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The sun., 1900-01-16
QUAY.S CHANCES ARE
GROWING BRIGHTER
Senator Predicts That He Will
Win and With a Few
Vctes TO Spare.
WANAMAknR'S TACTICS HELP
One senator Says lie Might have
Voted Differently Had Not
Wanamaker Misrepresent.
cd the Opposition 70
Mr. Quay
.WANAMlkER'S lACIltS HELP
q sfeelal ri.pa,ct q IAe san

~ spec!Gl rispatch to The sun
Washington, H. C, Jan IL. Mat.
thew : Quay Will BE seated and Will
have few votes to spare
THIS positive statement vas made 10
The SrS correspondent by member ot
the steering Committee oi the senate,
whose Judgment Upon pending matters
is always sought and relied upon by
members II his parry. When requested
f0r details the senator stated that he
knew Vi four Democratic vote4 assured
fir Mr. Quay and Of tMo Republican
votes which have hitherto been counted
upon by tile opposition The Senator
With whom your correspondent talked
had previously been included in the
Wavering column, but II, clearly lndi-
Gated that he was nov determined 10
vote f5r Mr.. QUAY, aud, III addition,
Will exert his best edoHs.to infiIetcr
those y ho may be il a doubtful frame "a
MUD.
lis circumstance, coupled with the
fact that other Republican leaders y bo
have hitherto shown little interest in the
contest are nos actively engaged in lis
support la materially improved the
outlook for Mr tlgay, and there seems
W 1C liARlG dtllIb lIltt EFt " III Ot Stdlcds
Indeed, some II the leaders Of the oppD-
slt!on privately concedr defeat Tie tac-
lies employed bv Mr. Wananaker in his
fight against Mr.. Quay, II is declared,
have helped rather than jnred his case
The SrS's correspondent has the author.
lty 81 one senator, q practical politician,
iOr tine statement that he might have
voted differently il lie had not been made
70 realize by recent developn ents in
Pennsylvania that Mr.. ,Wananaker WAS
mlsrepresenting tile tt4engtn oi the OPP
position 70 Mr QUAY
Tie Committee on Privileges and Flee,
tlana adjourned on Saturday until We'd
nesday morning, Wien tie hearing Of
the Clark bribery charges will be con
tinued. Senator Turley says that proba-
bly, lie committee viii then agree to re-
( port the QUAY case Immediately. II is
not likely, however, that the considera-
tion Of the question in ths Senate will
begin until later perhaps not until the
currency bin has been passed, although
an effort viii be made 70 divide the time
ottMeen that measure and the discussion
Of the Quay reports.
The sun., 1900-01-16

that has been leyeled at them has been
unjust ana untrue. Geperal Wilson
stated that the proportion III the whites
y the blacks IN tile island is as two 10
one. Cuba, IL declared, rs the only
tropical cJuutry iii which the social
ettelency Of tie White man las been
proved
Surely such people as there possess all
the qualities essentia! 10 Sc f.guvefuinent
and are entitled 10 complele indepen-
dence. Why, then, shuud the actual
transfer Of the government u the island
70 the Cuhaus be delayed 1t is true
there IS some talk OF aunexiug Cuba, but
It ls confined to a small Class Who either
expect To promote their own interests by
annexation Or are not informed as 70 the
situation 10 the island Even il sunexa-
ton IL TO oe the ultimate fate Of CUBA,
II iEnst be accomplished by tile cunsent
ot the Cubans aud upon thelr initiative.
II the solemn pledge ii Congress is to De
respected, the Cubans must decide tins
matter after they are free and indepen-
dent, and not while [ nited States troops
are Il the island and their government
Il administered by Americans People
WHO are AZ strong, as industrious and
IS benevolent as tile same class in tile
Guted States ought 10 oe aoie t1 direct
Gheir own stf nra. Ii tine whites, a. zen
erai Wilson says, outuum Der tile blacks
Two u one, There sreuls To be no fouuda-
ti0n ior tie fear expressed BY annexa-
tl0niats that Cuba will bee 1tne 4 second
Haiti lie Cuuans are entitled upon
the evidence u high officers 0i thr Gniled
states Army like Generals Brooke aud
watson, 70 THE control ot their ISLAND
and tile administration of itA affairs
g Igress ought u TAKE early action and
give them absolute dependence
The sun., 1900-01-16
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Events Tonight.


