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CAPT. LEAaY CRITICISED.
Native. OF sunm DO Not Take kindly
to some OF His Orders.

NEW YORK. March m-A special 70
the Herald from Washington psyE. In
formation has been received al Che navy
department showing that some ~ the
orders issued by Cart IseArT. governor
81 Guam. have not boen altogether salts
factory 20 the Inhabitants % the islands
one of tho orders lssued ~ Capt I.eArv.
Tor example. forbade the ringing of
church hclp night and nlarning A.
practically al ot the inhabitants ~ Guam
are Roman Catholics and very dsroat.
this caused criticism. capt Ieafg has
expla.od 10 thc Department that ths
reason for The order vas that the churr q
was quite near thc hospital and thnt ths
ringing ~ the bslis disturbed ths typhai1
fcvtr paticnfs Most - these pafifrfs
have hnen discharged from ne hoarits
and e, ls believed she governor ean now
revoke bis original 0rssF
capt Lean has IN the main done ~.
collent work IN shc island. and the su-
thari,ies are much gsafinsd sf 'he nan-
nsr IA which DE has Ran5lntsteraf arairn
~ - unisr~troa. however. thaf Pc wiH
not b. aliowe1 o. uuain mvra longer.
bat viii b. 6etachea and another ofncAr
with the rark sf captain sent 20 ssccess
htrn
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MEETING or CABINET.
Political Conditions and Puerto
Hicna uiii Discussed.

WASHINGTON. March 2a.-The cabinet
meeting today developed nothing of spe-
cial Interest
The postmaster general who has just
returned from the West. spoke % the po-
udcnl conditions tn that section ara par
ticllarly with regard 20 the feeling on the
pending Puerto Rico tariff bni Senators
Spooucg and Foraker had a conference Nith
THE president before the cabinet met. Pre-
sumatly 0n this blt but So FAR a. c1ula
be- learned. no change IN plans wac asFseI
% or proposed.
Secretary Root and party arrived ,his
afternoon from Charleston
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SEATTLE BUILDING
PASSES THE SENATE.
Bill Carries an Appropriation OF
S750.Ooo-steamer Alpha's Mail
Contract Re<cinded.

Special Dispatch 70 the Post-InteIlfgencer.
WASHINGTON, March Ex-senator
Foster. under the special privilege allow
ing bills TO be brought up by unanimous
consent, secured the passage Of the Sc
attic building bill, increasing the cost
TO $4,000: a concurrent resolution for
further survey, inspection. examination.
preparation of plans, etc, for the Puget
Sound and Grays harbor ship canal. and
bill authorizing the secretary of the
treasury to fix the salaries Of deputy col
lectors Of customs at Tacoma and Seattle.
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AIpha's Contract AnnuiIed.

Cushman today introduced bills to PEN
sion Benjamin Gilman and increasing the
pensions Of Benjamin F. Dennis and
Thomas Sanford
J. c. Martin was appointed postmaster
at orca. Alaska, vice o. J. Humphrey
removed.
The postofice department has rescinded
the contract let to Livingston B. sted-
man. Of Seattle. because he proposed to
carry mail on a British steamer from Vic
toria. which would not so direct TO Nome.
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STATEMENT IS DENIED.
bishop Hur.t says President Mrhin-
Icy Is Not Appointed.

PHILADELPHIA. March o. Bishop
Hurst. vho presided over the New Jer-
coy Mclhqdis; Episcopal t7nf,reace az
Nm,lle today. 8eaied the Published state
merl fhat De haa announced to the con-
sct,ucc yesterday thzs President McKia-
lsy had accepted 3 chair on sutcrnatlou4i
aa 30 the American university st WASH
lns-op.
The bishop EXPRESSED his resrc, that he
was mts4uotod and dfec'ed Als SECRETARY
Up teieE-arh 5onlal 10 rse fFts.deat
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DECIDED LU[L IN
SOUTH AFRICAN WAR.
Roberts Apparently Waiting
to Complete His Meshes.
ONLY ONE SETTLEMENT.
Relief of Mafeking Looked for at
Any Moment Now.

