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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-05
JUDGE SAPHO
BY PICTURES.

New York, April 4. Tomorrow,
proba bly,. Olga Nethersole will
learn from the jury whether or not
her version of "Sapho' is proper
play to be put on the stage. The
trial came to an abrupt close this
afternoon, when both sides agreed
to the suggestion of Judge Fursman
that the text of the play, together
with photographs Of the scene and
the evidence of three witnesses,
would sufficiently enllshten the
jury on the character OF the per-
iormancc. Eack juror must read
the play, and, using the photo
graphs to fill out the picture IN his
mind. must Judge Tor himself.
Apparently Miss Nethersole
thinks herself already acquitted.
She took an active part In suggest
ing questions for the witnesses.
Her ewes sparkled when there was
any sign OF hesitancy in the ans
wers. All her friends seemed to
believe she had won great artis-
tic victory as they crowded to con-
graduate her at the close OF the
proceedings.
Il number of photographs of
"Sapho' in the so-called gossamer
costumes were put in evidence.
Photographs Of the spiral staircase
scene and other scenes in the play
were shown. The jurors inspected
them closely. Mr.. Nethcrsole, the
actress brother, watched them with
keen interest as they looked at the
pictures.
The prosecution rested at 4 clock
and Mr.. Hummcl, for Miss Nether-
sole, moved Justice Fursman to di-
rect the jury TO acquit the defend
ants. The Justice denied the mo-
tion.
The Assistant District Attorney
wished to make speech.
"Thcn," said MIR. Hummel, eve
shall put Miss Nethersole on the
stand"
"What can she testify to that is
not before the jury now?' asked
Justice Fursman.
"As to the production of the play
in other cities" said Mr.. Hummel.
II don't see what that will add
to what is now before the jury
Miss Nethcrso.e leaned to the
counsel and whispered. Then lie
said: "Nliss Nethersole, being a
sensible woman, does not wish to go
on the stand. She wishes to rest
her case now. We do y
The court adjourned until to-mor-
row. Each side will take one hour
Tor summing up.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-05
A Church Incident.

A Philadelphia paper says considerable
comment has been created by the pnbli-
cation of q dispatch received from Will
mngton. DEL. relative to the reception in.
to membership in Trinity Episcopal
Church OF n young woman, formerly
Roman Catholic. WITHOUT reconfrlnation
by Bishop Coleman, who took her by the
hand, ana merely saying: Il receive thee
into communion with this branch OF the
Catholic Church. aud bid thee God speed
in thy life and work therein
Bishop OH w. Whitaker, whom ques-
toned concerning tho incident. spoke very
freely of II, and his entire statement con-
veyed tho impre ssion that not only did he
not consider the matter one that should
cause comment much le.s tnrpllse, Dut
that it was one of very ordinary occur
renee.
In spenking OF tho matter Bishop Whit
aker said: II hnvo no doubt this incident
occurred, ind IN receiving The applicant
into membership in Trinity Church with
out reconflrmation Bishop Coleman was
acting entirely within his province. The
Protestant Episcopal Church recognizes
the Roman Catholic Church a branch or
the Christian church, nnd when Roman
Catholic desires to leave that Church ana
becolpe member of an Episcopal church
1t Is entirely optional with tho Bishop
whether the person In question shall DO
received by rCccnfrmution or in the man
ner said to have been employed by Bishop
Colemsl,. There was nothing unusual IN
Bishop Coleman's action, nor was thsre
anything In IL which should arouse COM
ment Catholic priests who desire TO
leave that Church. and enter tho Episcopal
ministry can be. and often are received IN
this Church md allowed to continue az
ministers without reordination, for they
have already received mn Episcopal orti.
nation from tho Roman Catholic Church.
Our storo is not only headquarters for
prescription work but for urinary analys-
is as we'll. w. q. Taylor's Pharmacy
BOZ King Street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-05

