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The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-02-27
CLAN M'LEOD's CONCERT.
Large Crowd from Waterbury and A.
sonia Coming 10 Hear w. #. Frame

Large Crowd from Waterbury and An
sonin Coming 10 Hear w. f. Frame.
Quite a large crowd of the Scottish
residents from Waterbury and Ansonia
are coming to New Haven on Friday
night for the purpose of attending Clan
McLeod's annual concert and ball, at
which the great Scotch comedian, w. F..
Frame, and his company Of Scotch sing
ers, dancers and ppers will be present.
Chief James Mustarde has received ap-
plications from Ansonia and Seymour
for quite large number of seats to be
reserved for the occasion, and Secretary
r. P. Gillispie has also received word
from the Burns club of Waterbury that
quite delegation intend coming from
the Brass City to hear Frame. The re-
served seats, which are limited, are be-
ing rapidly taken up, but few are still
on sale at Loomis' Temple of Music and
Browns harness store
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FUNERAL OF EDWIN M. RUSSELL
OF WEST HAVEN


The funeral of Edwin M. Russell, who
died on Thursday, took place from his
late residence on Clark street, West
Haven, yesterday afternoon at 2:30. 1t
was very largely attended. The Rev.
George w. Carter, pastor of the West
Haven Methodist church, OBLIGATED.
The floral offerings were quite numer-
Gus, notable among which were those
sent by the police department Of the
town and the West Haven Young Mems
Republican club. The pallbearers were
David Crane, Robert Mcdonnell, Clar-
ence Bissell Of the police department,
William Tuttle John Sherman and
Lewis H. Warner of the Republican
club. The flower bearer was Walter
Crosby. The interment was in Oak
Grove cemetery.
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FIRE ON CROWN STREET.
An Old Woman's Clay Pipe Was the
Cause

An Old Woman's Clay Pipe Was the
Cause
The alarm rung about 6 o'clock Satur-
day evening from box No. %, corner of
Church and Crown streets, was for
fire in the Maylinger building at No. 118
Crown street. The blaze was in the at
tic, in room connected with the apart
ments of the family of John ]. Lucey.
An old woman who lives in the family
went up in the attic and laid down a
lighted clay pipe which she had been
smoking. Sparks from the pipe ignited
some clothing. The fire was extinguish-
ed after damage to the amount of about
500 had been done.
Shortly after midnight yesterday
a slight blaze occurred in
barber shop on Franklin street 1t was
extinguished before much damage had
been done.
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SAMUEL. BRADLEY

The funeral of Samuel Bradley held
from his late residence, 1877 Wooster
street, last Friday afternoon, was large
ly attended. The Rev. DR.. Lines Of St.
Paul's Episcopal church officiated at the
house, while at the grave the services
were conducted by the members Of Adj
miral Foote post, of which deceased was
an honored member. The bugle sound
ed taps as the body was lowered into
the grave. There were many beautiful
floral tributes from friends and COM
rades of the deceased.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.

Another department added to
our Mammoth Establishment. On
Thursday, March I'd, we open the
most complete Shoe Department
in the state for Mems, Ladies'
Boys, Misses, and Children's.
wear, under the management Of 1
an experienced New Haven Shoe
man.
Wait for our opening and secure
some of the best bargains in Foot
Wear ever shown in New Haven.
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FUNERAL OF MRS. CRoNAN.

FUNERAL OF MRS. CRONAN.
The funeral services of Mrs. Ellen T.,
| wife of P. J. Cronan, took place Satur-
day morning at her late residence, ASS
Orange street, and later at St. Mary's
church, where a solemn mass of re-
QUEEN was celebrated by the Rev. Faith
er Lilly. The attendance was very
large, including many prominent peo-
pie. Mrs. Cronan was a lifelong resi-
dent of New Haven and had the respect
and regard of all who ever met her.
She was a devoted member of st.
Mary's church, most generous to all
charities, yet transformations, and her
beneficiaries were many. Among the
many at the funeral was large dele
cation of Hopkins school boys, class
mates of the two youngest sons of the
deceased. Mr.. and Mrs. Cronans eld-
est son, Ensign William Pigott Cronan
of the cruiser Brooklyn, was present at
the services, having reached home on a
special leave Of absence.
The music was Schmidt's mass, and
in it William Grabb sang the offertory,
"Redemptor Mundi Deus" by Mozart,
very effectively. At its conclusion
"Jesu Del vivi'' was sung with much
feeling by Miss Sullivan, Madame Ger
tel, Mr.. Sheehan and Mr.. Grabb Pro-
fessor Joseph D. Rice presided at the
organ.
The remains We're in handsome oak
casket with silver handles, and upon it
were several appropriate floral offerings
furnished by members of the family.
There was a handsome wreath of roses
and one of ferns tied with broad purple
At the request of the family
no floral tokens were sent in by the
friends of the deceased.
The pallbearers were Andrew Clerkin,
David F. Sheehan, John Cronan, Will
liam Hyland, George Horton and Police |
Captain William OKeefe. There were
no flower bearers The remains were
inferred in st. Lawrence cemetery
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years. She had been at the home since
1898
MRS. MARGARET FITZGERALD.

