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n, X. coilctt came In last night from
Nornni. NJ which point therr has been
~ much excitement NJ late over new
gold discoveries The gentleman
brought with him number ~ rpcri-
mems FROM the mines ln that iurnlity.
end he reports Interest iu the district
almost ur great no ever saying that
claims are being atnkrd for miles
around Mr.. colleit looks fnr something
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LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining uncalled for at the post
ONCE. Salt Lake city. Utah, January
Is. 1899, To obtain these letters the APP
piicant must call for Advertised Let.
tens" and save the date Of the list. II
not called for within two weeks they
win be sent TO the Dead Letter onlcc.
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Mr.. 3, A. Facklcr. editor Of tho Mica
nopy n'ln,) Hustler, with his wife ana
children, suffered terribly from La
urlppe. one Minute Cough Cure was
the only remedy that helped them. n
acted quickly. Thousands OF others
use THIS remedy as specific for La
fecta, Never fails. y. g. Rchramn.
Mccormick Building corner Main street,
First South.
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New and elegant furnished rooms.
Gas light ana steam heat In every
room. Single or On suite. First class
table board. Home cooking ana home
comforts our speciality. ~ No. Main.
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SAN rnANciSoo MAnKrrs.

san Francisco. Feb. -whcnt-Innc-
i've. May si.i5N. cash. si.i3A.
Barlcy--'ash. si.sih.
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Morrlr & West. stock Brokers. Isi At.
las block. Telephone sol.
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cuicAoo MARKETS.

Chicago, Fob. 3.-IIoga-Rccolptr.
$4,000 Left over. $3.50. Market steady
10 weak. mixed and butchers, 5000
a.osis ligh,. a.Sin5.si; heavy. 1900
3.ss
cattle Receipts. ., 500 Market steady;
beeyer. i..i0d, 90; stoclSera aud feeders.
3 .00ui.i 20.
sheep Receipts 5000. Market steady;
natives. $50 10 i,2i, lambs. i.OO0s.oo.
PRODUCE.
chicago. Fob. o. May wheat opened
13A.. advanced 10 Tais, declined To ,3A,
rallied Ia slA. fAiggod Ia ,i's
Wheat May. s3isi July, ~.
Corn Feb. aGA May. d1A..
oats-Fcb.. 2fisahi May. sShGA.
Pork Feb. 1900, May 1890.
I.hrd-Feb.. $50; May, 5.i2q5,15.
ilhs Feb, 500. May. $40.
Wheat No, rcd, 7lis05a; No. rcd.
CGuio. No. hard. c.. no. 2 do. siuGG;
No. northern spring, 1in1J, No. do,
C9n7i; No. . do, diui0,
coui--No q a6nil, No. o. altmH.
oats No, .. 2f4,ngsi No. ., Sh1A.
Harley ilnas,
Rye-sbA.
Timothy 30.
FlnN-i go
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Harry H. ,ole. stock nroL"f.
No 81 West second South. Phone aia.
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waterm,. Drothcr.. stock iiroh.r..
No. . Central Bik Phone ie-3 rings.
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MARKET REPORTS
NEW YORK MAnKrrs.
STOCKS AND noNDs.