Matters of Administration of south
African Affair. New Taking At
tention of Government Indica-
lions Being Thnt the Two Rcpub-
lies WIN lie Administered ON -
Colonial Basis-Eariy Ending Of
That VIII Come Dissolution Of
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H.LT N NEGOTIATIONS.
Ecuador Does Not care to Give ID
Any Territory nt Present.

NEW TDEk. hfAreh 81 "A sIfeai f4
30 Herald from WaaaiEg-au taYa.
A helt na# n-rarfeI iH tae reapfisforT
hefatfn che United 5fafee sua Eeuadsr
f0s 600 acquisition ~ tssauds in taf f4elce
te,cause sf Toe gn HillaEness 1s the Qe1ta
F1stYfsrnsht 90 reAauGl5a aaF ~ ilA ieffi.
tors tc q faTe.gn pawsr.
T1s aasaaatora fat the c~saian af tee
Danish Wet radlea go snif ravcrrmetf
Nar. been essgersai saEae cf the cab
ia@t e1tss ln c8ptlnaEen
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Schanse OF Government Bonds.

WAsHINGTUN. March 9'-Ine AMOUNT
of bonds received at the treasury today
Tor exchange sc-s the new tSns was $40
He.ss. making total 90 date af 81. 40 s8
OF his amount N.so0.pg came from per
sons or Institutions other than national
bAuks
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LONDON. March n. a:so a M While
there IS a lull In the military operations,
the present surroundings of the war show
Interesting developments The colonial
office has telesraphed 10 Cape Town the
text OF The proclamation concerning the
destruction OF property, This VIII not be
published in London uniil after its pro-
mulgation in South Africa. but I, Is known
Il Will convey an intimation that any wan
ton destruction OF British property dur
ing the war will be regarding as warrants
ing claim fer compensation and as jus
titying lovy upon private property.
should the resources OF the TrausvaaI re-
public prove Inadequate.
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SENATOR MORGAN IN
FAVOR Of EXPANSION.
Alabama Statesman Makes
Speech on Puerto Rico,
CONSTITUTION NOT IN WAY
Treaty With Spain the Law and
Must Be Observed.

Abnnd ndonment of the Islands Impos-
sible without Violating Treaty,
and Congress Must Provide Gov
ernment, Until which Time Pres
ident Must Direct-Constttution
Certainly Covers Them, at Least
OfYlciaIs, and sets No Hounds 10
the Acquisition of Territory.
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PUERTO R|CAN BILL
A PARTY MEASURE.
President Takes Firm Stand
in Favor of Tariff.
CONFEREES HAVE AGREED.
Senate Recedes From Its Time
Limit Amendment.

In It's Present Form, as Agreed
Upon, the Tariff VIII he Collected
Only Until Citizens of the Island
Have Framed Government ana
scheme - President Believes the
Only just md Humane, hut Good
Politics - A Principle Involved.
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PACIFIC CABLE BILL
REPORTED IN SENATE.
Committee on Nava, Affairs brings
fin Haie's Biii for Government
Construction to HopoiuIu.