NINI5. MAILCIAhEI FIILGEItALD.
Mrs. Margaret Fitzgerald, widow of
Thomas Fitzgerald died of paralysis at
the home of her daughter, Mrs. Mary
Matthews, on Montowese street, Bran
ford, Friday night. Mrs. Fitzgerald
was one of the oldest and most highly
respected Irish residents of the place.
The funeral services were held at St.
Mary's church, Bradford, yesterday af-
ternoon at 3 O'Clock. A daughter, Mrs
Matthews, and one son, William Fitz-
gerald, coachman for John w. Nichols,
survive her.
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DEATH OF THOMAS KEEGAN.

Thomas A. Keegan, aged twenty-three
years, died at Ais o'clock Saturday
morning, after three months illness
at the residence Of his parents, Michael
F. and Mary Keegan, CTS Grand avenue
The deceased was employed by the New
Haven Casket company, and was well
known and liked by all who knew him.
For three years he was treasurer Of the
Friendship Social club, and at the time
of his death was president. The funeral
viii be held at st. Patrick's church to-
morrow morning.
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IAN MACLAREN

The Rev. John Watson Clan Maclar
en) will lecture at the Hyperion on
Wednesday evening, March 8, subject,
Readings from the Annals of Drum
tochty with notes. (a) Domsi, (b) James
Soutar, Co DR.. Mcclure.
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NEW CATALOGUE OF MEMBERS

NEW VA ALo'IoH or MEM bErto'
A new catalogue Of the members Of
United church will be issued soon. Any
person knowing of recent changes Of
residence of members is requested to in
form the clerk of the church, c. e. p.
Sanford, 80 Dwight street.
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ANNIE D. CHAPELLE.
Annie d. Chapelle died at the Spring.
side home Saturday aged fifty-nine
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quality
becom vert Of he
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What Purchasers Say about Jacob Doll Pianos
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earth
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IT'S PUZZLING how some people buy
Paints They only think of the price, never
considering the quality of their purchase;
taking it for granted that as long MS the
label says Paint, it's all right. You take
nothing as granted when you buy B. & X.
wearing qualities and they're sold as low
as honestly made paint can be put on the
market. THOMPSON & BELDEN,
306 and 39S State street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-24
Sale OF Bank Stocks.

l. W. Stilham & Son sold at their auc-
tion rooms, Ill East Fourth street, this
morning at 10 o'clock the folio wing shares
of stocks:
Ten shares First National Bank at $ll3
per share to r. n. Robinson & Co.; ten
shares Equitable Guarantee and Trust
Co, at Sl4lb0 per share to r. r. Robin
son & 20.
Three shares Girard Life Insur-
ance Annuity and Trust Co., of
Philadelphia at 495 per share to j..
K. Moore & Co.
Twelve shares of Wilmington
Coal Gas Co., at 10S50 to II. r..
Robinson &Co.
Twenty shares of Wilmington &
Great Valley Turnpike at $50 to
+. II. Candy.
Thirteen shares of Central Ma
tional bank at III to K. II. Robin
son & Co.
Three shares of Wilmington
Transfer Co., at $3.50 per share to
Hunter Grub.
Five shares of Vulcnnized Fibre Co.
stock bid up to'sS2 per share aud with
drawn.
Two shares of National Bank of Dola-
ware at s400 per share by Scott and Co.
Ten shnrs' of Equitable Guarantee and
Trust Company at Sl43 per,,share to G. b.
Evans. Five shares Of same at Sal. 30 to
H. X. Robinson 4 Go.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-24

