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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-04-28
CAMBRIDGE
TRAGEDY.
Jury Unable to Solve the
Mystery Surrounding
the Death of the
Kernigs.

Cambridge, Md. April o7.-An
inques was held by Coroner J. II,
c. Barrett over the dead bodies Of
Karl kernig and wife and their son,
Carl kernig, Jr, who were found
dead yesterday at their home under
circumstances described in ycster-
days Republican. The jury after
examining half dozen witnesses,
brought III verdict that the parties
came to their death by stranguiation
but whether death was sclf-inflcted
Or Inflicted by parties unknown the
jury was unable to say. The
general impression is that the par
ties committed suicide, through
the failure to find the 5000 which
It's known was paid to kernig, ST.,
last Saturday, is a suspicious
circumstance and its loss supplies a
motive for crime. The bodies were
taken IN charge by LeCompte &
Harper undertakers, and buried.
Rev. S. i. Treadway, of the
Methodist Protestant Church, held
religious services over the bidies
in the presence of large crowd
who had gathered at the scene.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-04-28
RPORATIONS
PROTEST.

Tho several corporations whose prop
erty have been assessed by the city tax
collector appeared before the City Board
# Assessments, Revision and Appeals
yesterday, being rcproson Cd by counsel 10
protest against tho assessment OIL thor
property.
he PENNSYLVANIA Railroad Company
tiluh Il protest against the assessment
upon its road bad telegraph lines and
ridges tho Wilmington and Northern
iiailroad Company flied u similar pro-
est, tho Wilmington City Railway Com
Dtny and tho Wilmington City Electric
Company, ali Of whom were given u hear
ng yesterday.
George Il. Townsend, real estate brolior
# - year. eXpci Hence. ana j. Jackson
'leIco Of IS years experience in the real
sta o business, testified for tho railroad
gJmunLy rs to tho worth Of their real es-
raiu Cuntcnuing that Tho assessments
ere entirely too high,
The assessments On the various corpor-
atlons are
Wilmington City Railway Company,
SGGa go
Wilmington Coal Gas Company,
100000
p, W. & b. r. r. Company, s5o7,3s
b. q = r. Il. Company, $j.G,9m.
Wilmington CITY Electric Company,
$3GO,p0 /
Delaware and Atlantic Telephone and
Telegraph Company, $?5LOiO
Ieimaryia Telephone CO., S20O, 600.
W. Il n. Railroad Company, $l75,Iy0
Wc,tcrn Union Telegraph Company,
:?7 500
Postal Telegraph Company, $500.
Grand tOjal f.. 3l?, go which would net
a revenue to the city Of sl6, sos 49,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-04-28
IMPORTANT
NOTICE
To the Members of the
Mutual Aid Union Bell
efiCial Association.

Robert H. Hill, a colored man
who was employed by this assoca-
ton as collector for several years
has started an association of his
own, called the Royal and has TAX
en- from the Office of the Mutual Aid
Union all the addresses of the men,
bers from whom he collected and
has represented to some that the
Mutual Aid Union has changed its
name; to others, that it has failed.
He has taken up the membership
and books from the ignorant, and
placed his in their stead. This is
done to deceive the members who
for years have paid their dues and
received benefits from the old
Quaker association which has been
in business for the past TWEEN ty-fve
years. If any person who has
been mislcd BY such misrcpresenta-
ton will send their address to this
Office or appear in person and make
attorney we will attend to them
and see that their papers are re-
turned and their dues collected.
The association that Hill has
started have copied Our Rates,
Laws, Rules, Forms and in fact
everything TO deceive the members
of the Mutual Aid Union Beneficial
Association. No. 8 West Seventh
street. VIM. J. Moore, Manager.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-04-28
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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-04-28

