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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-04-14

THE HEART OF MARYLAND.
The second and positively the
last return TO our city at the Opera
House on Monday night Of David
Belasco's most famous play "The
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-04-14

1t Is health for any cold when Simins
VIII Q Pumonic Balsam 10 noar. Depot
6O6 King street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-04-14
For snle by

TW bHIV Dy
Miller Drug Co 400 Market street.
n. Il. Dnnforth. l24 Market street,
Jacob 5. Beetenl, $40 Delaware avenue.
=. b. CRrtme'l, COL Madison street..
Almonds Pharmacy. Th and Orange.
J E. stamp. Cor Tenth and Poplar SITS.
Wilmer C. Taylor. No. 3O5 King street.
II. r. BriDghurst, 8l7 Market street.
2. james Belt. Cor Sixth and Market SITS
Joseph r. Williams. Cor. 9th and Madlso,
Ed. X, Allabnni. Cor. A and Henld SITS
H. Bradley. N. d., Cor 4th md RGdnsv
John J. Gallagher 3 Bro. ,l40O and 20 !! Marke
Seventh Street Pharmacy, Tth and jackson
Blocksom g. Spear. Cor. Second and WesJSts.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-04-14

II was very weak and extremely For several
months used presc bed tones TO avail! declared the
first dose of Panes Celery Compound made feel better
and laughed at but the Compound brought the desired
strength, and in the fall returned to school.
II am now in the Home Missionary Work among the
Freedmen of the South Never year could have finished
without Panes Celery Compound At home we have large
famy and the Compound constantly in the spring We
much to your medicine"
Paine's Celery Compound makes nerve fibre, nerve
force, restores the body health.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-04-14

II you wnnt one Of tho best pianos made
at factory prices, call ut Sis Shipley street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-04-14

When ttleB1o0d
is pale. then your lips and
checks are pale, your nerves
weak, and your whole body
greatly debilitated. The doc
tors say "You have anamia."
There's just one thing you
understanding to make
the blood rich and red.
ScoWS Emulsion
will certainly do this. 1t
will make the most happy
changes for you, and soon
your old strength and ac~
tivity will return.
Soc. and $500, all druggists.
SCOTT q BOVINE. Chemists, New York.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-04-14

Tic Fish Market.
Powell has on his stalls in the Third
Street Market fresh lot Of fine shsd, herr
ring, pike, cat fish. hallibut, haddook
whltetish, smeltz and etc., all Of which
will be cleaned ready for the pan at short
notice and warranted first class. Call
early and get first choice
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-04-14

NOTICE-I. CORNELIUS MUNDY, THE
~ owner and occupant OF the house, ait
nated AZ N. ". corner Fro mt aud French Sts,
in the Second ward, in the city OF Whining.
ton, County Of New Castle. state Of Della ware,
IN co'n pltance with the requirements OF the
acts or the General Assembly. in such case
That shat apply III writinR TO the court OF
general sessions of the state OF delaware,
In ana for New Castle Co.. TO 10 b sid At vii.
nington, on Monday, the 18th day Of
said court, for = license Tor said house ~ an
I'm or tavern. for the sale herein Of intexi.
eating liquors, in less quantltl, 3 than ono
quart, to bt drunk or the pre- nses snd
tue following canned respectable citi.
Gems OF said ward, Vt least IL OF whom
are substantial rreehoIders recommend the
said Nppii cation. viz:
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-04-14

NJ OTICtA--l, Sta NSBUKY MURRAY jill.
IN owner and occupant OF the house, stu
ated at lO4 rpst Front ST., in the Second ward,
city OF Vi lllnington, county of New Cast e and
atate of Delaware. in com pliapce with the re.
Quirements Of the acs Of the General As,em-
by give notice ! shall apply IN writing to the
Court OF General aess ois of the state Of Dell
aware, in and tor New Castle county, on Mon
duy, the 18th day OF A,sy, A. D. 1900
being the next term Of said court, for license
for said house as an inn or tavern for the sale
therein OF intoxicating liquors in less qualLi-
ties than one quart, to be drunk on the premi-
SEES , and the following respectable citiz ms Of
said ward, at least II Of whom are substau
tial freeholders OF said ward. recommend ME
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-04-14

A. r. Bass Of Morgnntown, Ind. had to
get uu ton or twelve times in the night.
and had severe Lpckhche and pains in the
kidn"ys Was cured by Foiey's Kidney
Cure. It's guaranteed. All druggist.
| A GRIPPE coughs often continue for
Amrnths AMI sulue time, lead to fatal re-
tultS after the patient Is s'.pH0@"h to have
passed the danger poin. Foiey's Honey
ana Tar afford, positive protrrtloiI ana So
curly fruIn these COUGHS, Al III lggists.
The sun., 1900-03-07
some ASSESSMENTS REDUCED
The Levy Court Commissioners
Lower Valuations ON City
and Country Properties.
WALNUT STREET HOUSES CUT
Valuation of No. 1918 Market Street
Was Reduced $5OO---Farm and
Wood Land Comes in For
Its Share of the Re-
ductions.