SENTMhN-In this city. on Feb "a, 1850, Lau.
renee seminar, aged Is years.
Relatives and iiiends are invited to attend
the funeral from the rnsidencn Of his son.in-
law, John W. Bickng, 2Ei n. Jackson street
on Sunday afternoon, at $50 o'clock. inter-
mcnt private al ltivcrview cemetery.
PURViS-On February q, Martha, widow Of
Oliver Purvis.
Relatives and friends are rcspen fully invited
10 attend the funeral services on saturday at.
ternCon, at o'clock. from her Sln.in.iaws resi-
den@r, Charles Symington, IA Taylor street.
lntcrmcnt AT Riveryew Cemetery, Please omit
flowers
MCEOWFLl.-1n Scaford, Del on February
end, lSyD, William c. Mcdowell aged 10
years
Relatives and fricnds and G. A H., Union
Veteran Legion, are invited to attend the
funeral from the residence of his son-in.law
Samuel Turner No 0J5 Pine street. on sun.
day afternoon, February .Gth, at 2 o clock. III.
l'rmenC at Riycrvicw cemetery.
SAIENs' IN this city on Feb "a 1890. Mildred
A., youngest child Of James and Laura A.
Sayers, aged M onths and 2 weeks.
Relatives and friends Of the family are invit-
ed to attend the funeral services at the resi-.
denoe Of the parents, 1924 West 81 street on
Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock In ermoat pr!.
vate.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-24

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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-24

Professor Enos l.. Doan, principal of
F'iends' school, will retire from that in
sttution at tho end of the term which will
be in June. Considerable surprise was oc-
casi0ned yesterday when tho announce
ment was made that he would retro. His
prircipalship has bean satisfactory to
every one, and tho school ha' p.o.perei un.
dor his management. Mr.. Doan was w,ll
liked by Tho faculty those, interested in
the school, ind the pupils will b. sorry to
loso his care and instruction. No reason Is
given for his rcsigning exc pit that no
thinks that he can find a better field else
Ubaro
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-24

+ George Drayton. n wealthy resident Of
Media, aged eighty Years. was married on
Wed aesday the 29d inst, TO Miss Lottie
johnson, daughter of Thomas Johnson OF
Elan, aida niace of George W. Todd, of
this city, aged 80 years. The groom Is u
great grandfather, and in April last celc-
brated the elghtieth anniversary of his
birth, bya splendid IT option His wife died
three years ago. Mr. Drayton it issaid
does not look u day older tnau sixty. Miss
johnson is So years Of age and has been
engrgsd In teaching school ut Glen Mills
in Thornbury township, for some time
back. although her father is pos es ed Of
ample means being tho owner Of II fine
farm. including the Brnndywine Summit
Camp meeting grounds. The wedding has
created quite stir in the ncighborhooh,
and will DO nine days wonder. The
happy pair started South on wedding
tour and will 10 urn in about three weeks.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-24
. r4,.lti.- s---rs-zss - .t s--
i0aAL JOTlINGS
And PERSONALS
WEDDING ANNIYEGsARY.

Mr.anl Mrs. W. N. Todd celebrated their
seven anniversary at their cozy res!dcnc CO
No 63l Windsor street, last evening. A
Very enjoyable time Was spent in games,
music and other amusements, after which
tho guost, Were invited TO the dining room
where everything suitable TO suffice tho
innerman had becn prepared. At the wee
small hours the guests departed fer ther
homes, wishing the happy couple many
inors such anniversaries Tho guests
4 present were: Mr.. and Mrs George Bell,
Mrs. Veal and daughter, Howard Postel,
! Miss He.tic Morthnc, Mrs Annie Moses
and father, Miss Annie Brown, Richard
Boyer, J. Mcponal, Harry Retts, Sadie
GraeD, Edward Mills, J. Henry Benson,
Jr, W. McNitt w. Watson, Alfred Gus
tus. Robert Todd, William Y. Swiggett,
Of Philadelphia.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-24
CARD BASKET,
I IAI'U ENNKE..
Oh arlic Moore, of Georgetown, was in
this city Yesterday

Oh arlic Moore, of Georgetown, was in
this city yesterday,
amos Sharp'esa, ESD, Of Kenna't square,
ia. ys'tei our city this morning ana Mt
tendnd lbs sale OF stocks at Siidham ulic-
tion rooms.
A birthday party was given Ellen En-
wards on Wednesday evening, at her
hun -! Fast Sixth ii Get.
George Tinklc and Miss Annie Dugan
were married last night at No. 1l3 French
street, hy the Rev. Martin d. Dunlap.
Mrs Ferdinand L. Gilpin visited the
concert given at tho Academy of Fine Arts
70 Philadelphia yesterday. Several other
Wilmington people were also seen among
tue large number present, viewing til,
paiu ings and listening to tho music.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-24
PRETTY HOME WEDDING.

