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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-02-02
M urgdrit td.

Mi bella prometida MI errante sonadora,
oh paida princesa de mi idea amor nazn -
sque tienes? iestas triste? :que espina punzadora
81 dardo aleve cava en- tu alma mi senora?
jAcaso oculto guardas un NAL tortprador?
sPor que tu frente blanca mas pa lida que ell liro
de las montanas vuelvese, tene tq mrar
como hondas de tristeza, que agrando en- mi delirio
formo un mar immense de sombra Is martirio,
donde me siento naufrago ahogarme de pesar?
iPor que tus labios rojos mas rojos que un celaje
que al diente coloreara la luz crepuscuar,
vierten su armonico fervd3 lenguaje
de sentmiento peras, envueltas en- ropaje
de luz y de ammonia, de nardos y aza ahar?
-Escdchame, poeta Ell ritmo de tn acentc
la fe de tu esperanza, ardiente inFpiraci6n
tus magcOs ensuenos, tn amor, tn pensamiento
para mi soa: y la nostalgia Aiento -
que invade que entristece mi pobr4 corazon
sTe acuerdas? . =. Cuando nno co n alma sonadora
los cielos escalabas buscando el IDEAL
m Ss
tu amante carinosa, 1u companera l. al.
ST triste me llamaste, en- noches de amargura,
lie d con mis- ea'icias consueo u door;
que haba dentro ell pecho rauIa de ternura,
tesoro negotiable de amor y de dulzpra
para brindarte oh bardo, oh noble sonador.
Crar6o eejaste un dia tu ratria id o]atrada,
amalte nosa tus huel]as 20 e9uf
y te anime en- la lucha con alma entus siasmada,
y al verte victorioso al fin de la jorl ada,
mas Lobe mas hermoso, mas g1andf 20 to vi.
Ms; Jay! mi amor es solo, oh basrd3 ;, una quinera;
20 soy la imagen tenue fugaz de una Illusion;
20 fuf tn amane dulce tn noble companera,
Guam 10 la uspiradora de tus cantareP
la Mu>a q1e forjara tn msma inspiration.
Mas hoy hermosa, atva, gaarda y triunfadora,
la realidad inSpira tu magico laud;
sombra o que alma adora
mace de las brumaS de risueha aurora,
resplra por doquera belleza juventud.
M as no nclines triste la sonadora frente,
no tenas :oh poeta! ella yo estare
y hare alma amor puro ardiente,
y brllla1e en- ojoS vivir6 nente,
mil hs5Oras tuyas amor la contare
Yo Ia dire que la ciega dpatrfa,
que Su gallard imagen vive cor.z6n,
que ojos belos tn u poeSfa,
que sempre al contemplate tn alma Be extasfa
pura, eS hernOSa, uoble ptSi6n
to amard; que alma de vrgen pqdorosa
tu nombre impreso siempre ioh bArdJ! quedara.
Ella sera tn Musa tu Musa carinos l.,
entire tenue, fugaz eHapofosa,
uniendoOs para Siempre mi sOmbraISl6tara.
Mas Jay ST acaso altiva tn puro amor desdena |t
81 tras seno hermoso exists corazol,
| 81 es fra el hieo, ST es dura cual La pena;
no tenn u.s. que la sombra con que tn mente suena .
sera para II fuente de eterna in spiracion. n
EMILIO DEL TORO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-02-02
En- ell vapor espanol <Catalu-

En- ell vapor espaf1ol <Catalu-
fla, que arribara maf1ana a nuestro
puerto, llegara a e>ta ciu lad la Com
paf1fa dramatica de Martin e. Casa
do. En- ella figura la eminente actriz
Luis NJ trtin-z Ca~ado otroS bu,
nos art tf>tasn n W conoci los aquf Sc
presenta. pue>, una bril- ante tempo,
rada tea atrial, que ell pdblico capi'al..'
no debe aprovechar sin rodeos Muy
en- breve circuIaran los progra ulas
/ el debut no tarlara mucho en- rea
lizarse
PARIS BAZAR Todas las
trencil las bordadas de 10, Is j 20
centavos d. los surtidos pasados, Sc
venden a 5 centavos; las de 80, 40 j
50, Sc r ealizan a 10 centavos; til men
6 varas i las hay de todos colores.
Sigue la realization de bandejas
cintas.
El indi,lluo Itafael Barbosa,
que apa rece aver en- Ell parte de po-
licia de nuuciado por dejar alberta
una plu ma de aqua del acueducto, no
es don Rafael Barbosa Alcala.
Sc n os ha eIoglado mucho ell cafe
denominado Gel Nuevo Mundo,, si-
tuado en- la plaza principal. Ell ser
viciO, tan anto como las mercancfas de
dicho es stAblecimiento, son inmejo
rabies.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-02-02