New York. Feb. a.-Thc bears made a
vigorous demonstration against the
stock market and succeeded In shaking
out considerable long stock In various
properties which speedily unsettled the
entire market. Losses Of from To :
points werr made In all the active
shares figured prominently. The Nio-
icncc of the break led to the issuance
~ supporting orders and some Eubstnn-
tial fccoVcfica were made by II o'clock,
The volume ~ trading diminished con.
fidrrably while the rise was In progress.
The movement. however. was very
steady.
Manhattan sugar. Pacific Mall. Kan
raH a Texas preferred ana Southern
Pacific improved materially. Near mid.
day weakness again set In ana prices
rngEcd To- about the lowest.
The bond market was under pressure.
hut the losses were not important
MONEY.
New York. Feb a. Money IN cali
nomlnally. sisG1 per cent.
Prime mercantile paper 2lsHsh per
cent
Sterling exchange steady with actual
business In bankers bills AT N.ssis for
demand and tl.Nlis for 90 days; posted
rates, Nst's ana ti.seis, commercial
BILLS 'LS2ia,
silver certificates. nomlnaily. 5s'sg
coz.
liar silver. 500.
Mexican dollars. A..
Government bonds steady: o.. Loss
new n rex. LISA; do coupon. i.sa. ".
lie, coupon, LEA sndr, 90, b. reg,
i.iiisi do coupon, i,iiis.
SUGAR
New York Feb. a.-susnr. raw.
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Elmer D. Darling. sto.I nr"t.r.
oanH. , W. 2nd South. Tel. ios.
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Denver. Colo. Feb. s.--Cattle-Ile-
ceip,s 1000. Market steady 10 strong
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Andrew a Lombard,
Stock Brokers. 2oS Atlas Block. Tclc'
phone s1o-i Rings.
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Black and COlOred Dress Goods!

skirt lengths Sacrifice Prices
without whatever
VALUE the
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-17
A Happy Wilmington Family.

Miss Mabel Mccormick Is q lady who
has been most seriously and pitifully
ut1l cted with spinal oubles and nery us
p.Ostralion and kidney complaint for the
last ten years, according to tho statement
Of her mother, who is overjDycd for what
has beon done for hec daughter. Mabel
was first taken with spinal nervous
troubles when only slght years old, md
her ca for yonri bafli.d tho skill OF the
best surgeons in the state. She b,camo 30
helpless that She was obliged to spend
nearly oil her timo In largo rocking
chair; her head and body, ami limbs wero
continually In u trenor. Every night her
mother was compelled to hold her head
down on the pillow until tho nerves be-
camc quie et by sleep She could only Crag
herself about through tho e. en- est effort;
her limbs having become consiiera bly,
dis ortcd her case was indeed u pitful one
Everything was done for her relief. She.
was taken to Philadelphia TO the best sur.
gcons there. She spont months In two Of
the bost hospit bles and she was rel urned
home hopeless invalid After all the doc
tots failed and gavo her up heard of Pro.
fesscr John Townrend, who makes such
wonderful cures by his electric nnd mag
netic treatment and his and Prof. Hokes
electric appliances. went to 500 p rof.
Townsend and he came out and SAW my
daGghior, ana then he put her under his
treatment and In flvo weeks she could
walk six squares with cane. She had not
walked before for eight years, but row
plays the organ, retres ut night now and
gets up in the mornings without help. 1t
Is wonderful what Prof. Townsend hns
done fer my daughter. II you arc a suffer-
er, invalid or afflicted gp and sue Prof,
Townsend. He can do for others us hU has
done for mine. Mrs Mctormic',,
5lS West Seventh St, Wilmirgto Dol.
Office 6l5 King st,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-17
W0men'S Temperauce Union.

