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3 7-Sc yard for 32-inch White Shaker
Flannel; soft and fleecy; sold usually
at &c yard.
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$3.50 for black tafeta silk waists
which sold for S.
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$29S for ladies' all wool black serge
skirts which sold for S4.9S formerly.
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s69S for lot OF ladies' black cheyiot
serge suits. which sold for $3.50.
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70 lie pair for Boys White Pique
and Duck Mildly Long Pants and Knee
Pants.
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s2.sS for ladies' white taffeta silk
waists which formerly sold for ST.
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a9c pair for 10 pairs of Ladies' Dom
gola Strap Slippers; sizes and 7;
which sold for S125.
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2 Use yard for 36-inch cream curtain
; scrim, in pretty designs. usual y sold at
DC yard.
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Use yard for best quality 5-quar-
ter stair or runner oil cloth, such as
sells for loo.
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15c for white applique scarfs and
shams in pretty designs, worth 35c.
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CSC for extra heavy full double bed
size bedspread such as sell for 81.
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s1.9s for ladies' grey homespun
skirts, which sold for 1898.
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s2.9s for ladies' covert and cheviot
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soc for aiue and Black Polka Dot
Duck Skirts with knife pleated foune-
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s1.9s for ladies' black and blue polka
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Racing mt Upper Marlboro 9oday.
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77-Se for waterproof felt window
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complete.
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19c for lot OF boys wash suits Of
Galatea cloth in variety OF patterns
Sizes 3 and 4.
ssss for lot of ladies' plaid back
rainy day skirts of excellent materials;
excellent fitting.
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SOC pair for IA pairs misses dongoIa
Oxfords, sizes II IL TO l, which for
merly sold for 81 pair.
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1-2c for lot Of mems mixed meriuo
hose in all sizes. and lot Of meas
white and eolored hsndkerehiefs.
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II 1-2c for lot of children's colored
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23c for lot of infants long and short
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Jokes.
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Racing ut Upper Marlboro Today.
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4 7-Sc for all linen check glass tow
cling. such as sells for 10c-
lie for bows Brownie overalis of
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-03-09
STRINGHAM ~.
BROKE A ROD
And Prevented A Success
full Trial Trip Making
Repairs

An nccidens to the machinery Of the
U. :. torpedo boat destroyer Stringham
presen cd u successful trial trim Of tho
ship on the Iiyer yesterday afternoon
The Strfngham loft the mouth OF the
creek early and was at Bombay Hook at
o'clock. She was then moving very rap.
idly. Her screws were uhurning the
water white and n look Mt her engines,
eight In all, showed that the propellors
we're making $50 revolutions minute,
This indicates about 80 miles al hour IL
was while the torpedo boat was max
ing this fast time that n loud reporG IN
The engine room told those ON d,ck that
something wa, wrong. Engineer Con-
nelly shut off tho steam i'm nIe'i laUaly and
an exanina ion showed tho high pressure
rod On the valve stem Of the sturboard
cngne to be broken. The broak WAS
caused by the rod becoming Gverheated.
The accident necessllatetl u postpoue-
ment of the trip and the Stringhams
PROV was turned norJhwurd. The torpedo
boat reached Harlan and liollingswurth .
sEipyard about O'clock and was duckcd
at once. the machine shops presented
scene OF &c ivity last night. A now high
pressure rod wa beiEg turned out as
quickly as possible. Tho now rod Will be
placed in position "a early as possible.
Thore viii Nv another preliminary run
on the Delaware IN about week, how
ever, when tho builders will lcarn Just
what speed the Stringham can make I'M
der full power. She is to 60 thirty knots
an hour for two and one-half con sscutive
hours on the official trial The builders
hre in consul'a ion with the government
officials about this run to be made on the
Chesapeake.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-03-09
DOTS.

Edward ". Pierson of Hockessin, will
sell his personal property At public sale.
on Thursday, the 22nd inst. as he intends
to remove to our city ina few days after,
Rev. r. Cornwell Jennings will adore. q
the Sunday AFTERNOON Y. N. G, A. meet.
ing.
james Kane, member of Council from
lhe Fouth ward is Ill wi b pneumonia,
Letters testamentary on the estate Of r
\ wainwright of New Castle hundred have
been granted to Eva S. wainwright.
1t Is expec ed that 43 dwellings will be
erected IN the Eleventh ward ~ soon as
the weather permits.
A meeting Of the Republican First Dis.
trict Committee will b. held at the rovrs
OF the Lincoln Republican Club on Sat
urdhy evening ut o'clock. -.
Roy. Richard H. Nelson, rector of ST.
Peters Epi copal Church, philadelphia,
VIII DO the speaker at The business mems
MONDAY service In st. Andrews Church
Eighth and ehipley stree, $, to-day.
"flow to get in touch with nature"
viii lie the subject Of DR.. Schmucksr's
lecture in Fiiends' Meeting House 10.
night,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-03-09
" ork OF the keaper.