En- las tropas que acaudillaba ell
General Bulles que entraron en-
combate ell d1a 20 del a ctuaI, hubie
ron II muerto 283 he ridos. As1 10
manifiestan los desk ach hos que ulti-
n amente Sc han 1eclbEdO de Lon
dreS.
Ha fallecidu gu Madrid ell Gene
raj Correa. min inistro~d9 la guerra del
dltimo gabinete presidido o por Sagas.
Ia.
Don Joaq, i q, Beltran Ubico, veci-
no de Anasco, ha pres ,do declara-
ci6n de naciona alidad es panola.
En- Salinas ha toma do possession
ell nuevo Ayun tamient5 electo por
voto popular, siendo Al calde presi-
dente don Luis NJ Caba llero.
Los mejore. l mas baratos col
chones ingleses los mas reforzado&
tupidos que Sc importan son los
que venden en- <El Cielo3 es la tien
da que mas co]chones v9nde al por
mayori al detail, Fortal eza 25, Arri.
vi Herm8nos. 8
En- Arecibo en- eli barriO de Ca
rrochales hubo una renida lpcha en-
tire los individu o. Juan Rojas, Pc
dro Rivera JOSS Ma RiEe:a, tOdOs
de la misma familia, hirl en- lose mu-
tiamente i produciend6 6se lesiones
graves. La ca usa pare ce ser por
cuestiOnes de intereses mezcladas
con rencores pol1ticos Tan pronto
como fueron curados los heridos en- ell
Hospital, Sc con stituy6 hllf el Juez
Municipal aeon mpaf1ado d e su Secre-
tsrio practicar on las pr fmeras dill
gencias.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-02-02
10 J0!
Se11;;;''!! as as q d g g horta|izas.

Enviando un dollar, en- un bile
to, en- orden postal, 6 en- selios de
correo sin usar, Sc remite cualquier
punto de Ia isla, en- un paquete cer-
tificado, una collection de 40 paque-
titos de semilla de hortalizas, CON-
puesta de 40 classes diferentes.
AL miSmo precio Sc remite una
collection de so classes de semillas de
flores, en- menos cantidad de semilla
que de hort taliza.
Luis Gelpt.
REF'ERENCIA: Cerecedo Hnos.
& Ca San Juan de Pto Rico.
A 15-1
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-02-02
n oTICIAS
Ger nerules

Ha regresado Cuba, ell rerresen
tante de esta Isla en- los E E. U. u.
el general G. ,nzalO de Quesada.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-02-02

El ej6rci,o amer,can 3 de opera
cj6n en Fi]ipinas, ha tornado pose
sion del pueblo de SAINT G ruz, situa-
do en- la Provincial de- Laguna ReY.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-02-02

Don Joaq, B-Itran Ubico, veci
no de A1asco, ha pres 1 .do declara
ci6n de naciona li1ad es paf1ola.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-02-02

En- Salinas ha toma do possession
ell nuevo Ayun tamient5 electo por
voto popular, siendo A. calde presi-
dente don Luis NJ Caba Hero.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-02-02

Teleerffan de Mon1r cal (Canada)
q eth b Morning Post, ne los ciuda
danos ricos de VancouVtr estan or
ganiza ando a sus expensas un cuerpo
de 2 900 ginetes, con destino IL Afri
ca del Sur j para reforzar el ejerci-
to de la Metr iDOli.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-02-02

Ha fallecidu gu M..df id ell Gene
raj Correa ministrod9 la guerra del
dltimo gabinete presidid b por Sagas'
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-02-03
Lincoln and Johnson Ticket.

