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The sun., 1898-03-23
WANT SECOND STREET PAVED.
Taxpayers Wait on the street
and Sewer Depart .---Isus-
mess Transacted.

\ number Of the property-h"ldcrs and
taxpavcrS uf Second street between West
and BrOmt streets, last evening at.
tended the meeting Of the Street and
Sewer Department at Sixth and King
streets.
They called the attention OF the de-
patmrnt to the terrible condition OF
Second street bet wccn the points named,
and asked that speed y action br taken
and the street paved.
During the remarks made by one OF
the taxpayers he stated that his brother
had called ON him last week an" stated
that Second street was in worse con.
ltion than any in Chtistiana hundred,
of which he is one Of the commissioners.
The remark called forth laughter and
the members Of the department were
unanimous in their opinion that if the
above was the case then the street was a
disgrace to the CITY.
I he following bids were received for
printing 300 copies Of the annual report
Of the departments: John ". Rogers,
81 - Der page; Mercantile Printing Com.
panv. Sl.34 per page, and Sunday Star,
Sl =, per page All bids were exclusive
OF illSt rations.
The weekly pay roll amounted to
Sn;I 81; Sccretary's collections $l!6.:.'.
Thc city treasurer reported Il balance on
hand Of S5S, ll.Ol. ,
Permits to set curb were granted to the
Nicholas Fihance Company, Crestnn Land
and Improvement Company. ". u. F"ott
and Amanda lIoycr.
II was decided to erect in'etS at TnliE
and DUPONT streets; eliglt gas lamps IN
Linden court, and partially pave Four
tecnth and Tenth streets.
The sun., 1898-03-23

Some skirts are fan plated and others
box plated At the back.
Instead Of complaining Of the thorns
among the roses. We should be thankful
there are roses among the thorns.
No man is truly great who is not
gentle.
Hops are most plentiful in the dancing
season.
The scholar that is never far from the
head-tle pupil Of the eve.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Whitclnan and
George AlInnn and mother, # this city,
will attend the wedding of Albert Boyd
and Miss Carrie Thompson. both of New
London, Pa, to-day.
Mrs. Martha Young, of this city, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. William
WolIaston, at New Garden, Pa.
+. &. Babcock, Of this city, who has
been in Baltimore on business, returned
home yesterday.
Eugene NJ. Chambers who was visit
in this city has returned to his home in
Philadelphia.
Katharine Stcva,ls from Chester has
been visiting friends in this city.
Patrick Fahey is pushing the work on
Sacred Heart School.
The Wilmington Bicycle Club will 60
to Chester to attend smoker given by
the Chester Club on March 2jtl.
Edwin Hurst is improving and it is
hoped that he will soon be about again
At the Preachers meeting yesterday
ei,cral routine business WIS transacteds
The sun., 1898-03-23
IcrrybOai Leaves Today.

'irnclaI Hancock, the steel fcrryboat,
constructed by Pu>ry 4 Jones Company
will leave the shipyards OF the builders
this morning The United States ';uvern-
nrnt has accepted the vessel through
Inspector Narney and Mcl.lruy, and it
will be commanded by Captain George
+. Carpenter The boat will ply between
Governors : Island and New York City.
The sun., 1898-03-23
Wants Back Pay.

Yesterday afternoon in the law library
ut the Court House. Charl,s l.. Iubril,
George w. Gray and \. L. AnS,ow sat
i,y Robr>un vs. Henry VI. Barlow, adj
mlniStratnr of Malachi larlrw deceased.
Lewis {. Nandcgri!t appeared for the
plaintiff and George r. Brown i"r the
defendant, Mrs. Eobe>"n seeks to re-
cover Il small amount OF money alleged
to bp due her.
The sun., 1898-03-23
RIANCO SENDS RESIGNATION.
special Ia lnE ~tN