The Levy Court Commissioners made
a number of reductions in the assess
ments on various properties at their
meeting yesterday afternoon. A number
OF transfers were also made.
The assessment on the properties Nos.
513 to 5l9 Walnut street inclusive, which
was So, 400 on each, was reduced to
81 500 each.
The owners OF the properties are as
follows: No. 5l2, Robert d. Morrow; NO.
SIS, DIR. j. L. v. Blocksom; No. 5l7: +.
L. Seeds; No. 5l9, James Morrow.
The assessment ON No. 1913 Market
staeet, property Of jenn ]. Cassidy,
So 500, was reduced to $4,000.
Reductions III the assessment OF the
property Of Edward Hart and ". 4.
\ Scott in West District Backbird hun
dred were made az follows:
Two hundred and Jl,irty acres VIII
house and parn, $500, reaueed tS
Forty acres, woodland, $500 to 500,
one hundred and thirty acres, brush
5000, reduced 70 $500.
Total assessment 5000, reduced Y
Sc, 500. n,
house and barn Of Colen Ferguson il
: Fast District Blackbird hundred, S1,O0l
WAS reduced to So,400.
Tie assessment on the frame hous
| ana lot OF Mrs. Josephine B. Nowlane
in the First district, ST. Georges hur
dred, was reduced from s., 200 70 81, SOC
The one hundred and twenty-thrt
acres OF land, assessed to Henry (
, Clarke. in the Eastern district, Red Lilo
t hundred, was transferred to the Unite
Y States Government. This was the lar
s recently bought by the government. +.
!, The property No. II West Twelft
! street. assessed to the Masonic Hall Cor
pany, was transferred to ST. Matthew
i. L Mission and exempted from tax
ton.
The sun., 1900-03-07
WILMINGTON DELAWARE, WEDNESDAY. MARCH Z, 100

cecd1ngIy strong. According TO Inc
Times correspondent, the Boer numbers
alone enabled them to retreat from Dor
drecht practically unhindercd
General Whites garrison has begun to
leave Ladysnith and is arriving at the
Mooi river camp. where the troops will
remain several days, after which they
will 90 farther south. They are emaciat-
cd and exhausted and say the road to
Colenso presents scenes that exceed in
horror those depicted in Dante's "Infer-
no." Dead men and animals are lying,
: mutilatcd and purified, in the trenches
formerly occuoied by the Beers and fiji
INC air win Il sickenlng stencil. In cases
where hurried burial had been attempted
i the rains have washed the earth away,
and out of the earth stick CHASTITY legs
and arms Of dead burghers.
The sun., 1900-03-07

Media, March 6.--Not until after the
noon recess today did the Grand Jury
resume consideration Of tle case OF
james and Amos Pieicc, charged with
the murder Of George y. Eyre. Mary
Cowan was he first witness thcn heard,
and size was Sharply eloss-eAainiaed fe-
rarding her story Of James Fielee, een-
lesson.
There vas another efeat iaah ta Eot
INTO the cUory ouse Every at9iel 4
tbe coun y seemed determined p hear
something official REGARDING tse mast
sensational cymA ever eoWa,tla y tins
distrct. tasfeeia eagern4+s ws,t asa#n
by the spectators b Ret giiapse at tia'
\ woman wituesst- ''ne aotoria \ alssn In
4 thg waywuti l'r ~ n.afN 81 ths s.
women has mace tlian4 famous t1r lle
4 tine heiug, tbis ttGy secth @ eHj2y,
/ and tile eay fIats atd stlisiH4 aiafe' /
worn BY thshI 5bGW thet tttss i'h
pleasei witA tAe ait@pt3A tef. ss, t5t
As i rule tiia wot6 nf the gIauu lAtt
ii finding ttug htl against pGsphei
Is mere matter q FORM, bnt these l@fy
men are taking 4 nnre stilnus NieW
thpir duties. F'RSe witnesses seatd pes
.elaav state that they were SUI lseis4i {
iD alusc cross aGsstianltG and 'i.at tls'
jii,s scented dst.lninea la6 Tie pti6
aTers should te given i fair how, Ih
, nwyeis for tie ueieGc@ say ,hey beiiey
Lc.e III slight ciisrce tnat no Oil MI
The sun., 1900-03-07
s,.clal ana ncrsnE.nt.

