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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-03-10
CAPTURED
THE GANG.

Patrolmen Davidson and Lyons
made an important capture yester-
day when they arrested five youths
on the charge Of larceny Of brasses
from railroad cars in the west
yard. Complaints have been fire.
qucnt Of late that brasses have been
stolen from the cars on the tracks
OF the W. g. N. in the west yard.
The cars belonged to the B. g. O.,
and when they went under the eyes
OF the car inspector he discovered
that the boxes were missing. Will
liam Heal, aged IS years. was
pic ed up by the officers yesterday
and after ee was taken to the police
station he broke down and confessed
that he was one of the gang that
had looted the cars. The officers
went to work and succeeded in ar
resting William Tucker, alias Bush,
aged Is years; Robert McK1bbin.
aged Is years; Perry A. DENNY,
colored, aged 10 years; Harry
Browne, colored, 10 years; Fred
Cooper, colored. Is years: Fred
Reed, colored, II years. The six
Youths were given hearing before
Magistrate DAILY today and were
held in 5000 bail each for their ap-
pearance at the next term of court
to answer the charge of larceny.
Heal divulged the hiding place of
the gang, which was on one OF the
marshes near the cut off beyond
Market street bridge, When the
officers gave chase to the lads they
had to bring them to bay by firing
their revolvers. A jack was stolen
belonging to the inspector of the b.
y o., and with il they would raise
he car up so that they could alb
'tract the journals and boxes. Then |
hey would take their booty to the
marsh and heatit so that they could
nash it. In this way they sue
eeded in cvading detection and
.ept the railroad men constantly on
he alert. But so successful we're
hey that they escaped detection
ntll yesterday. Young Heal was
eld in $500 bail as witness.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-03-10
BOER POWER
IS WANING,

London. March 10.
VIVA ever the government may know or
intend, official opinion seems every whore
to think that the Boer power is collnpsing,
lhe eighth division has been under or.
doris to embark Tor several weeks but
these orders, as far as the artillery cont;n.
gent Is concerned. have been recalled,
Lord Roberts having reported that no
more artillery from home is ncce ssary.
This is tho fist pause in reinforcement,
since the war began. Sir Rrdvcrs Bul ,or.
second in command in the field, ana Lord
Nolaley are understood also to cons der
mat no more artillery is needed Lord
Robarts has altogether 452 guns, includ-
lag siege pieces,
1t l. quite clear that General Butler will
not Try anything large in tho future as he
ls To ioso sir Charles Warren, and tha lat
tcf ten Thousand men. who have bpon
or!ered to join Lord R,herts, notwi'h-
standing tho necessity Of glrrisoning his
dapot'. Will DO able to operate Il con .tant-
y Increasing force until by the time tho
iransvaal from tier is Ieached he will have
1000 cups.
l. ndon, March 10 The Pietormaritz-
burg correspondent OF tho Daily Tee-
graph in despatch dated Thursday
March s, says
ESlience of the Importance at ached
ny 'estutla 10 tnB Dril0npatlOn of the
slege OF Ladysmith Is afforded by o lie ter,
found III deserted Eoer camp, addressed
by President Kruger to tho Lanrosts of
the various districts aud dated January 7,
that in some Of the districts
only half of the burghers were Mt the
'front.' ana that others were staying at
thelr homes, and urging measures to
remedy this state of things, since the war
means life ard death struggle to our
national existence President Kruger
went ON to say
The condition of Ladysmlth is criti.
cal III we do our best and vanquish tho
enemy. We shall get all we desire "
HIS kilograms dealing with non. essert.
lals are taken to mean that ho is IN to
some m iSchiel, as his apparent indctiy1ty
uhq ualiy spells uncommon activity.
Maieklhs, rs 8 bcleaguered town. at
'ract' much sentiment and sympathy.
>, Nothing has been heard from there since
reoruary ID. There is rumor this morn
ng that Colonel Badou.powell has been
relieved but this cannot bo traced to any
substantial basis.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-03-10
HABEAS CARPUS
FOR PIERCES,