WASHlNt;TO\.N March :::.-.-Thc bat
tlcship Maine was destroyed ~ Ha-
yana harbor on the night OF Frhr"arA
is, by Il submarine mine.
Positive information was give" TO-
,iay in Key West, Fla. that >"'h Is
the report ofthc Naval Court "' IT.
uuiry.
Judpr Advocate Mari> of the Board
left Kry West today at ! "r'"rk an"
has with him the report. tie is c\-
nectcd here early Thursday evening"
The information given Is from a Na'''a-
bic and unuuc-tinn"d source.
Testimony Of the >'rvI yors-, "sp'rEl.ly
officers. prove concu-ively y that the dir'
aster WAS not the rrsuI, OF an accident.
The situation OF the SnipS boiler wa,
81 far ait that it was impossible IT c"''ld
communicate with the forward na@aIlhc
either by heat or explosion.
Th,rxploslpn was all forward. l h" CON
di,on ui the ship snow. hat thr"NHal'"'
b ,iler could NJ, explode b"'al'>r steam
;nr Ivnan,u~ wa~ supplied from he mann
boilers.
Spontaneous combustion "I the Goa III
the bunk"r~ was impossible. hrra'i'' ''''E
were Thoroughly Inspected, ~ l. r''r'"-
mary, on that day.
The gases arising Ir"m tine N'rk
immediately after Tie explosion, all''
which overcome several hl'ictFH A'l''
and men. were not due, III ihr lNiS'n"I'
OF TN, court, to the coal in tn" hunkrr',
but to HIGH rXpiusiNr- which always
throw ont a bad u,lrr and ga-'-,
The u,lu rn,,uu could not lave rN'
Mo led mrar,-c i, WAS regularly inspected
That dav and found I" h' ih"I"nSh'I
wet which Was necessary and besides,
said yuu cotton was mostly situated AIT
under the ward room, ana not III 'ne
forward magazine a. supposed ny ''t
reporters all along.
LASTLY, had explosion been internal
and in communication with any 81
the four magazines. all W""'" nave
gone OF. in which event not an atom
of the ship would have been ''" ana
the greater portion OF Havana W""'d
have been destroyed.
KEY WE>r Fla, March 2-.-|u>, h"
lore leaving ior Washington l"-'lay
while in conversation with W. S.Q,lg
lev, correspondent "i the Mail and tN
press of Ncw York, Judge Mark made
startling -lalenrni, ,,...
Mr.. QuisIrytold Judge Advocate Na'''
that he t'!uigIry was gong 'a'N II
Havana.
The Judge Advocate in reply 'a'd:
"Dont do il. tl"islry. Havn"" WI
be IA no, place whr" the findings arr
known. II is as much as your '''' !
worth TO go there"
Admiral Sicari says hat the 'tcl"'
will be- most peculiar. This Is taken IL
indicate that evidence OF Il most starting
nature will bc disclosed. =,
The Admiral signed the report Il! ""
o'clock last night. 1t left her" tor N''sll
ington via Miami and JackS"hv'''
President Mckinley has already, hr''
informed by Il cipher cabl" OF I'll" ''"''"t
Of the court, .,,
Unlike AN ordinary inquiry, the i'n''
ings in this report will not g. +" 'h
Judge-Advocatr General out u''re' IT. IT.
secretary Long VIII" will hand 1t I" 'h
President.
The sun., 1898-03-23
Sui, Against Iaurada.

Testimony was heard in the Federal
court room Yesterday afternoon in the
case OF Charles Warner Company against
the famous tilibu>tcring steamer l.auraua.
The suit was to recover 500 for t"wagc
from the vessel. The case was con-
lin,lrI
The sun., 1898-03-23
SPAIN WANTS WAR
SOONER THAN INDEMNITY
aIs6 h.,s.ss t.'.s ~
n.
CaSiilian Government Refuses Any
Demands for Money Mad" by
Naval Court of Inquiry.

