federal statute
Is not tho only law bearing on the subject,
An act Of the New York Legislature for
bids any lotteries, gilt enterprises. rallies
or other games Of chance, no matter by
what name they may he known. Among
the mi, sing letter schemes, an idc; pre-
walls that the payment of money for IL
paper or magazine Of some sort, protects
tAoy' .fsoy,. ieael navalt"Sr ta{FtasS b.
cause with every purchase, he gave Il
chance in rattle He defended himself
Oh the ground that he received no money
for the ticket, only for the cigars. The
committing magistrate ruled that this wa,
palpable subterfuge and the prisoner
was held under heavy bail for trial. Mer.
chants should be careful how they give
chances on any article in their store, as it
il clearly against the law A law covering
tho trading stamps will be passed at the
session of the Legislature which meets in
january
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-09
aOURNERS ALMOST CRUSHED
Were on Theis Way 10 Attend Thomas
Husbands Funeral When Runa-
way Horse Overlook Them

Had It not been for tho prescnco OF
mind Of Robert White and Lewis Lyman,
Mrs White Mrs. Lyman and child OF
The latter, would undoubtedly have been
crushed to death under an oil tank ut
Rising sun yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. White and Mr.. Lyman were driv-
ing u pair # hor.os to Rockland where
funeral services over ths remains OF Ihus.
Husbands, an uncle, was held.
They drove out tho Kenneth Pike to The
Rising Sun road, and 1t WAS while turning
the sharp curve at the foot of the hill that
tho occupant, of the carriage had such IN
escape The men heard from the rear, u
runaway horse drawing The oil tank. The
animal was running ut brruk neck 81 eed
and at ovcry bound the heavy ron vehicle
was striking the horse s haunches. Mes rs
While and Lyman saw that the only way
of preventing collision was by soaring
tho runaway horse OUT Of its course, and
Jumping from tho carriage, grabbed their
horses by the heads and pu led them 10 tho
side of the road.
Then turning toward the runaway horse
the men waved their hands franllcally
and succeeded in soaring tho horse so that
he ran up tho embarrassment, three leet
from where the carriage with It's almost
hystrricnl occupant, was Standing
But The horse did not stop He again
took to the middle OF tho road nd ran
about fifty feet. Then came crash.
The momentum of tho heavy wagon
was too great for the horse and when II
level spot was reached the tank upset,
dragging the horse down the enhankment
demoli sbing the tank aud sp!llng about
100 GALLONS Of oil. 5 range TO say the horse
was uuiniurcd. Joseph Lynch, II young
man had charge OF the team, but when HI
found he could not check the speed Of the
horse at the top of the hill, he jumped and
thereby saved his life
The spot where the frightened horse
went over the embankment. is perhaps the
most dangerous piece of ro,d i'll this coun
ty, and many similar plunges have been
! made. Tho road Is very steep and it !
with great danger that horse descend
| the hill. Mr.. White is of the opinion tia
! had he not sean tho running horse whaI
hn did his wife aud Mrs. Lyman and chilt
| would have been killed.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-09
Gloves.

Ladies 2.clnsps, STATIONS and hook Kid
Gloves in Nil the desirable SHADES, tl.uO.
Ladies s-button length Suede Gloves.
$lW. .. -...
Gloves, $L25.
Misses Piquo Kid Gloves, a-clasps, Tans
and Red, 81 M.
Misses Pilue Kid Gloves, red. browns
and tans, 4-buttons, 10 cents.
Misses 4-buttons, Kid Gloves Tans and
Browns, 75 cents.
Boys lined Mocha Gloves, rs cents
Boys lined Mocha Mitts, 50 cents
BOYS heavy lined Dog-skin Gloves so
nnd rs cents.
Boys and Misses fur.top Gloves, 50 and
rs cents
Boys Scotch Wool Gloves, %, so and rs
cents
Mems Scotch Wool Gloves, %, SO, rs
cents AMI 81 10.
Wool Alit;s for Infants, wlito, red,
brown. pink, blue and black, 10 to 90 cents
in white, 2h to % cents IN cOlOrs
Silk Mitts for children, white and black
90 and b cents
Ladies Black Silk Mitts, IS, 30 and Is
Gems, $l.UO and $l.25,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-09
A Nuraerous Rlind Convict.