A Texas Steer, y Grand Opera IIouse
Vaudeville, Dackstader's
BARRIERS Protective Association,
last Brandy vine Boys Brigade.
Wilmington Council, o. L. A. NJ
Delaware Encampment, /. 9. o r.
Wilmington Conclare, D. OF l.. o. r. C.
Musical Art Society.
Corlnthian Lodge, S. ot III.
Eureka Conclave, S. W. NJ.
Delaware Senate, X. A. r q.
Carpenters and Joiners' IAion.
Harmony Council, T. +. Of a.
Washington Concave, S. w. NJ.
Cyrus Castle, X. 6. T., Eighth and
Orange streets.
Manning Association. Lowering avenue
and Union street.
Brandywine Conmandery, A. and I.
@. X. M., S29 Orange street.
LtncDln Lodge, Is. OF p, Il. of r. Hall.
lands.
Humanity Circle, B. Of u, Fourth and
King streets.
! German Mutual Beneficial Society,
:, EqreAa Council, Jr, Q. Z. a. NJ, Eden
Mems Hall.
= Eureka !, Castle, A. 3. K. N. q, Sixth
and ShipIey streets.
mems Hail.
Fam, Fame Castle, 4. 9. K. N. G., SIS
Waueta Council, D. oi r, 5l7 shipley
MnIlei Encampment, K. ST. ]. and
NJ, 206 West Tenth street.
Hall = - 'u4t
The sun., 1900-01-16
1887 THE SUN 1000
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Fearless in expression,
Sound in Principle,

a newspaper is an educator; there are
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spends money ildcionsly aud literally
is y ttrr able % nipar his knowledge
than the man who has little or nothing
10 spend
THE suS is the highest type OF news.
paper.
lHk hrE's reports from all parts Of Tie
United States are unsurpassed.
The suN's Cable Service is the finest
known; the troubles in the Philippines
and IN South Africa demand competent
correspondents and vast expenditures oi
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When yon get TIE Sun You get news and
Intelligent presentation Of facts with ii,
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editorial writer's Il highest standing.
" hen you read daily paper, whose
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The sun., 1900-01-16
HELPED Ills UPPONENST.

The Nashville American in the course
of graceful and merited tribute lo
Mr.. Godhin anent his retirement from
the editorsAip Of tile New York Even.
ing Post says:
MI Godkln's paper has for years
been q leader in the fight for tariff re.
form, and the editorials which appear.
ed on this subject are always distinct
contributions to the literature OF Tie
tariff question. Il is now leading the
tght against expansion Mr.. Godkin's
writings always possess d genuine Hi
erary favor and are read with pleasure
by friend and foe, The press OF the
country loses BY his retirement one OF
its most distinguished and brilliant
adornmcnts."
The kind Of tariff reform which
Mr.. Godk!n believes ID ana which he
advocated With such signal ability is
called free trade ID England ii Is true
that Ar. Godkin supported measures ID
which there were schedules purpose,y
designed y afford some degree of pro.
lection y American lnbor against the
cheap labor Of Europe. but such sup
port was based on the theory that
half loaf is better than no bread"
Since he could see no chance for free
trade, he gladly accepted any step 10
that direction
II Is noteworthy that willie Mr.. Gcu.
kin and other free trade writers and
speakers, Including many bright.
pralny men. have been pllIng up noun.
tains Of brilliant free trade literature.
the tariff wall. with but one short in
terruption. has been raised higher and
higher at each successive recopstruc.
tion. Facts have outweirhed theories.
and Mr. Godllin rptirps from, warfare.
While the Dinglpy net. with It's uupar.
alleled altitude Of schedules. Is ia fulF
force aud 10 superhly successful opera
ton, discrediting all antiprotection pre.
dlctions and SURPRISING the hopes or
its Trainer ard friends.
But while the free traders haye III.
terly failed, the country has been
brought by protection nearer 10 free
trade than any of the admirers OF the
British system seem TO imagine. Eng.
land adopted free trade when she need.
ed 4 We sAaIl adopt ii on the same
principle. not W l,uinous wiping out
of protective duties. but by transfer
10 the free list Of articles that no
onger need protection. IN so far as !
he literature Of the free traders has /
ierred 10 inspire thel, opponents with
'reater zeal Mr.. Godkih aud his school
f'-vsfrr~r~~s~Se etrpubnsciousiy helped (
heir cause. Washington. Post.
The sun., 1900-01-16
MflcE