A departure from the usual form OF
entertainments given at the Opera
House on Monday afternoon and
night is presented in the form Of
the Jeffries-Shrrkcy contest pic
lures. The success of the pictures
as a money making ventures, is as
sured, at least, so far as this city
is concerned. 1t is difficult not to
imagine ones self at the ring side,
and the audience evidently fcrgets
that it is not, for it follows each
bout eagerly and cheers the com.
batants enthusiastically when any
advance is scored. There is little
or no flicker to trouble the eyes,
and the spectator has the advant-
age Of seeing the contest from the
best position and at the right dis
tance from the ring. The figures
are lifesizc and every detail can be
noticed from the moment the men
enter the ring. In all these details
the reproduction of the fight is far
superior to that of the Corbett-Fitz
simmons go Of several years ago.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-05
The Levy Court,

The Levy Court Yesterday elected
Robert NJ. Cam of Glasgow, Pen =
cadcr hundred. to succeed himself
as Trustee of the Poor. The
county on Tuesday had a balance
of about $4,000, but Sheriff Tay-
lor's bill of about So, 900 for the
quarter ending March 3lst, and
Coroner Vandever's bill of $2l3.S3,
also the monthly pay roll of $1,000
or $4,000, would make a large hole
in that amount. The county must
run this month and May and June
on the receipt of the current year.
No new taxes will be collected until
July 1st.
1t is said that the bill of the mayor
of New Castle has been received
but referred to a committee.
On motion of Mr.. Mcaley the court
adjourned until April II.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-05
Death Ended Agony.

Smyrna. Del, April 4-Atter fort.
night Of awful suffering Mrs. Leonard
ksvis, who was fri9httully burned in her
own home, died this morning. Two weeks
ago Mr.. ROWS was st andlng ut lor paflor
window, looking intenlly down he high
way for her returning daughter. Her
clothes caught fire from the hot ST ovo, and
before sho could get help her limbs and
back were churIed. As She did not inhale
the flames. every medical attention WAS
given her in The hope that her live could
be saved.
&Thirty yards of cloth bandagos were res
quired IT, cover tho burned portions of the
body. Sho was con sciuus most OF the fort
night OF remaining life, but trequcn ly
asked to he allowed TO die, that her ply
sical torture might cease.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-05

L'OR RENT-PLEASANT ROOM FOR
II man and wife or 2 gentleman. at 607 Mar.
ket street. ai.Ut4
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-05

Il ORSALE a FARM-I WILL, SELL AT
Il private sale my farm OF ISla acres situu.
ted in Mill Creek Hundred. ] miie west OF
wut,rcd, some fruit and woodland. Tsru,s
easy. Apply to Mary Hi ghfell or James h.
Porter, Newport nS-uOl.!r
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-05

IrUR E-HoUSE els WEST FOURTH
II street. rooms and bath. Apply to
HrrrrpG RptteW, uit
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-05
ST. PAUL'S
SUNDAY SCHOOL
Officers Elected And An
i Excursion Decided
Upon For June
the 28th.