MADRID. March .,2-->pMin will refuse
to accept any finding by the American
Court Of Inquiry as basis for demands
OF indemnity. Warlike preparations are
pushed with the greatest vig"r. ; panish
statesmen. the leaders "i parties, declare
openly i~r war with the United states.
4 riotouS demonstration against the
United States may occur at any time.
The sun., 1898-03-23
Death Of Mrs. Riley.

Mrs. katherine Riley, wife Of PATROL
man James Riley, died yesterday morn
ing ut her home. 2lO Madison street.
The deceased was )! years "f age and
besides her husband j. survived bv Il
number OF small children.
The sun., 1898-03-23
Not u Suicide,

Deputy Coroner Chandler yesterday
afternoon gave certificate OF death from
heart disease and asphyxiation in the
case of John A. Light. grocer, who was
found dead in his bathroom ut Eleventh
anu Poplar streets on Sunday afternoon.
no inquest was deemed necessary as it
was clearly demonstrated that Mr.. Light
was not Il suicide.
The sun., 1898-03-23
BLAN(O SENDS IN 4
CONDITIONAL RESIGNATION
TOuct her With Admiral ManitrnIa,
the CaWain-(;cncral Takes
This Action.

HAVANA. via Key West, March d.
Capt tilin.G l'lanrO has sent his
resignation to Madrid---wi,h II string
attached.
Admiral NIantrrrDa la> sent Il similar
conditional resignation.
1t was reported also hat Captain
Euatr had offered his commission a>
master ui thc Nizcaya to the Spanish
Ministry, Thi, report is untrue. IN
late sent protest to the Spanish Min
i-Ny ui Marine. bu, offered no r'slg-
nation.
Eauru'> action. in which he was sup
ported by Mantern!;., was really not :"
much Of a resignation a> al uItlnalnn
to he home Governments
The sun., 1898-03-23
NEW TORPEDO BOAT.
tinted States Purchases the Vessel in
I,uuIand Through its Agents.

W>>ulx,rn>. March 2.-NcwS was
received to-day that one of the Govern
ment agents in London has purchased a
small torpedo boat which will be shipped
to the United States by steamer
The little vessel is onl y td' feet long.
ha. Il disbursement Of 80 tons, and can
develop speed "i 20 knots an hour.
The price paid, it Is unIr'>l""d, was
SlUD WO
The sun., 1898-03-23
Clothes Found.

How rd Taylor, oi 2.2;i West Seventh
street, yesterday afternoon found
chiIdrcn- clothing, napkins and hand
kerchicf in the rear "i his yard. The
owner can have them by calling at the
police station and id ntiiying property.
The sun., 1898-03-23
Purchased His Old stand.

John Savers, SaIonm-kctwr at Tenth
and Orange streets, has purchased his
old place at Tenth and Orange streets.
from Joseph Kelley, who bought it sew
cral weeks ago from Frank T. Melton.
for $1,000 Mr., >aycrs paid SIo,5oo for
his bargain.
The sun., 1898-03-23
IHnten Wedding Bells.

Miss Margaret Sherwood and Mr..
Abraham Moore we're married at s clock
last evening at the home Of the brides
parents, 'D5 West street. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. ". A. Wise and
Miss Edna Wise was maid Of honor. The
groom was unattended. After the con-
summation Of the nuptials supper was
served, followed by the departure Of Mr..
and Mrs. Moore ion Il trip South.
The sun., 1898-03-23
VERDICT Is NOW
KNOWN To SPAIN
A CabIcuran, from Minister bcr"a"'
States That Court Finds ENpl"s'""
Was External.
Was External.

Madrid, March 2s.-Tle Spanish
Govrnneit has received Il depatch IRON
its Minister 1T Washington. Senhr io'"y
Rernabe, saying that the report OF the
United States Naval Court, appointed 70
inquire into the loss Of the battlcshl p
Maine, holds that the explosion WAS OF
external origin.
The sun., 1898-03-23
Auction Sale.