The Girls Friendly Society of st. An
drew'5 Church will servo progressive
supper next Thursday evening 10 the
Crosby 4 Hill building, from i to s
O'Clock.
Deputy Register Of Wills, D. Taylor
BradfOtd loft last night for trip for IL
few days to Old Point Comfort and NV
port News. Va.
Mrs. John b. Young and Mrs. Fred q'ay-
Tor OF Chester have been visiting in this
CT y.
Mrs. Samuel button aud Mrs. A. Baker
Of Media, have bee the guests OF friends
In this ci y,
Mrs Maria B. lIoacock OF Media, Pa, is
making her homo in this city.
Mrs William &. jones and Miss Jones
will give II tna this afternoon from to )
at their home on Delaware Avenue.
DR.. and Mrs. J. A. Ellegoud have taken
"Hill Top" Levi &. Bids home near
Bear station.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Danforth Bush win
s0On occupy their home on the kennott
turnpike.
Colonel Benjamin Nclds has returned
from Boston.
Miss Martha Robinson has return cd
from baltimore, whore she has been sin CO
Christmas.
Mrs. Maurice Sidcs of philadel phia has
been the guest OF Mr. aud Mrs. j. j. Pierce
on Van Buren Street,
John Norris Robinson is 10 New York
on business.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-04-28
DOTS.

William c. Tinaall has sold six out OF
the eleven houses which no baiIt on West
Eleventh near Monroe street at good
prices.
Thomas Darlington. Ia slowly improv-
ing after puing sick for over II month,
Frank d. Lackey Nho has heen off duty
for 10 days past IL able to be up and about
The hous, and expects TO be down town on
MOniay.
DR.. James r. Mahnffv while cut ing a
horses hoof yesterday had tho misfortune
to cut his left hand severely.
. Iii reported that the Necessary funds to
complete the new high school 500 0OJ. will
lie loaned to tho Sc hUol- board by j. Ed.
ward Aidicks.
Colored Republicans of Blackbird hum
drew have formed club.
The carpenters arc holding meetings in
order to strengthen their organization.
There was a slight fra in stable bo-
longing to a. Gillespie at No. S2l Church
street. Yesterday afternoon. The damage
was SIS.
Tho Rev. Henry Ward Cunntn CHAM
will preach in Calvcry Church. Brandy
vino Hundred, Tomorrow afternoon al 3
O'clock.
IA ''i y N'l-lIlH- ~ p'uius was t-u2hl
with hook and line III the BrandJwino
on Thu; sdny. nv Horace Ditfeudorlur II
street car conductor.
Gardner Kitchens, OF No. :Oj East Third
strea,, had his right arm broken On Thurs
day by hcing thrown f ON his bicycle
through collision with tho bicycle vi Da-
vid MahonsY of Taylor ard Lnnbaad
Streets
Thomas l'orlihy IS to as ume control Of
the botttlng department Of Lynch Il Cos
Cstahj Shmont. at Fourth Hua Ma bison
s!ructs. lie WIS at one time connected
with tho firm ana IS well known in this
city.
Elizabeth Wis., C lorcl, WIS arrested
this morning Oh tho ch arss Of larceny.
John " Barnett, Of No, iAi Madi'on
Atret /, tGtl through II window yesterday
and rut his arms severely with broken
ola <
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-04-28
Held For Court

Dover, Del, April 2I.--After a
bitter fight before Magistrate E. Y.
Cooper to-day, DR.. Thos. {. Moore
was held on two charges o. cleo
ton corruption. DR.. Moore, who is
the recognized leader oil the Union
Republican forces in Smyrna, was
charged with using money to iniu-
cncc Elijah NJ. Gregory.
Mr.. Gregory and his daughter,
the latter having been an unseen
listener when the money was alIcg-
ed to have been paid, were the wit
nrss@s against the doctor to-day.
The state offered evidence that
ON two occasions the doctor paid
money tor Mr.. Gregory S Influence.
Friends OF Dr.. Moore claim that
Gregory is unworthy Of belief.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-04-28
PERSONAL
( MENTION
Interesting Paragraphs
About Visitors And
Home Entertain=
mentS.
PHARO-pHAEO.