Media. March 9-Now that q continue
ance of the trial Of James and Amos
Pierce, charged with the murder of George
| Eyre, has been granted on motion of the
| Commonwealth despite the strong oppo-
sition Of the defense, there is a movement
a1loat by Attorneys ". b. BroomaIl, J.
II. Hinkson and A, B. Geary, the defen-
dants' coun sell to have their clients liber-
ated on bail by haboas corpus proceed
ing. 1t is stated that before Court
adjourns, which will be early next week,
strong petition, with good reasons, will
DO presented to Judge johnson, asking
hat the Pierce brothers DO released on
bail.
The brothers themselves wore disap-
pointed ut not having been given trial
and expected to bs acquitted in time for
tho shad season, which opens shortly. This
forms the grea err part of their conversa-
ton with their keepers, for the brothers
have heeu follo wing the fishing business
for years.
Since bein g taken back to jail they have
been diligently sewing carpet rags and
have been uninterrupted, u. 10 visitors
are admitted TO the jail during Criminal
Court.
There is, great interest manifested to
what degree The testimony of Mary
Cowau will ba corrobora cd when the
her evidence will be the most damaging
against the defendants, and it will de-
peru III u lnrge measure how far the
Com EonWealth can 40 in giving Gre
dence to her story that Jim Pierce made
the confession to her that he committed
The crima There was no ono else present
but tho Cowan woman and Jim Pisrce
when the alleged confession was made
and the Common wealth will have to de-
Ia !, tail y,f tt,n, %
Jim Porco to Wilmington to sustain the
Star Witness
:. has been intimated. and there seems
to no no doubt that the at orneys for
the defendants will attack tho character
OF Mary Cowan and introduce into the
Jury box that her story is unworthy of
belief and that she told the story antici.
Daling some remuneration.
The Commonwealth husS gone u stop
TART nor han, no doub', tho deten.e or tho
public are aware of They star cd out 10
corroboratc that part of tho Cowan
woman $ DRY us 70 Jim Fierce and her
going about Wilmington making some
purchases. In this they have been sue.
ces5ful. Thore will be ut least one woman
VII ness who will testify that ju t before
Christmas jim Pierce and Mary Cowan
Wero in the store and made tho purchases
hat Mary says were made. 1 is believed
''''' - = ''o , 10 ohp'ul tiAVSu III WIS
respect, that II Will be entitled to belief in |
very particular
There seems to be no douht about Him |
l'ierca being in Wilmington us Mary |
-owan states. llo stood up among sever
II other persons and the witness who will |
'o"roborale Mary Cowan picked him out |
Without any hesitation. Shu did not |
inoW him previously, aud is sure that he
!, the man who entered the tore with the
Jnwan woman.
There are other little details which the
IosD monwenlth will have witnesses to
rove that will go u long way in convince
nI the jury that Mary cowun is telling
he truth. no matter what attack may be
made upon her character.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-03-10
IIE|eE|j}l' B. so.

Schedule in effect November 10, 1S,a
:, a trains illuminated with PIn.scs
si.XP9Ess TRAINS
Trains leave wilmington, Delaware Ava,
NEW YORK. week si't days. Vs. 1901, 1893
sl0,h2 a. NJ: 'l2.19, +23I, 400, s5,ls Inl
sui 49, '.1i l ~ a. M '0ss P e. s9p'aayi
PHlLADE!PHiA. week Gc vs. .5.o,. sao
TO-. 7.a3. 'S25. "93s, 'slO.5g, 11.Os a. m
~. ZIP :2 81 SO, ,.4oe, %i9 al Pullman
7,SG. $50, +g.ss. liz. 'lla5 a. M; '2si, go.
~: 40, '5'p Ia. Pullman cars). $50. .74a.
G 4 ISL Tss & d aa * !ss a. a. ~
.ly.52 p. M. Sundays. $50. $50. 1888. lii.
81, A q .s cty z week AK. .795 ., m:
ca Cape e May, Ocean City and Sea Isle City.
week days sSy T.o5 a. m; '2.S4 p. m. Sun.
4ls, 7oo so :o1 m iii III S. t &c., as sis
.S4e. '4.57, 's.s9 TALL Pullman cars). asN.
.2os, $iS, '155 $50 esll Pullman ca as.
Baltimore and way stations. 200 a. m.
daily EXCEPT Sundays: PIP n: q. daily.
1'oN " ~ uhy flo, iuy, 'o.V
q. M: az So. 3.ly, "4.57, 1872 a9.ll D. m. sun.
days, 'ilS 's.W a. m: 'H56. $40, 'i.57, 1882,
Pittsburg week days, .s.ol a. M: .57.
s5,S9 tall Pullman cars, t9.ll p. m. sun.
days, 1904 a. M; '4.57. '5.ss tall Pullman
cars), 'S.11 ?. m.
Cincinnati and St. Louis, 80, a, m,:
'1256 and '9.l1 p. M. daily.
Toledo and Detroit, "3ll p. M, daily n
Toledo. and daily except Sunday to De.
troIt.
singerly accommodation, week days,
5oo a. m: 3.ls. z3s p. IN. Sundays. slS.
Landenberg accommodation, week dayA
LEAVE MARKET ST. STATION FOR
Landenberg. week days, 955 a. m.: 2.5s
b.lU p, n: Sundays, $50 Il. M. 5.45 2. m.
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA for VII.
mington. week days, .5.:5. G 50, '73D 40 q,
loo a. m: 'l2.2O. 'l.3i, 215, 'S01, u 20, 49,
500 tlll Pullman cars) 1915, $50, .7.W,
'S.SS5, ii 81 p. m. Sundays. - Is. r73O. li.W
a. M, 'l22O sl.37 els. 'i20 4.30. '5U7 (alI |
Pullman c;lrsl, $50. $50, $50, 1890 p. m.
Eelma"v!a Telephone. No. lS2.
Rates to Western points !n"er than VIA |
any other line. +. y. UND DRWOOD,
General Manager.
., B. MARTIN. Man. Of Pass. Traffic.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-03-10
Former Wilmington Woman Dead,