Coumnv y. &. D., will auction on
a number OF fancy articles Ut "r'' ,r,n u
armorv on the evening OF April l., Ihe
nr,mecds are to 60 towards tine Name
Monument fund.
The sun., 1898-03-23
Axle Broken.

4 team belonging to Andrew THyn"r
,i West Fifth street, while turning the
corner at Eighth and Windsor streets
Yesterday afternoon broke the rear axle
of the wagon.
The sun., 1898-03-23

Master Harry Mcggenman and Slrt',
Ethel, Of New Castle, have r'urhH. ::
home from a pleasant visit t" friends III
Wilmington.
The sun., 1898-03-23

For those wlo find the generous fu'-
ness Of the all-round blouse garment un-
becoming there are blouses with the back
drawn closely in plaits.
The sun., 1898-03-23
MIR. BIRD DISSATISFIED.
Not Pleased WHhlhc Grand and l'r.is
Jurors Drawn for the I.uu,rrs
Trials.

Levi Bird, ESP, who will represent
some oi The luoterS Of he First National
Bank. at Dover, at their coming trial l.
very much dissatisfied with the grand
and pcti, jurors drawn on Monday after
noon.
Mr.. Bird ;i>>i ign> no reason for his dis
satisfaclior but it is quite possible ti.at
the trials will he of IL ~eli>a, ional nat,lir.
The sun., 1898-03-23

William McCpa and daughter Fannie,
Of this city, have been visiting friends at
New Castle.
The sun., 1898-03-11
MISSIONARY CONVENTION,
Officers Elected Tor the Fu-uin. Wear
and t'fnstt- -! tftltial- sub.
m!t1"l and Passed

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The sun., 1898-03-11
PREPARED FOR CITY ELECTION.
New Castle singi" TaXer> Name
the Ticket t"r the Municipal
ii1hI.

~N"D'N-tao Ha.mher- oi l.l.. >i4sA.
Tax aIfy met al Ire Toxin Hall lat
evening = t. ci"eE. with ~cIttarv
>is'i.-. m ',--'ri.a.r
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'll'' 'hssr stating y3. ahj->r ,' rhe ns-i-
10 and cNpiain.ug t.r far '.s parry
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~aas.r Eastern la.- .
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" N.,.". District ntiaa .a.
-f.s#. np re} t.r E.a...-
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aa- ....'-s.Ia Committeeman d, Lang. I..
c 'lnuE''e ea~ ais authorized isr.l AIN
sa.9sl."ls-- thai n8-it .ss-.r t.-#.-.f..,,r
t.-ton- the election.
Nominations ior ~ity nil,.r, VEN then
.a "ntrr aird { Cha- I-aH.7..t,r ua..5.g,.s!
''"Hrgr lheEer-ru '+f aaspf Err>a,
paced TIE name Il Eru-,r Phillips +.
domination b''t 1a- Isnar na- d-r.i5nri
and Mr. ilescr-H r-4-iF,4i the p,,i,,.
vote ami tile nomination. " ! IDrri-
n7o"lve+i the n"'nilIa,j,H .r City Tr..,--
arer without opposition,
Hugh i&1uE Ma HunlIla3.-i i-i.g A..
---~'r ami John N.tanghn and I.au1
>mlth ipr c.'girIucn. Charles Iz.ri,-,r
and .i"in >Itlrcr declining &. a.r7.,r !,
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te.anN- H.Ea.. ''>l.rg.- l,ckrr~sI ~sI3.tn.a..
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asa. sA...F >H.l
The sun., 1898-03-11
UNKNOWN MAN KILLED.
Head severe ! rom The Body Mark
BY which the Remains May b.
Idcuiiti.i