- FIRST ASSESSMENT DISTRICT.
VIII hang oaoks up fin FIRST second. Third
and II ur;l Districts ut JOHN X sultiyAns cigai
slofe, tO2 East Third street
fliln. sixth seventh and Eighth pis,Hcis n
the tirst As,es.ment Di.I,ict al JOseph r. Cro.s
barber shop southwest corner Fourth uud Lom
bard stree Is
N!uh. Tenth Eleventh. Twelfth and Thlr
teenlh Districts OF FIRST Assessment District 81
Charles T. Taylofs cigar store. northwest corn,l
sixth and Lamhafd streets,
The Investment as,essn eni for First Assess
men, Dsrct a. Jamts y McCoyis, Bl7 Eas
Filth street.
SECOND ASSES ssMESr BIsTRIcT
y III hang books upi inr Thirts.eignth, Thirty
niSih Fort eth aud Fot,y.nr.t Bstiicfs Ut Johf
\. kllnei ), hoIthwett corner NinIh and fiencl
ttrceis.
For y-secnnl Earty.lhlri Forty.iaurtn. Forty
htth aud forysixth b stticts at Harry Eo,nei
cigar stote n5fthatst cJincr Tcntt and Pin,
streets
Fra nni fitty hrt Dist lets 1T Joseph j
gbYs cigar state, NC0 Mar. street
N. iny,et,nent as.es-nen tor second DiA'lic
81 NJ tinm y hAnna's, pld King street.
THIRD ASSESSMENT his RlCP~
VIII hanR boiks vi for Flis,.sccnnd Flny
| lhild fity.foutth and fiftyhUh Districts q
Joseph Z, iiliaus d tug store sOutheast corner
hlnth aus n dion sire 4. 80
| t.S i1th tiit, seventh Fifty ighth, Fifty
min b, ~ittieth si&A.drsi, ~iSty.Eecnnh Six \
| aiti ii Il smth4 grocery tore nofthw,s
corner Delaware avenue and J iIers stfee.u
+ he inAtstment hssttkueUt ~ Third A.
letsm.nt District ~ ~ Lam b smiths gro
cers store, Ielasafc nrr4ue ard jefferson
street.
FOURTH ELECTION DISTRICT.
Will hang hools III "a; Fourt coin, iifiprnii
and aivtccllh islricts ~ !utays H.rk!pA, ~
We Fourth street
styrniett III, Eighteenth, Nin,,ecnth. Twen
Atih aid Twenty iiist bititicts al southeast en-
ntr 9ecnna and Madison sltects.
Twrnty Sc u.d TNtnty-th 4 ana Twenty
inutth Di,uict4 A. Nancy QuigIcy's, 90 Madison
4 stree
The investment assessment III Fourth Asses
\ Mrnt District athQl West second street.
FIFlH ASSESSMENT DISTRICT.
viii ang took UP f,r IwcitJ-nttn Twgntv
ssEtn Twelty ty%nventh. TWcuty aiehth and
INehtS.ninth Districts 1T Hugh sweeney !
tnathHest Garner second ana Nau Bari
i streets
THIRTEEN ar1 7Nt-.v r,s. r's,,fcts :, n,nI4
4 Y. ii!s HottAs.4s. l.is.lsl .qtt4i6 ana llaaA4l
lhir.gsccara 1h.y'h i hni Tblrtytaur'i
i ilisuict at Matthew talt Rhtts s0uthsest Cor
4 mr. funuh and Franklin ,,rc,t.
Ihltt, ann, lh'Itt.slIth and Thr,y.stventi
i nt.trc :. g M.Keeger south ,et. cprnc
! MARYLAND avenue AMI Ltuden rect
i ~ investnt ~ q spsAment at lu2i Elta street
4 The asSessirs M.i be 10 session at The tnur
4, ute Levy Court oml On January 26lh 27ih
! - h, Sith and 3lst ~ the Iurtosr of uRkIng AM
Corrections aud placing any name II the As.ess
/ melt list hat may have zen nmmitt.d q, 4 all,
4 VI hn.wtr any question with reference 10 III,
4 Adams Tax Law on iuye.i ment
JAMES b. MCCOY
1T District.
! WILLIAM HANNA
second lktr.ct,
HARVEY HOFftCRrK
Third Dstiict
i NEAL KESNEDY
4 turth District
/ WILLIAM J. BAILEY,
Fith s,r.ct
The sun., 1900-01-16
QUIGG DROPPING OUT?
Fsom the Sew York Herald.