Teresa e. Carrow. wife of DR..
Flemnling Carrow of Ann Arbor,
Michigan, and daughter of Sarah
c. and the late Lindley NJ. England
OF this city, died at Ann Arbor yes
terday after a ten days illness.
Mrs. Carrow was married to Dr.
Carrow here about twenty five
years ago and shortly aGterward
went West. DR.. Carrow had an Of
flee at Sixth and French streets.
Mr. England, Mrs. Carrow s father
was a druggist and for years car
rIed On business at Fifth and
Market streets on the site now oc-
cupled by Samuel II. Baynard's
store. Later he conducted bust
ness at Sixth and Lombard streets.
He died many years ago.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-03-10
DEATHS,

EOULDEN-In Stanton, Del, on March
Z, 1900, Mary NJ. daughter Of Wilson W.
md Mary Boulden, aged 2 weeks and 2
days.
PLAGGEMEYER- On March O. 1900,
August fIaggemcyer. at tho home of his
daughter, Mis-. Curtis Kirk. ll5 West
Thirteenth street, in his Slst year.
Services at the houses at II 80 a. I'm. Mon
day, March II, 1900. Intermont at Bulti.
more, Md +
NEBEkER-At Newport, Del, on March
., 1890 Sarah W. Ncbckcr.
Relatives and friends are respectfully
invited to attend tho funeral from her
lato rc.idencn Newport, on Tuesday aftor.
noon, March 18th, at 80 o'clock. Inrer-
ment at St. James Cemetery, Newport.
Please omit flowers.
TATNALI.-Cn Wednesday evening, March
" Mary Lrybold, wife of Ashton Il. 1atnall
aud daugh' or OF the late John Reybuld,
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
t he funeral, Fl ON her late residence, No, IlEj
Jackson street on Saturday afternoon at
o'clock. lntermont private. Please omit
flowers
MEG ARY-In this city On March s 1000 Fran.
ccs, wife OF Michael Megary
Relatives and friends are respectfully inv,
ted to attend tho funeral, from the resi-
dence Of her hrshand, No. 30j West Si1tl
street, on Monday morning at $50 O'Clock
Solemn Requium Mas at ST. Peters pro.Ca.
thedrai Church. lntcrmcAt ut Cathedral
cemetery. II
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-03-10
They Want License -

