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Rubber collars ol4 King Street.
Dover.

The Town Council met on Monday
evening last, IN It's regular monthly
meeting. All the members were present
and much business was transacted
Mc-srI. 'arr"w and Hutton were ap-
pointed to hold the election which will
be he III on Monday next. Supcrintcn,l
'It Of water works, William Hazel. and
rhirf engineer Cooke. both submitted
Their reports which were read and nc.
ccrptcd. \ committee, consisting Of
MrSSrs. Hutton, tarruW and Clark were
appointed to took into the a'Ni~abiiry
nl having lire alarm telegraph service.
Throughout III" town. The Robbins Hose
company was allowed an approximation
Of 500. Th" delinquent tax Ii ,t yuh.
nItt"d by the collector, was allowed
The salaries Of thr clerk. treasurer
p"IIc", superintendent Of water works
ana rhlrl engineer, and his assistant
were all fixed for tn" present wear.
me town solicitor after Il careful inyrs
tlgatlon OF the case. recommended Tina,
the haIl over T. o. tulbuth'Y store
Sh"nId not be rented for purposes az had
already been specified in petition pre-
Scnt"d to Council at their last monthIv
ncctlng Council according ordered
that the parties owning the said hall
sll"'liu dcsist from 50 renting it. The
Council adjourned to meet ON Wrdncs.
day evening.
Iona Carson " bile entering the lecture
room OF Yves ley NJ. +. Church on Mon
n.ay last ran into an open trap door lead.
ing to the cellar. She was fortunately
caught by one of the workmen who was
coming up the steps
The inscription on the marble slab Of
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GOOD morning!

So the temperature in the klondykc
region is now SO degrees below zero, eh.
What has become Of those smart AIccks
who six months ago declared that the
climate there was a cross between that
of Florida and the Riviera ?
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Felton,.

People ar" busy filling their Ice houses
Mrs. Cullen is moving in tire house ad.
Joining Willard Norris new store. OF,
Railroad avenue.
The Fr"dcrica boat Of the phiIadpI-
pima 4 Frederick Navigation Co.,. has
stopped running for the winter on the
account "l Ice in the Mur,lcrkiI river,
Randall KuhI a Co... Of Hahi,uorr.
were expected here yesterday to pay the
farmers Tor tomatoes, but have not
showed up yet.
There j. an extra meeting going on at
\Iola and Willis Chapel and the NJ. T..
and VI. +. Churches. The officials all
report good meetings.
Rev. Davis is helping DR.. Waddc!I
wlth his extra meeting at ::thc NJ. i.
Church Of this town.
The funeral OF Lem Dill, Of near Cedar
Grove, took place at his residence We'd
ncsday morning at | O'Clock, The SER
wees wcr" conducted by the Rev. f, b.
The sun., 1898-01-07
Newark.