R.OA4 s4G -'eh A0GA Agthtl,
Should Lemuei Il. Quigg 90 to Albany
thl= wluter With the Idra u influencing
legislation he vii! meet with cluay re-
ceptlon. senator Part has formally
fegugAz ~ Chairman DIeli, u thr Re-
pabItan tate committee as tile author
repls sentative N me state urgaulza-
tiun III Albany
NJ Qnsg has been ia tie habit Of
making frequent tilps 10 Albany dQfng
Tie egtsiatlVe session aud IN some U1ca
si1As NJ llasspoken tor Senator / att.
II has oeen ryp iried that senator ftalt
recently telesrapaed u Albany, teHlng
The legislative leaders u disregard Mr..
Y Hgg. Tnls Il denied by senator I att,
MI Qnlgk anu Mr. OIeli, but il als
drHIal senator Pat taxes OCCASION ~
7ay That Mr. Udrli i tie nau Wliutt ad-
VICE should De taken by The law.
makers.
laere ale uncondrmed rumors that Nr.
Y ilgs som 8ll resign tile presidency Ol
thc republican Couu.y Committee.
The sun., 1900-01-16
Ms very own Innan

There are many Joneses in this world
but. perhaps not quite so many rs poo.
pie think. Not long ago two friends
met who had not seen each other for
ten years. since their school days.
Whom did you marry, Billy" asked
one.
- Miss Jones Of Philadelphia. re.
Piled Billy. who vas 4 tfife sensitive.
You always did take 10 tie name
Jones can remember when we went
10 school together you used 10 tag
around after a little snub nosed Jones
gEL"
y remember It, too" said glfry-
She's the girl l married. Youths
roTnnanion
The sun., 1900-01-16
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The sun., 1900-01-16
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Snikc MillResnlnas.

The spikr mil at tie Diamond State
Stre CGmpany's pIant resumed ytster.
day alter having been closed dawn for
tSn WEEKS The mil Vas closed down
nn account oi tie cylinder ot the engine
blowing nut Tie @ork IL rebuilding
tile pattern shop is progressing, The
larger portion u the tiubefs fnr the ruof
are ID position.
The sun., 1900-01-16
Examinations for the Bar.

On Saturday George F. Townsend,
Herman Syphcrd ana Herbert Itiee viii
take examination FIR entrance 10 The
Delaware bar The Board of Examiners
are Benjamin Needs, John blggs, Her.
bert II. Ward, Wilnam :. Ililles and
Peter /. Cooper. Jr.
The sun., 1900-01-16
FHN WANAMlKER
NOT FOR SENATOR

Philadelphia, Jan. Is John Wana.
sKer's iornlal withdrawal from The
'sntoriai 5gbtss6 tp be ANNOUNCED soon
asemsnt max ~ bis closest
kshis is not peant& cessation
.anamaker's fight AGAINST Gu
To nited States senaturE but sim
1klug out OF his own n&uie from
p.on az a candidate fo a seat III
ved that the declarttion Wil
i the form Of a lei sr VII ch
Y public through tIfe agenc,
sss Mems League. MEMBER
Stature who are friendly d..
aker have stated it az act
nready y ~ithdrawn his nauIt
Ihand THAI his decision viii
ce generally as SION as the
Aba fnste acts upon the qnes-
~ tsniseion on the strength
fe9s appointment.
The sun., 1900-01-16
Clerk Sheppard Very III.

Benjamin +. Sutppard, clerk 81 the
linuse II tine last General Assembly, is
srruusy i'll at his home near Rising
>un. He has been il long time and
may not be able TO leave his home for
several months.
The sun., 1900-01-16
Fingcr Badly LacerAted.

