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COAL STRIKE
IS SETTLED
Continued From Page One.
was wnat lcd nm TO take tne action ne
REFUSE TO ARBTTRATE.
Marbles Men Deliver n Serious blow
10 strike Settlement.

IIazleton. Pa, Sept. 30.-All negotia-
tions between q. II. Mnrkle x CO. and
their employees are Off and arbitration
has received its first sci iious blow in the
present struggle between the miners and
mine owners. Last night the committee
nf employees which presented grievances
to the firm sent the following communi-
cation to John Markle, the managing
partner of the finn:
I'VE. the undersigned committee of
employees of &. Il. Markle * Co., ap-
pointed 10 arrange for arbitration under
ihr agreement between the firm and the
mon. do report that the agreement is bro
ken by the employees
The employees two days before the big
strike WAS called decided to present
grievances to the firm which differed
from those of the United Mine Workers.
rhpy asked for about onc-lalf the in
crease of wHgcs asked for by the union.
The finn made nn answer in ten DAYS
refusing to grant several Of tho demands.
rhr employees then asked for arbitration
~ thc rejected Grinnlds. The tirm had
IN agreement with the 1ncn chat If they
hould differ On amy question rhc question
sim,ld hr submitted TO arbitration. Tie
mon also had ngiced - remain IL work
pending negotiations for arbitration and
that if they did not continue At work
then The firm would consider the arhitra-
tion compact aS broken.
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ton. Md; Ben Fisher, b. g., j. w. Walls,
Crumpton, Md
Thursday, October a. 2.35 pace and 2.sO
Irot Anitoia. b. M, Frank Harris.
NutztoWn, Pa. Anita b. m. f. NJ. Har-
veN. Media. Pa; Ami T., $. M. Newark
Farm. Newark, Del; Ben Fisher i. y.
james w. Walls, Crumpton. Nd: Belle
Mc'iregor, 70. M, w. y. Gray. Winning
ton, Del; Colonel Wilkes. b. e.. ]. T.
tray Wilmington, Del; Lady Lawson.
D. m, Lindenthorpe Stable, Chester Pa:
Auna, b. m, W. B. Biggs. AIiddletowp'
Del; Sir Nasco, br. g, Thomas II. Har-
IAN, Elkton, Nd; Maggie Russell. b. m.
Free Gardner, Rockland, Del: Billy NJ.
D; g, George Timanus, Avondale. Pa:
Tony, b. g, Wilmington. Del: Cecilia.
70. M. w. MacFarland, PHILADELPHIA.
a. Lizzie e., b. m, Charles ]. Chand-
ler, hennett Square. Pa: Christmas
Chimes. Maplewood Stock Farm, Brads-
town. y. j.: Walter f.. b. g.. Crissy &
summons. Philadelphia, Pa. Cecilia, ro.
M W. Macfarand, Philadelphia, Pa;
iaiace Glrl. b. M. W. MacFnrand.
Philadelphia. Pa: Flora H.. $. M. I. a.
Owens. Wilmington. Del.
2.2S class, pace and trot. Annie r.. br
m. Samuel Il. Leaver Garrettford. Pa:
ben Fisher. b. g.. James w. Walls.
Crumpton. Nd; Cecilia. ro. M. William
AacFnrland, Philadelphia. Pa: Palace
oiirl. b m. William MacFarand. Phila
delphih. Pa: Lady Lawson b. m. Lin
,lenthorpe Stable. Chester. Pa: Walter
r., b. e. Crissy & Simmons. Philadel-
nhn. Pa; Charlie T., br. g. w. r.. Biggs
:Middletown. Del; Sir Vasco. br. q.
Thomas II. Harlan. Elkton Nd. Lulu
~ j. m. II. w. Austin, Woodstown.
~ j.; Golden Rod, $. g.. W. Walter
iiarzel. Roothby Hill, Md.
2la class pace and 2.16 trot Gilkev. b.
=. Charles Ranch. PHILADELPHIA. pa.
Daisy b., b. M. Joseph Aranlove. Mid
lletown. Del: Windsorwood Il. III. Cum
her'Hnd Stahles, Bri1gaton y. J., Peter
L.. ch. 3, Cumberland Stables. Bridge
ton, \. j Allerteen ~. NJ. Wawaset
Stables. Wilmington. Del. Jessie Wood
d. M, Frank Harris. Kurtztown. Pa.
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prcrr.sa az ~. y,rn.na.