The following uliicvr~-clcct ui Newark
tonclave, No. &, or :. W. NJ, were in
stalled by the officers OF the Grand Con-
clavc: Chancellor, Wilmer J.. Hill: ar
chon, Norris WorraII; provost, James
Grow; prcIatc, Howard :. Cornog; in
>pcctnr-gcncraI, (harIcs +. Spence; her.
aId, Waiter Robinson; sentinel, Joseph
Brown; warden, George Dolson. The
OF her officers are: Treasurer, Calvin $.
Worrall; recording scribe, Louis 4.
steele; financial scribe. W. ". Harding;
representative to the grand con-
clay, Joseph Mccormick After the in
stalIatlon the grand officers were enter
tanned at the restaurant of George II.
Powell. The cvncIavr will have some
business Of Importance to transact ON
next meeting night, january T., and all
members are requested to be present
\ large party OF skaters, in wagons,
visited lnvett's mill pond, on Thursday
afternoon, and Il very enjoyable time
was had, not withStanding that ulnbreI-
las had to be used a part IF the time.
The ice was in excellent shape but for a
little water on top which did not effect
it in The least, The party carried lunch
with them, which made the occasion
more agreeable to the male portion Of
the party. The rain, toward evening.
got too much for them and they finally
Withdrew their skates and made for
home.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Aetna Hose, Hook and Ladder Company
will have an election OF officers this
Friday evening. Several candidates
have been named for each office, and it
is expected that considerable baloting
will have to bc done before Il chief is
elected for the coming year
THE meeting in both the Methodist
and Presbyterian Churches are being
large y attended. Chief Justice Lore, Of
Wilmington. talked to a large and
apprcriatiyc audience in the Presbyterian
Church, Wednesday evening. Most cX-
ceIl"nt music is being sung at both
churches, which aids the pastor greatly.
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Wesley N. f. Church has been fixed,
the work being done by the stone mason
who had the contract.
Frank Galloway, aged l3 years, while
out on the pond yesterday afternoon,
accidentally fell into the water where
the men had been cutting ice. Will Sim
mons and some two or three others ran
to the boys assistance and with the aid
OF a plank pulled the boy out.
The diptheria case which was thought
to be of serious nature has all been
cleared up and the patient is now
convalescent. .... -. ...
The State Board Of Education met here
Wednesday at , O'Clock. No business
was transacted and the meeting ad-
journed.
William Clcndaniel, a painter, fell
from the ladder while painting at the
Racket store on Tuesday, and was sud
denly seized with an attack of vertigo.
\ drunken man came near freezing to
death in front OF kellum's shop the
other night. He laid down on the pave
men, for nights lodging.
While working at penncwi,l's lumber
mill on Tuesday X. A. Black came near
losing his hand.
Much success is being reaped from the
revival meetings at the First Baptist
Church.
Clerk OF the Peace Dickson has issued
the following marriage licenses: Ken
meth NJ. >cuttcn and Sarah G. Thomas;
William II. Short and Edith Buckmaster;
Franklin Graham and Emma Moore;
Thomas b. Lewis and Ada Willis.
J. Edwin Palmatorv and Alfred Hop
kins will start for klonlkc in about i
month.
David EoggS, baggage master at this
place, met with painful accident Tues
day night, while removing Il trunk i!on
the baggage car. Mr. Boggs slipped and
IN making an effort to regain his balance
struck the trunk which lrl! on his lot,
mashing and decorating it badly. lie
will probably he confined to the house
Tor tour weeks.
Job Black. coIorcd, was put in jail On
saturday night last on charge OF he lar
crny OF Il watch from Joseph bailey, at
the Delaware State Fair, last September
He was also arraigncd for stealing a
pocket book from W. Johns. In default
OF bail, he was sent to jail.
\. j. Dodge. lecturer and dcmonstra-
tor, If the Massachusetts College OF En-
balmlng, with 4 corps Of assistants. will
ho'd sessions at the Hotel Richardson,
on January 25, 2G, - and IS They will
teach Il more perfect and modern way OF
rlnbal,ning bodies.
New floors have been pu, in the jail
here and the place Thoroughly renovated.
All Of the recent disturbances in the way
of lnjurlng the property OF the jail have
been rcncdicd and close watch is being
kept on the premises.
Do L.. Ni.aLl..-..., !: ........-.l i.
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A Reward for Christ ian's Arrest,

ALBANY, n. y, Jan. G--Govcrnor
Black issued an order to-day offering
81 600 reward for the arrest of William
}. Christian, who killed Horace +.
Pritchard and Thomas j. Nanny in Sui
livan county on September - last.
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Gov. Isuuu Refuses TO Interfere,

san Francisco, Jan. 6. Governor
l'udd has refused to intcicre in Dur,ant's s
execution and has wired to Warden
llalc,at San Quentin for ticket of adj
mission to the execution for Il friend,
The sun., 1898-01-07

TIE Wilmington City Passenger Rail.
way Company has at last stirred Itself
and awakened to the fact that som,
badly needed reforms, in the street car
service must he made. For Il long time
the company has been running fiat
wheeled ears on West Fourth street.
much to the discomfort oi it, patrons.
Car No. -, the West Fourth street line.
besides having a set Of wheels which are
tlattrncd at different points of their cir
cumtcrencc, is not heated and j. certain
ly unfit for use. After causing their
patrons to put up with this miserable
condition OF affairs for months, the
company realized that a c anyr
would have to be made and 50 the
wretchrd excuse fer Il car wa taken off
the line, Wednesday, and Car -. with
well-ruundcd wheels and Il heating an
paratus, was added The WiImingtun
City Passenger Railway Company should
be compelled to n,ukr u' her changes. and
II they do not the people ~uoud know
why.
The sun., 1898-01-07

Prof. Jnd Diehl, the banjo expert and
vocalist OF Detroit, Mich, will be heard
the remainder OF this week at the Gin.
son House. Hot lunch Saturday morn
ing ana evening. Il
The sun., 1898-01-07
To Coop in Mai! Box Robbers,