Hartford, Conn. Dec. "a blind con-
vict. John Tyler, who was conditionally
hardened on Nor lay by the state
board of pardcns, on Tuesday made
desnerate attack on Warden Wood
bridge and three of his officers. He
struck Deputy Baisden with board
from his cot, and wounded Orlcefs
Edgett and Knight with Il small knife.
Their wounds are not dangerous. Chief
Justice Anderson has been teleGraphed
to not to sign the pardon, and the
board will probably revoke their acton.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-09
Tic BY Stlte Gas CnunrauX.

The suit against the Bay STATE 'ias Com.
rany, brought for the appointment Of II
roosiver, is likely to DO settled by Ed
ward Addirks and his friends purchasing
all tic stock held by the i,t,hSncts, as
was done in the former SUIT, u fcw rs
nso decree Of discCntinuancc would
have b"en entered on Tuesday, but Hon.
Anthony Higgins had another client to
turn up, Thoma7 +. Raxtor, who holds
5000 OF the Income bends Of tho defend
ant company and wi .hes TO intervene rs u
party plaintiff in the suit. Judge Dallas
therefore decided that the lawyers should
come into Court OH Friday morning, when
II Will he determined what disposition
shall be made Of the case Addi,ks has
been hcsct by u party Of tjuudhuIIrr> who
wished to got control Of thetir, Company,
but TINS far it looks as If lrhnhlG could
be properly written over their Names
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-09
Refused the Body.

Lewes. Del, Dec. SO Intense Is the
feeing against Cephas Miller, who it is al
legged shot luhn Lockwood during tho
fight n the cuiored festival Oh Thanks
giving night thai Undertaken Atkins, wno
bad oh argr of tho body. had considerable
trouble in finding burial place for the
corpse. A
The County allowed "a for funeral ex-
penses The persons In charge OIL he col
ored cemeteries here refu cd 10 allow the
remains to be inferred In their graveyard,
but finally place for n grave wa, secured
on the farm of David Coverdale about
four miles from town.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-09
To Build a Theatre in our City.

Dockstader says he has % 90 which he
is wiling to pu, in new theatre. provid-
ing he can get i've or ten other capitalists
TO invest $500 cnch on which he will guar
an,eo TO pay |. per cent. on their Invest
ment lie will build he theatre in, the
central pat of the city, and there l. no
doubt but that he cou d make the house
payiu Z venture judging from tho success
be has been having with his Wonderland
Theatre, Mt the Corner OF Seventh and
Ship,cy strec,s. Vino will be the lir,t to
offer to invest in what Will pay ~ per
cent. on their money.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-09
Industrial Saving Society.

The annual session Of the Industrial
Saving Sorie,y was held last evening.
presiden John W. Rpikse submit cd his
annual report, which WAS encouraging. He
declined reelection on nccnunt OF other
business. he members exp essei their
regret ut this deci ion. These "illce.s we
elected President, the Rev }. 4. Waite S,
d. ID vice.pre-ident, John H. Woodlin;
secre 1ry. Josepn H. Seeing ,rsa SUE et,
or, John Golden, Thomas Bird, James Il.
s:eeny Frederick Price, Joseph ". Sewell,
Charles H. View. Y. :. Anderson, }. W.
Raike-, X. S. Lewis, ]. II. Shockley, the
Rev. q. l.. jefferson, r. Nj. Brooks, Will
liam n. GrInnnga. ". Il. FurlOugh.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-09
HOLIDAY Goods BY the Ten.