Washington, Sept, 30.-The crnsns bu-
rcau has finished the enumeration of all
the cities III the United States of over
2a,HOO inhabitants with the exception Of
Los Angeles. Seattle ami Tacoma. The
work Of announcing the states will come
nest. beginning With Arkansas. The
states will ie Announced in short hulle-
tins, giving The talal population increase
OVER the two preceding census reports.
the population hy countes ANA the popH-
lation Of each of The cities under 25.nlm
including MI the incorporated towns with
in the state limits. II is hoped 10 com
pletr tho work On the states hy the time
congress assemblies. after which he work
ON the vital statistics will be pushed
Interesting hnll,iins III This connection
are expected. So lar rs the work has
progressed il appcal. likely that the pres
Vnt cenSliS will eost i'll the nciGhborhood
Dt Sl5UOO O0O.
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Crest, N Clarke Tonight.

Mr.. Creston ClarNe whose name has
heretofore I t. II so closely associated with
ShaRtspta'enn roles, ill present rev
"rhan''c pay, u ht Ragged Cavalier"
t tie O.tIa House Tor lght.
:'Ih+ Ragged Cavalier" has something
" he oeilgt tiul flavor and charm of the
u hna stories, and well known news.
APP "ii'"'r have even gone so far as to
ntc are Il AT A. dron allc production it
Is sup rial T., he dramatizaiion uf An.
thony ii'm's strring romance. 1t tells
An lntert s,irA story, in which love, the
spirit ii nom nticism, charming senti-
nrnt snd III ling incident form the
culei tleluenl.
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THOMAS d. sHEARMAN DEAD.
Famous Man of Plymouth Church
Expired After Surgical Operation.


New York, Sept. 30-Thomas G.
Shearman, the well known attorney and
leader in Plymouth church, died at his
residence in Brooklyn. Death followed
a surgical operation.
Mr.. Shearman arrived from Europe a
week ago. He had been taken i'll in
Paris, and on reaching his residence in
Brooklyn the family physician was call
ed in. 1t was discovered that the sick
man had a diseased kidney, and after
several days medical treatment 1t was
decided that the only hope Of saving his
life was to have him submit to surgl-
cal operation. This was performed, but
the patient failed to rally and passed
away four hours aftcrward. The sur
gcons say that the disease would have
killed him inside of week at the longest.
Mr.. Shearman was born in Birming-
nam. England. in 1884. In the legal
profession of New York state he stood in
the front ranks. Possibly his most nota-
bic achievement was his defense of Hen
ry Ward Bcechcr in the famous Beecher-
Tilton trial For many years he hal
been superintendent of Plymouth church
Sunday school, possibly the largest one
in the United States. lie was also Il
trustee of the church.
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Guarding Men nj Work.

Shamokin. Pa. Sept 30.--The only col
licricS in this region in operation are the
Natnlia. North Franklin and Mid Valley.
The former and latter worked very short
handed. while the Franklin is manned by
Il full force. The men ut the latter plant
were closely guarded I'LL day by deputies
who lined every nvcnuc leading to the
breakers. The employees say the police
protection is unnecessary, but the COM
pany deems it prudent TO offer them all
the protection possible ON account of
fear that crowd of strikers from this
place will march on the collicry
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Trial Trims of New WAR Ypsseis.

Washington, Sept. 3O.lt has been pro-
posed to the navy department that the
trial trips of the monitor Wyoming and
the torpedo bonts Paul Jones and lrrble
shall hc in San Francisco bay by the
standardized ScTpw method lnSiPAd of
over measured course. as is uSunl.
These craft are n0w in course Gf con-
stlurtion by the Union Iron works Of
San Francisco. \ determination has not
been reached vet, and it will depend upon
the views OF the bureau chiefs as to the
practicabiliiy of the plan.
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A Cursc,v Law In Manila.