WASHINGTON. March S.-The senate
committee on navs affairs today agreed
TO report the hin for Pacific cable.
which Senator Hale was authorized to
draft az the last session OF the committee,
and tho report was later presented to the
senate. The hfl provides for a present
cable only to Honolulu. but declares the
purpose TO extend IL In the future.
Three million dollars is appropriated for
the work, and further surveys are author
lied to determine the most practicable
route. The secretary OF the navy IS en-
powered 10 cause plans 20 be prepared i'm
mediately upon passage OF the act. and to
employ naval vessels, 70 necessary. In the
construction. Control Of the cable when
completed. is 10 be transferred 20 the post
master general. A new provision OF the
bin requires that cables. wires and other
instruments. materials and arpurtenances
necessary in the work OF laying the cable
shah be OF American manufacture. pro-
vided that Il can be procured at cost
not exceeding i2 per cent above what q,
could be procured for in foreign markets" ="
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Senator Hale presented a written report
10 accompany the hiu, In which he said:
THE increasing business OF the United
States upon the Pacific sea has for years
drawn mems attention TO the advisahillty
Of an ocean cable between our Western
coast and some point on the Asiatic
shores. The annexation Of the Hawaiian
Islands has added TO this feeling, and tho
committee has felt itself justified in re-
porting a bin which provides FOR cable
which, IL built. VIII be the beginning Of
transnacihc submarine cable
1T Is believed by the committee that the
provisions are ample To insure the work
by private enterprise. while leaving the
general charge with the government and
the ownership there when completed At
any rate, the experiment viii be tried IN
the building OF the short end of the line.
from San Francisco TO Honohiiu. and our
furtAer course can be governed by the ex-
perience gained I'm this work. II is ho-
.'ved the cost Of the line between the
two places named VIII not be far from
100000. and should the bin become a
law at the present session Of congress. It
is hoped that the Work may be under wny
within a year"
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senate conferee. Rec.ae.

WASHINGTON, March 2o.--The con-
ferees on the Puerto Rican appro-
priation bill have agreed upon a COM
promise measure. The senate conferees
.receded from the senate amendment. lin
iting the appropriation 10 the revenues
collected on Puerto Riean importations
until the first OF last January. and re-
stored the clause in the house bill apply.
ing to future revenues. reading as fol-
lows.
Together with any further customs
revenues collected on importations from
Puerto Rico since January l. 1900. or that
shall hereafter be collected under exist
lnga laws
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SFecfa1 Dispatch TO the Post-Intelligencer.
WASHINGTON, March 2O.-Amended so
ss to be operative only until the citizens
of Puerto Rico have set up a civil gov
ernment and framed their own finance
law. the house bill imposing a tariff of Is
per cent. on exports from that island will
be made a party measure. and, toward
securing its enactment into law. the in
fiuence OF the administration will be di-
rected. The president told senators who
called at the White House today that the
Puerto Rican tariff had become a great
party question and II would be suicidal for
Republicans TO abandon the stand taken.
He is especially annoyed that some Re-
publican senators have arrayed them
selves so definitely on the side of free
trade. The passage of the bill. he thinks.
would not only be wise and humane, but,
at the same time good politics. He told
his callers today he was willing to risk his
political future upon the passage OF the
bill. He believes popular objection to i'm
posing this tariff arises from lack OF
full understanding OF existing conditions.
A thorough understanding caused him
70 revise his own first and hasty judg-
ment. Besides the necessity for reve-
nue. for Puerto Ricans, II is desired TO
establish precedent for the Philippines.
Free trade with those islands would not
only bring Malay labor In competition
with our own, but would permit the i'm
portation Of European products. In other
words, II might lead TO the destruction
Of the whqls.~ 1gQlsetive atarifr palicy @of
this government.
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Continued On Page Two
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-03-09
Asked for a Non.Suir.

Yesterday afternoons session OF
Superior Court was occupied by
argument on a motion for non.
SUIT iii the case Of Frantz VS.. the
Girard Trust Company of Phila.
delphia. The motion was made by
Robert H. Maxwell, junior counsel
tor the defendants. His grounds
were that the representations made
were of prom;ssory character;
that concerning the order of the
United States Court it is purely a
question of Interpretation Of law;
that it is a case of opinion in which
both plaintiff and defendant are
entitled to equal consideration. and
that it is evident that the plaintiff
dld not rely upon the representa-
tlons of the receivers, in that he
went to the United States Court and
examined the order of the court.
Mr.. Maxwell argued the law in the
case and was followed bv Mr..
Hlllcs, who opposed the motion for
a non.suit citing the highest au-
thorities on actions for deceitwhich
had been decided in the House of
Lords.
A rule for writ of possession, re-
turnable Monday, was granted in
the case OF the Wilmington Savings
Fund Company VS.. James H.
MURRAY,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-03-09

