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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-03-12
LECTURE,

|; MANUFACTrRlNG CONCERN DESIRES
AL to appoint onruncrgutir business man in
wilmington land "y-s% city not already tnkcnI
applicant must furnish few hundred dollars
cash capital - pay for goods ON delivery after
orders have been secured; no bonus; no money
III advance; previous experience unnecessary;
we are manufacturing II specially, almost a
monopoly, not a luxury, something which viii
reduce cHp an1"7; needed by every firm, factory
IRON 500 TO 800 monthly can BE- made: refer.
enrcs required. Gucnthcr Bros, Downing
Building, n y. ri.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-03-12
D0INGs AT DOVER.
1he Proposed New School Bili-it Should
be Scanned Closely B efore Acted
Upon.


Dover. March ll.-Reprcsentative Hop.
Illus ct Kent county. presented The school
bill, which covers 63 type wcittcn pages,
ind completely remodels the entire school
systs,n of the State. The bin was referred
Under suspension OF rules so that 1t
7 might be printed. The bill provides for u
general SUPPLEMENTARY and con troll of
free public schools OF tho the State, In
Guiding those for cOlorsd children, shall be
vosted In q State Board Of Education com
posed of the governor, chancellor, pre,i-
dent of Delaware College, state auditor
and the senior member OF each county
school commission created under the act,
.fhe governor Is to be the president and
tha auditor the secretary. Annually in
spAe it is to eject a superinten dent of
schools for each county at a salary OF 5000
ayear, The term of Office to begin on the
Geo md Tuesday in July following.
The members will receive no salary, but
each exclusive of the Governor and Audi
tor shall be paid 80 for each day actually
spent in attending the meetings of the
board, providing it shall not DO mere than
$50 in one year
The supervision Of all the public schools
4 Including tho Q Tor colOred children, in
each of the counties, is to be vested in
county school commission composed of
three members, not more than two OF
whom shall shall he of the sans political
party, appointed by the governor, and to
bold office for two years.
The control of the schools, including the
,oolored schools. in ench OF Tho new dis
ftricts, is to be vested in district school
commission composed of three members 20
be elected on tlse flrst Saturday in April
OF each year. Ea2h male citizen having II
right TO vote for representative of the Gen
eral Assembly and having paid his school
49,
In which he lives, and every female person
above the age of 81 years, residing In tho
district, and having paid tax within that
district flor the preceding year is entitled
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-03-12
The CITY RESTRAINED.
Dennis }. l1entOn Objects to Pennsy Ivania
Avenue Grading and the Work il
Now at q Standstlll.

Tho grading of Pennsylvania avenue,
nccessitated by the erection of an over head
bridge at Union street, has resulted in a
law suit. Dennis j. Mention, through his
attorney, William S. Hilles, Yesterday
afternoon obtained an injunction from
Chancellor Nicholson and the summons
was served this morning by Deputy Sheriff
Reed upon Mayor McLear, President Pratt
and Secretary Wiley of the Street and
Sewer Department and representatives of
tho Baltimore and Philadelphia Railroad
Company, restraining them from doing
any additional work.
Mr.. Mention owens property Just east of
tho railroad and hs bill sets forth that the
property Is being damaged by reason of the
change of the grade OF tho avenue. The
case Will be argued OH Wednesday of next
week. Meanwhile no work is Icing done
Oh the avenue.
The suit of Mr.. Mention is only one of
the many that are to be begun against the
city. Property owners along tho avenue
have been injured because Of the work and
some even moro SO than Mr.. Mention.
The grade of the avenue in front of the
Mention property is eleven feet lower than
IL was before the railroad company built
the bridge. Tho people of tho neighbour
hood think TINT the railroad company
should have been compelled to build the
'i"So ~ ,hnV Vic Braue OF tno avenue
would not have to havo boon changed
The grading begins alta point between
Scott and Lincoln streets and extends al
most to Bancroft road.
The work would have been completed
IN less than month but now that Mr.,
MI nton hus obtained preliminary i'm
Junction, II will be greatly delayed If not
altogether aban loned, ut least hat part of
it between Lincoln street and tho railroad.
scott street property owners near -Four
tenth street, where the railroad company
Is builGing another overhead bridge, will
sue the city for damages
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-03-12
DOTS.