Miss amanda @ Palmer has s1ac a
tilen Atil-, IA, q teach II, moA.s.
Miss l3ata II. Hoops .. West Chester.
H., has leturned after Visit to friends
IN tItia city.
Chicf Engineer Joseph A. Bond has 70
tUrned from an enjoyable trip p Florida
Uii The bahamas.
Mrs. Beaton Smith and daughter,
Elizabeth Vaughan, are on 4 trip TO
Montreal, Quebec, 0s!aNa, Toronto and
london, Canada.
I. -itrgireeltahive TteoGato i. Arm
stioa# aad Wife ~ NeNalk, left last
aSeaiog alnp t. t.Orda and other
saitlteru -.gtea. .eeeut 3 pril / on the
return ,rip. ;tey wiil slop 1t Asheyille,
| II. &, ata spend lsw weeks there.
The sun., 1900-03-07
riaced Under a poo Bond.

Magistrate Kelley last night placed
Charles Ieffries under 5000 peace bond.
George Flood and bis wife boarded with
Charles ,Ieffries and his wife in South
Wilmington for short time. Flood did
not pav all Ill the board, and, as he is q
spike maker al the Diamond Steel Com
, panys Works, jefflieB attached his
wages Mggistrato Kelley served the
attachment. While the attachment was
on Jeftriea would call nightly 1T tinods +
house and invite him Cit for a hght,
The thing became nionotenous aud Flood
had lefirea anaigned before Magistrate
Kelley last night.
The sun., 1900-03-07
PHILADELPHIA ATTORNEYS
CONDUCTING DEFENSE
Case of DR., A. f. Frantz Against
Girard Life Insurance Com
Dany in Progress.

The case of DR.. Abram E. Frantz vs.
the Girard Life Insurance Company and
Annuity Trust Company was begun in
the Superior Court yesterday afternoon.
A jury to try the case was selected yes
terday morning. 1t is as follows; Will
liam yickery, Thomas N. Stayton,
Joshua Clayton, Jr., Julian B. Robinson,
Samuel Morrison, George w. Gray,
Frederick Knots, Ira &. Mclaughlin,
Frank V. Whiteman, George R. Dono-
van, James M. Shakespeare, John Nivin.
Mr.. Donovan, of the jury, is a State
Representative, and Mr.. Shakespeare is
State Senator.
All the Jurors not drawn to try the
case, and not otherwise engaged for
court business, were discharged from
any further attendance.
William S. Hilles, represents DIR.
Frantz and George Tucker Bispham and
Robert II. Maxwell both of Philadel-
phia, the defendant company. J. H..
Hofecker, Jr, is not one of the attorneys
for the defendant company, but will
appear as witness.
Mr.. Hilles in op, ming the case for the
plaintiff said that il was an action charg-
! ing deceit on the part Of the Girard Life
I Insurance Annuity and Trust Company
of Philadelphia, which was receiver tol
tile Wilmington Dental Company, and
seeking to recover $1,000 advanced the
receiver by Dr. a. Il. Fiantz on whiet
However credit is given forSwo dlvidend'
oue III Is Eei cent. ana Il per cent. whicl
had been paid bY ths receiver ipaYiat
81 .32S l3 wit., Interest ifOm January l
1897
The money waa advanced with th
understanding that Dr ftantz was 2
be mace a preferred creditor Tie re
} ceivar had applied to the United state
Court for permission % borrow none
necessary to take up Indebtedness du
] II. NJ, y. Barry.
!, The latter had brought suit III W
Common Pleas Court in Philadelphia
c Tie receiver desired to pay about SlV,Uu
(, to Barry to redeem promisofy note
/ which bore collateral clause. Whe
j. the receiver started to make Distribute
& Of the funds OF the company, Dr.. Frant
J. was not recognized as preferred cred
II tor. hence the action.
d Dr. J. L. Franta was the only witne:
d examined Yesterday afternoon. He wf
president Of the Dental Company lrol
h lis organization until receiver was al
D. pointed. He was then given gener
IS supervision Of the company
a. lie testified as to tile instructions give
to him hy ii. Il. Tatnall, vice presidel
OF the Giyard Life Insurance, Anlnl'
and Trust Company. about borrowli
H about $4,000 to pay Mn. Barry. lie W
III told that iIe money would bh paid ba'
II out of tile first money received.
!. He went around among his ifleht
y and ol1tliaed SG, loo from his btotht
IS HT 4 n FrnHty Wtiea va given Il
:. receiver.
The sun., 1900-03-07
ONE CENT
CLUBS MINSTREL SHOW
ATTRACTS MUCH ATTENTION
Audience at the Bicycle Clubs Fair
Greatly Enjoyed the Pro-
dupti0n