James Griffin, who is employed At
Fard's morocco factory, had one Of his
fingers badly lacerated Willie at w4rk
yesterday afternoon. He was removed
10 the Delaware Hospital, where the
finger wes attended 10.
The sun., 1900-01-16
Held % Keep the Pence.

An Italian woman named Ningeuz1
Aloano was charged With being drunk
and disorderly asst night by TOns Mos.
faro, another Italian. Magistrate Daley
l,ell the woman under 500 peace
bond.
The sun., 1900-01-16
ne following describcd real estate, Va

All that certain ln', piece or ratcel oi land
with a rick dNcl iHR Ii use thereon erecte
situat III TIE City ~ Wilmington aurrthid
bui4f dtd And Il scriusd rs / liuWs 10 wit
l'eRimhil Z a Itslnt III 1 or httly sdn ~
Z tN"nth /. rt ~ ~ ia ,Cc II II e.hundrrd
and iant Rect fput inches vasi,rly finn the
eetttr sdr ot Otanlr street. thence otih,rly
raarl VT b uihl ~ u ttt NJ d easing thrt u III
he middle u a Jerty wall ltts cen this u, us
and tbs huuse adlninng nn the west ninety feet
q nnrri thence eRttry tagai - with
Eleventh street twenty enc ieet two inches II
another corner, thence hery PARALLEL with
Orange street ninety feet 10 the sild nottherty
hidc Eleventh eei; thence westerly al ng
Tie taid nnrtherly side " Eleventh etre.ttstnty
one feet Two inches 70 tho place oi Lcginning
t. the contents ther,ri v Int tncy tnRy
seized and laarn III execution AS the pro;sriJ
81 frededck H. Clark and Henry @. Clara *
ecutas ot Iuhu q. Clak. deceased n0ftRagur
| And susan =. ~ 4. HE wife, turtiYitg inurt
| Yag aud tEat+ Ii Glark Fndenck r Ciark
henry G. tlark, susan clark. MiHan - Bower
aud Charles y Power, h husband md Aitxi
| 7. Clark heirs law Of the said John &. CLARK
dgctaied It's. aud 10 be So u
JOHN r. TAYLOR Shcr.F.
-hcnlra once y ilmington, Delaware. Jan
uafs " 1909
The sun., 1900-01-16
Ncw Interlocking switehcs.

n, W. & b. Supervisor 81 Signals w.
= smith has four plants Of inleIlockiug
switches in process II erection. They
arr AZ the following places, S1uth street,
Philadelphia, Moores, Lowden Park and
Wiuan's.
The sun., 1900-01-16
Cclebrated ~ Anniyersarv,

The members 81 smyih Post, No. !, G..
A. Ri, celebrated tie 3l-t anniNersaray
Of lts organization III its post 100 ns, 3rd
and Market streets, ast night A band
furnished music. Many speeches we're
made and refreshments ser,ed.
The sun., 1900-01-16
Will Improve streets.

An entertainment will be held in Odd
Fellows Hail, Hockessin, tile end ii
this month, the proceeds % be for tile
improvement oi the streets Of the town.
The sun., 1900-01-16
EARLY EyeninQE Etire.

Fire vas discovered in 80 722 Shppy
street ast evening. The store is occupied
by Humphrey Brothers, electricians
lie tire was tXtinguished By the Wash.
lngton chemical c:..Siae.
The sun., 1900-01-16
Customs Inspector sick.

Deputy Custons Inspector Benjamin
. Ailen'is laid up at his home, .Eo: BOZ
West street, suffering with q severe OF.
tack Of grip. Mr.. Allen was suddenly
taken i'll on laat Wednesday afternoon.
The sun., 1900-01-16
Fined For Assault.

Thomas Holt was fined $40 and costs
for assaulting Thomas Cooney on Market
street bridge. Holt had his hearing in
the Municipal Court last night.
The sun., 1900-01-16
New, $500 ass: .ni
$40. We closed
Cheap out from the largest
clothing house in
Suits the country several
lots Of heavy, all
For wool suits; mems
NJ sizes, 34 10 AZ inches
N1ell, chest IN asnre,

=
I ~ cotors, / d ew iii,
season.cut garments, just
the kind of suits for pusi.
ness and hard wear. New
patterns of cloth and every
garment we'll made, and
with good trimmings.
Two lots Of plain hair
lines among them, at 81. 20.
Dark, neat, gray mixtures
for plain ine.l. New, heavy,
fine Black kotsey ovcTcoats,
At Si3, 81, SATIN, and heavy
Italian cloth Innings, velvet
collars, ard satin leeves.
Closed evenings 1t 6 ex.
reDt SATURDAYS
The sun., 1900-01-16
SHERIFF's SAFES.