A pretty wedding occurret, on Wohnes-
dny evening ut the home of the brides
mother. The contracting parties wore
Ellen Armand. Stewart and John Harli Il
McCrea. Nj S Sadie A. Dawson was maid
III honor and Edward lee Stewart, he
BRIDES brother, was best man. Tho bride
wore II beau iful dress OF white organdie
over white silk trimmed wi h satin rib
bon and carried Bride's roses. Tho maid
ofkonor wore white org,ndle over silk.
t,lmmed with turquoise blue ribbon and
carried white cnrnntinn3. The ceremony
was performed by tho Rev j. w. Easley
and Miss Anna Marshall PLAYED the we'd
ding march. Edward n. Bnrkl-y and II !
ward Bowers were ushe"s The guests
were tho relatives ana friends Of the bride
nnd groom. The pro ents were numerous
aud handsome. After the ceremony Mr..
and Mrs MUCrea left tor il trip North
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-24

Frank stout Agent of tbs Society for
tho Prevention Of Cruelty to Children is
Investigating the case of George Siilingcr,
Of so. ll5 Market street. He is the father
OF Harry Sillingcr, lad ngcl "A years,
who hns been obliged TO logo AZ he
Home Mission. 1t Is alleged that the boy
and his brothcr have been kap, from
school and that their mother havo been
abused for trying to get Tho boys an edu-
cation. Mr. Stout will Investigate tho
Gus" and in al probability Sillingcr will
DO arrested as the boys claim they have
bcCn beaten hv their fal her.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-24
SIGNED A
CONTRACT
Harlan and Holiingsworth
Co. will Build a Vessel
for the B. & P.
Steamship Co.


Tho Harlan u lolingsworth Co. OF
wilmington, Del have Just contracted
with Vie Boston u Philadelphia steam
snip Company t. build uh Ter the Anerl-
icHh S@ipmastori Rules, freight and pas
senger steamer to ply between Philade'.
adelphia and Boston, of tho following di-
mensions
Length, s65; length over all, 800; beam
mould Al depth mould at centre to hurri-
can deck, 50; about 300 tons.
Engines Of the inverted trlpplo eYpan-
sion type. a5'-411 3"-6S AZ stroke. -Four
boilers of the Scotch type, 12 diameter,
lO15, long, for II working pressure of l1Olbs
per So inch. ship to show speed Of l5s.
knots on trial, light, with BALLAST
tank filed To be fully equipped with
all modern APPLIANCES. the captains room
fitted with mahogany. tbroughuut, smok-
ing room and dining rooms OF mahogany.
Largo state room accommodations, electric
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-24
MIR. Ford lid Not Appear.


wv Ely Ftl!Ndtl
Owing to the ah.oncs OF Peter j. Ford
this afternoon the McNcy hearing was not
gone into. McVey was on hand at the mp
pointed our rad when Mr. Ford dill not
appear President Problem Salmon issued
summons for Mr.. Ford 10 be pre- .cnt to-
morrow afternoon. Serrcanr at arms
Daniels took the summons to Wilmington
this evening.
Mr.. Ford's ahsece this afternoon was Of
great significance TO the member Of tho
Senate. l. WAS stated thlt several m,m-
bcrs Of the committee had recommended
that the charges preferred by Mr. Ford DO
quaslrl, but Detective McVty stated en-
phstcnly that he desired, and would de-
mand that the charges b, pre- so Il s. shat
he could have n cumpIeto vinlic !tjnn He
also stated that Il; he is the accused, he
Will demand that all testimony bs taken
in public session instead OF behind closed
doors.
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House Entered.