Washington. Sep'. 3D--,icncral Mae
Arthur AT Manila recently issued the
following general order for the better
government of the city nf Manila: 'EX-
istine orders rcquirin. residents of the
city Of ManilA to conlnr themselves to
their homes after IN orlnrk =. m. are
hereby amended 70 extend The hour TO IL
o'clorl; p. M. after which honr the streets
Of the city will In cleared by the police
Saloons will be closed at 10 o'clock p. M,
and the sale Of liauols is prohibited after
that hnllr" ="
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Football Saturday.

Yale %; Trinity 0, at Few Haven.
Pennsylvania -; Lehig b s, at Phila-
delphia.
Harvard p; Wesleyan 0, at Cam
bridge.
Cornell 6; Syracuse 0, at Ithaca.
West Point 5; Tufts D, at West Point.
Brown 27; Colby 0, AT Providence.
Athens A. "A. p; Sc. Thomas 0, at
Athens, Pa.
Indians 46; Susquehanna 0, at Carl
isle.
Union l2; Colgate 0, at Scheme ctady.
Osdensburg II; Pottsdam 0, at Ogdens-
burg.
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Nonster order For steel Cnrs.

Pittshurg, Sept 3O.-,l'le largest single
order for cars ever placed in the world
WAS given To the Pressed Steel Car COM
pany here by President J. *. Cowan Of
the Baltimore and Ohio liailroad COM
pany. 1t was 4,OO0 gondolas and 1000
self clearing hopper cars of lOD.OOG
pounds capacity each. The price was
HOO per ear. or S6,G00.0O0 for the lot.
To manufacture them will require i00.-
600 tons of steel The cars will be turn
cd out and delivered as soon as made.
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$1.5O Special Excursion to Reading
Pa, $i.5O. October 4th, via Penn
sylvania Railroad.

On account of the Agriculture Fair at
Rading October 4th, the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company will run : special
excursion from Wilmington, Del, to
Reading on that date, and sell rond trip
tickets at rate of one dollar and fifty
cents, detailed information will be given
later.
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:S1.5 to Rea ding and Return via
PennsA wanna Railroad.

On account of the Agricultural Fair
at Reading, Pa, the PENNSYLVANIA Rail
road Company will run Il special train
on October 4th, leaving Wilmington mt
7.SO Il. m, Chester 7.45 Il. m, and re-
turning leaving Reabing at 500 y. M,
round trip tickets good only on special
train in each direction. will be sold at
rate of $1.50.
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pronI,esies pence ON OCT. 11.

london, Sept. 30.-A special dispatch
from Cape Town says that United States
Consul General Stowe, who goes to the
United States shortly on leave of alb
sencc. has expressed the opinion that
peace will be proclaimed on Oct. IL, the
anniversary of the commencement of Los
ti!:ties in South Africa.
The sun., 1900-10-01
conl storage plant to he Erected.

Nlitllctown. \. V. Sept. 30.-Thc On
tario and Western Railroad company has
lust completed arrangements for the cree
ton Of I'm anthracite coal storage plant
here with II capacity of 100000 tons.
The coal thus stored here will be reloaded
Ivy improved machinery and shipped
when the mines are unable To furnish suf-
ticont coal to meet the demands of the
market Work ON the plant will be
commenced ut once.
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nobson Has sore Eyes.

Washington. Sept. 30.-Lieutcnan Hob
son has applied to the navy department
for six months leave of absence because
of trouble which has developed with his
eyes. He has experienced considerable
pain with his eyes Of late. particularly
when exposed TO strong light. and it is
understood that a specials: has recon-
mended ttat the organs be gwen com.
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To Play for Sweet Charity.