Tho opening display Of holiday goods II
s Nj chel's, No. 2lD Market street, tou~
place yesterday and the Sire WAS flied
with shoppers Of o. the bargains that Mr..
Nit, he'll was Offering
Ills stock va, never Larger and the
prices nrc ut rock bottom. l. Is wonderful
wnat a,ticics can be purchased At prices
that a,u within the reach Of eve. yDody.
The display speaks we'll for one OF our
stores that keeps abreast of the Zines aud
without tho use of trading stamps offers
bargains hat our people are hob slow IN
taking advantage Of, Call before tho pick
OF the large ock is solt. You cant DO
Letter IN Philadelphia The prices arc all
right and So are TIC goous.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-09
I. {. COR. TniRD AND kINo STREETS
The Civil Service Bug.a-boo.

I | General Grosvenor, Of Ohio, has thrown
down the gauntlet to have Congress pass
upon the Civil Service law. He wants it
wiped from tho laws of Congress- He
said IN speaking In denunclation of the
civil service In tho House on Tuesday, that
he had kept in touch with the sentiment
of the country and that If the civil service
question were submitted TO tho people
west of tho Allegheny mountains, itwould
be buried under their overwhelming con-
domination. He also remarked shat the
civil service built up a life tenure in of.
fice." That this was government for the
people and by tho people, and no man
should DO excluded from participation in
the executive branch of the Government
by accident of birth or the misfortune OF
early education, who was otherwise quail
fled. Ohio rcpudiGted the civil service law
and was opposed to building up nm office
holding class in this country. Just as
surely as the next Republican candidate
for the Presidency Of these United States
stands on civil service platform, just so
surely will u Democratic candidate, who
will pledge himself to turn out every man
holding Office, sweep the country, and civil
service would never be heard Of again.
The Governor speaks out in no uncertain
way against civil rvice, and there are
numerous congressman and Senators VIII"
have arrived at the conclusion that our
form Of government is for the people and
by the people. How, then, can the people
have a voice in tho government, If men are
going to be kept in Office from year to year
until the millennium? Otherwise, what
Is the use of changing the Presidents:
Why not put them under civil service2
Al! good things should DO pushed along.
What incentive can tho people have in
keeping u privileged class in Officer What
will be the usc Of voting to elect u Prcsi-
dent who shall refuse to recognize the
claims of the men who helped and contrib
uted towards clcc.ing him to tho highest
Office within tho gift Of the American rco'
ME. The Senators and Congressman re-
alize that they cannot DO reelected If they
hVuCutt lllc tlNll scl NiSp i''' 49, N''N'
President Mckinley will have Demo
crat Congress instead Of Republican on'
to help him carry out what he considers
the best interest Of the people. ben
jamin Harrison went down on tho civil
service, Grover Cleveland went down OF
the civil service. viii President Mcknlc!
fall into the SANE trap las his predecessors
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-09
Infants
Department..

20 per cent. discount on all our Chill
dren's Colorcd Coats. now in Deccnbcr
that means Il S5. % coat for $500. This do.
partment can furnish many useful gifts
for tho hnhy.
Blankets for tho crib, carriage robes,
combs and brushes. Celuloid toilet sets,
rings and rattlos, p'lffs and puff boxes,
AMT and flannel sacquos.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-09
An Endemic of Measles.

Springfield. o., Dec. 9.-The epidemic
Of measles in this city Is admittedly
beyond control. A total of l,lS2 cases
have been reported in the last six
weeks. The quarantine has been de-
cided useless, because Of the negligence
of parents and physicians in not re-
porting cases, and has been abolished,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-09