ETho twelfth annual convention Of tho
W. y. Il. U. of New Castle County will
meet In the Eirst Presby Church at
Newark on Friday. Following is the pro-
gram:
Morning Session, Q. q.S0-Devotlonnl SER
vices conducted by Mrs W. H. Matlack,
Wilmington; convention called to order
by Mrs. Nl. II. CranstOn, president w. G.
4. u, Of New Castle county; words of
welcome. Mrs. Emma s. Chester, Newark;
response, Mrs. NJ. j. DARLINGTON, president
of Wilmington ". G. T. u; roll-call of
officers; appointment Of committees; re-
port OF the secretary; report Of the treas.
urcr; report of the local unions; recon-.
mendations by state superintendents;
Union Signal, Mrs. Lila Aron, Camden;
temperance literature Mrs. Neal Comfy,
Wilmington; Sabbath observance. Mrs. G.
Stengle, GEORGETOWN Scientific Temper
ance Instruction, Mrs. j. r. Milligan.
Wilmington; Medal Contests, Mrs. l.,
Emma Robinson. Georgetown; Flower
Mission Work, Mrs. Russell Holmes, Do
yer; Tho Press, Miss Annie w. Sutton,
Smyrna; Work in p. isons and Jails, Mrs.
n. b. Sinithers, Dover; Loyal Temperance
Legion, Miss Margaret Eastburn, Union;
School Savings Banks, Mrs L. w. Elmer.
son, Wilmington; Parlor Meetings. Mrs.
3. Elma Pyle. state president of Delaware
w. g. I. U.; singing. Take Time to bo
Eoly: Noontide Prayer, Mrs A, j. Guest
Marshallton; adjournment.
Afternoon session, 1.3c-Bible reading:
EvangclisticWor and Systematic Giving,
Mrs, II: Matlack; reading of minutes;
report OF Committees; Sunday School work
Mrs A. M. Cannon, New Castle; Young
Woman's Work. Miss Carrie NJ. Hance,
Wilmington; election OF officers: Della
ware Industrial School for Girls, Mrs. Il,
G. Marks, Wilmington; Nom -Aicoholicsin
Medicine, Mrs. NJ. Il. Mace, Wilmington;
Sketches of the National Conven ion, Mrs.
Il. X. Butler, Newark; Franchise, Mrs.
Margaret H. Kent, WlmingtuD; Work
Among RaiIrond Employees Mrs Annie
Ii. Irwin, Wilmington; adjournment.
Evening session. 7.45-Miss, Mary d.
Green, president of the Newport Y, pre-
siding; music Guide Me, o Thou Great
Jehovah Scripture lesson, Miss Helen Nc.
Caulley, president Wilmington Y; prayer.
Miss Carrie NJ: Hanco, president st Paul's
V; W. c. Il. u, medal contest, contest
ants from South Wilmington. Newport,
Hockessin. Midd etown, Delaware City ana
Newark; Judges Mrs. Kate f. Smithefs.
president Kent county w. c. 4. u, Pro-
fessor G. Harold Powell, Delaware expsr-
mental Station, Professor +. H. Robin
son, Delaware College; the con test--1, Tho
Converted Rumseller; ,. A salounkeepor's
Fear; 3. Our Monuments of shame; mu-
sic. qnartctte; 4, An Old Mans story; 6,
The Oak and the Vine: 0, Who Struck tho
Blow: music How Firma Foundation.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-17
City Court Cases,

Before Judge Ball in the City Court this
morning John Gillespie was charged with
being drunk. Hs was fined 81 and costs.
Mary Durham and Fannie Woods were
charged with disorderly conduct. Officer
Lyons testified that on Friday night ut II
o'clock he went to the residence Of tho
Graham woman. There was crowd at
were IN a house and were cursing. There
were several small children in tho place.
Agent Stout had been invsstigatinga
case Of neglect on the part OF the Graham
woman. W. Hall Porter addressed tho
court and said the punishmenJ would fall
upon the children. The charge of cruelty
would not be pressed at present. Deputy
City Solicitor Cakoon was willing to ao-
cept such course
tion Of tho solicitor aud said nothing
would be done provided they acted prop
erly towards their children. A fine Of ~
and costs was imposed.
John Marchlewski was charged with dis.
orderly conduct. Officer Sewall d. Scott
testified he arrested Marchlewski on tho
charge Of assaultipg his 12 year old son.
The man had been drinking. While in
the house ho threatened the boy. He had
He has five smaller children than the one
he struck. His son testified that his father
beat him several times. His father later
refused to let him into the house. He said
that his father threatened to kill him after
he got out of this case He takes care OF bis
three little brothers aud two sisters.
Agent Stout testified ho found the house
In awretched condition. There was MOTH
ing'but bread In tho house for the chill
dren. There is ga owed as rent and the
agent will turn the family out. The fam
lily has subsisted on charity for some time.
The Court committed tho five children
to the care Of the S. p. G. A. and the eid-
est girl will remain with O woman who
hns been very kind to her. He was ssn-
fenced to pay q flno of $40 and costs.
James August was charged with receive
ing stolen goods knowing them to be
stolen. The case was dismissed.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-17
POLITICAL
GOSSIP
Mr.. Seth H. Feaster is For
Republican Success.