Mrs. MARI Royboid Tatnall, wife Of
Ashton Il. Tatnall Of 1903 Jackson street,
died Oh "Wednesday night.
Mrs. .Tatnnll was the daughter Of the
late John Reybold OF Delaware City.
She was. II member of Roanoy Street
Presbyterian Church and was interested
u he Florence Crittsndon Humo and
Sunday Breakfast Mission. Her husband
and four childrcn survive her
Mrs. Frances Msgary vito of Michael
Mesary, OF No. 3o5 West Sixth street died
yesterday.
Mrs Louisa Gerhard dnPont, widow of
the late Henry du Pont formerly OF near
this city, died yesterday at Lakewood, n,
Smyrna. Del, March ST.. w, Denn,v
well'known citizsn, and for many years
proprietor of drug store on Coinmsrce
street, died late this evening. Mr.. Den
ney had been in III health for some time,
but only recently his condition bacams
serious. He retired from bushes, some
years ago, being succeeded bv William L,
Dunn. Mr.. Dennoy was me,r bsr Of tbe
Town Council, had hold several POSITIONS
IN municipal affairs, and was q prominent
member of the N. Il. Church.
Mldaletown. March Mr.. Joseph Gary
died this morning ut 625 o'clock. II, his
homo on East Lake street, in TIM Goth
year OF his age. Mr., Gary hal been COLI
nuel to MS home for nearly year, and
was confined to his bed Just eight weeks
before his death He had indomitab!e
energy and ambition and refused to give
up ms duties to III, disease consumption,
thai had taken hold upon him, until his
strehg gin mad utterly failed him. At one
ume he was considered one of the best
builders and wood workers in this neigh
borhood, and for u long tin was one OF
extensive contractors known as Fostnr Il
Gary. He was member of Union Lodge,
No. 0. A. =: ana A. NJ. of this town He
leaves vile and one son, aged about II
years, to mourn his death. Tho funeral
Will take place from bis la residence. OF,
Monday afternoon next, March l.th at 9
o'clock. Service. at tho house, inter mont
IN Bethesda NJ. Il Church cemetery.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-03-09

Dover. Del, March 8.-Dr. +. l..
Gilpin and Alexander Comegys, OF
Middletown, and Patrick Neary OF
Wilmington, former chairman of the
Democratic county committee, called
on Governor Tunnel today in the
interests Of John Biggs. for United
States Senator, in event that the
United States Senate should act
favorably upon Governor Stone s
appointment OF M. S. Quay, from
Pennsylvania.
The Governor received the dele
cation very cordially, and was
closcted with them for some time.
1t is said that the Biggs men will
now fight for no appointment by the
Governor, because of its tendency
to cause a division in the Demo-
cratic party on the eve of the most
important general election in Della
ware history,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-03-09
SHALL w DlspUlH
The OpinIons Of Scores Of Our Fellow
Citizens,

Residents Of Wilmington. like othel
American CitiEens In making an invest
mont. want to b cure OF getting the
worth Of their money. They want to
know oil tho why's and whsrsfores, and
In direct ratio to the value OF the invest
Inent, they burrow and ferret until satis-
fed with the collateral. Take an instance
In the realm Of proprietary articles II
We know Of = friend who has been cured,
w havo como faith 10 tho preparation; II
we know Of two or three our faith increas-
es. If the cures reach scores, all woll
known citizens, any ono who still main
'ains that there Is nothing beyond ordi-
nary merit In the sald preparation can
safely be left to the care of his fellow tax
payers. II he wishes to pick q quarrel
with them OH the question OF their judg.
msnt and veracity. no has ample oppor.
tunity tn Wilmington to do %. Begin
with this case:
Mr. Samuel Dulling, CARPENTER and
Builder Of No. 407 West 9Th ST., says:-"I
had kidney complaint fur ten Yeas and
was often laid up with IL. being ct times
50 bad that could only turn or move in
bed with the Rrsatsst difficulty During
that long period ussa many medicines
but mover found anything answer the
purpose like Doan's Kidney Pills l got
Two boxes al Danfurth's drug store on
Market ST., and used one and a half. They
cured Inc. Besides performing what they
promise. It 10 worth men tioning that they
nre pleasant to take, cause no bad effects
on the system. In flae. they simply remove
tho pain and you scarcely know you are
hiking them"
Deans Kidney Pills for sale by all deal
er. Price 10 cents. Mailed on recsips
OF prise. by Foste"- Milburn Co., Buffalo
N. Y. Sole agents for the U. s. r.
membar the name. Doan's. aud take no
substitute.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-03-09
Twentieth Century Offering Work