The base ball club of the police OF /. !.
Of the east side has challenged the ...,
side club tn plav game of ball fo,
benefit Of the Galveston fund, on tol, :.
row week Sergeant Bayley's side Y.
poets tn win the game. He is on the
west side. The game prom ises to be an
all sided and at the same time a one
sided affair il Sergeant Bayley is to be
believed.
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avoid any possible disturbance. ne on
Is change in the situation around Ma
hanoy City was the withdrawal of the
Coal and Iron police deputies who had
been guarding the collirrics over week.
The sun., 1900-10-01
HIGHLAND

Two base hits strauss, Smith, 5 oleu bases,
tonhol =; -iahiiald, Carr, Il, M,ehan. Bases ou
balls, oil kehleA >; Ctf rum,l L. hit by pitched
baIs, tumei, CoDnuI. Nlid PITCHES heAlIey 2.
Duuult pay, tackh, use tU Ubfier. Pass
bal Mcen II. Lett OH bases, Highia4 8; Blown
SON s aims 2h.
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Germany waiyps n pcirt.

London. Sept. 30.--A special dispatch
from Berlin to II news agency hero saws:
'lt is reported in official circles THAT Ger
many is ready to waive the condition
that the punishment of the guilty Chinese
.fInctionaricS should prcccdc negotiations
for II settlement 1t is recognized that
satisfaction of Grrmuny's ven yeunce 4, Il
rpccial condition which should not be i'm
. | ;scd upon the other powers
The sun., 1900-10-01
Wilmington 81 Northern Commuta-
tion and Mileage Tickets.

Formerly enld only at general offices
~ the COMPANY are now on sale at ticket
office. French reat Station.
The sun., 1900-10-01
Brownson Defeated.

The Highland team OF Philadelphia,
defeated Brownson Saturday by score
of 8 TO 2. The score:
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Special Train to Reading via Penn.
sylvania Railroad, Account Agri-
cultural Fair.

Leave Wilmington 7.SO a. m., October
4tll, returning leave Reading 500 D. m.
Round trip ticket only $3.50.
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Read The san and set all
the news. delivered at y0ur
d :" 6 ms a week.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-02-15
TO STOP A COLD,

r After exposure or when You feel n cold
coming on, take II doae of fOiey's Honey
and Tar. 1t never fails to stop coid II
taken in time. Take no thing else All
druggists, I
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-02-15
Superi0rcOurt.

In Superior Court yesterday afternoon
Counsel furnished argument in the case
Of Maxwell vs.. DeValinger. Judge Boyce
charged the jury, which retired at 33O
O'Clock.
Not having arrived at a verdict at 7.3)
O'Clock the jurymen were called to the
court room. They reported that an agree
ment could not be reached and were dis
charged. The jury stood o to 8 in favor
Of the plaintiff.
The trial list was gone over and arrang.
cd and the following dispositions made:
Anna N, Daniels Vi. II, Blumenthal a.
Company. special jury, discontinue dE.T
Warner. vs.. Sarah S. England, proceedings
eDJolned by chancellor and the case cons
tinued; Stack house Bros vs. Charles
Green. bailiff, judgment for tho defeCd.
ants with costs; Ihurber g. Co. VS. Eliza
beth Williams, Judgment for the plaintiff
for $45.t4
Diamond State Iron Company vs., David
Anderson, case in appeal, settled; George
II. Walker vs. tho Mayor and Council
settled, Margaret FOra Vs. the Bavarian
Brewing Company, continued; Union
American Methodist Episcopal Church vs.
peDnel L. Webster, case in appeal, settled.
In the case of John b. Ellison e. Son VS..
Post Office inspector Maxwell, Hoffecker
ana Hoifecker for tho plaintiffs stated
that owing to the absence of an import
ant witness, 1t would be impossible to ap.
pear for trial to-day. and asked for q con-
linuanco. Judge Ball, for the defendant
objected to continuance. BY agreement
the case may be brought up for trial ou
Monday,
The special jury cases wero set for Feb
ruary 21 and March
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-02-15

The West Chester iLocal Nova says;--
Caleb Harvey, q we'll known resident OF
unionville, and Miss Elna King, caught.
or of the late William King, Of Leonard,
visited Wilmington. q couple of days ago,
and while there wore quietly madc man
nd wife,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-02-15