Mr.. Seth H. Feaster is not Ia favor Of
any third party snrnging from the Ro-
publican ranks. He makes the following
statement: .-
Il have no knowledge either directly or
indirectly Of third Republican party, or
third ticket. have no time for forming
new parties, nor Is this the time for new
party. In common with all good Republi-
can citizens. my desire ID to have united
Republican party, one which will put men
who can be elected before the people. 1he
writer of the article must have had sur
plus OF ths George Capelle story on his
mind and sought to relieve himself by
making a subject Of me-"
Arlemus Smith, counsel engaged In the
work of preparing the petition for mandA-
mus against the Department of Elections
to compel 1t to put the Dames Of all regis
tered voters OH tho primary election v0ters
books has finished tho necessary papers
aud Is determined to nandamus the De-
partment of Elections. The Democrats
are having troubles of their own and lots
of them.
Now is the time to form a committee Of
ono hundred irrespective of politics and
select the men who shall govern the city
for the next two years. There was never
better opportunity, SO some mon think.
than the present for the forming OF citi-
zen's ticket.
The Single Tax Club will hold meet
ing on Thursday evening next at o clock
for the purpose of naming their ticket for
the city election. The nominating com.
mitteo Is composed Of A. r. Saylor.
Thomas Coady, Frank Brand, William
Willis and David Lynn.
Dr. John c. Fahey 1t Is stated will be
taken up by the Single Takers and nomi-
mated by them as their candidate for
Mayor.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-17

WI ANTED-A HORSE SHOER AND
w blacksmith. Apply ut southwest cor.
ner Front and Tatnall streets. al4.2tN
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NJANTED-HEI.P FURNISHED FOR no.
w tells, Restaurants and private families at
short notice. Apply at Wilmington lntsil
eence Office, COS Shipley street. u
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-17
SOUSA COMING,

No springtime in Wilmington would be
complete without Sousa concert and the
announcement that the March King will
bring his big band horo again to tho
Grand Opera House on Friday afternoon,
April elst., is timely and pleasant.
Sousa has been indulging in another of
those transcontnenlal tours of which his
organization seems to have monopoly
and the fact that he has been able to con-
duct twice day and survive tho faligues
of about $1,000 miles Of railroad travel
since the middle of January may be con-
sidered as conclusive evidence that he has
fully recovered from his severe illness of
last fall. The present tour of the band
will extend to June End, and after fort
nights rest Sousa goes to Manhattan
Beach for the Summer. There will be
new quartetto OF singers, Nine. Juliette
Cordsn soprano; Miss Bessie Bonscll,
contralto; Mr.. George Leon Moore, tenor;
and, Mr.. Leland H. Langley. baritone;
also new violiniste, Nine. Alice Ceresto,
for the concert here and Sousa will Of
course provide bright and popular pro-
grain,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-17
An Impressive Sermon,