James "A. Jester, a son of the late
Isaac B. Jester, of Pencadcr hun
dred, has in his possession the Re-
publican ticket, headed by the
names of Lincoln and Johnson,
voted in New Castle county. in 1864.
Out of all the gentlemen named on
the ticket, Elias N. Moore, of Apo
quinimink hundred, is the only one
who is alive at this time. The others
were good citizens and left their
mark in the community for good.
We append their names as follows:
Elcctors-Danicl Corbit, James
II. Clements, John {. Hazard.
Representative to Congress -Na-
thaniel B. Smithers.
State Scnator-Isaac S. Elliott.
Reprcscntativcs-John A. Dun
can, James II. noffec!scr, John &.
jackson, John A. Allderdicc, Merritt
II. patson, Andrew 'Eliason, Elias
n. Moore.
Sheriff George S. lIagany.
Coroner-John Curry.
Court Commissoners-Lewis Zeb
lev, Brandywine hundred; John W.
Hawkins, Wilmington; Abner lIol
lingsworth, Christians: Bronaueh
NJ. Dernger, New Castle; Sylvester
ID. Townsend, pencader hundred.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-02-03
CASUAL VISITORS
CARD BASKET.

Mrs. A. H. Pyle rendered euchre par
ty to Captain Alexander Taylor ut her
home No. 9o6 Adams Street Thursday
evening. Captain Taylor Is home from
the Boston Psychological Institute. Those
present At tho reception were: Mr. and
Mrs. j. NJ. Minor, Mr. and Mrs. William
Gregg, Mr.. and Mrs William williamson
Misses Ireno Hillegas. Ella Taylor, Viz
ginia q. Roberts, Katherine Anderson,
Elizabeth Williams, Efiie Graeff and Isa-
bsilo McAlister; Messrs. D. Burton
Thomas William ?. Hutton, Philip Bur-
nett Jr., and A. +. Pyle. The first gem
tIemen's prize won by John NJ. Minor.
WAS silver cigar cutter. The frst ladies
pr,ze, won by Miss Elizabeth McAlst r.
was aniniature silver picture frame The
gent eman's BOBBY prize Won by Philip
Burnet, Jr, was a donkey carl and driver.
The ladies' BOBBY priz,, won by Miss
Katherine Anderson, was little China
CHAR
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-02-03
ARE BOERS
RETREATING
British Rumor Says They
Are And That Free Stat
erS Are Becoming
Tired.

Sterk's Spruit, Jan. 29.-Com
andant Olivier, of the Orange Free
State. in speech to the Beers al
Ladygrey, said that his men were
almost surrounded at Stormberg,
and unless recruits were forthcom
ing, he would be compelled to aban.
don the position.
1t is admitted that in the recent
fight at Lady ysmith the Beers lost
100 killed and 900 wounded.
Many Colonists who fought al
Stormberg have gone back to their
farms and have refused to return tc
active service. thought threatened
with death. Among them are some
conspicuous burghers, who orlgi-
nally invited the Free Statels to in.
wade Cape Colony.
London, Feb 8.
1t IL generally believed that Bnler has
begun his assault on tho Beers in an at
tempt to break through to La1ysmith.
The War Oifico Is sllenL on this point, and
dispatches from Spearinan's = camp are al
most cUlorle,s. But the fact that nothing
comes from tho correspondents with Bu!-
Ter as to his movements indicates that
whatever he ia doing, secrecy Is regarded
rs essential TO its suCcas1. And inactivity
would not call for secrecy. Moreover.
what is sknown OF thu positions of Dun
donates lrooos, and Of Buffers intentions
Is voiced in the words attributed to him
in his speech 10 his men, goes TO show
that concerted aggressive movement
wns contemplated by him at least three
days ago II it was not begun immodl .teiy
afterWard.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-02-03
What We Should Like To kunM

When will the p. W. s b. Off
cials build that Il * 500, O00 depot
in this city?
When will the Peoples Heat.
Light and Power Company rene W
their application to erect poles in
our city before the Street and Sew
cr Commissioners!
When will editor Roberts learn
to know that making faces al other
Republicans will not cement the
breach in the Republican ranks?
When will City Council build that
new pest house ior the care of
smallpox patients!
When will the trolley road TO
West Chester be built!
When will the Chancellor give his
decision in the Iirandyw inc Springs
in junction case!
When will the Coroner receive his
extra compensation from the Levy
Court.
When will enough small houses
lie erected in Wilmington to satisfy
the dcmandt
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-02-03
SHERIFF HAS
BUSY DAY.
tie Sell Fourteen Proper
ties at the Court House
This Morning.