Rev. John ID. G. Hanna collected see II
last week toward The twentieth Century
Thank Offering. H. visited he ehnrehes
o. Townsend, Blackbird. Fast Nswmnr-
Ees. Preston and Tilghnans Island .The
week was one OF exposure and bard work
tnt not Of financial resnlts," Mr.. Hanna
says.
In connection With the thank Offering
movement Rev. John d. c. Hanna say;
VIII all the brethren Of the oon fer ence
give spocial attentiun to collecting the
subscriptions to tho Twentieth Century
Thank Offering Fund, secured bv Bro
Kama Uniss each ono does this he viii
not bo able to make . report. Report ali
moneys collected. 20 Bro. Hanna before
Tuesday, March 10th.
The Thank Ofsricg C0inmittee appoint.
Cd by tbs last Conference will meet In En-
wgrth Church. Tuesday night. Marck e0th
Ut 7.90 to consider is final report. Everv
pBssent
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-03-09
THOMAS +, SHEA,

Thomas f. Shea will open an ell
gagement for two nights and one
matinee, beginning Tuesday. March
IS, at the Grand Opera House. The
bill will be the great naval play
"Man-O-war's Man While there
is a remarkably realistic naval bat
tie between American and Spanish
ships in this play, it is supposed TO
take place in the waters of Nicara-
qua. and not in Cuba or Manila, the
scenes OF the play being laid in New
York, Honolulu, Russia, Centa, off
the north coast of Africa and the
harbor OF Corintoo, Nicaragua. At
the Wednesday matinee Slaves of
Sin will be given, and in the even
ing "a Tale Of Two Cities.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-03-09
Bids For Removing Wreck,

AT the office of United States Engineer
W. +. Smith bids for removing wreck
from the bed of Little Creek were receiy-
ed ms follows and forwarded to Wasbin ,
ten Charles W. johnson OF I.swes s9s3.
to begin work in 10 days and compleIe in
20; Dreamer Wiecking Company Of Phil
ndepha, S295.s to bs9in work In 5 day,
and complete in Is; John j. Fl zpatrirk
OF Plattsburg. n. Y who is now remoy-
ing rock from tho bed of the Chri tiana
river, s3?o, to begin work in 10 days and
complete IN 8; Cornelius j, Kelley Of At
lAn'ic City N. j.. s}i5, to begin work in
10 dnys and complete in 10; Joseph Potter
OF Litllo Creek, 5000. to begin work n 80
days and complete in 80; Charles w,
Pooyne OF Atlantic City, $500, to begin
work in 10 days and comnlett. in 30
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-03-09
THE WORLD
OF SPORT.