Middl etown, April IS One Of tho pret.
test amonga season Of pretty weddings
was that Of Miss Sadie Merritt Pharo to
Mr.. Edward Willis PhaiO at tho home of
hor parents near town OH Thursday utter
noon, The decorations were of the same
color as those used mt the tea, yellow,
white and green, tho most effective part of
them being tho bay window ia which the
bridal party stood; it was u ma 8 Of white
and green. Promptly Mt $50 the familiar
strains OF tho LOlengrin wedding march
announced tho coming of tho bridal party
preceded by the Rev. W. J. Wilkie there
entered Mr., Edward Willis Pharo and
Mr.. Horario w. Pharo, Jr., his best man
followed by the bride and her father. She
wore handsome pearl silk gown trimmed
with SHRED moussoline dc sou and carri-
ed prayer book To those in tho secre,
an added interest was given to her rich
aud becoming gown by tho fact that it
was one worn by hor mother at her wol :
ding.
After tho ceremony Mr.. and Mrs Pharo
received tho good wishes aud congratula-
tuon,ot their friends. butgood wishes were
by no means Ill that they received rs
many useful and beautiful gifts had al
ready started or tho way to Philadelphia
their future homo. Accompanied by n
shower Of rico and old shoes, Mr.. aud
Mrs. Phnro left for tho G o'clock train and
ut the station found their troubles not
yet over us large number of the bride.
friends were there 10 say eood.b bye and
the"o too rice was pletniful.while tho bag
gage was mo t appropriately decorated and
marked.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs. Hora-
Ito W. pharo, Mrs. Willis, Mr.. anu Mrs.
d. N. Willis. Master and tho Misses Will
Its. Miss Merritt, Mrs John Lockwood
Mr.. John Lockwood, John Lockwood, Jv..
Miss Lena II. pleasanton, of Middle;cNn
Mr.. and Mrs, Edward pharo, Mir. Robert
Pharo, Miss Mary Pharo, OF ihilaie)ohia:
Misses Ellison OF Summit Bridge and
Miss Sarah Eenimoro Ceilings of Laurel
Springs, n. j.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-04-28
WOODEN LEGS
GOOD ENOUGH
Artificial Limbs Save q
Man From Commit
ting Suicide.

view Haven, Conn, April 27-Franls
GREEN'S heart was broken when his legs
were cut Off in u railroad accident two
months ago, 5nt tho pair of wooden legs
he bought cured his dependency after he
vowed they never could.
He said they made him tired OF lie,
and so today jumped off the dock to drown
himself. Grs6u's heart hung so heavy
over tho loss of his legs that he forgot that
the tide twas out lie landed in about
fifteen inches of water, but his wooden
legs stuck fast Ia tho mud and be was un-
able to move.
Green remained pinned In the mud flats
for two hours before he made up his m nd
that wooden legs arc better than none, and
he reScinded his vote TO commit suicide.
Ile was unable to cxtricate his legs, but
ho wigglcd himself loose leaving his un-
derpinnlng stuck In tho mud. Pa,rolman
Colwel! thought he saw mOnstrous freq
iloundcring ovor tho mud flats through
tho dusk, and was about to give tho alarm
when no recognized Green's features lio
pulled Green upon tho shore, and brough'
him home reconcled to any kind of leg'
ever made. Green is forty years old.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-04-28

Cleveland, O., April 2s.-A
committee said to represent on-
hundred German societies in this
city and ninety thousand persons
Of German extraction has forward q
to President Mckinley a petition
asking him to use his influence to
stop the war III South Africa. The
President is requested to tender
the good Offices of,his govern
mcnt to both tn. British and the
Beers to scclrc cessation OF
hostiIitics under the provisions of
the peace agreement reached al
The Hague.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-04-28
The WORLD
or SPORTS.

