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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-17
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A Sound, Safe Investment.

original holdings has been earning 20 per cent on '
entire capital stock. enabling 1t 20 pay one per cent
monthly dividends ana 70 accumulate surplus AZ the 'a
$50 per annum addition % the DIVIDENDS pa'u
The surplus been re-invesed In the acquisition 'I
properties the extension II development on All
just received from the president II the company
from Joplin that he has just contracted ior ne"
concentrating mill, be erected on the 'hase
mine 100 ton concentrating mil ADJOINING
the Nugget Further that the mill On the oronoso
mine would BE- in operation about September lin ohs
the 11th. and - now actively al
WORK..
We also enabled 20 state that from the ear'nss
the Chase mlne there will ie paid on october ls' %
al dividend half Of one PER cent on u'
capital stock Of the Boston Little Circle zinc co. j"
addition the regular per cont monthly dividend
This puts the stock upon IS per cent basis Of oash
monthly dividends.
We believe there Is sounder safer or more SUD
s,antal investment before the American public to-day
The actual earnings the dividends paid and the surplus
accumuatng by this company make its STOCK worth as
an actual Investment than double its present selling
price. and believe that those who purchase al the
present C.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-17
SI.5O PER SHARE,

Subscriptions the right
price without Maps pospcts photographs file at the OF
OF the Mining represents one OF the
The Hope
fine rich mines The purchaser of the stock at the
in take place in III
of dividends the mining territory of the Hope
all which
will be received by
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BOSTON
LIT Tile CIRCLE
ZINC CO.

among the first 10 note the couvergng lines OF
Increase the demand ana decrease IN the old worlds
Of supply. and being practical zinc men with
thorough knowledge of the American zinc fields they
enabled advance e the general public kn 'wedge
20 combine under their control some Of the very best
properties the whole Observation-Disclosures zinc district
These properties owned by Boston Little
Circle Zinc %. in fee simple. ana without cncum-
brancc Of any description. They comprise mines
which are pronounced by the highest zinc authorities
among the valuable mining properties in the world
These original holdings q company have further been
nearly doubled hy the purchase OF additional
mres and mining lands IN the district ana also by
the purchase In July last Of the famous Chase mine at
Galena. Kansas one OF the richest zinc mines in that
district
From the date % its incorporation the Boston Little
Circle Zinc Company has been conspicuous sue
cess Through foresight and shrev iness ~ It's di
rectors IT possesses properties not exceeded in value by
ANYTHING IN the zinc Of the United states From It's
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-17
STEAMBOATS,

.o~~o1~~1or~ooo11~r~>- ~,>>>~-~>-~
BOSTON & NEW ENGLAND P0lN IT'S,
VIA SOUND LINES
FALL RIVER NE,FoT Fan Riyf5 , Bo''9 'sr apd
crcl~stfa ID each Leave Per ~. y r. foot of warren
ST. week days and sunday az 900 J. N. steamer from
>.,r york sundays only touches az Newport on other
days " tie week Providence Line eastward steamers stop
FR0VlDENcE LINE For Newport. Providence, Hos-
ton Nor'h and East steamer, i!ymn''h ond ln,sI In
O.he.fr, ON each I<ave Pier u.s. y r.. foot OF Murray
s., week DAVIS only al 900 D. NJ. touching at Newport
II tsf.rd44 MORNINGS excepted on Monday mornings
Fall River Line stea 'uefs touch al newport. .
sTONINGTON IINE-For Stonilston. Boston ana all
rrfa Flaf Steamers Maine AMI New Hampshire Leave
Iier 80 y H. foot q spring ST.. week days only. at 600
NORWlCH IINE-For Now I0rdon. NorN n. Worces
ter Boston and East. steamers oiiy o. Lowell ana
rit, an Worcester Leave Per 1t s. r. f0It Of spring
~ week DAYS only. 80 j. ".
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-03-02
Not Scl,ofieIl.