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,rzrE. II tn. J. Wa i. Nul.r.aa Oh al
S-vark Yesterday mr.ng 0;s.u
u'clrs toy extra freight 'rutl ~. =.
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Thrr. Ma. No marx, nH Tire '-.. i}
SLIrti i could .. ll"Ht.,i,u "t.,.'' II ia "a
tr"-. o. iho r.ghl arlu with dove .tryr
il rn tu, .rl' arr. ga, ti. crnr.I.Alu.
and on hi, breast "a I'll" ssea >.'r. b.'
~" lHItiat- wen. him.
When ,ound d, ""n. 70 l,.'r i ryrr"a,
IN APPEARED +. taE" '.,h ha'd
la'sH,l.
t. r-n.u.n. a"r. hr..ir '.-l.. r,,,
and piac.ai .u .ar" = ihrrg'y ,.r.nr,
CHauI',r.
Tp T., .ar'. a"Hr ~, aG.l. ..-
mails W"r lG .Iruti'l"l.
The sun., 1898-03-11
In Al Dots.

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t"n-trurt.oH '"aI"n.
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,tHrar.uH i Tire Sacred Hear new
-rin.'.. q smiling dated - va. found
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i>.in. t-r .l.for. Mr.. Franklin
Nwu' ,..f 'i..r rl'y. lG. rt"nt T.
ih.,u'
limitations have ben ISSUED Uyr,r
lnuu. Friends Associations t"r 4 -..t..
meeting +" meet less II. H".mr.. .Ph. j..
ou SATURDAY v."A.I- ar Fourth AMI
Wet -tr,1>
A-s.gm L.i.. ~ =. loo. +.
celebrate" = J. rrN-tEttil Anniversary
with % .nrs'r in the Grand I,-ig,
n"m. at Ta.rt mI k.a: -,,r-> At
evening"
Tine Ira.M Cor"Iy Cha. Of til,
city. vii. prr>rn, +. + Williams. cpn
.dy. "Tuu Hin un-. atihr cnt,rta,n
m"u' given ru. r,eDi@g by rhr Bo,h,,
nod ": I'a.nn"u in IL" Ei1upup.y
H4i.d.ns
Many prominent m"u'-r- 81 IT,.
lAHu""ru,ir party II thi- city layc -.
c"Iysd invitation. t. attend d tanqrp.r r,
Apr!. r.. IL" anniversary uf the Birth 90
Thomas Jefferson. 1T ArHmr Hal.
Wa.h.Hgtuu.
". f. Ming. vim la, been yI.i,in,
here. ha- returned t. laurel
Mis- Clara Eli-g.s,d. II tli> CITY. !
visiting h"r -randm"thcr. Mr>. ". "
l'a.hiel>, ii IaupL.
Mis- 'i"rt"1ldc Richardson gave A dc
ligiI,iui progressive .'mhre party at he
! hone. No. -; Vas hicg,un strcet. H.
rumtrr oi her friends. after which
collation. was ~.rNtd.
The sun., 1898-03-11

I.Er II aH - inrgtt-u tina, several
Eur"I.aa >i.pyard- i--De ~iu~ g"id
hri:s, i'll baud which thy .os auNipn-
TO DIP, 90. ii = -acr'tlc~.
The sun., 1898-03-11

4 NJ l.Es iaI.r pr.''- -, u
Plrn A...ir.- ia>ur.rc r'ra>- h.' il
must t- aucon3tp,n. We 4aa' a,ficr
the check bryk
The sun., 1898-03-11

Tn #..... asl' y. ..'..#.- "a- -"
mon &. 3.a..r.. fr.ssn. t..aH a.s ,'rI ,c
L ikcu Us -., Administrator
The sun., 1898-03-11

Jhrae #.a- -t.. a--a ~#=. ..a=a
oi tir c..alat. ~.., H.a- a.a
anNiuG- T.. r.-..' a.-.psHE.
The sun., 1898-03-11
STRONG s. SONS.

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The sun., 1898-03-11
NORE 81 PPLIES FOR FORT MOTT
4 Dozen car Loads Went over the
Delaware. Road Last \inh,.