Wilbur, card reader 63I +. 9th street
Price, % cents
Row. DR.. Morrison, bishop Of Duluth,
| will make missionary address Mt Trinity
i Church tomorrow night
Ga next Tuesday night Chief Justice
| Lore will address the Historical Society Of
the Philad- !phia NJ, h Conference at
| Chester.
The Womnn's homo Missionary Society
| of Grace NJ. Church has contributed :l6J
| to name AMI furnish u room in the1 Rest
| House at OtoIn Grove, y. j., in honor vi
| the Into DR.. Merritt llulburd.
Mrs. Esther Rhoals, wife If David
| REoadS, died at her late home, Edge Moor,
| on Thursday morning,
The Rev. W. Frederick Lewis preached
ut Central Presbyterian Church last evon
ing
Bishop Coleman al St james Church
Atlantic City, viii conduct Il retreat I'LL
Of next week.
Joseph c. Browne Was appointed yester.
day pRymNstcr IA IniiryviIle TO succeed
Too: &c A. liark"ns, resigned.
The Rev. 6 A. Schultz, OF Jersey city
Heights will preach next Sunday morn
Ing and evening at tho German Baptist
Church.
A series Of special evangcliStio meetings
will be held next week in German Baptist
Church.
Past Grand Maale Workman A. T.
Jones and Grand Recorder Charles Il
Wool, Of this city, HrO attending IL meet.
ing Of tho Grand Lodge Of New jersey,
A o. L, NJ, In Trenton
Havoriord College alumni dinud at the
Aldino Hotel, Philadelphia last night.
Howell ;. England and Joseph Fl lilies, of
this city, attended,
Mrs Margaret Allen died at her resi-.
dcnre in this city Oh Thurs, ay.
A cake and coffee sG.inl, doll arl book
guessing contest Will be given this even
ing, for the benefit of the poor, at the
residence Of Mrs James p. Denim, No.
1925 West Third street
Rev, A. n. Kcigwin made q short talk
bcfuTo TIC Junior Christian lndeuVor
Society yesterday afternoon on the Bible
narrative Of JJ5cph, the sun Of Jacob, who
WasiustruIuenta! in saving the people Of
Egypt I'om sulLEDs during the seven
wears Of famine,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-03-12
WAR With SPAIN
/ NOW CERTAIN.
1t Is said the President Regards War as
Inevitable
TIE SITUATION Is NOW CRITICAL

Washington, March l2.-Presilont Nc.
Kinley, the members Of his Cabinet, and
the officials Of the state, War and Navy
Departments who have Knowledge of In
formation that has been received from Ha.
vnna in the last few days are gravely ap.
prchensive. At no tine since the Maine
was destroyed has the situation been so
critical ana those in authority are no long
or able TO conceal their deep anxiety.
The informa ion which has eau sod the
hopefulness of the President and his nj
visers for an anioable settlement OF the
Cuban question to be changed into fear is
of course unofficial, but it Is none the less
reliable, AS 1t comes under til, seal OF priv.
acy from Consul-Genera LIE and the ma.
val officers now on duty in Havana.
BY letter by telegram and by word of
mouth the presdCn5 has been told that the
explosion that wrecked the Maine came
from the outside of the vessel. One of
these government officers goes further and
says that the testimony taken by the Board
OF inquiry indicates clearly that nothlng
but II submarine mine could have caused
the disaster
Madrid, March 12.--The correspondent
ofan American newspaper hore says he is
In position to declare authorlla,ively that
the United States intimated to Spain in
September or October last that it hoped
and expected that peace would BIO estab-
lished in Cuba by March /. Both govern
ments refuse to describe this notification
as an ultimatum. q,
1t is understood that another intlmation
has now been conveyed to Spain extend
ing the time to Mayl.
tits freely admitted by the Spanish
Government that 1t is impossible to cs-
tablish autonomy in Cuba or pacify the
island within the time named. In view
of this fact, and irrespective of the out
come of the Maine affair, the Spanish au-
thorities are anxious to learn what &c.
ton the United States propose to take on
May l.
Senior Moret, Minister of tho Colonies
says that he received to day tho names of
the Cuban Committee which is going to
Washington to arrange commercial
treaty with the United States 1t Is OK.
pected that the treaty will be shortly eff.
fected.
Senior Moret believes that If the negotia-
lions arc conducted on the basis suggested
by Mcssrs. Dingley and Foster they will
DO satisfactory to Spain; at any rate, the
committee will meet the Americans half
WQV.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-03-12
.AEGER'S FIRST ORDER \
PREPARING FOR WAR.
Two New Departments Of the Army Gre
ated, One Of Them Headquarters
at Atlanta. "A,