Dover, March I'd -'l'hc colored man or.
rested hero on tn, charge Of larceny is not
Samuel Scholeld. Sheriff Roe and Mr..
Addie Startt, OF Chestsr:own, Nd, came
here and viewed tho prisoner. The man ar.
restolis startling double Of Schofleld
who Is wanted for felonious assault on
Mrs. Goodwin.
Ito has the crooked forcfingor scar on
head, cut OIL the sidc, Is tho saluo size.
built and color. Tn, Dover prisoner Is
held on charga OF larceny. Some believe
that Schofield is dead There seems to be
no doubt that the fugitive crossed Chesa-
peake bay 10 u small row boat on the night
OF February 0, 1897, tho night following his
crime. About week lator tho body ola
colored man was found In Tho swamps Of
Hartford county Though decomposition
has sctin, rendering 1t impossible to recoy
nizo the body, many believe that tho man
died Of cold and exposure in the swamps,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-03-02
Superior Court.

A jury was drawn yesterday aftcrn Don
Press Company vs. The journal Printing
Company Of this city. The suit is an nc
ton on replevin and grow out OF q con-
tract made in Decanber. Is9l, when the
local company purchased q printing press
from the Duplex Company The press
was partly paid for In cash and notes. The
balance, e 1868 %, remains unpaid. When
tho company could not get settlement
the press was repievined, but bond was
given aud the press is still retained by the
Journal Printing Company. Irving l.
Stone, The president OF the, printing press
company, was the frat witness on the
stand. He testified to tho contract and to
tho note givon. L. Vandegr!tt was in
tho midst Of his cross examination when
court adjourned until this morning. Harry
lannon's represents the plaintiff.
Superior Court met this morning at 10
O'Clock The case of the Cox Duplex Print
Ing Press Company VS. the journal Print
ing Company was reviewed, The Cox
Duplex Company claims balance OF ST..
553 :, or the journal Pres.
MIR. Stone, presidsnt Of the company on
Icing examined snid that his company by
putting in some t4O0 OF $3.50 worth of re-
pairs could dispose Of the press for 81, 600
or $500. 1t cost when now $500. The
Journal Company claiming In their do
Tense that tho Cox Duplex Company had
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-03-02

Several years ago, VIM. K. Riley
was a prosperous farmer in Appo-
quinimink Hundred. New Castle
county. BY various vicissitudes of
life, he was SO unfortunate as to
lose his money. He owned a good
farm in that Hundred and had it
paid for. He purchased two other
farms and placed mortgage on
the home farm. The farms became
so unproductivc that he eventually
lost every dollar he had in the world
and now he is an inmate of the
county hospital. He desires to
leave the Institution and yesterday
made request that the Trustees
allow him certain sum weekly, SO
that he could help to support HIM
self once more outside of its walls.
His isa sad case and calls for con-
siderable charity in his financial
plight. The Trustees were com.
PEELED to refuse the request and Il
committee was appointed to see what
help could be procured for him from
his relations, who are said to be
able to place HIM in the home for old
men, It cxempliies the old saying
that dollar is your best friend. at
least it has shown it to be so in this
particular case.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-03-02
THO FACTS

That we really have the shoes ard
prices we advertise is giving us a
reputation for honest advertising
that's valuable to us in a business
way. We have some good buying
for careful buyers this week. Here's
only a hint: Misses fine box calf
shoes, sizes II to 2, better than
usual 81 IS value for CSC; little lot
strong calf shoes for Boys, ooc.,
real value SI.25. Closing out our
Mems winter russell, box calf vici
kid shoes, full s2.25 and $3.50 val
ues for SI.o7;a big saving if you
need them.
ONNnlN -, Shoe House.
No 10 East Fourth street
Between Market and King.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-03-02