Rev. DR.. Keigwin delivered an impress
sive sermon in West Presbyterian Church
OH Sunday morning, from the goth verse
OF the third chapter of Judges: "And
Ehud came unto him, (Eglop the King of
Moab, and said l have message of God
unto thee" Whereupon he thrust b is
dagger into the kings belly, and he fell
lema rks the preacher observed that God
raised up this man Ehud and commanded
this act to punish tho king for his oppres.
sion Of the Children Of Israel, whom he
had held In captivity eighteen years. Ehud
escaped to the mountain Of Epraim whore
he blew trumpet, and tho children of
Israel went down with him to the fords OF
the Jordan, towards Moab, and they SUI
fered not man to pass, staying about
and there escaped not q sinyle:man. God
took this means to avenge tho wrongs Of
his chosen people. he permits evil that
good may come. We can soc this In every
day occurrences.
Tho storm that wrecks vessels Is a mes-
senger Of good Sickness and death teach
us all to prepare for eternity. Many other
occurrences contribute to Gods glory. in
asmuch Us they stimulate to creator piey
and lead to more faithful performance
OF duty. Miller although mistaken in his
p. ediction, did more towards calling the
attention Of the people to tho coming of
Christ than any Of the preache of this
day. The signs Of tho times indicate that
we are living in the closing days of an
apostate age There was ico much neglect
among the clergy to preach the cleansing
power OF the blood of Christ, God buries
out of sight the sins that are oonfosI 4.
The ways Of Providence are mysterious.
Evil Is permitted that good may follow.
Ehuu did what Le was raised up to dc.
He was q brave man selected to perform
an unpleasant act. This was alsn the case
with Jael the wife of Heber the X ,e,
who after enticiEg SiSera into her cent,
drove nail into his ear producing death.
He counseled all to stand fast and through
the faithful di charge of duty God will
give the victory. All should look up, and
through Christ all affliction will be over
ruled for good and the triumph Of grace
be complete
Ho hoped that oil persont would learn
to exercise greater fortitude under slight
atfliction and cease whining and complain
ing from trivial suffering. citing the case
of a slightly wounded man IN tho battle
of Waterloo who wished 20 be sent to he
rear, while others around him much more
badly hurt, uttered not word of COM
plaint, and tho Iron Duke exhorted them
TO stand fast. BY so doing, the fate Of
empiros was changed. Chris ians should
emulate their example, and like Paul with
fuith in Jesus Christ work out their sal
yatiun
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-17
ISHAN'S OCTOROONa.

John w. Isbams Octoroons, the fore
most of colored organizations will be the
attraction at Opera House on Thursday
and Friday nights and Thursday matinee
The style of the performance Is consider.
ably changed from last reason. The alter.
ations are genuine improvement If that
be possible with the Octoroons. as they
have always delighted tho amusement
loving public with their excellent perform
ances. The Octoroons are seen in an
original musical farce called "A Tonder-
loin Coon" and the public may be salts
fed to know that the amber hued indiyi-
duals arc afforded ample opportunity to
display their talents and it can safely be
said that much good amusement results,
comical situations abound, there are songs
galore and dancing plenty in which the
entire organization takes hand, promi-
nent hits being scored by each and every
member of the company. Suffice it to say
that not one dull moment is found during
the entire program, and the ensemble
singing and dancing are certainly most
enjoyable. The costumes are rich and
beautiful being all new, and the scenery
has been especially painted for this sea-
sons review.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-17

Wy TANTED-WEEKI REPUBLICAN OF
w November "A. '8S; six cents will be paid
at this Office. ml.N
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-17
The New Castle Pre- sbytery.

Tho Prcsbytery will meet tomorrow
(Tuesday) evoning In Rodney street
Church. Tho opening sermon will be de-
liyered by the retiring Moderator, Rev.
Mr.. Davidson Of st. Georges. Dr.. Keig-
win invited his members 10 attend aud he
seemed anxious that each head OF tho fam.
i.y should ask him or herself, should en-
tertnin u delegate? Hs said the name
could DO handed to Mrs. John r., Hudson
who would See that proper attention was
z ven the matter. A hundred and fifty
members alo o be accommodated and the
DR.. ksigwin eaid word about entertain
:ng afic6Is
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-17

From the w. e. Fishing Party of which
j, II. Anderson is u member:
Wheruas. In view of the loss sustained
by the .deceaso Of our brothers wife, who
died April 18th, md who was nearest aud
dGnre It to him: therefore bo 1t
Resolved, That it is but a just tribute to
the memory of our departed sister to say
that in regrettlng her removal from sonr
midst swe mourn for one who was in every
way worthy OF respect and regard.
Resolved, That We sincerely condols
with the husband of The deceased on the
dispensation with which it has pleased di.
vine Providence to aiflict him, and COM
mend him for consolation to Him who or.
ders all things for the best and Whose
chastsements are meant in mercy.
A precious one from I'D has gone,
voice we loved is illed,
A place is vacant in the home
Which never can be filed.
God In His wisdom has recalled
Tho boon His love hus given,
Aud though the body sumbers here
% The soul is safe in heaven.
j. II. MURRAY.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-17
ADJUSTMENTS,
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.