The Empire Athletic Club had boxin
exhibition last night. Jack Hagerty An,
F'ank Welsh Of Philadelphia put up
rafting III hit. They started in hammer
and tcngs style and kept it up to the end
Welsh had the best OF thu go and wa
Rivon the decision He Is willing to isee
any los pound lighter in tho United state,
| Whistler and McCus put up 'gO
that did not suit the speci at0rs
| Joseph Bernstein, The boxer, has posted
s20O to meet either Terry McGoyern CT
KID Broad.
George Byers. colored, middleweig;,t. OF
at Chicago March Is
/ Tho New York Athletic Club hockey
team defeated the Hockey Club OF
| New York on Wednesday by the score Of
| etol.
Haryard's upper class oarsmen took their
hrSt spin on the water or Wednesday.
The freshmen aro still kent ut work Oh
the machines.
Spike Sullivan is matched to fight
Young" Star, OF Philadelphia, to-mor-
row night and 'Curley' supplies, OF tho
Toronto Rowing CluD. March IT.
Vardon defeated Jones and Mackrell, the
professionals st Aiken, S. c., on Wednes.
day by up. He lowered the reaord of tho
course by Two strokes and made tho long
est drive ever seen theie.
The first polo tournament to be held in
South Carolina will take place on tho ex.
cellent grounds at Aiken. March 81 to 25
Teams from Aiken and Camden 8. e.
and Lakewood, N. J. will take part
Tom Anderson. one OF the best known
gagged by the Montelair Golf Club. Of this
cuuhtry. He is the father Of lille An
dorson, the professional, who has made
big reputation in America.
Princeton golf players have been sssur-
ed that the money will DO forthcoming
this spring to finish the links at the uni
versity, which were left iucompleie last
year by the exhausting OF the poI club.
James Swan Is laying out tho course.
Owners OF cabin 25-foot yachts made an
effort o form IN association ut Dos on on
saturday: They conld not agrce on the
rules, and committee was appointed to
draw up 1. proposition to submit to than
Mt the annual meeting OF the Yacht RAJ.
ing Association on March Is.
Owing to the resignation OF Sir George
Leach and he retirement OF Lord Danrav.
en-, IL has been necessary to elect two new
vice presidents Of the English Yncht Rae
iEg Association OF which the Prince OF
Wales il president. Mr. W. G Jameson
and Mr. A. Manning were elected
The big amateur boxing and wrestling
tournament in San Francisco started OH
Wednesday night under the auspices Of
the Olympic Club. J. l.. Scholes Toron-
to A. c., Of tho Eastern men who were
sent there, won his bout In the 125.pouud
class by defeating +. Nc Donald. of the Re-
lance Club. of Oakland, in three fast
rounds.
Peter Schumacher, Of Clevland Ohio,
posted $5O at 7 he Sun office February 2S
to bind match between himself and John |
@ Doyle or Prof. NJ. j. Dwyer. Neither
OF These wrestlers accepted Scbumacksr's
challenge and the forfeit was taken down
Yesterday Schumacher says he will 20
East In day or two and may make some
matches.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-03-09
ITEMS FROM
NEW CASTLE.
March 9th. 1900

| Death is always sad but when :
loving wife aud mother departs thi.
lie such a death is extremely sal
and is one that quickly calls forth
expressions OF sorrow. Mrs. Kath
crime Price, wife of William Price
OF South Third street. died yester-
day leaving husband and nine chill.
dren to mourn her loss. The
youngest of the latter was only a
few hours old when death reaped
its harvest. Her funeral will take
place on Monday morning next at
81 clock.
George Unger met with a painful
accidentyesterday. AS result he
bad his chin cut open and several
teeth knocked out. He had agreed
to take down the flag pole which
was erected year or SO ago by
Industry Council. No. p. Junior
Order Of United American Me-
chanIcs. 1t was while doing so
that he met with the accident. The
block which he was using swung
back and struck him on the left side
OF the chin with terrific force. The
blow was OF such force that il split
open the left side of the chin and
knocked out several OF his lower
teeth. He suffered severely for
some time and lost a considerable
quantity Of blood. He was obliged |
to have several stitches put in the
cut chin and the injury is such that
he talks with difficulty.
A new piano was placed 10 the
armory building yesterday for the
benefit of the members OF Company
II, N. G. ID. 1t will be used at the
entertainment this evening given
by Mrs. Watkins class. /
DR.. John II. Hammond of Farm.
hurst, has purchased a valuable |.
horse with a record of 2.2l. d. I
William Stradley received severe
injuries about the shoulders and
back yesterday. He was engaged
at the store house of the Knowles
Woolen mills unloading box lumber
when he made misstep and fell Il
distance Of twelve feet. Ii
James B. Toman. Jr., who has |
been indisposed, is improving. II
The Major Reybold has CON- t
menced her spring trips.
Miss Cecilia Boyle is entertain
ng Miss Mamie Duffy. 10
James Ward Of Wilmington, was j,
l visitor to New Castle last evening. G
DIR. Barker Of Norristown, visited
Farnhurst yesterday. f
There was joy unbounded this j
morning when it was learned that r
he shanty at the Third street
bridge was destroyed by fire last
light. For years there has been a S
rowd there that was likely to
ause lots OF fun but now that their \
heller has been burned down they S
will have to seek new quarters. AS 7
he trolley cars passed over the
ridge this morning the passengers
TODD up and clapped their hands S.
With joy. I
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-03-09
About the Ouarantired Fleet