The second night OF the Wilmington
Bicycle Clubs fair, at the Pyle Cycle
Academy, was as much of a success as
the first, and although the crowd was
not quite so great more money was spent
and the club Jared better than it did
Monday night. The first night people
went to see; last night they went to
spend.
The attraction of the fair last night was
the minstrel show. The 'troupe" was
composed of members of the Bicycle
Club, all well known young men. The
show attracted great deal OF attention
and the partici pants received loud APP
plause. They will appear again We'd
nesday of next week. Those who took
part in the minstrel show were: Tam
bourines, George Huxley, Howard l..
Shuster; interocutor, Dave Wingfeld;
bones, Roy McVey, H. z. Jones; tenor
solo, James Start comic song, R. i.
McNey; bass solo, Henry Wyle; comic
song, George /. Huxley; grand finale.
The feature OF the minstrel show was the
! comic song by Mr.. Huxley.
Several new names were added to the
| List OF contestants for the trip TO the
Paris Exposition.
At the close on Monday night Miss
/ IJtiEuDGbll NdIliClSs VI kDClItbl NV 4'S
lead in tie contest with 75 votes, but
last night she took second place and
| Miss Osborne, OF Brandywiue hundred,
stepped in first place with 275 votes to
| her credit.
i Tie votes as they stood at the close
last night were as follows:
Miss Osborne, BFandywine hundred
school-275 votes
Miss Elizabeth Carlisle, No. l5-T5.
Miss Clara Mcndinhall, No. 9-52.
loAn r. Whitehead, High School-46.
Mr.. Knowles, New Caste--40.
Mr.. Spaid, du Pont school-30.
Miss 4. Bucher, substtute-25.
Miss Annie i. Shaw, No. 24-25.
Miss NJ. Sayers, No. 1-l3.
, Miss Kirby, No. 80
Miss Annie l.. Kates, No. lilo.
Miss Cook, No. 24-9.
, Miss Franc z. kettlewood, No. 25-5
Prof. A. Ii. Berlin, High School,.
Miss Bessie G. Deyine, No. 9--l.
Miss Mary A. II. Dolbow, No. Al.
r Before the end OF the week it is esti
' mated that the leader will have over {
i Thousand votes to her credit.
: The price Of goth Century bicycle
amp offered by Daniel Ross y Son wa'
E won hv Miss Matte Il. Lamplugb, o
/ No. SOB West Third street. This priz'
e drawing is also becoming very popula
i and many people put in their slips las
J. night for tonight's drawing.
o Tonight the management offers as tn,
]. attraction genGiue southern cake wall
a by Nell known walkers. There will ais
6 be continuous music, as tire PhilhaI
& monte Orchestra has sindiy offered thei
Il services which were accepted, AM
I Elyatta Military Band viii also play.
The sun., 1900-03-07
WHAT PEOPLE Want IQKNQN

n whose interests the UXy-
hydrogen Gas CompaaY's case,
pending before the Chancellor
lis held mp BY Tue Street and
Sewer Directors 7
Who pays the attorney fees
M A!essrs. niiles and SpFuance,
counsel fer ths Street and Sewer
/ Directors in The tlzy-AydregeN
case?
The sun., 1900-03-07
Delaware cat;ie Extended.

Topeka, KIN, Nacl g. IS pUeaua.
ti9a has been ss4ed by Governor stan
Iey ] i tEp solicitation II the Live Stock
Sanitary Commission declaring quar-
ahtine W3es practically eNG.uits ne
shipmeU Il jaiHy cattle iuto Kansas.
fG qclar{all9e + established iusriar III
i5s FL t4a tH5s,r fatr its'ian 81
tn8 rg3e4s info Nsnsls halas. The
Ht GAu E.ttes tae quarantine
au Il saiast gae SeW lga13 aaates
Isa New Work. NeW Jersey Delaware,
/ Esn8s yiyania, 0ftoi iNaptnck, Ton
aEeee, Indiana, Michigan, Illinois, " Il.
taasin Minnesota, lpwa Nebraska and
4 t9t9iadH.
The sun., 1900-03-07
,,nath N sxtlslaia y. EEle.