The trustees of Bethel M. e.
Church, Brandy wine Hundred, met
on Wednesday and offered a reward
of SIS for the arrest and conviction
of the thieves who stole their carpet
and furniture in the early part of
the week. The rogues missed the
two silver collection plates, from
which the contribution of Sunday
had not been removed.
The hymn book and Bible they
left in the shed. One chair dropped
from the wagon near Booth S Corner.
The parties are supposed to belong
to the same gang VINO stole the bug
gy Of &. W. Wcldin and the horse
Of w. p. Missimcr, some five or six
weeks ago.
Two horse blankets were also
taken from the team of Samuel w.
Handy at the same time. Of this
property nothing has been heard,
although reward has been offered
Tor its recovery.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-03-02

CHANDLER-In this city. on February q, 1899
Newton Chandler, aged u! years
iclativrS and trends are invited to attend
the tuuurH from th' /, slucnct Of his nephew,
W >, MOORE 1874 iatur street, on Thurs.
day afternoon, at Z o'ciOt k. IN ERNIE nj at
Wilmington and irandywlnc cemetery.
BUrLER-On February 18th, ..Itrrd Batter,
aged years
relative. and flirn14 are invited TO ntteud
the funeral from the re-litncu ~ Ms brother
in-law, Samuel taul, 0JJ = asst iItLh street, On
Thursday q tcrnUOu, at clock. lHtcrmtnt
at Mt Salem cemetery.
CcntrcvlIle, y d., lapers please copy
WARD-N aar st ntou, IN fehrunry y, Nellie
Mary, ounsest daughter 81 kWhart X and
Frances a. Ward, ana glanddaue ter Of ,'uhn
ard the late Rachel Ann Bowers, IN her III
year.
Relatives and friends ARE respectfully Invited
TO attend tho funeral services On Thursday NJ
noon, at II o'clock, from the Residence, Of her
pBronts,near stanton in ornunt al Rivcrv"w
cemetery. he cask"t viii be- UIrntd at the
waiting room in the cemrtcry NJ 4u'clrrk y
BANNER-ln tt il city, on frbr airy Is, Maria
81. widow Of the late thar4c- EHnEer, aged
60 years.
Relatives md friend. arc invited to intend
son. Alfred ), Manarty 400 Montgomery street
On Thursday Afternoon at O'Clock lLtelment
private.
NAH .WsON-Cn February %, ELIZABETH A.
wife Of Gilbert MAJ hr.wson.
ciatlvrs and friendI ere invited to attend
the funeral, from her late res icnce ErrrIi's
Lane, On FRIDAY afternoon March lat ) u c .uck
lnterment al Mt Salem cemetery. :
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-03-02

Dover Mar h, 2-Tho election Regulars
cas- their votes on both ballots for DR..
Hiram r. Burton.
The vote:
John Edward Addicks, ia
L. ir"inG Handy. 10.
Dr. Barton, II.
The De" ocr@ts claim that Gray will DO
returned to the United Statos Senate.
The House killed tho White act for $500
contigcnt iunl. Then It was amended to
!i90 bnt i. died as we'll as the original.
The act increasing tho appropriation for
the Girls Industrial School was also kill
cd.
4 number of letters opposing the pass
age Of the Water Rates bill were rend and
il was made the special order for to morrow
nf crnoon in the Senate.
Members OF Wilmington City Council
ana Secretary Wigglesworth of the Board
of Health are in Dover to-day looking
after legislation.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-03-02
SOCIAL JOlllNGS
AND PERSONALS
A rleIarge OF Interesting Notes Picked
Here and Thsre of Wilmingtonians
and their Many Friends.
HINTS FOR WOMEN.


Eton jackets in elaborate designs will DO
worn this spring.
A rare innovation is in having travelling
gowns of velvea made for brides who will
be married ut Easter.
Lace insertions woven in alternate
stripes appear In tho new spring crepons.
Over contrasting silk lining, made drop
skirt fashion, they are stylish and dres
In the ext emc
A decided novelty in sleeves has one
seam with dart at tho bend of the arm.
Abe slender or the plump arm will find
this style generally becoming
When the material is handsome enough
in itself shir, -wuis arc made up without
decoration. This applies to the new ones
Of white satin, with black chenil g polka
dots. that are inst tho plain shirt-wnist
model sans tucks.
To set off a black satin shirt-wai or to
relieve the plain effect of II black or blus
serge, popln or mohair, stock and glrdie
Of one Of the new bright plaid satns arc
just tho thiEg
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-03-02
PARTY AT CENTREvILLE.