General Sessions Court this morn
ing took up the contested liquo
cases. That OF Patrick ]. Burke
was first called. Burke made ap
plication for a retail license for til,
house at Front and Washington
streets, but VIM. s. Prickett, rep
resenting the Law and Order So
clety, opposed the granting of the
license because Burke was charged
at the last term OF court with selling
liquor on Sunday. The case has
not been before the court, however,
because of the absence OF witnes SEES.
Mr.. Prickett told the court that he
had no testimony against Burke
other than what the State has, but
like the St ate was able to present
testimony because Of the absence
from the State OF the witnesses.
The case was held up Tor further
consideration.
The application of John Gormley
for license for wholesale liquor
house at Hockessln. was next con-
sidered. Julian d. Walker repre-
scented the applicant. Mr.. Prlckett
presented two petitions against the
licensing of the house. They have
the names of the most prominent
people OF Hockessin. Spencer
Chandler, S Frank Ewart, Dr..
Taylor, S. Mitchell, Philip E. Pear
son and Alfred II. Way, residents
OF llockessin, testified that the H.
censing of the new house was un-
necessary, because there is house
there licensed to sell liquor in any
quantity. The licensing of the
house would also be detrimental 10
the morals of the people, and par.
ticuiarly to those Of the children,
who would have to pass the store
every day on their way to and from
the railroad station, school and
post office.
Harry Everson, Edward McGov-
ern, VIM. Hartley, Daniel McGov-
err, Patrick Gallagher and John
McComb, who said they knew the |
necessities and wishes OF the peo-
pie OF Hockessin and vicinity, ties
tilted that a wholesale house was
necessary to accommodate the peo-
pie there. Mr.. Walker presented a
petition bearing the names OF 81 OF
he lSl voters Of the school district
who favored licensing the house.
The petition also contained the
lanes of So voters who would not
sign remonstrance against licens-
ng the place.
The last application considered
was that of James Davis for
Wholesale license for the house at
No. 626 Scott street, but the hearing
vas brief. Mr.. Priclett opposed
the opening OF the case because it
mad been presented at the last term
II court. Counsel for the applicant
admitted there were no new facts
II the case, whcrcupon the court
'elused to hear the apple alton and
permitted the application 10 be with.
lr avn.
The application Of Cohec and Hill
or a retail license was formally
The court will probably grant
he Burke license, but refuse the
'tners. The IS unopposed licenses
rave been signed.
In Superior Court argument was
esumcd on the molten made to ,
Iuash the writ in the case OF vii.
on VS.. Fury. !
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-03-10
LIST OF PUBLIC SALES.


arch
E-John Fl. Kavanaugh. Christians
l2-Honsehcld goods, city.
ID 3. Thompson, Mill Creek HI,
Tt, w. Gray, New Castle Hid
!s-W. :. Good!ey. Booths Corner
l5-'Fersonal property OF John L. Tay.
lor, New Castle Hundred
!5-Mrs' H. H.kob! nson. Christiana Hl,
ia-rehnln gtoh, gregory store c Iy.
i4-IhoS II. Day, Brandywine HID.
!i-John 4. Lyman, near Ncwport.
Ia A. Ii. Tyson A IT., sale OF horses
Eleventh and Tatnall streets
iA-A. Davis, No. 30j West street, fur
nlturr.
lh-Iinda Armstrong, New Castle Hd,
70 Mrs. H. 2 Bullen, Common Farm
lo--alrs. Miller, Furniture, 1910 West
Eighth street.
l5-W. Il. Walker, Christinna Hid.
lo-Eurniture, oil West Sixth street.
!3-keal estate at Court House.
le-hlhgs grore.y store, Ninth and
Poplar streets.
!t-W.G Betty, B.gndywne HID.
iG--hoDt j, horrson, Newark, Del
~ IllWHrth d hewitt, ihrlst4aaa Hid
!9--John Frederick. Ghristiana nd,
l9-Nil!ard Piurson, Nill trrel Hid,
sO-turniturc, 81 West street
.o-Salcof Bank Stock5at Stidh,m'5.
.j-Furdituru lUJi King street.
2l-Sao of furniture, los West Seventh
street.
.S-Sale or furniture, AS E Fourth st.
;s-sale OF stock, near Kenneth Square.
- W. W. Plersll, I!0cl c.sin
G3-Spec!al sale Of furniture.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-03-10

Mr.. and Mr. David Mccoy of FarDburst
last evening celebrated tho twentv-sixth
anniversary Of their marriage About
forty Wilmingtonians attended, they
going to Farnhurst in Il two horse hack
Their reception was cordial and thoir on
terta!n ment complete. Jerome h. Bell
on bob ALI Of the friends OF Mr.. and Mira.
Mccoy presunt, presented to tho couple u
sill yer pitcher which was suitably cngrav-
ell Mr.. Mccoy received tho gift, thank
ing his aud Mrs McCoy's friends for thor
rem bercnco OF them. The young peo-
plo enjoyed themselves playing games.
Supper was seryoi
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-03-10