Washington, March 1l.-ffollowng Is
the first order Of he War Department re-
organizing the army In view Of hostilities
with Spain.
BY direction of the President the follow.
ing changes arc made In the territorial
| limits, designation and headquarters of
geographical departments to take effect
March 70, 1898:
First-The Department of the East will
embrace tho New England States. New
York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Della.
ware, Maryland, District of Columbia
West Virginia, Virginia and North Caro-
lima, with headquarters at Governors Is
land, at New York.
d Second-A department is hereby estab-
lished to be known as the Department OF
the Lakes, to consist of the States of Wis.
consin, Michigan, Illinois, Indiana Ohio,
Kentucky and Tennessee with headquar-
tiers at Chicago, III.
Third-The Department Of Dakota will!
embrace the States of Minnesota, North
Dakota. South Dakota, Montana and so
much of Wyoming and Idaho as is EN-
braced in the Yellowstone National Park,
with headquarters ut St. Paul, MINI. =,
Fourth-The Department of the Colum.
bia will EN- brace the State of Washington
Oregon, Idaho Except so much Of the lat
ter as is embraced in the Yellowstone Ma
tional Parh) and tho Territory of Alasks
with headquarters at Vancouver Barracks
Wash.
Fifth-The Department of California
will embrace the States Of California and
Nevada, with headquarters at San Fran.
CISCO Cal, a.
Sixth--The Department of the Colorado
will embrace the States Of Wyoming (ex-
ccpt so much thereof as is embraced in
the Yellowstone National Park, Colorado
and Utah, and tho Territories of Arizona
and New Mexico with headquarters at
Denver, Col.
Seventh-The Department of the Plato
will embrace the States of Iowa, Nebraska,
Missouri, Kansas and Arkansas the In
dian Territory and the Territory of Okla
hona with headquarters at Omaha, Neb.
Eighth-A department is hereby estab-
lished to be known as the Department. OF
tho Gulf, to consist of the States of South
Carolina, Georgia, Florida, Alabama, Mis-.
sssippi Louisiana and Texas, with head.
quarters at Atlanta, Ga. The departments
of Missouri and of Texas are hereby abol.
ished.
r. A. ALGER, Secretary of War. %
Fl. G. CoRBIN, Adjutant General
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-03-12

The entire equipment of tho Morris and
Cummings Dredging Company of New
York, is in this city for repairs and over
hauling prior to rcsuming spring opera
tOns
The company will again begin the work
OF renewing the Dan Baker ST. oals in tho
delaware River. next week.
Ten scows of tho Morris and Cummings
Company are occupying tho wharf.
age OF the Jackson and Sharp Com
pany and one yesterday was placed on the
marine railway, the large barge of Hughes
BROTHERS & Bangs having been lloated
Tho iicet of scows will be- placed in trim
for service
;, Two dredges of the company are at tho
t'nsey and jones Company's wharyes re-
oelVlhg repairs to machinery. They wero
on the Jackson and Sharp Companys rail.
way recently.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-03-12