Anmh"r n'. consignment r var
1Ilmeria for lArawar,.'- tprltiration.
Last night about q I"z,u ear Inn.. i
guns. gun carriage. and ammunition
went down the lAlaWHrn railroad b,uud
tr f"rt Mott. This : the bigyc-, supply
uf IuatcrIal ycy ~'Mt tuthc i'm ami y. 'r,.
j. expected ~ t"n days
J. II WariaIow. II Montreal. Ont.
was in this city Yesterday INSPECTING
the u,r"ccr plant 81 +. Hrra~rti'a /
te
The sun., 1898-03-11

Al unior,-~.u c.rl.s. stance. ...ay slave
nj; w~r viii >l@H. Iirr NO., :4nra-
b III fighter = critically 30. and -a~
who, harss}. = .ll lH"U3Ullg
The sun., 1898-03-11

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Er,=>- uaf II Ha1eN.r i ir-." .at.t.-- ID.
du'i tll.,~. nau -. 'atl.... ...--..1 "t~H
tie nat.aI-.. nHGar : .1,n....
The sun., 1898-03-11

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til" ,ar 4 ,1s >iar.-. 'rrrr.ar.t. -.
ia- L g'.;'s'..-. '"s ..rh. s-a 'rr
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The sun., 1898-03-11
STRONG & SONS.

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MALE AND FEMALE
Agents Wanted

t:y al 81! and wclI.kLuwn Cr.r,r,
\" capital required. 'r,.d, f.-.n aJynr.
ti>en Tor over ~ YEAR. Never offered
canvas~.r> r.i"n.. Ru.jn..>
s-nteeI III every particular. AId,..
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NO Tax On AGENTS ':.' ":

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The marvellous cleaner The only cleaner. Instantaneous
Thorough Icrttc- 70 clean Brass is fine art
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Every oie ceaue: tie market to-day either
around the brass scratches Bassne tie brass per-
ectly and nothing is the greatest preparation word 70
cleaning brass requires labor clean brass with Fassre Merely
the Bassre ard wipe again and as c,ea,
and bright the day FURNISHED the factory
Bassne One Dime package Agents simply coming none,
handling Brassn Street getting rich handling Brass;ue
B~ass;ne sells every door Think can clean al, the brass
ordinary house perfectly " I've Sreca, tenn. tc
agents.
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No Tax on Pedd|erS

va .UgLt 10 hsye tie ate. de
cjsIol- Oh Tins point. Strd ore dlme
4nd -et them al. The Sun. Ran
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w HE >tN Directory fl lu cnt,
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Fast Sales P O. Box 1892. Philadelphia, a,p,
BE A MAN , Physical ,iso'
'''''S and n.r,tai nr

Nvity restored perfectly by the r.s
lalbo't Tonic, This purely vepe,abI.
preparation correct- the errors of yonth
enlarees the organs, and positively bene.
hts the whole system. Sent securely
,eaied III plain package for One Dollai
Adde'S IALBOI'S DI>pENsAEY, b.,
81, Wilkes.Barre Pa.
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HELP WANTED

5000 men wanted 10 fill Govt
Service vacar cies this year. Only
common school education needed
for most places. $1,000 TO So, 800
salaries. Dates and locations o.
next examinations and valuable
information sent FREE on re-
quest. POTOMAC CIVIL. SER
VICE ACADEMY, Dep: Z,
Wash. p. G. -.
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OYSTERS,
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AL. AINSCOW'S
8O2 Market Street.
.4in.c"w receive. IN. oysters irom al
tie ce.eorated pay. in tie country.
Families dealing h-r- can res, assured
that their "yS-rs az a.uays fresh or
money refunded
TIE prices are %, 20. %, " and 45
cents F-r quart. a.o sod by hundred
barr. or any o.i.-r Hay
o- sar and order through Phone No.
o73. and send orders in early.
We deliver oysters Tree Of charge, to all
paris O: the city.
Also, game n -esron. .obSers, crab
meat, terrapin and al tie delacies 0; the
season can he had a, q! times.
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