Hoyts "a Bunch of Keys' polished up
to date will be presented at the Opera
House tonight. "A Bunch Of Keys" Is
ono of the few farce comedies that has o
plot, very funny one at that. Jonathan
Keys leaves by his will all his real estate,
personal property, hotel, etc, to one Of his
three nieces who the first drummer that
arrives at the Hotel shall decide Is the
homliest. The three niecss Teddy, Rose
and May are very indignant and refuse to
accept the condition of the will. "Little-
ton Snaggs,' the lawyer who reads the
will carefully conceals codcil, and as in
the condition of the will the hotel must
be open one month after the reading
"Snaggs" decides that he is the proper
person to do so until decision is made.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-17
More Honey for Morocco Workers.

Commencing to-day tho employees Of
the Ford Morocco Company work under
an increased wage schedule. The b.amcrs
and tanners who arc known as cellar
men" will receive IN advance of from 10
to II per cant, while the seasonsrs will r..
ceive an increase of from 20 to 25 or cent.
The glazers, u class of morocco workers
who appear to have given many local firms
much trouble of late. have been nJiifed
Of II l2 per cent increase. The men were
working under II satisfactory wage scale
and there was no contentious sentiment
among lhpm
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-17

ECR SALE-TEN II. /. p. A. MS. FOR S
Il cents vt druggists. One Hiyesrellef:
=, a221yrd
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-17

L'oR sALE-aOOD BUGGY, $50. APPLY.
Il at 23l. Jefferson street, l.. Wttsl. - =.
nl54t
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-17
Two Men Missing.

James SawdCn of No. S04 Adams street,
has been missing from home for the last
ten days All efforts to loca o his where
abou,s have been unsucces ,ful. Whom Mr..
Sawdon left home no did not havo any
money with him No reason can be IL sign
cd for his disappearance. A description
has been sent to all the large cities with
the hope Of finding MIR. Sawdon.
He was n member Of tho firm Of Sawdon
g. .Thomas, butchers. He is about GO years
of age. Tho theory advanced by the police
is shat while demeuted he wondered away
frem home.
Samuel b. Clark of GleE Riddle, Pa,
ha, disappeared. About lhIes weeks ago
Clark came here In search of work. He has
not boon hcaid of since he came to this
city.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-17
X lied at ThurlOw,

Frank +. Ryan. Of No 701 Bennett
Stlet, was killed at Thurow yesterday
morning Hc was omployc as brakeman
on the Z. W. e b. railroad. Ryan was
on The fDotbonrd of u shifting engine
when it crashed into some frsight cnrs
Ryan was too lato to jump after he saw the
cars and was killed instantly. His skull
was fractured. and one-lcg cut off. Coroner
Frse of Delaware county empannelled
tIty and tho body was removed to this
ciSv. He is survived by a widow and fve
al ntoI cIillran
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-17
Notice to the Tax Payers
oi Brandywine Hundled.

The undersigned tax collector
will sit at the Court House in the
City Of Wilmington; Saturday,
February 25th. March 18th, 18th
and 23d, from 10 to IL a. m. and
to 4 p. M, and at the Practical
Farmer, Monday, March 2oth,
from 10 a. n. to 4 p. m.
w. E. HUSBANDS,
Collector Of Brandywine Hid.
All taxes remaining unpaid af-
ter March 3Ist 5 per cent. will be
added.