"Probably no single drug
is employed in nervous dis
eases with effects SO mark
eddy beneficial as those of
cod-liver oil. ="
These are the words of
an eminent medical teacher.
Another says: "The hy-
pophosphites are generally
acknowledged as valuable
nerve tonics."
Both these remedies are
combined in SCOTS Emul-
sion. Therefore, take it
for nervousness, neuralgia,
sciatica, insomnia and brain
exhaustion.
soc. and $I.oo, all druggists.
SCOTT BOVINE, Chemists, New York.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-03-12

n OST - ON FRIDAY AFTERNOON BE.
~ tween and O'clock, going from 18th and
Harrison toIth and Market streets black lace
hachu; reward II left at 1Vs Market street
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-03-12
Placing Nore Graduates in Positions. Bust
ness Men Applying Weekly,

During the past two weeks Goldoy Col.
loge placed W. f. White as bookkeeper
and stenographer with tho American Fibre
Co., 1.-THE third gradual, placed there) and
Miss Alice Francis AS stonographcr with
u. A. Wright, Engravcr. Philadelphia.
Other applications Tor its graduates also
received from p. T. r. Co, Jackon s.
sharp Co., and wholesale house, Phila-
uelphlh Tho College eXGrts powerful
influence in getting its sradlatus good DO.
slt!ons. Principal Goldcy's unique and
successful methods Of preparing his grad.
llaCeS are attracting attention over tho
United States.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-03-12
AnIST TO YOUNG MINISTERS.

The Row. +. NJ DougherIy, pastor Of NJ.
i. Church at ClaymOnt, will be married in
Philadelphia, on the 25th lust, and I'M.
mediateiy after the wedding will go to u
Western State and accept II pastorate.
Within the past ten years three minister's
have been married while pastor of the
abovl named church. Rev John N. Raw
lings now Of Philadelphia, Rev. George H..
Wood now at sseaford, and Rev. Il. H..
Collins now ut Stanton. Rev. W. L. S.
Murray and R3v. l.. w. Laytlold were also
married during their pasturate ut the Clay
mont Church. In each instance the bride
belonged to some other noighbor.
hood. It Is expected that young man
will succeed Mr.. Doughorty and in that
event some of he ClaymonJ ladies should
set her cap in order to captivate him.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-03-12

The bright, witty creation and Now
York success, "The Good Mr.. Best" is a
play which was received in very cordial
manner at the Garrick Theatre for nine
weeks. After its most successful engage
ment in Now York. it was transferred to
tho Boston Museum and remained there
for ten weeks duplicating it's former sue.
cess. "1he Good Mr.. Best" ia comedy
of the purely farcical order and is brmful
of fun. There is II plot and tho multitude
of laughable incidents follow each othor
in logical succession. Enjoyable special
ties and elaborate spec acular stage set.
tings make this more than ordinary pre-
tcntious attraction. will appear ut the
Opera House next Tuesday evening.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-03-12
THE BROWNIES.


There will be u matinee at 2 80 p. m. and
night performance of G. B Jefferson,
Kaw and Erlanger's wonderful produc.
ton, palmer Cox's Brownies" at the
Grand Opera House to-day. Tho NATL
nee prices are %, 50. 50 and rs cents, the
night %, IS, 81, rs cents and 81 no higher
Fully seventy-four people vii! appear in
the gorgeous extravaganza and tho young
women, of whom there aro u large num-
ber are the handsomest and shapeiost OBJ.
tainable In the course of the twelve
elaborate scenes number Of remarkable
specialties are presented. The Romalos
from the Paris Hippodrome, who are tho
greatest acrobats in the world. the sensa
tional flying ballet that is danced in mid
= air; the Oriental ballet of beautiful
women; are among the strong novelties in
troduced. A thrilling storm and ship
wreck at sea, an earthquake and Il vol
cano, and the instant de truclion of ii pal
ace are included in the striking spectacu-
lar effects. Tho big spectacle will be seen
here exactly as it ran to crowded houses
for $50 nights in New York, with the same
large company, magnificent sceuic equip
ment, properties electrical and mechani-
cal devices.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-03-12