Philadelphia, April as.- The wind-up
between charley Mckuover and jack
homer, Iudust ial Halt. last night, was
full Of action from end "a end but Of that
neither man was much the worse for wear
at tho end Of hostiities. Mckeever, the
lighter man of tho Two was thouggressor,
but he could not mako very little head.
way against the superior heft Of Bonner
who was frequently advised 10 get abcd'
hy the spectators In the second round
Mckeevnr caught Bonner with swing
Ing right in Tho stomach. Ihie aroused
B3ni.ers ire, aid h. started in TO rush
things. only to be =. by. straight Hush
left handlers in The lace. From tins On,
barring au interval in tie SIKH round
when Mckeever appeared u become wear.
led from his own eAurtion, ihe 20 was all
Mhkrcver's' The story by rounds follows;
First round Bonner started by landing
OH thp chest, Charlie replying win 4 hot
left ON the Jaw. Bonner thrcw LET to
wind, Mac again replying With Me lett on
jaw, and right On wind.
Second rOund-BonnGr landed lightly
On the face. Mac sent light to tho wind,
theyc lnchoi and and hammered ribs,
"a Mac sent terrific left on eye, and they
oitncbel. Bonner sent left to neck pnd
Mac landed two loft, on jaw. Ihor1 VAS
IL good deal OF clinching,
niru 'buHu-Nui.ltit ~ iiS iut y Nv
they clinrhed. Bonner landed lightly on
face, Mac got tie right and left Gu wind.
Jack sent loft to neck, Mac sent left
and lighs on face; they exchanged hCcy
blows. Ronucrs eye vas much swollen.
Fourth ruund-Muc sent bard left to
wind, Bonner abb Il jaw and Mae sent
left ngajn to wind, repeating same trick.
thcy clinch Bonner sends left 10 jaw and
right to wind. They we're bo;h tired 1T
bell,
Fifth rounl-Thcy both !aDhcl lightly
on face, Bonner swung hard left FOR NV;
Mac uucked. Mac sent terrific rirth TO
wind Bonner staggered Garlic with a
iet. Oh Jaw, Macs body blows were hot
BvnEe. sent left 10 jaw and Charlie
staggered Bonner as tho bell rang. -
sixth rounu-Tkoy ran into riinch
Bonner left lightly to face. Mac putting
hard left on Jaw. Mac sent two 10 he
WIND, Charlie sent hard left to thJ NV
hnd again on the wind.
Young Mooney AID George Walker
opencd tho show. L. was fast, hard MI
ting taut. Walker WOE with compare
tiyo ease.
Tom o Harn had stiff proposition in
Arthur i)oaahoc. The bout tnGGu III u
good draw. lIonahoo, who IS II now boy
at the game, deserves the greatest crIdit
for putting up such Il pluvhy battle.
John LUxlcv and Jimmy Edward, put
MI SLOW bout. In he iUIyth lACy !ush :
ed 10 the ropes and 10th FIJI through, ioN'
iugiy ella ped in each Olheg : arm. iLey
wont the limit.
Jmmy Mullen and Kid Stoin m"r IN ii
semi -wind-up The affair wen. 'he Inn u
ai,nr some very tame boxing, Nui'n had
the better q! the GU S.eiu uU. up nara
Egh; against weight and zach
New Nur'.. ApEil Il Oscar Gardner,
IN, 'Dmnhn Kid gained the drrl ion over
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-04-28
EXHA
DEATHS.
COMBS-.u this rity on April -, 1890, Iona
f., wits OF Charles W. Combs, aged g