Mr. and Mrs. J. NJ. Way, of Csntreville.
DEL, entertained number Of friends at IA
valentine party on ia urday evening, Feb
l4th inst. First prizes were awarded to
Miss Elizabeth Morgan, parkei vile, Pa,
Miss Nan Dixon, Ashland, Del; Charles
Speakman, Of this city. Among the Guests
assem bled were Mr. and Mrs. j. NJ. Way
Mr.. and Mrs. y. Way. Misses Way, Miss
Alice Butcher, Bessie Chandler. Elizabeth
Morgan. Bertha Pyle. Be sic Mccoy, Nan
Dixon. Puulsnn Chandler. Arthur Carpets
ter, Charles SpeGkman. Isaac Morgan, Mr..
Chandler, George Ball, Oliver Ely, Jacob
Way, Jr.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-03-02
Thieves at Work.

Thieves are still at work in Whining
ton despite tho efforte of tho police to stop
their work. There are about dozen of
young criminals in the city ut present.
They keep under cover and the police
seldom get II look ut them. Last night
they visited tho Highlands and entered
the house Of James b. Noblit.
They secured s. in cash, II child's bank
containing $40, two overcoats, some other
clothing and valuable risg. 1t seems
that the thieves operating now are after
money and do not take articles which
they would have Tor .wn.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-03-02
CARD BASKET

A. r. latuu has been visiting in Down.
ingtOwu, Pa.
Mrs. Bradley, OF smyrna. is the guest of
Mrs. RVyfeld in Chos or.
Miss Emma Edwald DIS, Of Miidct0wn. is
visiting relatives In this city.
Governor Ebs W. Tunnel was in this
oity this morning.
Oscar Draper spent the day i'll rhiiuGo.-
phia
Mrs tharl', n. G:tfith, Of this city, Is
the CUES # Ii. parents in Brii%Cton
w. i. Dunwoody, OF thls city, vl.itod
frieLds in West Chester on Tuesday.
A II Rodgers and wife, who have been
visiting III this city, have returned to their
home in Chester.
y. Meyer. Of Chester, /. <aonhins
few days with friends in Newark,
Mrs Thomas Kirby, Of :'m.ycnn, X VISIT
ing her sister IN Chester.
Mrs, William Burgo, OF T"wnscnb has
tosn vssi ing her sister Mrs. Owen JOHN
son in Chester
John W Ranch. superintendent, Of the
Reniing Eagle, visited friends i'll this city
yesterday.
Mr. and Mira Isaac Bullock arc enter
thinning their niece Miss luu.s.. Pllco and
Miss D!rts Of Columbia, Pa.
John b Martin was presented with
fins chiefs sash by Cherokee Tribe Of Rel
Nen On uc day night.
Tho lu'ornAtional Association If Marhiu
ists will siyr u smoker in German Hall on
MONDAY evening
Crusaders Cas- lie, No. ., Ladies' of the
Golden Eagle Will give II super IN OGl
Fellows lIll, Highlands, On Saturday
night.
Ths Wilmington Dramatic Club will
present Miss Nancy Il Co at the Opura
House on March ii for lhu Lencilt Of he
Associated Charities.
Ms : l.. Baldwin, IL ,",urned mission
fociety 81 Harrison Street NJ. T.. Church
last night.
The committee which arranged the re-
cent minrtrol entertainment of the Junior
Order of tHitcl Austrian Mechanic, to-
gethsr vi II those vino took part, will 10
given a dlnuJr Oh March ~
Edwin +. James of New Haven. Conn.
has been visiting friends IL this city. llu
has abandoned the printing business and
ls now acting for An Insurance cuniprnr.
Ho Is p.hl'l '.a cahvassor, ami is proving
succossI'tl IN his work
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-03-02