The proprietor of the Bellevue Hotel
states that David Wilson was assaulted in
self defense. On Wedne ,dnv he went in
to the hotel yard where two men werO
convclsng Both were We Grams Of tho
war. Wilson broke in ON their cunvclSa.
ton. The mon objected and he called ono
u them Il mean name. Then he slapped
the man in the mouth, cutting his lip, The
man retalated and struck him two or
three timc.. There was no tramp and no
money in the affair. as Wilson stated.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-09
THE PRODUCE MARKETS

phaasfPhnaa eeesl!qFfssu n q p|elti"a VII.
ter superfine, s343.25; do. extra. s. 25Q3.75:
Pennsylvania roller. clear, s4G425; do
straight, s4.4oa4bo; western winter. clear,
$4.1Oa4.35; do straight. s45a4,60; city
mills extra, s3.3na3.5O. Rye -four inactive,
but firm. at s2SGd3.I0 for choice Pennsyl-
vauia. Wheat firm; No. 2 red, spot, 9624O
&c: No. z Pennsylvania and No. Della
ware red. spot. 97$.dasc. Corn quiet and
steady, No. yellow. for local trade. Al2fp
35'4c.: No. 2 mixed, in export elevator
3aAM32iac. Oats quiet and steady, No.
2 white, 29c: No. 2 white, clipped, 29D
29l@c.: No white, clipped, S0c. Hay
steady; choice timothy. sl2412.5o for large
bales. Beef steady: beef hams. $2ln22.
Pork steady; family sl24l3. Lard steady:
western steamed. A.52H. Butter steady;
western creamery. l4d2ic.: do. factory,
nismlic Elgins, 24c; imitation cream
cry, l3Tl1Hc: New York dairy 13M20c. do.
creamery. Ad24c.; fancy prints jObbing
OF .7Gl3Or. do. wholesale. &c. Cheese
tirmcr: large. white and colored, Septem-
her. si.HS4c. small, white and colored.
9u94c. light SKINS 6d6I2c.; part SKINS,
4En5l2c.; full skins, 3Iic Esgs firm;
Now York and Pennsylvania. 2ln4Jc.;
western. fresh. 2lu23c. Potatoes firm:
New York, s212lta225: sweets. s1.15n2.
TaiIow firm city. 5-l6c,; country, S3sm
size. COttonseed oil steady: prime crude,
1S'2c. do. yellow. pc. Rosin steady;
strained. common to good. $l4cUl a., Tur-
pentine steady at S2$I3SAc. Freiehts to
Liverpool dull cotton by steam, 3ONSlc..
grain by steamer, 44Qf4c. Long Island
aud Jersey cabbage. per 100, s3.50445).
baltimore, Dec. 8.Flour quiet. un-
changed. Wheat strong; spot and month.
97a4MH77sc; January, ysn9SAc.; May. 93i2c.:
steamer No. 2 red. S.Ssgs2s4c.; southern
wheat. by sample. s3asSIac.: do. on grade
93449sAc. Corn dull; spot. 1895 &C.:
month, S2Isa32ac.; December. new or old.
321.2l4c.; January, 2l%q%lbsc.; February.
Sla432c; steamer MIXED. SldHAc.: south
ern white corn. %oG3ic.; do. yellow. 3lp
35c Oats steady; No. 2 white western.
29l2a3Oc.: No. 2 mixed do. TM2Ii2c. Rye
firm; No. western, h3i2c. Hay firm for
the better grades: choice timothy. sl3
Grain frclghts quiet light demand. I'M
changed. Sugar strong unchanged But
ter firm, unchanged Eggs and cheese
unchanged. Whisky unchanged
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-09

May as well call it "bce hive" gs
'1awton's Baz ar" by the crowds I'll poo-
pie there every day The sales turce. has
BEEN doubled. 10 be in fashion tIke \
look in there at the interesting now goods
and remarkable novelties. They al say
all sight seers and evcryUo ly aro wclcoAe
at 81 Market street. 1t Is famous place
for Christina, gifts.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-09

The crenatury furnace /, on of repair
and workn en- Of tho Dixon Sanitary Co.
are at work tearing it on, and fitting it
WI h improvements. Tho repairs are be-
ing malc by the company without any
cost to the city, and the Dixon concern has
Given bond guaranteeing the plant for
five wears