This is Sheriff Taylor's busy day.
At the Court House this morning
he sold fourteen city properties. He
went to New Castle at II o'clock to
sell two properties there and at 3
O'Clock this afternoon he will 60 out
to Hockessin to make a sale.
This mornings sales at the Court
House were we'll attended. William
A. Hukill was the auctioneer. A
property OF the Real Estate Devel-
opment Company at No 1908 Church
street, was sold to George L.
Brown for 5000.
The other properties were sold to
the following persons:
Property OF James McDougall on
Curlett street to W. S. Hilles for
| 5000.
Property of Thomas Fahey on
Curlett street to J. Ernest Smith tor
| $500.
Property of Thomas Fahey at
No. 500 Spruce street to J. L. Smith
for 5000.
Property of James II. Murray on
Seventh street near Grant avenue
to c. II. Richards for $40.
Property of William f. Messick
on Elm street near Jackson, to e.
f. Cochran for $500.
Property of Lewis II. Moore,
Fourth street near Tatnall, to Ben
jamin Nields for 800.
Property of Anna l.. Barr, Phil
adelphi Pike and Woodlawn avenue
to E. Glenn Cook for $500.
Property of Alrich Magee on
Head street to George r. Brown
for 5000.
Property of Mary l.. Barry, No.
l1l6 Pine to George II. Brown for
$1,000; other properties at Nos. ITO,
lll2 and ILL Pine, belonging TO the
same were purchased by Mr.. Brown
at $1,000 each.
Property of Joseph Jenkins at
Eighth and Orange streets, to
Thomas Green for $500
Two properties of Mary Inche on
West Second street to J.. E. Smith
for $1,000.
The New Castle properties sold
were four pieces of land belonging
to Edwin S. Armstrong. sold as one
farm and a one-third interest in
certain lands, seized as the prop
crty OF Jefferson ii. Clcaver.
The Hoc%esslnproperty to be sold
this afternoon is 50 acre farm
seized rs the property Of Frances
A. Malonev.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-02-03
EtAIttS.
Ut 2 tbs.
I,FWDEN-AtI tIhris,t,p, nai

LFWDEN-At Christiana, Dot. on F,bruar y
ID Josiah lcwden, i'll his S,th year.
heatlvss aud friends nrr invited to nttand
the lnnera: from his late rc'ilunce. Chris
ti"na, Lei! On monday afternoon, February 5,
at C clock services in st. James Church.
Sth hion, DEL, at O'clock.
BARRY-lu This city, on February e. 1900
James Barry.
Relatives an friends are invited 10 attend
The funeral from the residence of his grand.
daughter, hiI S]ruct street, on Tuesday nj Jru.
ing, FEBRUARY H. High mass at st. hary's
Church atd o'clock lntermrnt at Cathedral
cemetery. +
VIE, Anon Fcbruary2, Hannah NJ, bo.
loved wife OF James !. Whr q i,uge 81 years
helAtires and friend, are invited to attend
ihr fuheral services, at the Residence OF her
husband No. s3i West sixth street, on Tus
da, morning ut 1879 O'Clock. Leave tno house
Al IL O'Clock. lhte. rent ut Northeast, Nd.
Dearest mother thou hast left us,
And thy loss we dee. ~ feel,
But lis God that hast bGruft u.s.
And He viii AL our sorrrws heal.
'tcil County papers please copy.
CIR NG-ln thi, city, on February ., Nelson A,
son Of Nelson :. trais, aged years. 80
Etlatv's and lr.cuua are invited 10 attend
tn" funeral, On Aonday afternoon at . o clock
from tine residence Of his father, 100 RaCo
street. inrermcnt ut Wilmington and Bran.
dywiGc cemetery.
httlr Nrlson was our darling,
Irit' oi all our hearts at home,
Blt an angel G 80 and WhispcTrl, !
Nets N darling do come home.
Nelson hat no te irS to shed
Nc sius tn 10 forgiven
Ii" "ny closed his eyes on earth,
ioUpeG them in hruven.
A sufferer at rest
COUSIN this city on r,)ruary "ud 1890,
Charles II, combs, aged - years.
hcl.tivrS. fricn .. AMI Wilmington Council
NoLC. a. N, Smith Pot, e. A. Il and all vet.
cram ar" respectfully invited toiattcnd the
funeral at the residence Of his son. in law,
t"urSe w. Booitri, aid East i,nth street on
Monday afternoon, at o'clock Interment
ilvcrYCw cemetery.
ADAM.-0n January 81. 1890, John Adams,
aged J! years
l,cmtivrs lnh friends arc respectfully invi.
ted to attend the funeral from his late resi-.
drncc Vj' benuctt street, On 1loEdly morning
At ) o'clock. Nigh ma at ST. Mary's Church.
int"rmrht ut Cathedral Cemetery.
LAlli At hontchanln Dsl., on February 2l
John b. son of william A. and Sadie h,
Lair, aged years.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
the funeral on ,onday yftcrlooi Icbruary
9TH, from the home OF his parents, Mon tchann
AT 2.U O'clock. lntcrmrnt at i t. Salem Gem.
etery.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-02-03
DJTS.