CGMBS-!u this city on April -, 1900 Iona
f., wifs Q! Charles W. Combs, aged g
years
invited 10 attend til" funeral, from her late
residence, No. 81! Poplar street on SCEday
Afternoon al 70 clock. nlermen a kiYeryicw
cemetery.
H1RD-On April q, 1900, Thomas &. Bird in
his UGth year.
Relatives aud friends are invited to nttcnd
his funeral from his late residence, Grubb's
Corner Brnnlywn" HID, on Monday after.
IL on at J o'clock. services at house Inter.
m,nt at Bethel NJ. L. cemetery without fur.
lhor notice.
MoopY-n thu city on April p, 1900, Robert
r. Moody
lhc funeral from his Iatc residence No. SO
Grange street, on Monday afternoon Az 2
O'clock.
~rEAKMAN--NcarS outhwood, Del, on April
18th, Joha \. Speakman,
Relatives and friends are respectfully in.
Nlicd T." attend the funeral services. without
iui thor notiCr,at his late residence near South.
wJyd !, e., on Snniiy morning. Leave the
lI,u-" al / 80 o'clock Il. III lnterncut at the
Lower Brandy wine cemetery.
pENElS-At stanton, Del. on April 20 1870,
j. Frank Dennis aged - years.
Relatives. TREND. and mcIlbn"s OF Stanton
'ouncu 80. ~. &. &. a. NJ. and the order
IN general are RESPECTFULLY invited to attend
the funeral on tuesday uiirrroOn at =! q cock
serves, in stanton III. /. Church. intcrmcut
a st, DANES cemetery, Stanton, Del.
WARDEIL-ln phi!a, Pa on Apr -,
1904, Anna u. widow Ot John Wnrdcll
~ her s1.h year.
f. Funeral services will no held Al hcr lnto
Slemce in Philadelphia ON Saturday
oyJning April 2Slh.
lutermunt Mt. Lebanon Cemetery near
Wilmington On sunday ultoruOon at l3J
o'clock.
Rotntives and friends are invited to at
tend without furthcr notice
FAlitNAEkS--On the eth inst, April
1884, Amanda II Garrett. wife Of Wiz
liam c. faiI banks aged .9years.
Relatives and friends arc invited to at
tend tho funeral from the residence of her
husband at .-lIlckcrsviIle, Ponus, at II
O'clock Tuesday morning without further
notice, luLermrnt ut London Tracts
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-04-28
Coming Home Well

Lawyer Swayne and his vile who
went from this city TO Cuba, are
coming home cured of CONSUMPTION.
The pair were sufferers from the
disease and upon advice OF their
doctor, went to America 5 new pos
sessions. While there they con-
tracted yellow fever and were very
i'll. When all traces Of the fever
had disappeared so mad the con-
sumption and now that they are
entirely we'll they will return to
Wilmington.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-04-28
PAFBRH0)I
CAPTURED.

Manila, April 2S. g. 30 P. M.-Major Gem
era Lloyd Weaton reports that Senior
Palermo, the former president of the FLIP.
inc so-called cabinet, was captured In the
mountains noar Trinidad, Province Of
Banquet, April 25
PatsIno recently, through relatives in
Manila requested and received permission
to enter tho American lines, but failed to
appear His relatives exp aimed that he
had been sick long lime aud was an in
valid,
He was brought to San Fernando OH q
litter ambulance, 10y soldiers Of the Forty
eight Regiment.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-04-28

On Friday afternoon John II. Hudson
of No. COB Spruce, Il labOrcr at McCni-
Tough Iron Works, had tho little finger OF
his lief, hand badly mashed on shcarins
machine
Frank Smith residing on Robinson
street, laborer at the Malloable Iron
Works, had the little too Of his right foot
mashed off by heavy piece of iron fall
Ing ON it this morning. DIR. First dressed
the injuries at his Office, Eighth and
SpruCO 4 roots
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-04-28

The Eighth Ward Republican Clul
gave their annual b!li in Turn Hall, las
night. ! he affair was well attended anG
was u decided success, Music was fur.
nished by Albort's Orchestra
The offers were: Master of ceremonies
. Francis +. bradley; floor manager, Davlt
NJ. Salter; first assistant. Howard Engl6
second assistant. George Wiikens; corr.
mirtee Of a. rangemonts Herbert Berry
chairman. y Nj. Ful,ers is secretary O
the league and W. Jordan treasurer.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-04-28