Tho Womans Foreign Missionary So
ciety of West Presbyterian Church will
give tea in the lecture room from ) TO )
o'clock his afternoon. For II nun.bIr of
years it has been the custom of the society
to give a tea on the first Thuradny Of every
March MS thank tfar!ng and tho affair
to-day Is but repetition Of the many
(Which have been given in former yeas.
The tea always brings a number OF he
workers together and gives thom addl-
tiOnal Inspiration for a successful years
work.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-03-02

writ Of Levari Faciss, to me directed,
will be exposed to public sale at the
National Hotel, at MiddletowD, Now
Cu.le county, State of Delaware.
ON FRIDAY,
AVG THE 18th DAY OF kARCH, 1892
at 2 o'clock p. m.
the following described real estate, Wis:
All that certain piece or parcel OF land,
situate on Maine street or Broad street In
the VILLAGE Of Odessa, county and state
aforesaid with brick dwelling-house
and other improvements thereon erected
now or formerly bounded and described
as follows, to wit:
Beginning at point on the southerly
side Of said Maine street, or Board street,
a corner I land late of d. W. Corbit. but
now John Hildemyer, and running thence
with tho same south 40 degrees west 33b
feet and inches; thence with the lines
OF lands now or formerly OF John q. Cor
bit south 40 degrees east 100 feet to
stone. corner for lands late OF l.. g. Van
degrift, now of the Drawers Presbvte-
rian Church; thence with the said last
mentioned lands north 40 degrees east 336
feet and 9 inches to the said side OF
Maine stroot or Broad street. and thence
with the Same north 40 degrees west lO0
feet to the place Of beginning containing
49, 800 so lare feet Of land more or less.
Seized and taken in execution as the proper
ty of sarah h Polk, widow. moftghgor,
and Lucy A Alien, tsrre tenant, and to
DO sold by
John II, TAYLOR, Sheriff.
Saerif's Office. Wilmington. Delaware.
March /, 1859 m-2
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-03-02

Thomas 4. We!d!n Is visiting in Doyos
to-day
Workmen Of tho Water Department,
wevo yesteaday engaged in repairing the
the water pipe, which had become frozen
aud then burstcd. Some Of tho Language
used by the men WI, not worry edifying "
school childreb who were looking on.
Samuel II. Baynarl has had cashier''
platform erected In tho rear OF his jswelry
store.
Seventy three names Of delnquon,
members Of the Young Mems Republican
Club are displayed In tie large frame
hung In tho entry OF that club house. This
does not look we'll 10, the club
Charles G. Dlandy now Of New YorA
pnd our city visit yesterday He reports
business good In the Paris Of America.
Thomas Y. Weldins term rs trustee Of
poor will expire In 1901, SO will the terms
Of II. G, Crockett, John Townsend and A.
W. Webster. ~
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-03-02
Odd Fellows Entertainment

The members of thu order of I'D Eel
lows win have a musical trent tonight CIV
en- by j. tfcrson L"tgo No. ., ]. o o. f.
pru;. Harry Wilhelm will give several
prapho,' hOniC selections and In addition
hers will DO piano selections and recita-
'ioms The Jefferson boy in end to have
the affairs monthly, aid those who do
not attend the lodge will miss some pleas
urD
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-03-02

A very pleasant party WA given by Miss
Bertha Coyle al her residence No. !O,S
Kirkwond street, on Tuesday night. Those
present were: Misses Bertha CJy.r, MAY
Trabbo!d, May Simpson, Rose Schneider,
Lizzie Ragcn, Harry Hamilton, Charlie
Wrenn, VII! Jones, John Bradley, Harry
Mercer, Ben Boufuul. At Il late hour rt-
freShmrnts wcru servol.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-03-02

The third Of a series OF three games will
be played tonight between the Whites
ard Maroons. Each party having won
citing. lorwards-Whircs, Wickersham,
Stroud; Mar.ons, Empson. Smith. De-
fol ce-Whites, Moody. Cook. Maroons,
Stuart, McSorley. Indoor Sports will
take place March g.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-03-02
A ERIGHTElJ!. RIlJNDER