| At the meeting of st. PauPs NJ. Il. Sur
day school last evening tho following ofli-
| cers were elected Mornlng Sunday School.
Charles II. Gray, superintendent wilt
liam p. Morton. assistant superintendent
and re cording secre tary; Walter Messiiner.
financial secretary; Miss Sarah Ebsrhardt,,
organist; Miss Mary Edwards, assistant
organist Miss Margaret Schrack. pianist;
Miss S Meta, arsistant pianist.
Afternoon Sunday School, 5. II. Bay
nard, superintendent; W. Is. Smith, Jr.,
and Miss Clara Murgatroyd, assistants;
William Il. 1utchton, recording secretary;
Frank l.. Howar-i, financial secretary;
Harry j. Guthrie. musical directori Mrs.
Ii. j. Guthrie, pianist; Mis- Bessie MUIR
ray, assistant pianist; Miss Sarah Ehor-
hardt. organist; Henri A Lindsay, asss-
tant organst; librarians, Charles II. Gray,
Arthur Groen and Lockwood Aspril
Primary department, Anna Il. Lincoln,
superintendent; Miss Mnrga; OF Shrack,
assistant superintendent and organist,
1t was decided also to make Improves
monts to the Sunday school Room during
the summer vacation. The improvement
will consist of changes in tho arrange
mont Of the platforms and class rooms.
1t Is probable that sliding doors will be
put in hu class rooms SO that II desired
all may bo thrown into ono large room.
The leachers A sociation decided to so
to Brandywino springs ON June .S,
Plans For Lenape.
Tho LEGAL News Of Wednesday says:
Yesterday Superintendent a. G. Me-
Cau,land, Of tho Wilmington g. Northern
Railroad. visited West Chester, end in
company with Superintendent J, w. An
drews, of the West Choster Railway bo
looked Over the property here and at Lem
apo. Uo favors q number Of impr0ve-
ments which will be made at Lenape in
preparation for the coming season, and
tho park will be male as attractive rs
ea,ly in tho spring us possible. The
Reading Railway Company, which has
control over the park and tho lines con-
Meeting thorowith is Interested in Lennpe,
and will devulopit as much as tho palron-
age will allow.
One OF tho buildings to be erected will
be comfortable pavilion on tho island,
where people may find shelter in times OF
sudden showers. The absence of tbls was
lamentcd on several occasions last year.
when those who wero near the lake were
unable to reach the pavilion noar the sta-
ton in time to avoid Il drenching.
On tie Brandywine u naptha launch
will float through tho season, succeeding
old Hiuwalha, which has been struggling
along or several seasons without scoring
grent success. The boats will all DO in
hlst-class condition.
Tho foot bridge which spanLel tho
Brandywino ne3r the old pavilion last
year will bo again erected. after all dan
ger of flood is past
Already tho arrangements for plcnicS
are being made, and superintendent An
uroW5 Is booking dates.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-05
COLD STEEL OR DEATH.

"There Is but one small chance TO save
your life and that is through IN operation -
was the awful prospect set before Mrs. /.
b. Hunt. of Lime Ridge. Wis, by her
doctor after vainly trying to cure her Of a
frightful case of stomach trouble and ye!.
low jaundice. He didl't count on the
marvellous power of Electric BitierS to
cure Stomach and Liver troubles, but she
henrd Of 1t. took seven bottles, was wholly
cured, avoided surgeons knife now
weighs more and feels better than ever
It's positively guaranteed tu euro stomach,
Liver and Kidney troubles and never dis.
appoints. Price 50cat N. b. Danforth's
drug store.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-05
BIRTHDAY PARTY,

"Wednesday being the 9th anniversary
Of the birth OF Earl McVay, his yorng
friends gave him a party, The evening
was spent In playing games. At o'c. ok
they were invi el to the dining room
where an abundant repnst was SO, we'd.
Among those present were: Elsie and
Margaret Spoerl. Annie and Elsie Pond,
Lille Cross Nctlie Tubbs. Lillian Town
send, Katie and Annie Alli,, Earl litter,
Willie Sipple, Nelson Webb, Kendall
Prigg. George Luramore, Earl and How
ard McVav Miss Sue Comegys, Mr.. and
Mrs. McNay.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-05
Double Tracks

Workmcn are engaged In laying anoth.
track on the trolley road from this city to
Brandywine Springs. Should the Chan
ccllor decide that the company has the
right to occupy Sixth street, another i'm
petus would be given to our city trade.
The road will soon bo extended to York;
lyn. and thence to Kenhett Square and
Unionville. Pa. Ihere il n bright future
before our city. II 1t were not for the dog
In tho mangcr policy that is being pur-
sued by many parties. The road to
Che,ter has proved very successful, and
there is no coed reason why one to West
Chester should not be equally woll patron
lied
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-05
CARD BASKET.

Henry &. Morse sailed for Europe yes.
tarday on the steamship st. Paul.
Miss Elizabeth II. Buckingham, OF
Pleasant Fill. Is visiting relatives anu
friends In Wilmington.
Miss Cornclia Dempsey Of Union, has
returned home from very, pleasant visit
with Chester relatives.
Mr.. John Elggs is out Of the city to.
dag. -.-,.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-05
DIR. Joseph v. Wallace seriously Inlurel