Columbia. s. c., March 9.-Nfrs.
Belle Graddick, handsome young wo-
man, is in Jail here charged with poll
soning her husband, j. W. Graddick.
a baker. who died Feb. 10. The widow
and Eldridge Dawkins. who had been
paying attention to her were arrested,
but subsequently released. An analy-
sis of Graddick's stomach showed that
it contained enough arsenic to cause
death. Mrs. Graddick was thereupon
rearrested. Negro cooks and servants
testified that while Graddick was sick
his wife administered some drug in hin
coffee. avowedly to break him OF tho
liquor and cigarette habit.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-03-09

I sooy, D. E., 5o7 West Thirteenth @.
| T. Barlow.
Sterling, ]. H., 5o7 West Thirteenth,
G. T. Barlow.
| Sterling, N. c., 507 West Thirteenth,
| G. T. Barlow.
Spence, B. F., at home.
Sutton, Lewis, at home.
Stewart, s. A., 700 West Seventh,
Mrs. Whitelock.
Thomas, F. E., Asbury Church.
Thompson, W., 922 Lombard, John
Gee.
Todd, G. W., 1906 West, G. w. Todd.
Delegate from ClaytOn.*
Delegate from Marydel.s
Delegate from Smyrna
Delegate from Smyrna
Delegate from Townsend"
Tunis Mills Delegates"
Travers, Alonzo.*
Tilghman, G. b.
Tilghman, T. H.*
Townsend, G. H., Mrs. R. A.
Pritchett.
Vinsinger, H., Twentyfourth and
Market, w. H. Robinson.
Z Ward, L. T. R., 2225 Tatnall, J. w.
Reynolds. i :
Weldin, George W., 1874 Monroe, Mrs
MS. Thomas. :,
Weldin, W. T., Twenty fourth and
Market, G. H. Taylor.
White, John, Jr., Seventh and Pine,
]. White.
Webster, T. h.
Winder, E. j., oil Vandever avenue,
w. S. Smith.
Wilson, J. L.
Warren, l. 81
Williams, W. 81
Wilson, William D., Fifth and Wash
ington, Annie E. Taylor.
Wimbro, j. w., Mrs. johnson.
y In dicates that homes will be pro-
vlded by the committee in due time.
In addition to the program of the
conference Rev. Samuel Thomas, of
Philadelphia has been secured to
address the Veterans Anniversary
on Thursday night of conference
week. On Thursday evening the
Educational Society Of the Whining
ton Conference will have banquet
at the Clayton House. The mem
bers of this association are gradu-
ates OF the Wilmington Conference
Academy, Dickinson College and |
Drew Theological Seminary. 1
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-03-09
Standard Offs Latest Grab,

Toledo, March 9.-Through an Eng
lish syndicate the Standard Oil COM
pany is credited with having secured
control of the Cudahy oil interests in
Ohio and Indiana and the properties Of
the Manhattan Oil company. The deal
was made several days ago, but quiet
ly. The price was not made public, but
conservative oil men estimate it at T,-
100000. W. C. Whitney is credited
with having engineered the deal. The
Cudahy holdings consist of about 500
producing oil wells, with a daily ont
put of 1000 barrels.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-03-09
Planet Mercury Wreck Confirmed.

Yarmouth, N. S.. March 9.--There is
no longer doubt that the steamer
Planet Mercury. from Portland, Me-,
for Bristol, was wrecked off Pubnico
Ledge two weeks ago. Wreckage pick
ed up gives incontestable evidence
upon this point. 1t seems certain that
the steamer has gone down with all on
board, possibly in collision off shore
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Lock Haven, Pa, March 9.--Dssatis-
fled over the practice of docking each
man half ton if one or more stones
over six inches long is found in their
cars, and demanding an increase from
10 to Is cents carload, about so en-
ployes of the Salina quarries, operated
by the Bellefonte Lime company,
struck yesterday.
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HOW IS YOUR WIFE.