A sneak thief entered The house OF lewis
Yonkcrs, No. iG u .lsh street by furcin g
open tho parlor window abont four clock
this mornin- The house was fully
ransac.lou but nothing Of value was taken
as several pocketbooks which were left
on the tl1or contained No money. 1t Is sup.
posed that the vi OF tho rogue was cut
short by an alarm clock. Several napkins
were partly burned for the purpose Of pro-
curing light and the smoke from them per-
fumrd tie whole hcu'e.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-24

7. &. Jnnncy chief engineer Of the lcw-
ly-aanstrUnca electric railway between
this city and Chester will resign from tho
Wilmington and Chester Traction COM
pumy on March /, to become supcrintnn-
drui Of lie Bed Rock Dred {ng Com pany,
operating a large gold dredging plant in
the Boise Basin, Idaho.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-24

George II. Rose, machini.t with tho " il.
njngion City Railway Company, has re.
! signed to accept u position wi h B. +,
Shaw s. Company Mr.. Rose, who is also
an electrical engineer, expects to go to
England for that firm, which has an im-
n"rtant contract there. He will leave ear
/ In March,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-24

The Superior Court met this
morningat 10 o'clock The jury in
the Nc Aleer vs.. Blumenthal damage
case came in at $50 O'Clock and
brought in a verdict of 1000. 90 dam
ages, which carries the cost of the
trial with the verdict. Charles f.
McAleer has sued for Is, 900 for the
loss of an eye while engaged in
operating circular saw in their
factory in 1895.
Hoffecker and Wales, attorneys
for the defendants, will appeal the
case.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-24

Edward Darlington, of Chadds Ford.
and Miss Philomma G. Arment were mar
red yesterday The ceremony was ac-
cordin- 10 the custom Of the society of
Friends. William Valentine of AvoHlnlc,
WAS best man, and Miss Mary Baldwin
was maid Of honor. Mr.. Darlington is
place.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-24
State Sunday school Convention

Extraordinary preparation is being
made at Smyrna for tho annual mentiny
OF the State Sunday School Association
which will be held in Asbury huroh
there on April and 7. The programme
promises to I've tho best cvor given at hese
gatherings. Wilmington is to DO we'll
represented in tho convent on
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-24
Appointments BY Lew Court.

The following appointments were made
this morning by tho Levy Cont;
Trustees of the Poor. Wilmington, HID,
John ". Lawson. james McNey
New Cast hundred. James p Toman:
Chrstiana hundred, George c. Chnndle-;
Rod Lion hundred. DR.. j. p S,lvile.
'"nrnder H2ndrcd-R. n Cam
VIII to Cy Creek hundred-Theo. B,
Armstrong,
Appcquinimink hundrcd-John Town
send.
Thomas L Scott was elected janito~ and
John +. Campbell fireman; nigh watch
man, James Riley, at the Court House.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-24
Al Dover To-day,

Dover, Feb Ex-Governor Tunnel We
TODD the House joint resolution restoring
merchant marine. Tho usual political
reasons were ovidont.
Two lall0ts were taken with tho follow
ingi result Cray H. Addicks II, Hlllos II,
salisbury 4.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-24

Our coffacs do not require fancy names
to IN IKE them sell. santos, llc II pound
bo.t Rio, 2pc, Poab,rry, csc Mocha, s3,,
and Java, 9o", 4 trial will convince amy
jut. -e of goau coffee.
]. Z. SiNglns. ,iNek.on and LinNen SIS.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-24

Professor A. b. Clement lccturel ut the
Friends meeting house at Ninth and Tat
nall streets last evening on China, There
was good attendance and the lcctara was
well delivered and was much enjoyed.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-24

Our special Porto Rico Blend Gofree IL
superior 20 all at tho same plito Free
sampla to-day.
Grand Union Tea Company, coo King
street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-24

Bishop Coleman will addres, this eyens
ING Mt the memorial service for Rev,
Charles +. Murray in st. Andrews EpisS
copal church.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-24

Oar special Porto Rico Blend Coffee is
superior to all at The same price. Free sam.
rlr to-day. III
Grand Union Tea Company, go King
street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-24

MaIistgotc Smaiioy OF Ch!iqt,ana
had his tlrt case yesterday. Constable
James Porter charged Hurry lI,rllng col-
orcG, with breaking into the rciacuco OF
Albert Clou.h Of near Chrlsttann and
stealing some eatableF, revolver aid
about So In money, Harding forncrly
worked on tho farm. lie acknowledged
no was connected in the breaking into the
house. Whilo the family were away from
home ho and another co!ored man broke iu
and took tho articles. Harding GLAZING
that tho other man made advaprna and
that finally he consented to do the job,
Magistrate Smalioy placed him under $500
bail and in default of which Ia wal com.
mi.tei to New Castle jar. Constable Por.
tor drove with thcr,i51ner to New Cas-.
TIC aud had an Interesting limo In doing
So
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-24

Powell has on his stall in the Third
Street. market, trout, smritz, haddock,
Goldfish, white perch, white fish, Labradoa
herring, etc.