J. Frank Dennis Of Stanton, died
at his home in that town this nora
ing. Deceased was45 years Of age
and was an active member Of Stan
ton Council. O. L. A. NJ. His funeral
will take place on Tuesday and SER
vices will be conductedin st. James
Church, Stanton, and intcrmcnt
made in an adjoining cemetery.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-04-28

The frame of the new barn boing erect.
oil on tho farm Of Edward Woodward, on
the now road beyond Elsomero was raiso
to-day. under tho direction Of tho casEon-
tor Thomas Marshall, of Mt. Cuba, The
Woodward brothers AMI sovu,n. Of tho
nci!hbors extended q helping hand. saver
of The burned structure somo tine ago,
wore missing at this occasion having gone
to that bourne whence no traveller returns
Tho sist rs a, we'll as brothers lent n help
ing hand, and good dinner WAS ssrvod
on tho occasion, and tho participants
were all cheerful and hopeful.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-04-28

Eden Lodge, No. 81 l. o. OF, celobrat =
cd the Sl,t anniversary OF DAD Fellowship
in America at its lodge room On Thus
day night. The MINISTRIES Of Junior Order
of United American Mechanics gavU n de-
ligh;lul entertainment which was thor
oughly enjoyed by Tho members of Edon
Lodge and their lady fricnds The lodge
room was filled. nbUut 800 being present.
Alter the minStre! performance refresh :
mGnts wero solyud.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-04-28

The Y. NJ. G A., will hold their isnth
anniversary and iubi!e, se.vica in West
Presbyterian Church Tomorrow after
noon at $50 O'clock. Rev. William Writ
King OF Grace III. Il. Church, viii make
an address
He will be assisted in the service by the
Rows. W. Il, :. Murray, Il. A. McCuldy,
A. N. Koigwin and John Snnp'. Alfred
Gawthrop, PRESIDENT OF tho association,
Will nrosilD.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-04-28

A royal reception was given tho Row r.
II, nerricks n by his two churches. Mt.
Pleasant and Newark Union, Brandy
wine Hundred, on Thursday evening,
About 100 people wero precnt. SDeeches
OF welcome were made by II. NJ. Colt and
George W, Wrldin, to which tho pastor
replied md said he was back for the third
year from choice. The relations liz i.
LiMl.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-04-28

Mr. w. A. lIaines OF Manchester. Ia,
writing Of his almost miraculous escape
from ueath ys;"F.xposuro after measles
induced serious lung trouble, which ended
IN ConsHmptiun l bad frequent honor
my doc ors said mus soon dio. Then /
began to uso DR.. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption. which completely cured
me, would not be without it ev0n If 1t
cost SIS 90 u bottle. Iiundredo have used
It Oh my recommendation and all say 1t
never falls to cure Throat Chest and
Lung troubles Regular size 5oc and 81.
Trial bottles free az n. u. Dantorth's drug
tnr
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-04-28
Fire Department Officers.

The election Of uiliCars of the Fro De.
partncnt, viii! be held in the diiroront en-.
gine houses on Tue dry May 5.
Tho candidates hnvo boon nominated,
and tho following will DO cleo cd: John
y. Wclrh. I.ilcryy, chief engineer; II. NJ
Wiley, Friendship, HIST assistant: j. L.
palfrcy, Phoenix, second assistant. The
officers will begin their term, on May u,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-04-28

Andrew Dolhow began Salvation Moot
ings at the Alliance Mission hall, Della
ware avenue and Scott street, formerly
known as tho " igwaun,' last night and
much interest was manifested. There
will be II Meeting tO-night, to morrow
morning at 1880 and tomorrow oSenin 4
at T.4J. Also ovory night next week.
Hrother Dolbow, has NOT h'ld scries Of
meetings in Wilmington fol ten years.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-04-28

The French Steamship Vile de
Drippnc cleared from port to-day
for Roucr, France with cargo Of
oil valued at #5p, 80. The cargo
consisted Of 04S.570 gallons of crude
petroleum in bulk, 81, 900 gallons Il
barrels and 0,7oS gallons Of gasC-
line in drums.