Hasshe lost her beauty? Ifso, Consti pati On
indigestion, Sick Headache are the prInoi d
causes. Karrs Clover Root Tea has curei
these ills for half q century. Price 30 and j..
foi safe by N. b. D.ptortn Second AMI MAJ
kel UtfteCs. '-~-
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Washington, March 9.-The commits
sioner of internal revenue has decided
that the check or receipt given for a
bicycle transported on a passenger
train along with the owner is not sub
ject to war revenue tax.
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TO Cure COnstiaation Forever.
Take Cascarets Capty Cathartc. lUc or ~
c. c. 9. fail to cure. druggists refund moa<H
1t Is health for any cold when SimMs
White PuImonic Balsam is near. Dspse
GIG King street.
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PUBLIC SALE


The undersigned quitting farming, will sell
without reserve on the AndeI SOB, Farm. b ran
DIVINE Hundred, near Henry Clay Post or
nee. OH 'N', ID
FRIDAY, MARCH 10th. 1904 aug"
at IL o'clocE IN. shurp.
~ &r
8 good work or driving horses, Il head Of
choice dairy COWS, yearling heller. z shoat5,
lot OF chickens. . horse farm wagon, horse
cart. buggy road cart, Dcering ony binder.
N cCormick mower, h orae rake sulky cultiva-
tor, 9 hand cultlvat ors. corn cover, 2 Acme
burrows, Wierd plows. 2spike harrows, roll
or hay cutter, grSin fan. hay rope. lot Of
scythcs, sh"vels. hoes. spades, forks, single
and double trees, lot of cow and other c,ains
2set OF good wagon harness, set of carriage
harness. SGT Of cart harness, sets of lend h ar.
nes., collars, brides lines and ha tiers. Dairy
F,xtures-2 churhs, butter worker and print,
cream cans, pans, Q 20.quart cans. 22 gallon
farm boiler, good as new, 20 acres of wheat / II
the ground, lot Of household goods. and "
merous other article.
Tcrms-All sums Of $40 and under cash, all
over that amount credit Of Q mon this will he
civ. II by purchaser giving y bankable note
with an approved endorse
W. N. Lank, ANe. ms
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" III NO ht tuc Sul6 Ot
John b, Thompson, near Hockessin. D5l-
aware, on
MONDAY. MARCH IL, 1850.
alto o clock a. M
bs &
No. /. Morgan, stallion, 3 years old.
sired by Ben franklin. record 2 ~ sire Of
80 In 2. 80 list, dam Daisy Bodstte, by Ho-
detto horse; End dam by Humphrey Green
Mountnin; Bed dam by Black Morgan,
dark chestnut, city broken and fearless OF
everything, would make fine geding, al
no IL very stylish.
No. O. Chestnut pacing stallion, 3 years
old. sired by, Brown Hsl. Jr., record AJAX
sire OF Star Pointer, record l.591., good
size and fast pacer; dam Kate Scust,
trial 81. by Locomotive PAGER, is broken
to harness
No. 8. Thorouehbred mare years old.
by Fiddlesticks, he by Licking on: dam
imported mare by Baifs broken to saddle
only, and good brood mare.
No. 4. Grey colt, yearling by Conduc-
tor, record 2.l4ls. he by Eisctionssr, dam
Lucy by Old Morgan Black Hawk (Town.
sends. large size, and fine, stylish look
ing colt,
No. .. Donkey. safe and reliable for
Chiidren's use.
Also l skeleton wagon, pole aud shafts
maize BY Fitzgibbon Il Crisp of T,enton,
N. j., cost $3.50. newly painted. Two sst,
light single harness. one gold and oBs,
rubber mounted, made by Joshua Conner
and neatly new. m3.6t
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GRIP