There were no cases for trial in
Superior Court this morning. The
case of John Ellison & Son VS.. Max
well, was continued for trial at the
next term. A rule for writ of pos
session was granted in the case OF
w. D. Warner VS.. James Griffin.
Vim. Fl. Heal, counsel for the
plaintiffs in the case of Burns ct
al. VS.. the State Of Delaware, an
action to recover mileage, was
granted leave to file an answer to
defendants plea.
The case OF Margaret Ford vs..
the Bavarian Brewing Company,
was continued until the next term
of court.
The cases OF Martin Fuller &
Co., VS.. Isaac Miller, administrator
OF William Miller; the Osborne
Company vs. Frank A. Mitchell;
and George II. Walker VS.. Mayor
and Council were reported settled.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-02-15
MORE PAY FOR
ENGINEMEN.
B. & %. Company Issue
A New Wage Rate
on Short Time.

One OF the most important an
nouncemcnts made in the labor
world this year will probably be
made officially within the next few
days, when the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company is expected to
proclaim an advance in all en-
gineers' wages.
Delegations OF engineers from the
different branches of the Brother
hood of Locomotive Engineers have
been at Baltimore in conference
with officials of the railroad, and
have Just returned to their respec-
tive lodges. The company has Of
fered the enginemen 4 cents a mile
for 100 miles, to be made in a -
hour limit and IS cents an hour for
all time made over that. The men
are receiving $575 a day for 100
miles and IS cents an hour after II
heurs. They refuse to accept the
present offer, it is stated, demand
ing a l0-nour limit instead of II.
The opinion is that the matter will
De dillltdDly duJustcu.
The advance will include all the
engine drivers on the Baltimore
and Ohio system as far east as the
Atlantic and as far west as st.
Louis. Ii is understood that in adj
dition to the advance in rate per
hour other concessions have been
granted, relating TO overtime and
extra service, which will make the
new schedule more comprehensive
in its far.rcaching effects than the
mere rate advance would indicate.
The Baltimore and Ohio has been
paying wages that are very fair
and it is only under the belief that
the business of the road iustitics an
advance that the Broth erhood re-
solved to ask for il,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-02-15
UNGRATEFUL
SON, THIS.
Faith er Says He Went to
Jail For Him. Yet
This Son Denies Him.

Filial ungratefulness and de-
pravity were the substance of a
pitiful story told by aged John
Ruhl in Common Pleas Court No. 4
at Philadelphia yesterday. Tears
trickled down his 'wrinkled cheeks
and emotion choked his voice as he
told Of his sons waywardness,
against the consequences of which
he had repeatedly striven to protect
him.
The jury, however, decided that
the son was entitled to $l400, money
he alleges to have spent in building
a house. His father, he says prom
iscd him the ground on which the
house was built, and did not fulfill
the agreement. On cross-examina-
ton the old man admitted that he
also had served 4 term in Jail.
This, however, he claimed he sutf-
cred i'll consequence of his son S
crime.
Ruhl, his wife and second son
live at 5136 Thompson street. He
repeated his story last night. II
saved him from lynching twice. -
he said. ~ gave him money to go
West with when we lived on 4 farm
in Bucks county. They were 60
ing to hang him. His lawyer wrote
me soon after that he was in Jail in
Illinois and threats had been made
to lynch him. went out with his
poor old mother and got him away
into another State.
Our home in Bucks county was
broken up on his account. He got
in with tramps when he was about
13 and he's been criminal since
then. / was arrested because prop
erty he chad stolen was found on
my place. We lived in Dclaw are
when he came back from the West.
He was soon after sentenced to
fourteen years in the Eastern Penl-
tertiary. got him out after he
had served ten. Then we came
here.
"He promised to be honest and l
bought him horse and we intend.
ed to huckster together. But he
went on stealing. He even threat
ened tokill me and tried to have me
declared insane
The wife and second son corrob-
grated his story.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-02-15
Death of Adam Dayett.