William y p1le died on saturday. Ct
his residence in GanEer, Gat, q pnen-
month. lie was son 0f leaae fJle, Al
this eisy, and q brother a Victor Il
Howard u ana ('infeGee loy lS. The da.
ceased was at one tinla employed ii tne
Mill weik department ii i, y. transton
Il C0ts establishments. Ite vent West
about ten years ago and became snrofn-
tendeut ol i pianirg mill. t!e was ~
years ola Mr.. Pyln was msriadt three
times; his FIRST wil,, was Z MISS Augusta
+ Green, his second, miss hHry, aad
4his third, who survives Linn, was 7
1 Western girl lie leaves q daughter
Helen, BY the tirat vile, and q son %
the third wife.
The sun., 1900-03-07
Cnerrr Esland NlarsIl co.npAnE.

Ab tie anuaal meeting q the slock
holders oi she Cherry Island Marsh
Company the old board Of directors, was
reelected, as follows j. Atwood Weldln,,
Isaac j. Talley, Thomas j. Tal!ey, Wal
liam Sselers and William l-awton. INe
REPORTS oi officers were exceedingly en-
conragipg, showing that the banks were
maintained last year 1t less expense
than during any former year, winch i
due to the fact that substantial bank
has been put up, The cost oi mainten'
ancr is legs than 80 cents ptr acre.
The sun., 1900-03-07
PROSECUTION DOES NOT BELIEVE MARY COVAN

be found but District Attorney Smith
saws this is impossible.
Fhe delay IN taking up the case today
was due 30 the necessity Of providing
cases foI triad hV tie court nNN in ses-
sion aud trnp bills were found against a
humber u prisoners lorassaalF, robbery,
etc. Meanwhile fully l9l Witnesses were
crowded into She liJtle room ~ih only
one window Nearly half D! tese Wit
nesscs we're women. 1lie atmosphere
WAS close iii die aNeainG 81 cauit and
\. itlt,H %a hoar Leea stialn# One
3mlal iaia.@d ani gGeu Ibe ,gunty
Sca0a3sstaapH Was r3acaa ~ provide 4
QM.eTlaIiH tCl tEN witnesses awaiting y
eaj .a4i C'a Etfnd i&fF
6b4f taffy. q, Ghtster. tacay eenlad
II st5l.y III saa ii Sd t;tag lite atittetif@s
os.l4ftilg I'LL .eI tu aiifra iHIGei' re-
svait ft iHniu3ttaQ legar&ihE the
NIasaabcula - tie Wa aa, Tng ana guns
-t5i,si3 ft@m lyr SIS his murderer lie
;i.sti rayt 5.as In; atant bin II lHiGlma-
non. aaneiy, ti.at hereafter Eyre'e Miss
iug sG.tf Aouh, be- saa1 eaed tni aloag ttf
EcHtsn ylaia @4@H#.
ma mos 2,.tlat. ta Ggen at lrat foscec
Is he, rvH / at Nafv t'a~an'A story lha
It Mas sui.k " tile lnotth OF Itaecool
cFopk N iil4e an attempts Will now "
Naap ta alav2 tAal pietca ,etnrned t'
JErsiri &{tcF tie uutGer II hyre
,l.;3 .ulG tf.rm aNs the iit)eisNessei q
.oi,,e 81 Till aarpeS. Tie failure OF tn
la0sccutioa II ind TINS Boat ia one Q
tin4 sSt5nn,.-b lu,n.s in favor Of the pris
Oi;eT5.
The sun., 1900-03-07
TN,5 RED I9Clii E.iEli.
llye Year oiG Roy suffers I1rom u
Singular Accident.