ElktoD. md. April s DR. Joseph V.
Wallace, ono of the Gest-knowr physicians
OF this county, met with very serious az
cident while coming out of tho Residence
of Mr.. w. A. Hazel, AZ Chesapeake CITY.
Mr.. md Mrs., Hazel. are both confined TO
their bod by sickness. and after prescrib-
ing for thum DIR. Wallace started for
home. He slipped at the'front door an1
fell across tho steps, striking his hip Il"
back. Ho managed to get to his carria.o
without assistance, and Immediately
drove to his homo in another part OF Ches.
apeako City. He had to be carried in the
house, and Is now confined to his bed.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-05
A MONSTER DEVIL. Fish

Destroying It's victim is typo ofConsi.
patton. The power Of this murderous ma.
lady Is felt on organs and nerves and mu'-
clcs and brain. Thore's NJ heal till it's
world for Stomach. Liver. Kidneys aud
Bowels. Only @6cents at N. b. Danforth's
drug store. -
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-05

J'OR SALE-FOR WANT OF USE, . SETS
II of light carriage harness, oak surrey,
buggy. also | carriage oak pole to ut same, all
in good condition. Apply at J. b, Carpenters
atablo Eleventh. and Madison stre0t. yl1tf
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-05
BEALE-puNNlNG WEDDING CARDS.

Tho Misses Morris Of this CITY, have is
suod cards OF invitation to tho wedding of
thoir niece Miss Mary Rogon Hartshorne
Dunnins to HoraCe Alexander Beale OF
Pirkesburg, Chester county, Pa, at St.
Andrews Church, this city, on Tuesday
April II h. The prospective bride Is Il
granddaughter Of tho lato Samuel Norris
once resident OF londoagrove township.
Chester county, Pa, and the groom is the
president Of the Parks burg Iron Co., and
tho slated Republican candidate for dele
gate to the next national Republican con.
yentlon.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-05
prODOSed Enhancement,

John Tweed proposes to erect m a'ldi-
tion to his livery and sale stable on Walnut
above Sixth. His business has increased to
such an extent that he cannot accommo-
date The increasing number Of patrons
without providing additional stalls and
carriage room His is IN enterprlsing
man, polite and oblising, aud what is
more his prices are very moderate.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-05

Our storo is not only headquarters for
prescription work but for urinary analys-
is rs we'll. w. q. Taylor's Pharm acy,
BOZ King Street,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-05
WHAT TWO CENTS WILL. DO, ~

1t will bring relief to sufferers from
asthma or consumption, even tho worst
cases, This i about what ono dose OF
Foley's Honey and Tar COSTS 1sn't il
worth trial. Take no substitute. All
druggists.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-05
AERIGHTFUL BLUNDER

Will often causea horrible. Burn. Scald,
Cut or Bruise. Bucklen's Arnica Sulvo,
this best in the world, kill the pain and
promptly heal IT, Cures Old Sores. Fever
Soros Ulcsrs, Bots, Feluns, Corns, all
Skin Eruptions. Best Pilo euro on earth :.
Only 25css. n box. Cure guaranteed. Sold
by N. B Danforlh, Druggist.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-05
PERSONAL
MENTION
Interesting Paragraphs
About Visitors And
Home Entertain=
mentS.
sHERWOOD-FOuLK,

Mr. and Mrs William II. Foulk have
issued carls for he marriage OF their
daughter, Josephine Mearns, to William
H. Sherwood. on Wednesday, evening,
April 18th. at 7.30 O'Clock, ut St. Puuls
81. E. Church. A reception will follow
at No, HOB West street. Mr. and Mrs.
Sherwood will reside at No. 4432 North
Ubor street, Philadelphia.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-05

Hope Lo,lgo, No. 81. l. o O. f.. elected
the following officers last evening: Noble
grand. A fired Frcese; vi1e-grand, Samuel
l. Lyeinger; recording secretary, Andrew
Rimeingcr; right support to nobln grand,
Peter Overdecr; left support to noble
grand, Edward Il FouIke; warden, George
Ingram; conductor, Albert Vaughn; out :
side grand, John NJ. Collins; inside guard
John W. Walls: right support to vice.
grand. Willis 4. Overtleer; left support to
v.ce grand, W. d. Kane; right hand sup-
porter, Frank Lear; left hand supporter
Edwin Patton; chaplain, j. B Carpenter.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-05
MANY A LOVER

Has turned with disgust from an other moss.
lovable girl with an offensive breath. karfs
Clover Root Tea puriies the breach by opera',
ton on the bowels ct' at nothing elsa can.
Sold for years on absolute guarantoa Prtoe
70 and 50 cts. =
Sold by N, j Danforth. Soconi and Markell
ktreelA
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-05
Che ster Strike Ends.