Adam Dayett died at his home in
Pencadcr Hundred, on Wednesday
morning, of pneumonia, aged 30
years. His decease is attributed
by member of his family. to a
heavy cold he took on being removed
from this city some two weeks ago,
to his home in the country. He has
been ailing, however, for long
time, and his passing away was not
surprising, under the most favora-
BILE circumstances. He resided in
Penc ader Hundred the greater part
of his life and was greatly esteem
ed by large circle of friends and
acquaintances. His wife, who is
about IS years OF age, one daug hter
and several sons survive him. HIS
funeral will take place on Saturday
and lnterment will be made at Salem
cemetery near Cooch's Bridge.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-02-15
SURPRISE PARTY.

A birthday surprise party was rendered
Miss Sallie Sayers by her friends on Nom
day evening at the home Of her parents
IN dancing and playing games. Miss
Saycrs received many handsome presents.
At 10 o'clock refreshments wers served.
Among those present were: Mamie
Bauery, ka'ie. Annie and Luoie Flame Ian
kmma and Annte Camsaw, Leona Rice,
Lena Sayers, Nellio Rice May Rice, Filth
David, Sallie Sayers. Frank August, KirH
Lyle. Frank Dugan, David JordOn, Tyson
!Jordon, Em,net Tussey. David Tussey,
Joseph Sayers, Russell Day, Charlie
Avery. James Hayes, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Sayers, MIR. and Mrs. Isaac David, MIR.
and Mrs George Rice. Mrs. Jordan, Lucy
Barttol, Mrs. Annie Rico.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-02-15

Mr.. Author Randolph Seaton is
the famous English baritone, OF
whom SO much was said and writ
ten in New York by members of the
"Four Hundred" some two or three
years ago. He made his debut in
London with great success in "La
Mascottc," and afterwards went on
tour through the United States
with Henry Irving, after which he
went to Italy, and having complet-
ed his studies there, he was en-
gagged to sing the part of Ashton IN
Lucia in which he made great
success. While in New York he
was the protege of the late Mrs. w.
G. Whitney, and through her in
tluence he secured many important
engagements. His voice is Il pure
baritone Of great power and extern
sivc compass, and besides this he is
an excellent actor, intelligent and
full Of dramatic instinct, and from
his unfailing good humor is ia
vorite wherever he goes, and will
doubtless gain many more admirers
and friends in this city during his
engagement with the International
Grand. Operatlc Company; on Fri
day, February 25rd at the Opera
House when he viii be heard in
Grand Opera. "Thc International"
is reputed to be the finest organiza-
tion Of its kind in this country, and
the citizens of Wilmington may feel
highly honorcd to .have the oppor-
tunity of hearing the splendid ar
fists who compose it.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-02-15

Dover, Del. Feb. l4-Sccretary of the
State Hughes this afternoon granted char.
ters to the following companies: Tho con
solidated Mining Company Of Russian
America capital stock $5O0,O0O This Is
New York concern to engage in mining.
The Hallock Wceder and Cultivator
Company of York Pa. This company will
manufacture agricultural implements, and
the capital stock is $2OJ.OO0'
The George l.. Jones Company capital
stock 100000 to do merchantils and
mining business. This Is Il Wilmington
(Del.) concern,
The liockor Manufacturing Company, q
l'ewes (Del } company, capital stock, SEQ
Geo. to manufacture tin cans,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-02-15

NOTICE - THE COLLECTOR OF
~ county taxes for New Castle Hur dred
vill sit al the Mayors office, New Castle.
on wednesday, February 2Sth from l2 III.
to I o'clock p. IN Every other day in the
store Of TOman s. McGrory from 90. m.
to p. m! Five FER cont, is added to ali
county tnx bills.
Extract from the laws Of Delaware,
Governing the Collection Of Taxes OF New
Castle County. Section 8, CHAPTER 40.
Vol 81, Laws Of Delaware, as amended:
!, Section .. That on all taxes paid before the
first day OF October thore shslI be an abato.
ment Of five per centum; OIL all taxes raid al.
ter the first day Of October and before the n rst
day OF December there shall be an abet emont
Of three per centum; and on all taxes paid al.
ter the first day Of December and before the
hrst day Of January there shall be no abate.
ment and on oil taxes unpaid after the first
day 81 january, five per centum thereof shall
be added th ereto
PATRICK McGRoRY,
Collector.