Tho regular monthly meeting OF tho Sc.
cety of Natural History of Delaware will
bo held in tho room of tho society, in
Friohds' school building, at Fourth and
West Streets on Monday evening"
Bishop Coleman professed two sisters
and admitted them to the community of
st. Mary, ut PGek,kill n. Y, yesterday,
Tonight he will conduct services ag st,
Matthews Mission,
Tomorrow mOraing Rev. William Burt,
OF Rome, ltaiv, Will preach at Union M.
II Church and in tho ovnEing at St. Paul's
NJ. H. Church. Dr. Burt has been in aIv
fer several years, whore hs has fpundt d
and superinteuded tho Methodist church, 9.
Bishop Coleman has arranged with Rev.
DIR. Crapscy Of Rochester, n. Y toconduct
quiei day for tho clergy IN the diorsse nt
Bishopstcat commencing Monday evening,
February II, and concluding Tuesday
evening.
General John p. Donahue ha, secured
the discharge OF Robert II. ughorty, OF
No. DIG East Seventh street, who has been
in the United states marine service.
William $. Myers, No. 5O7 South Mar
Eet street, Is prepared to remove all old
tin rooiiug, galvanized and tin cuttings,
excelsior and old shavings from any pari
of the city. A postat card viii insure
prompt attention
The members OF Smyth Post, No. 1, G.
4. H. are req'lcs ed to meet at their room
M. 4 West Third street, this evening, to
make arrangements to attend the funeral
OF the ln,e Charles Combs, on Monday
afternoon at (! o'clock
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-02-03
ScrRutOn's Anarchists CnntureJ

Scranton, Pa, Feb. Sword reached
this city yesterday that Augusta Morel
and Antonio Robert had been ersted
in an anarchists resort at Montreal
and that they had confessed having
shot two police officers in this city
last July. They said they shot the
officers because the latter interfcrcd
with them in carrying out plan they
had formulated to blow up the resi-
dence of a coal operator in this city.
On the night Of July / last Patrick
Kays and Fl. l.. Snyder. police officers,
were shot. Kays being almost NOR
tally wounded. After doing the shoot
ing the men ran, dropping in their
Hight bomb made out of a piece
Of lead pipe filled with high class
explosive
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-02-03
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.PennS' Y Intere Ste 1 In K 20.

Vice President $. N. Provost Of ths
Pennsylvania Railroad. who has ju been
elected dirac'o or OF the Baltimore e. Ohio,
to represent the 'Pennsy's" now Interest,"
In that company, proposes to take an
active interest in tho management OF
Baltimore Il Ohio affairs according to the
statement OF II Pennsylvania Railroad
ofllcial yesterday. Being In charge of the
management of traffic on hif own road.
his Mt ention, said his official, will bs
directed more particularly to the traifiu
affairs of the Baltimore & Ohio, with u
view to maintaining harmony in rates
among the trunk lines When qucstioned
AZ to whether the Pennsylvania would DO
given additional representation in ,hs
Baltimore 4 Ohio directorate, he replied
that the coiDpany's holdings of that s, ocI
entitled 1t TO additional representation H.
the Board and when Il vacancy occurred,
another Pennsylvania man would be elec-
ted. The Pvnn.ylvanla helrR also inter-
e'teI in 'he Chesapeake & Ohio, its re-
pre- entatlves viii In tlmo find their way
into the directorate Of shat company, and
it Is not improbable that Mr., Provost will
he elected a member OF thnt board.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-02-03
Mixing American l.ncnied.