Mr.. and Mrs. }. Albert Wood and Mr..
and Mrs John T. Mullin, Jr., who have
been visiting the winter resorts of Florida
for 4 month WIN rnurl hnMn tn:lnY
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-03-12

The pansy Circle Of the Flrss NJ. Z.
Church will give u musical and literary
entertainment on Monday evening, March
! at o'clock Each person present will
receive sOuycnir. The admission is free.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-03-12

Charles G. Fisher, an enterprising young
newspaper man and Miss Emily Clifton
Davidson, both of Milford, Del, were
united III the holy bonds Of matrimony by
the Roy. H. L. BuIstein of tho First Pres
byterian Church. on Wednesday, March 9,
al the home OF tho bride. After the corc-
monya reception wa, held and a collation.
served Mr.. and Mrs Fisher left for an
OK ended wedding tour and will reside at
Milford.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-03-12

How they Look Beautifully finished,
and up to date. How they sell-Away
ahead of amy others. Crcsccn,s always
give satisfaction; this accounts for the
phcnomrna! saIe, Prices right; $50 and
10 for adults, and $50, $50 and $50 for
chiIdren's wheels Pyle Cyclic Co., oO7
Market street
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-03-12

DUBLlC SAI4E-WILL BE SOLD AT PUB.
l. lie sale on farm known as the Sharpe farm
between Bear Station and Christiuna village,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-03-12

An informal reception WAS given by tho
principal and teacher, of lr.en S school,
yesterday afternoon in tho drawing room
Of the school, to the students of the three
upper classes. Miss Crew read ~ paper
describing cycling she and her friends
took during last Summer in England.
Light refreshments were served and an
enjoyable time was spent.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-03-12
RECEPTION.

The Rev. Francis Burgcttc Short min
lister at Epwuylh NJ. L. Church, Tenlh and
Lombard streets, will give u reception to
lhc members and friends of the church, on
Thursday evening. tho nth inst, from
TO 10 clock. Addresses by DrS. Tinker,
Barrett and Murray and Hon. Charles b.
Lore. Delicious sandwiches and Park $
Unmatchahla coffee will be s,ryed by the
young ladies Of the church.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-03-12

Wor on Tie yacht Niagara, o#ned by
Howard Gould, /, being puauoI as rapidly
R6 plaeiDIe.
} Mr.. Gould visited the yards Of the IIar-
: Ian and llollingawor, Company to-day,
for tic purpose Of inspecting the CUnstruC.
ton. He sgcmcdYrly much pleased with
the work done thus far. Tho Mag ara will
hay . her dGCk trial next week.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-03-12

W. A. IIrhlli, auctionccr, sold ut tho
County Court House on Thursday last for
Hugh G.. DrOwnC, attorney O: Philip L.
Ga rett, administrator for the estate of
viii am Z. Howard, deceased, II tract Of
land in PenGaGur hundred, through which
the Delaware and Maryland llue passes, TO
MunicY Ur.NML.N lmr IInN
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-03-12

fnA,N1
W. -

When Patrick Maloney, of No. 2Oi s.
Van buren, street cnmo down stairs this
morning, he found James Mcdonald, ono
OF his boarders, sit ing IN II chair. He
went ever and shook tho man and found
That he was dead. Asthma was tho cause
of his death
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-03-12

William Foulk is adding another story
to the back building of Lippincott's store
at No. 312 Market street.
1t will cost $500 Marion Wood wi l
erect two two-story buildings at Twenty
ninth and Market streets. Tho two dwell.
ings will cost S.4G0.
a three story dwelling will be erected
at the Elsmere Convent at II cost of S3 233.
j. b. johnson is the contractor.
John H. Reed will erect IL two 81 orc brick
dwelling on Twenty sixth street near Tat.
nall alta cost of $1,000
tIhe parochia School for the Sacred
Heart Church will cost 1000. Patrick
Fahey is the builder.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-03-12
Was There Foul PIay2

The post norton on the body of young
Wallace will tell whether there was any
foul play or not. There are four or five
marks on his body The police will in
vcstiRate the matter in conjunction with
tho cora Hor
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-03-12