This dread disease ID now becoming preva-
lent. Beware of tn at ''slight cough " also that
"slight cold"-it 10 the GRIP 1t can he Qaickiy
cured bv the use Of
Duffy's Pure
Malt Whiskey
as directed, il taken in time. 1t not only
CURES
the Grip. but stimulates the blood to healthy
action and prevents bad aftsr-etfects.
New York City.
Geptlemen:.-I have been using your PURE
N MI W HlSKEY for the Grippe, and find it
has helped me wonderfully. N. HALL 81 W.
9Th street.
Vermillion Ills.
Gentlemen.-1 have had the Grippe md
DUFEY'S SHALT WHlSKEy has done me more
good than any doctors medicine. Please send
me two more bottles. Mrs MARY A. BANTA.
Government stamp, marks the. genuine.
Druggists usually sell it. If yours does not "a
bottle will be sent You. prepaid, for 81; SIX
for$' Valuable book of information sent free
on application.
Duffy Malt Whiskey Co., Rochester, N Y.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-03-09

& &
= head of good work or driving horses, eaIs
10 thoroughbred Attorney and Jerssy oows
with calves by their side, 2 brooi sows, ono
with pigs, 80 heal OF Ply mouth chickens. farm
wagon horse cart dearborn, york wag snz
Champion binder. mower corn shelter aHd
grain. roller corn marker, eultivators corn
cover, Disk harrow, Twin harrow, horse hsr-
row. grain cradle. lot Of scythes, shovels hos,
spades. forks single and double trees dear
born harness. 2 sets of buggy harness, sci ce
light double harness. sets Of wagon harness,
sets of pillow harness. collars, brides. lines,
halters Lot Of DAIRY fixtures. churn. butter
tubs, block and fall lot Of rope, set of cxrt
harness, " set OF hot bed sash cider press
wheelbarrow,. ladders, = peck and buslcl
measures 80 berry cralel tool box, vice and
tools, butter worker, bowl and prints ID,
acres Of wheat in the ground. 3 stoves, lot Of
household goods.
Terms sums OF $40 and under casl, over
that amount a credit Of months will be given
on giyl ng bankable note with an approved
cndorser. JOHN L, TAYLOR,
f24.ts
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-03-09

How Are Your KldnePsy
DR. Hobbs Sparagus Pills cure all kidney ills Sam
ele free. Add. sterling Remedy Co.. Chicago OF N. Y
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-03-09

A &
good work or driving horses, II heal good
dairy cows some fresh, others springers {
yearling heifers. good bull SOW and pigs tur.
keys and guineas. sets Of wagon harness.
sets Of pillow harness, set cart harness, set OF
carriage harness good a. new collars, brides
haltars,4 farm wagons, seated carriage phae
ton wagon market dearborn Blckford q H uff-
man grain drill, good q, new; McCor IN icls
No. I In good order; horse rake good as new,
hay tedder. good As new sulky cultivator, in
good order; = hand cultivators, briar and now
ing scythes, twin harrow, Syracuse pillow, roll
or, horse cart, wneelbarrow, = corn shelters,
hay knife, grain fan, crosscut saw broad and
other axes, forks. shovels. hoes, pick mattoclt.
post spade, hay fork and rope. grind stone,
half bushel and half peck measures, 2 liked
chains, single and double trees. l 3-horse
double trees. log, cow and other chains, bags,
straw by the ton, iodderby tho bundle. oats
aud potatoes by the bushe vinegar by the
gallon, l. acres Of wheat in the ground, and
many other article not herein ENUMERATED.
All sums Of $40 aud under cash over that
amount credit Of q months will be given by
the purchaser giving q baukable n ats with APP
proved endorser.
RACHEL ROBINSON.
F. q Stidham, Auctoneer.
mist Ellis Hicks Clerk,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-03-09
PUBLIC SALES.

DUBIIC SALE-- WILL BE SOLD AT eUD.
Z lie sale. OIL the road leading from Hars's
Corner to Christians, New Castle Hd. on
TUESDAY, MARCH 10, 1900,
" L. O'Clock IA.