Wllkesbarre, Pa, Feb. S.-The mys.
terry surrounding the disappearance OF
Charles lying from Cuba has been
cleared up. Tying and Carpenter were
the irst American firm to do bust
ness in Santiago de Cuba after the
war. They opened large general
store on the American plan and pros
pered. One day last May Tying sud-
denly disappeared from Santiago, and
despite the efforts of General Wood
and others no trace OF him could he
found. It was then though he had
been foully dealt with. Yesterday
Tyng's former partner Mr. Carpenter,
received word that Tying had been To-
Gated in Mexico. Mr.. Carpenter can
assign no reason for his partners
sudden flight.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-02-03
FRICK and :
CARNEGIE
The Former Is Now After
The Sparr0ws Point 4
Yard to Fight
Carnegie. .-.

Pittsburg, Pa, Feb. 2.-lnstead
OF building new steel plant to
fight Andrew Carnegie, H. c. Frick
proposes to buy one. Negotiations
are pending for the purcta ase of the
plant of the Maryland Steel Com
pany, at Sparrow's Point. Md, in
the Chesapeake Bay, by Frlck. 1t
is understood that the Mellon Bros. I,
bankers, OF Pittsburg. are inter-
ested and will be partners in the
enterprise. They expect to manu-
facturc plates for the New York
Shipbuilding Company. at Camden.
Mr.. Frlck will leave tor Europe
soon in connection with the deal.
This is the result of letter writ.
ten by Andrew Carnegie some time
ago in which he called attention to
the need of arother modern ship
building plant on the American side
Of the Atlantic, near New York.
With the Sparrow's Point works in
operation, ship plates could be
made and delivered to the works
by vessel, without being handled
by railroads, which is three times
as expensive as that by water.
The Sparrows Point plant is
valued at 100000 Several mill
lions will be spent on improvements
if Mr.. Frick secures it. =
A. II. Peacock, first vicc-presi-
dent and general sales agent OF the
Carnegie Company, leaves Monday
on an extended vacation trip, and
it is believed will not return. 1t is
said he was slated for retirement,
owing to a big sale of steel rails at
price below what Andrew Carne-
gle thought the company should
have received.
II. w. Oliver sails for Europe to-
morrow. and Will meet H. c. Frick,
later, in Paris.
1t was rumored to-day that Chas.
NJ. Schwab, president of the Car
negie Company, has resigned, but
he denied it.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-02-03
up at l'OrkIyn.

Clarence Eutrlkin was visiting Yorklyn
friends on Monday.
The young friends of Mss Anna Mar
shal sucnt Monday evening vury pleasant.
ly making candy.
John Bengs has fully recovered from
an atlacK Of tho mumpS.
Miss Storey of Ian ienburg, is sujourn.
ing at Auburn Heights.
Miss Lizzie Burlington has recovered
fran an attack Of membraneous Group
and nervous pros ration.
Ellsworth Longand arrived from Della
ware City on Monday evening.
Miss Annie Ruth Is at Whining on
learning dressnakins.
Thomas Dennison was the guest Of
Clarence Marshall on Monday evening.
Mr., and Mrs. / w. Marshall were tho
guests of Wilmington rIiunds Monday
evening,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-02-03
DOTS.

Oysters have been rather scnrcs the
present week owing to tho cold snap and
as n consequence hava risen Wholesale In
price from 81 to 81 30 Darrel. II the
weather moderates thoy are expected to
10 more plentiful next Week.
Y The handsome residence, No 1911 Gill
pin Avenue. ia offered for rent by G. p.
johnson, llOo Market s rect.
The icy condition of Seventh str, ct
between Shipley and Orange stree is
dangerous. The water has run nearly
over the BOD OF the street and then frozen.
The res donts on Sh!ploy between Ninth
and Ten h streets are up in arms over
the condition OF the bed of he street. II
l. covered with deb'is and old newspapers
ami the people say tLcy should have some
relief from tho nuisance,
Samuel j. Newman hao been awarded
q contract to build protty residence for
Charles e. Gnyer, at tie sou Invest cor
NOR OF Ionth and Van Buron streets.