The appeal of Mrs Cordclia Botk in
from tho judgement sentencing her to life
Imprisonment Tor the murder OF Mrs
John z. Dunning ard Mrs. Joshua d.
Deano III this State by means of poi ,oned
candy, reached the Supreme Court of CAL
ifornia Wednesday, The transcript is
very bulky, containing 947 pages, together
VIII book containing Six photographs
used ut the trial.
1t does not seem probable that tho case
can como up for argument before July of
this year. Meanwhile Mrs. BOtkin i,
spending her time in comforta bio cell
III tho Branch County Jail and appears 10
be In no way Disturbed about the fltura
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-03-10

A very pleasant surprise party was Civ
en- to Miss Mary Hctflncier at No. Ill
1sodinan street. Thursday evening. An
enjoyable time was spent in playing
games after which they were called into
dining room where refreshments were
served. Among those present wero' Misses
Mary Hotrmeier. Tile Hoffmeier, Min
MO Walker, Ellmy Carlyle. Lizzie white.
thur Carter, Howard Clifton, James
Griffith. Jacob Kolb. Willie kolb, Charlie
Carlyle, Charlie Luby. John Husband
Frank Luby. Christy Hacknan, Harry
Colt, Chriss Clever, Robert White, Frank
Lane Willie McCatferty and others
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-03-10
PROPOSALS.

Sealed proposals will be received at the
office Of the Light House inspector. Fourth
O'Clock H., April TO- 1900, aud then opened
for furnishing and delivering provisions
for vessels and stations In this DISTRICT
during tho fiscal year to ond Juno 80, 1901,
In accordance wit specifications, copies OF
whion. with blank proposals and inforina-
tion may he had upon application to A.
Mark, Commander. U. s. N. Inspector.
- milo 3.cOd.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-03-10
------------------------
Pensions Quickly Secured.

Original pensions in'eliigeuty prosecnt-
ell, IeJected pension. re opened and SUE
cessiully completed; dropped and reduced
pensions restored; widows pensions Sc
cured in AZ 70 ~ days by Colonel John H.
Wainwright, expert pen ion attorney Ind
floor, No. West seventh street, Whining
ton. Delaware. tt
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-03-10
PROPOSALS.,

Scaled proposals will be received Mt the
office OF the Light House Inspector, Fourth
Distr CT, Philadelphia, Pa, until n
o'clock, NJ April 10. 1900, and then opened.
for furnishing and delivering fuol' FOR vas.
sells and stations in this District for the
fiscal year ending June 80, 1901, ia accor-
dance With specifications, copies OF which,
with blank proposals and other informa.
tion may DO had upon application to A.
Mark, Commander, U. S. N, Inspector,
m1O.3t cod
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-03-10

.Gr O.,
5good work or driving horses, + head If
good cows, some with calves by their side
ana some close srringers. 2 heifers al
home raised, brood sow, 10 nice shoats
on Polr OF chickens, turkey hens, ooh.
Dior, ducks farm wagons . ,lenrbornI
plank roller, peering binder. Mccormick
mower, new, drill, Bickford and Hoffman
sell rake. Champion, one reaper Bucleye
su,Ky cnltiva.or, 2 hand caltiyators
grlndslone, cutting box, 2 plows, horse
rake, F" straw knives. scythes aud snca1s
maui ana wedges, crosscut saw, hani
saws, IRON post spade, shovels, spade..
iorks rakcs whenibarrow . twin har-
rows, : @o-loot ladders, l 12-iuot ladder,
grain IAN sets OF wagon harness. 3 sats
OF ploW htFlleSi, set OF lead harness, s,;s
OF .doarbom harness, II lot Of hay, 100
bushels of corn. vinegar by the Grrrol.
household Goods of all kinds, but'vr nh
churn, and many other ar icles too nun.
erous to lnontiun.
,Ierms-Al sums Of % and under ca ,b, ovcr
mat amount a credit Of months will he
given Oil purchaser giving a bantable motto
WIN an hplLovea endor4cr interest added or
'per cent on for cash On all ere lit suns.
JOHN b REED.
poo N DaVis Auc. mlO5teods
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-03-10
Wor K OF The Keaper.