fiye Year Old Roy suffers Nrom y
singular Accident.
Little Willie Bowers, the 5-year-od
son ot James j. Bowers, 81 NO. 19i West
siNth street is probably injured lnr lie,
hy i Singular accident which occurred 80
Linn just six weeks irom yesterday.
NJ hile i load u s5fi coal vas boing RIM
into the cellar Of lowery 4 Beadrnsopf
morocco factory at SiNth and Monroe
streets, Willie slid down the coal shlte
into the cellar and was partially buried
IN coal. Had Il not been for the screams
of playmate the entire load u coal
would have been poured down upon
him and he would have been killed.
Il was Just ms colored man was
about ia cast fifty pound lump OF coal
into the cellar when little bov cried,
"Mister there is a little boy down in THAI
cellar. The man paused and heard q
| faint cry. Mr.. aowery was notified. He
rushed into the cellar aud brought up
the little fellow.
Willie was in a seuIi-Conscions c9ndl-
ton and his head was badiy injured.
Mrs. Bowers, bearing OF the accident,
went to the factory and carried her son
home.
The child las been suffering with oc.
casional 9pasms since he fell into Tie
cellar. Dr. Springer is attending the
little follow.
James j. Bowers, father Of the child.
when seen last night, said that he at
tyibnted The ehid's illness ~ tho fail
"It happened on Tuesday, jnst Is
weeks ago, today said Mr. Bowers
"and the reason that l rernembef it i,
because Tuesdav i an unlUcly dag io
ME and ny family. 4.
The sun., 1900-03-07
brave F|GHEMADE BY BOERS
With Great YigoF They Strongly
Contested Brabant's
Advance.
FINALLY HAD TO RETREAT
Roberts Reports Gatacre in Storm
berg, Clements Near CoIesberg
and Marlborough off to
Naauwpoort With Ok
ford Yeomanry.

London, March Ga dispatch from
Dcrdrccht, dated March 5, says:
a1 General Brabant has scored a COM
plete victory. The Beers are in full re-
q treat with their guns and wagons and
are being pursued
sga "Foliowing Yesterdays success, General
F. Brabant again engaged The Boers today
4 with advantage, holding the position cap
furef Yesterday. There was some smari
5gfebtinr fhis morning, the British losinS
4 fye OF six mon and capturing The }ioei
n fort. thus vastly improving their position
The Bocla FOUGHT tcnaciously, contestln'
every inch of hc ground, but ultimately
they retreaFd suddenly carrying oif thef
The sun., 1900-03-07
CuSNiNGnAM PROVES aLInI.
nid Not Rob Ifoothwyn station and
WAS Dismissed.

David Cunningham, alias "Euck,"
chargedwith robbery and Fate 6reaking at
sioathwyn Station, Pa, which WIS SAD
10 have occurted on the night q ltfen-
ser ~, 1889, was tried az Media yeatef-
aan and pr9rcd 4 complete ailbi.
Witnesses rom this city lor tne de-
t4use were Captain HlaeE. s4latoa I,
RjaEaiV. Wlitam Catheart and NGitel
M. Watson.
Culningnam Was arrested 4f aisl.eioh
iBy Detective Bernard J. lcNe ey
Judge johnson ia dtsullsslltg 5gh
ninghanl said that Titaant Gailek thf
wrong man bed been arrested. Gnn
uingbam proved That ~ was g m m
| la6enix ball IN Turn liail, tins CITY
| lfom 8 u. III. 70 2 q. ~. on the nleil 9
! tha robbery
The sun., 1900-03-07
NO BALLOT FOR POOR TRUSTEE
Levy Court Took Recess Until This
Morning, When There May be
Some Balloting.

No ballot for trustee of the poor was
taken at the meeting oil the Lew Court
Yesterday. The court at $50 O'Clock
Yesterday afternoon took a recess until
10 o'clock this morning.
Chairman Scott still favors Lewis
Dickey for trustee despite the allegations
made that he is not eligible.
Among tile visitors al the meeting
yesterday morning were: Owen j. Hes
si0n, George 3. Money, eN-mayor Of
Delaware CITY, Speaker OF the Senate
Charles II. salmon Of summit Bridge
ana state Senator Robert McEarlin Of
Hufnhurst,
one of the Objects Of the March meet
ling III to return ~ tie assessors certified
eo,,ie 81 tile books containing the as,
setsp.cnt for 1900. The assessors ha5
handed in their lists the first TUESDAY
n February and since that time Tbs
couyt haa reviewed the lisfs, and Clerl
of4Eo Peace Eoard las had the certified
coolies made.
The assessors Will now hnag UP tn
assessment books, 80 that the taxable
NAV examine them and aEcertail
| whether anv errors or exorbitant assess
ments have been made against their PROF
erty. Should they have any objection
the assessment, they have the privilege {
appearing before the court this month
present their complaints.
According to a statement made 3
Commissioner Mealey he and Commi'
sioner Gallagher will probable not try t
make an appointment of q trustee, pi
will let the matter await settlement 9
the court. Meanwhile as this city hl
three representatives inthe poor trustee
they should be able to handle all the I
lief business that comes before them.