INBERIFT's dALL--BY VIRTUE OF A WRIT
0of IspRri FAaias 70 ne directed, VIII 70 ex
pgsed TO p1hlip sRAn ai the gpart npvSe on
Market strtet bsiys0sn Tenth acd Eayentt
street IN the oity Of Wilmington, Ssu CaSils
county. ssate Of DelawaTp.
oS FRIDAY.
THE md DAY or FEBRUARY. 800
a2 O'Clock p. M.
The sun., 1900-01-16
sold His Farm.

levi 4 Moore. IT Union. Del has
sod lis ~ arre 'arm 10 William East
burn r sbl 90 an acre.
The sun., 1900-01-16
LIpnIncott Comnan,,s rnrohn.e

Lippincott 4 Company has purchased
properly NJ. 30s Market street. known
as tile estate II William Gardner. The
property extends back 10 an alev which
has an outlet on King street.
The sun., 1900-01-16
I777H n --f----
sESale'sas%S n Z s% DEPEw
Ne MCKINLEY?

fiaenc. as csssor ] ohm NJ. Eharston, of Me-
3Q 3Qsst,,s.,, a.-sst Senator ChaunAy NJ. Depew,
-ress-*ssew York. The bonyf will fall to the
1eest&taar IL the predictions Of National Com
R zrsitsAemau klchsrd G. IKerens, Of Mis-
solari, become true.
When the question wis put to him
directly be said: IL think Senator Depew
will place President Mckinley in nomi-
nation His ability "a an orator is un-
ques&ionably in favor of his selection for
sAis distinction, and moi the opinion
the President would prefor the dis
tfngnished New York Senator to present
his name. Depew will, II asked, MAKE
the speech. Depew, however, might
prefer 10 place in nomination the Vice
President, providing New York tuan Il
decided upon, aud ia that event | think
| Senator Beveridge, Of Indiana, will place
Y thes Presidents name before the conyeu-
5enator Beveridge has come to the
aront among the orators OF our time,
his gifts as public speaker may win
aim the distinction OF naming the
President. This is all conjecture,
eiGher OF these men, to my mind,
perform this duty
The sun., 1900-01-16
United states Hotel

Mrs. G. z. Doellbor, proprie.
ness. Nos. 3, 5 and 7 French
street. Lunch cafe and saloor
attached. Lunch every Sal ur-
day r;yh'.
The sun., 1900-01-16
gNEMY's COUNTRY

shias.gveniug Bulletin d yes.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-02-09
MAKERS OF TELEPHONES.
And New Steamboat Line Charter.
ed Yesterday.

Julian 5. Carr Geo. W. Watts and
L. \. Carr. all Of Durham applied to the
Secretary of State to be Incorporated
under the style and title of the Durham
Telephone Manufacturing Company.
The business to he carried on is the
manufacture and sale of telephones.
switch-boards. electrical and mechanical
appliances, and "all kinds of electrical
supplies generally The company also
has the power to buy. SELL lease and CON
vey lands. to hold and use patents and
patent rights and to enter into contracts
with inventors or owners for the pur-
chase of such rights. The principal
offices will be located ut Durham. The
capital stock is $4,000 and Il charter of
20 years is asked for.
The "Independent Steam Boat Line"
files articles of incorporation with the
Secretary of State and asks that a
charter be granted it with permission to
construct steamboats, and navigate the
waters of NeuSe and Trent rivers and
THE waters Of Eastern North Carolina, TO
carry passengers and freight for hire, N
a scale of tariffs to be fixed by the
officers of the company. The principal
offices will he at NcWbern, \. c. and
the charter will run 80 years. The in
corporators are Jesse j. LasSiter, Ellen
Jones. all of Newbern. The capital
stock is 5000 with privilege Of increase
to $4,000.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-02-09
ARE YOUH KIDNEYS SICK
Here is an Easy Way to Find Out.

Be sure You need medicine before you
take it, but having once found out that
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