\Ew loHK, Jan g.. G.-Inspcctor Holmes.
Of the post office department, is in this
r''y orthc purpose of making a whole
sal" roundup Of he mail box thieves Who
are working with the notorious Davis
gang. Richard q. Davis is also here.
having just returned irom Cincinnati
with INSPECTOR Holmes. Holmes OK
lHc,$ hN tomorrow. or saturday, to have
all the members oi the gang in the drag
net
The sun., 1898-01-07

Tic hi'aGr!piia City Ice Boat. No. >,
which !G"~ lcvu breaking up tie Ice in
rhauH"I in trprt Of h,rc. vas in to the
wharf Yesterday. Las, night she gayr
an "N!ihilpn 81 hrr ~~arrh-liglu. At
first IT," people. Wien Trey -qn ,hr pow.
'rIUI reflection "l the tigIt on the Opera
House ard u>I"T Buildings. did not
know what to think, but when they
found ont vi at it was they all gathered
on he wharf t. enjoy he show.
Miss Sarah Rodney gave II O'Clock
tea yesterday in honor Of Miss Julia
Enos. Among hose present were: Misses
Nan Rodney, BESSIE Herbert, Nan Coop
rr. ''nta Cooper, Sarah Rodney, ,Iulla
Enos and Flora EnrS, and McSsrr. NIcr-
ton MunS"n, Dudley Nunson, II. Tola-
yari", ". II. Kemp, James Rodney. John
Rodney, ,)r. and Edwin Herbert Last
evening he same party were skating ON
Rogers prnd
John II. Rodney has returned to
Princeton t" resume hi> studies.
Dudley MunSon will 2" to LAFAYETTE
College instead Of lrhigh to resume his
studies in civil engineering.
Maxwell Case reports at the Br 0k lvn
Navy Yard today. lie expects to lc
commissioned totIc School Ship Sara.
t"ga. lie was last On the Alliance.
Willard McarS, Of Wilmington. was in
this city yesterday.
Thomas IIoIconb, Of Walnut Ill., Just
out OF this city, is confined to his home
with ton~"its. Dr. j. j. Black is in at
tendance.
": II. WhitcIock. proprietor Of the
GIilpin House, is busiIy engaged filling
his ice house.
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Laurel.

Elliott Brothers have purchased the
Greenwood Flour Mills. William and
Rufus Elliott conduct the Laurel mill
and Joseph and Frank the Greenwood
mill.
Major ]. J. Wootcn is making extern
slvc Improvements on his residence, on
Delaware avenue.
Thursday evening was real Junior
night in l)eIuar. AItcra short session
Of May Del. Council, ,Jr,, q. L. \. NJ,
the wives and swccthrartI Of the mem
bcrs, and friends were admitted and II
general good time had by all present.
Rev, John A. Wright, pastor Of the NJ.
I. Church, opened the exercises with
prayer After the prayer "Amcrica'
was sung. Rev {. +. Hastings, Of
Dovcr, made an address relative to re-
strIcti"n OF foreign immigration. The
choir hen sang ''rhe Little Red School
house. Rev. Geo. W. Townsend, pas
tor OF !r NJ. +. Church, made an ad-
dress, his remarks being based on
Patriotism and the reading of the Bible
in our public schools. The exercises
were concluded by another patriotic
song, after which the party was invited
to tables, where all he delicaces Of the
season were served in abundance. The
following officers were elected inr the
ensuing term: Councilor, Joseph Wells;
Vice Councillor, George 4. pcnncwiII:
Assistant Recording Secretary. W. :,
Parker; Conductor, J. +. Moore; War
den, ". j.. PrnncwiII; Inside Sentinel.
". +. Elliot; Outside Sentinel. !. p.
White: Past Councillor, Arthur Bruvinp-
ton; Trustee, !. +. Moore; Representa-
t'vrt" supreme Council, Arthur Brew
lng,ou.
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COsnmetce and Finance.