Will often cause horrible Burn, Scald,
Gu "r Bru So. Bucklens Arnica Salve
thu best N tho World will kill tho pain
AMI promptly heal II. Cures Old sores,
Fever sore, Ulcers, Bolls, Ftlons, Corns.
All S>in Eruption'. Best Pile cure on
Firth, Only % cents II box. Cure u r.
unteed. Sold by N. b. Danforth, Drug
g;st.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-03-02

Tho annual meeting Of the Delaware
Brsncb Of tho Christian and Missionary
Alliance was opened this morning in the
Coyenan church. Miss Louise Shepherd,
0! \yack, \. Y, was present. and took
part in tho proceedings, Sno is a noted
gospel singer Several addresses were
made. Tie meeting will come to close
tI-uprrOW evening
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-03-02

Could not xpress the RAJ tur, OF Annie
L. springer, OF 1875 Howard ST.. Philadcl.
phin, Pa. when he found DR. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption had complete
ly cd her OF q hacking cough that tor
many years mad made lfo burden All
other rmr!ie, and doc ora could give hor
20 help, bur she SAWS OF this Royal ure-
'it soon removed tho pain In my chest and
/ can sleep eound!y. s,me hing 1 can
scarcely remember doing before feel like
sounding it's y nises throughout tho Uni
verse" So will every ono who tries DR..
Kings New Discovery for any trouble Of
thu Throat, Chest or Lungs Price SOC. and
slo,. Tr'al bottles FREQ n N Is. Dan.
FORMS Drug Store; every buttio guarnu-
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-03-02
To Raise the Engine.
At the Food Show.

TIE crowd ut the Turn Hall last night
was tnn largest That has yet bpen present
1T the Fund Exposition. The show is II
grand -ucC S.. III" distribution Of sam
in the bread baA !nt conlrat. The food
show is u.crl place to spend M hour or
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-03-02
" cnt TO Chester.

Jane Duncan aged o years Of Front
and Jackson street ran away from home
He rode Oh wagon TO Chester whore no
cried bitterly, when he discovered his lJi-
lemma."f being away from homo without
money and friends, Officer Evans picked
him W and took rIre of him last nj ght. lie
was sent home tn ',y.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-03-02

David D. Wood tho celebrated blind or
gnnist, gave n delightful organ recital in
Asbury NJ. +. Church last evening. 4 ho
program was lengthy and Of II classic ma
ture ard was thoroughly enjoyed Mrs
ID. ID. Wood assisted her husband in tho
entertainment q, did Miss Msbaia Wells
slocu,ionist. There was y large attend
Anc9.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-03-02
r.tEllSuS IO.NiUHT,

City CoTnrl.
Camp ;, T. o. s A.
Wilmington Lodge, A. @ wv
Columbia Lodge, A. .. L. ".
WawHs"t Gun Club.
Republican lnyncihlrI
Asylum Lodge |. O o. f.
Lady Washington Home Communion.
Liberty Lodge A. O. G. i
Alpha Council lao II. O.
jefferson Lodge | O. O.. +.
Delaware GDnclnve J. o. H
Kcokuk Tribe Imp'd o. II. NJ
End ward Single Tax Club.
Sth ward Single Tax Club.
Palestine Castle A. o. X M, O.
9Th ward Single Tax Club
Lady Washington Temple X. q. t.
First Regiment Fife and Dram Corps
Brsni"y!tnr Lodge ordernf tbs World.
Cnlun y fasn's Foreign Missionary society.
Mr. L. L IplnAa ID In liz rl,Y.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-03-02
Not Yet Heard From

No tidings have been received OF tho
hor c stolen from DIR Green OF GroenviIio
nos of the wagon 5 olea from Mr.. Rattin,
of Montchanin. Mr.. b. also regrets tho
loss OF n gum coat. slouch hat, a iur cap,
and II PAIR Of gloves several grain bags
and d nilching strap