The Briti h steamship Alton. which ar
rived at Rsedy I-iand from Calcutta on
Monday. with a large cargo Of jute, was
released from quarantine there yesterday
and proceeded to her dischareing berth At
airard Point. She had been thoroughly
fumigated and no apprehension ia felt of
any infection from disease. The barken-
tine Ncllio NJ Slade still remains In quar-
antine- The health officers there have de-
cided that it will be neoes ary to di charge
her entire cargo Of bones In order that
they may be disinfected. The British shin
Mercy, from Gusdal"upe went alongside
the dock at Reody Island yes srday in the
place formerly occupied by tho Alton. Tho
three vessels were subjected to prac lically
the same process.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-03-09

AT the Grand Opera House on
next Monday night, "a Colonial
Girl will be the attraction. The
success of the play was made at the
New York Lyceum, where il had a
long run. Mr.. Gould, who is the
star of this occasion, is we'll known
as one Of the best romantic actors
OF the day. His good work the past
three years in "The Prisoner of
zenda" has brought him into promi-
nence, and he will without doubt
soon be recognized as one of the
foremost of romantic actors. All
the scenery, properties and furni-
ture which were used in the New
York run OF the play are carried
bv the company.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-03-09

DIR. CHANDLER, of Centrevillc, is
the choice OF the New Castle Coun-
ty Republicans for Governor. He
Is a representative man, well known
and highly respected by all who
know him. He has liberal views
that draw men to him. His selec.
ton would be a fitting tribute to the
Republicans OF New Castle county.
The Governor should come from this
county this year, as the last Re
publican Governor came from Sus-
sex county. All Republicans could
unite on DR.. Chandler aud his elec.
ton would be credit TO our State.
Let the boom be started and every
true, loyal Republican throw up
his hat Tor DR.. Chandler, as the
next Governor for Delaware.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-03-09
MAN S ENEM,

"Man's Enemy" comes to Opera
House on Thursday, March Is.
The table at which baccarot is
played by some to the characters in
Mans Enemy in the Monte Carlo
scene, was an old Louis XIV. writ
ing table, and two ofthe gilt chaira
are historical from having been
part OF the contents of Fontain-
bleau Chateau. Gus Hill has
mounted "Man's Enemy" in the
most lavish manner and he has
shown the public what can be done
by grouping real objects Of art.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-03-09
First Dividend,

J. Pierpont Morgan and Co., yes
terday paid out checks aggregating
$4,000 as dividends on the first
preferred stock Of the Reading
Railroad Company. This is the
first dividend since 1893. 1t is
thought that the Reading Company
is now on a paying basis until
wrecked again. which appears of
late years to be its fate.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-03-09

! completely braced me up. am just as
vigorous as when boy aud you cannot
realize how happy am"
Dear Sir:-Your method worked beau
tifully Results were exactly what need.
ed. Strength and vigor have completely
returned and enlargement 10 entirely sat-
isfactory."
Dear 3ir:-Yonrs was received and I
had no trouble In making Il SO of tho re.
ceipt AZ directed and can truthfully say it
Is a boon to weak men. am greatly i'm
proved In size, strength and vigor"
All correspondence Is strictly confident.
ial. mailed IN plain sealsd envelope Tho
receipt is free for the asking an d he wants
every man to have It,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-03-09
Dress Skirts,

Fine Dress Skirts of black
Chevoit, circular with box plait
back, $4.00.
Fine Dress Skirts in Homcspun
and Cheviot. circular box plat
back, lap front, trimmed with Tai
feta Applique, $5. 90.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-03-09
ADJUSTMENTS,
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.

The Huntley-Jackson Company
entertained large audiences at the
Opera House both afternoon and
evening yesterday Both per-
formances were much enjoyed by
those present. This afternoon the
company will present Lincoln J.
Carter great success, 1.-The Fast
Mail, and this evening IAN limo
cent Sinner" which is accounted
very strong attraction.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-03-09
SCH|LL|NG
DRY GOODS Co,
314. Market St.
Silk Waists.

Stylish Silk Waists in great va
ricty all the newest shades.
New Silk Waists, Bias tucked
front and back. $500.
Fine Silk Waists, all over tucked
front and centre back, tucked stock
ard stitched flare cuffs, S.. IS.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-03-09
Claim For Extra Dr ed sinp

Lieutenant Colonel Charles j. Allen,
Lieutenant Colonel G, W. Raymond ana
Fist Lieutenant Charles ". keolz, form.
ing government board have sent to
Washington the estiinony in tho claim
of the New York Dredging Company
which the United States on .ineer refused
to allow. The company claims pay for
all material taken out, while the engineer
claims the company is not entitle to pay
for what was taken from tho side slopes.