| Flour was weak and prices were re-
duced lOal5c. per barrel, due to indif,
ference OF buyers, further decline in
wheat and increased pressure to sell on
the part Of the mills. Spot Bran was
quiet and unchanged, with offerings
small. No. ! choice Hay sold to the ex-
tent OF the limited receipts at quoted
rates, but medium and poor grades were
in liberal supply, dull and irregular.
Straw was III ample supply and dull at
former rates. Refined Sugars were firm.
Provisions We're steady and in moderate
jobbing demand Wheat opened weak
under bearlsh speculation in all home
grain centres, influenced by lower and
unsettled foreign adyiccs, and at p. IN.
was C. below last evenings rates. Ex-
port demand was fair, and some business
was worked at the decline. Corn options
were firm on call at last evenings quota
ti"ns, with ii fair demand from exporters,
but little speculative disposition to trade.
Local car lots were quiet and steady.
Oats IN car lots were barely steady under
more liberal offerings and only mot!cr-
ate demand. Exporters limits were
generally lttlc below workable. basis.
Cotton was unchanged.
The sun., 1898-01-07

IMPORTATION wanted Of Ellen Pync. mar
led John Burke in North America 50 years: lived
last lila BoWcry street, New York
The sun., 1898-01-07

Taylor of the NJ. p. Church, Of this
town.
The boys report having very fine
time skating yesterday
George Waldman is at Chncoteague
laland enjoying few days shooting at
ducks.
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loTltE- NJ, j. ~IIAEKEY. THE TENANT

NOTICE.. NJ, J, ~HAEkEY. THE TENANT
aini occupant Of the house, 80 80, Market
street. known A. the lainr,ttr Hotel in the
Fourth ward of the city Of Wilmington, county
nl Ne" Cast lr and state Of n"luMnrr in cOmpIi.
hhtt WIN the requirements Of the acts Of Inc
General Assembly IN such case made ana mo.
Nn'u, un hereby give notice that shall alply in
Nftlig lo the Court OF General session, oi tine
state Of Delaware, in and for New Castle po,n,y
un M''N'Al, tn" 1th day uf Frhlttary 4 II
lN'tN, beng the next trrn VI said court for n II
Gems" luI >tld house n an inn or tavern t.r th,,
>Ai" lhcrr'n oi Intoxicating li1uutS in less ,iaIti-
ur> t'lAtt ON" quart to b" drunk rl tn, AIruI,,
ana lhr following n> I'rtHhir citizen, tf >nid
Mhlti, at Ica>t twelve OF whom are substantial
lirchoIdrr, OF said ward. rccnIuntrnd mo ,,iI
application. VIZ:
samuel NJ Saunders Charles l.. Njrh.r
N'ihlId> + h"ldhc'g, Emil IIcltil. NJ. -
At''uF ,HihNa', ,l"h' I, lally,
marie, letter, NJ, Grady
iius'' lMfy, Nathan Hosscy.
'nil''- 'lll'ich. James r. Grub
Charles g. Mnmncl" VIM Al>rnllrr
i,'nhhh =. Nl'htin!alrr Ablnn EaclArach.
John lnu4h"ny. Lewis ]. Ru,.r
Harry pizor Inmr, u,,"nu
W wv N'''N'"Ftlr' pr. Thumns :. A>krW,
- ,a'hi''r Thomas Flanagan.
y; N'"'''mA' Sell Luiy,
M,J -llAKKEI.
The sun., 1898-01-07

NFoRM NATION wanted concerning Matthew
Christie, lust heard of Dccembcro o; will tr fhant
i,Iiiy received by his brother, DAVID, box IA.
White Plains, n. Y. - ""''
The sun., 1898-01-07

THIS city is at the present time at the
mercy Of a rare collection of famous
canincr. Their owners are iuntlv at
tachrd to them and the diplomatic and
other dogs in high life in attendance at
the dog show are being carefully guarded
The disappearance the ot her day uf
scn"r Dupuy dc Lolnc'S pet spaniel gave
rise 10 the suspicion that this cardinal
principle governing the iInmuniticS oi,hc
ambassadorial dog was not as well
known IN the predatory dog circles Of
Washington As it ought to be. but it is
not entire certain that 50 Scriou. and
compromising n rcproach is to be claIkcd
up against them. 1t is even possible.
that the animal ran away of his own
motion and was not kidnappcd with an
eye I" the reward for it, restoration. thus
running a risk of tangIing up the dipIo-
matte affairs Of two friendly nations.
The poor man who returned the ami
mai may have been paragon of rccli-
tudc, though his action in grabbing and
making off with it anew when prom
Iscd ransom was not fort thculniny had a
professional look somewhat opposed to
the theory. II he was member Of
'''l"eH-oiil"il operating on dogs in the
manner named, the incident will in
struct him that there is no money in
stealing the diplomatic animal. while it
involves u serious breach OF intcrnution-
al etiquette; but as the casual and inuu-
cent finder Of the cstray the desire to
turn an honest penny BY its return is no
reproach to his manners or his morals.
1t is important that the great American
dogsteaIcr should be made aware that
the diplomatic dog is beyond his PROV
incc and protected from his depreciation
by international convention and court
esy, if not by strict letter Of law or treaty
The sun., 1898-01-07