! Tomorrow promises to be- partly cloudy
lErecedcl by rain, and latho. cooler Mon
+ Gny partly cloudy followed by clearing
with slight change of temperature.
| Tho Thermometer at W. G. Taylor s
drug store, 81 King street, registered to.
'day rs follows:
To'clocl 10 O'Clock o'clock
"a 20 GE
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-03-12

A. Y. Church. French street between Sth and
9th, Rev g. &. Biyens, pastor Preaching Mt
io,do n m by Key j, IL Peck and 7l5 p. IN by
kev. >: 5. sterett. Sunday school $50 D. IA.
Christian League Up. M.
r, Peter Spencer's A. U, Church, Rev. Robert
SALISBURY, pastor. Preaching 1880 II. m by
BRO Price and 7.io p. M. by Bro Brown. Sun.
day school 2 pm.
Mt. Zion A. U. Church, Rev. Robert Sauls.
bury, pastor. Preaching 1880 a. IN. by pas.
tor and L45 p. III. to be supplied. Sunday
school Up. III.
RcvJ H. Nutter, pastor All classes q a ~
preaching 1880 a. III. and p. m. by pastor
Morning subject, Duties and Privileges Of
Erworth Prayer meeting p M.
ri. Bethel A. NJ. E. Church, Walnut street ncar
sixth, Rev o. D. Robinson pastor Praise
meeting a. IN. Preaching 10 80 "A. m. by pastor
and I',1p. III. hr Rev. C. T. Shalfcr Sunday
school 30 p, m Christian Endeavor 30
p m. Morning subject, Faithful Profession"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-03-12
DEG STEERS ORDER !
~ REulsr"9'S DFEICE,
New C'.>tlc County, De-.

Upon the application Of Mary H. paI!, anal
Ada l., iiA!l, EE'rUtrigvs Of Howard y. Finn.
Lite Ut Chris! aaa Hundred ia a,il county.
decreased, il !4 or.l'rcd aud Gireatnt! by Il"
Regis "r that III" EyrcutriCr3 ufol"s,.l giis
notice IT granting Of l"ttnrs tC3tam. itary, NY
ontAr e.tao Of thc deceased with the dat,
of grGntns thereof, BY c,ul-laS nlvcr.
tisn.cnts T. be Turtcl wItlin fortE daHs from
tho date Of such Letters IN ok OF thu most pub.
il" places Of tln County OF Nr% ,natl', reuuir.
lAS all prraOIH having demands against tn" Is.
ttlo to rr"5rLt the Same, or a''' uS IN hrt pt
Assembly Ill such case me- a!ii provided md
nlS1 ctliSo tn, same to l,r li'Y.'tcl within tho
sgiuc period in The DAILY l;Fpt Bi.irhH anuws
paprr Published il Wilmington, o'I., and To
Drcpniluuul therein three weeks, q q d.
- Given under tiiu hand ard seal De
! 80, tho Office Of tlie InSisttr aforesaid, at
's~-~-' Wilmington, IN Nov thatln County
aforesaid, the dag ana year n!iGro written.
CALVIN W. CEUS&AN, Register.
NDMth.
Notice Ia h.l aiy girel that LrttrrsTr ltNman
tRry we're IN IL rJIIn If las granted lltitD th5
undersigned on The iltIernth day Of frhrnarY
a. D. 1888 and that all fc:sVn4 having cini.H1
against the es,ntc of tie d;7c.ase,l must present
tho So ne duly attoat"t 80 thC soil !GyerutrrnY
on or before tho fife, AL 'tpy OF February le'3
or abice thoAGt Of Assembly n such cn'e mazda
and provided,
MARY e. POLK,
ADA L., BALL
Eyc1at.!oc1
,Addro-s ". e. Lyman, Attorney 'utLaw
WtluainS!sn, Dss III
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-03-12

Th0 yacht JOScphiue owned by p. A. b.
Widcngr Of Philadelphia which has been
in the dry docks Of the HARLAN and Ho-
llngsworth company receiving rolling
keels and other necessary repairs lcfv tho
dock yesterday