august PaGscmeyor aged 81 years, died
so sterdhy at his home No. ll5 Wost iii IT.
tsenth street. II
- Appendicitis was the cause of death of
~ ~ year ola Ethel Gooding, of No "a Vest
iW m street who died yesterday.
street, diod CudIeniy on Thursday nirht
no hau been at work at me jackson md
sharp works on thtt day and comb, Of
hours after retiring he was taken sick
before doc or arrived no was dead.
1a'eo carpenter, aged As, who was re-
moved 10 tho Now Castle County Hospil-
al last Saturday died ut the institution,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-03-10

A very enjoyable surprise party was
given to Miss Clara Ewing ut her home,
No 703 Poplar street last cvonins Games
and vocal music were participated in, IN.
til late hour and all spent very pleas
ant evening. Refreshments consisting of
all the delicacies OF the season were sorv-
ed. Among those present were Misses
Clara Ewing. Lena Foster. Maud Moody,
Lizzie CULLEN. Ella Qnillen, Ethel King,
Florence MARITIME. Ida Howard, May Don
ahue, Laura Becklcy, Leila WinthHorth,
Messrs Gardiner Kitchens, Howard Pyle,
Harry Hickman. Harry Ennis, William
Foster, Jr., William Winthworth, Will
liam Davis Mrs, Sadie Foster, BENZ,
Ewing.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-03-10

". y. l@nl,. auctloncrr, sold for VIM.
KYLE, near Otletpn White Clay Crack
bundled. On Tuesluy horses for 80 40
md s., cows $50 to 500, Two year Old
hettcro S'!5 to $50 'urkcy hens % cent, A
pound corn 80 cents a In hc nay sl7.5o
per ton, chickens 81 u per pair. ,armirr
utensils tyurHbiy fair Drjrrs
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-03-10
Couch DESTROYED by Fire,

fire in the house of William T. Hen
derson at No. i26 East Sixth street last
evening destroyed IL so couch Mr.. Hem
derson dropped an article on the floor and
to look for it he struck a match tho burn
ing lead OF which fell on TIC couch and
set it on fire. The couch was carried into
the street where the fire WAS extinguish-
ed
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-03-10

That the lnnjor)v ut serious disases,
nrieinate in disorder Of the kidneyes
Foeys Kidney Cure T. Guaranteed 'irv
It to-day i, YOU 10 not feeling we'll. All
tIu.,Li9ti.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-03-10
GROCERIES,.

Fresh daily. Delicious, whole
some. nutritious WHOLE
WHEAT DREAD. Dyspcpt,cs
and physicians recommend 1t. &c,
Loaf.
Seven h and Market.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-03-10
PUBLIC SALE

Will be sold a 81 West Sixth street on brra.
day, March 10, at9 o'clock III. Houqcho Id
goods, such as beds. bedding, tables. chars,
rockers carpets, cook stove and other st owes
dishes, cooking utensils tubs, and many
other articles I'D ALDNiGD.
w. A. Hukill, aue. mlulM Ii -
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-03-10

ABOUT the color
and dye of every suit we han
die. They cost you no more,
and you run no risk in any
suit you buy hele. Black
Clay Diagonal Sack Suits at
So, $40, Slc.5o and up to $40.
Getaway Diagonal Suits at $40
Sl2.5o, SIS, and up to SIS.
Prince Albert Coat Diagonal
Suits at SIS, SIS. $40, and up
to SIS. Whole Suits alike of
any Of the above, O: Goats and
Vests with striped Trousers.
New lots, styles and prices on
spring Overcoats, $ to SIS.
Covcrts, Cheviots, Diagonals
and fine silk lined Thibets in
Blacks and Oxfords.
Closed evenings at 6 o'clock
EXCEPT Saturday.
JAS. |. MJLLIN & SONS.
ClothIns, Sixth and
Flats. Market,
Shoes Wilmins:cn.'
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-03-10

Years OF suffering relieved in nigh.
l'ching piles yield TO the curative proper
ties OF Doan's Ointment. Never fails,
Atany drug store, GU cents
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-03-10

People suffering from kidney diseases
lCeI Gradual but steady loss Of vtnljtv.
Ih"y should lose no ti'nt In trying EoIeyis
Kidney Cure. All druggists