LUDWIG LANDsHIT will learn of something
TO ms advantage by calling room COZ, a3 Nassau
street, New York city. '"''""
The sun., 1898-01-07
Isritigevillr.

Arthur Short and Will Carey, bot th
colorrd, were arrested and brought be-
fore Justice OF the Peace Wiley on the
charge of disDr,lcrIv conduct and carry
ing concealed weapons. Carey was fined
s4oo and Short was fined Sl3.E. Carey
paid his money. but Short was carried to
Georgetown and placed in the hands Of
the sheriff.
Aaron Nivcn has moved his family
here from Grccnwood.
Samuel krudcr and Miss May ENgcll
OF near here, were married last night.
Stephen Wingat", OF the firm Of Tuitt
4 Nlngatc, of this town. and Miss l..
Lowe. OF near Laurel, were married at
the residence Of the bride. ON Wcdncs-
day evening. Mr.. and Mrs. Trlitt will
occupy Il house on Broad street.
Several Of the people here are filling
their ice houses with five to scycn-inch
ice.
Miss Harriet Layton attended the
laying OF the corner stone Of the new VI.
+. Church at ~ralord on Wednesdays
The sun., 1898-01-07

NANCY fARLAN-Came from Birmingham.
England, in ls7. entitled To property; liberal re-.
ward tnr proof Of death. Address GEO. A,
Boston Mass.
The sun., 1898-01-07
Grain Movement,

Receipts at Philadelphia:-Wheat H.
dE'; Corn. y, ll3; Oats, l2,5GG Bal
tno'":-Whcat, 81 .o2o; Corn, l19,034 !;
Oats 23,otiS. Shipments from philadeI-
phla:~-Whcat, l222, $50 Corn, $50; Oats
ol,G'. Baltimore; Wheat, -, 7oo;
Corn, 1O2.O
The sun., 1898-01-07

Sliol I'D this meet the eye OF any of the reJa-
hvc> "i catherine or Beniamin IIolIgh, formerly
Of Stockport, England, MR.. FREDERICK
fTARp will hc pleased to see or hear from them.
Address British steamship Encrgia. Market st.
wharf New York '''
The sun., 1898-01-07

DANIEL MI lllGAN or Cornelius Carlan. dis.
charged from Co. II 9Th L. : infantry, March ls
lSsl, al Jefferson Barracks Mo; entitled to pron.
rrE; Ii "in reward for proof OF death. Address
nEo, A. sMIIliE Counsellor at Law, 40 Amcs
Building, Boston. Mas
The sun., 1898-01-07

BE sure the "WindSor' is stamped in
your rubber collar.
The sun., 1898-01-07
New { :l-,Iir

IT," attest thing our rAbbcr collars.
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tiee:
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No gs<s. balance due.
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nance No. 31s5. warrant No. 23oi, balance
d1ie
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ua grants Nos 59s 40. $40. 5u-
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ranE No. ~
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47s.5. warrant No. s53
Yeeser way, ordinance 30. SgyT. warran.
M rs
T1xeratv-thir5 avenue south, ordinance
No <ss7 warrant No. -.
Jackson street. ordnance No. f3gs. war
raass Nos. ~. rs
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No. 49, balance due
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on term deposits: per cent. on ordinary
deposits.
Dividends declared last days OF May and
November. Loans made on real estate or
approved collaterals only.
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PORT ORCHARD AND PORT WASH.
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Leaves foot @! Washington street dailv "a.
500 p, II. fSuudays. 800 ?. M for piessan.
Beach West Blakeiey), Drernerfon. T. 3
Dryd0ck. Charleston. Sidney. Tracv,o~,
Chico and SiiFerdaie Returning leave:
Silverdaie a. s45 a. m, arrives Sesf,Ia IA
a m Leaves Sidney SATURDAY nights =.
$50 p ~. arrives Seattle 80 .. M. T4la-
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