Chester. Pa, Aprli 4-Tho r!vet hoya
Of Roach shpyard who hnve been on q
strike for five weeks have returned to
work. The boys obiec ed to carrying rive
cts from lhe store room to the ships.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-05
Tax Collectors For st. Georges.

Treasurer Rettew received tax collso-
tioni for st. Georges hundred last month
of about $500. From New Castle hun.
dred, $n263, was received on account Of
the Investment tax and about Si5 for coun
ty moor and rOna taxes.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-05
democratic primaries

County Chairman Patrick Neary hs. no
titled tho Department Of Elec ions hat
the Democratic primaries will b, held on
September 8 Delegates to tho state Con.
>cntion will DO chosen that day to noni.
nnte Stntu oificera.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-05
Pension Granted,

Colonel John Wainwright has secured
an increase Of pension to ssa month fro Il
March Is. 1899 for Joseph g. Millin" II,
Of Clayton, Kent County, Del, la Com
pany, II. 4th' Regiment Delaware lnlan-
try.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-05
AFTER LaGRlppE--WHAT?

Usually II rncking cough and general
feeling of weakness. FOley's Honey and
Tar is guaranteed to cure tho grippe
cough and make you strong and we'll.
A Ii urugrj,ts
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-05
Aid for India.

The Kings Daughters of West
Presby yterian Church want to send
relief to the India sufferers. Any
one wishing to contribute to the
cause. can do SO by leaving same
at this Office.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-05
A NARROW
ESCAPE.

Brussels, April 4.-The Prin ce
and Princess of Wales had mar
row escape from the assassin's
bullet to-day. They were about
starting on train from here to
attend the celebration of King
Christians birthday at Copenhagen
on April s.
Just as the train started man
Jumped upon the footboard of the
Princes saloon car, and quickly
fired two shots, aiming point-blank
at the Prince.
Hearing the shots the station
master rushed to the scene and
knocked down the would-be assas-
sin S arm as he prepared TO fire
third shot, and a number of per-
sons threw themselves OF the
Princes assalant.
Intense excitement prevailed for
the moment, as it was feared the
Prince had been hit, the shots hav-
ing been fred almost polnt-blank.
The railway carriage door was
hastily thrown open, and great re-
lief was felt when the Prince HIM
self appeared at the window un-
hurt.
Both the Prince and Princess,
however, had very narrow cs-
cape.
The Prince of Wales appeared
quite unaffected by the incident.
He asked whether the revolver was
loaded, and on being informed in
the affirmative. smiled and begged
that the culprit might not be treat
ed too severely.
AS the train rc-started after
Sipido's arrest, the public loudly
cneercd the Prince, who acknowl-
edged the demonstr alton from the
car window.
The would-be assassin is tin
smith named Sipido, a resident of
Brussels, sixteen years of age.
His pockets were fonnd to be full of
Anarchist literature.
When examined by the railroad
station officials Sipido declared he
intended to kill the Prince of Wales
that he did not regret his action,
and that he was ready to do it
again if given chance to do so.
Sipido subsequently said he
wanted to kill the Prince of Wales
'bccausc he caused thousands of
men to be slaughtered in South
Africa
HE Is ONLY FIFTEEN.
Sipidc has been connected for
nearly year with band ofyoung
Soci alists. 1t seems that he left his
parents at 1.5O p. M. yesterday on
the pretext OF going to the Maison
dc Pcuplc, where he had been try
ing to get an appointment. They
have not seen him since. and only
learned of the affair from Journal
ist. Both parents assert that he
never had revolver before. His
mother says the lad lived very
regular lie, and had been saving
money TO go to the Paris EXPOSE
ton. She declares that if he is
guilty he must have been instigat-
ed by others, and was probably
given to much too drink. lie WAS
fifteen last December.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-05
Died at 81.

Mrs. Catherine B. Kelley Of No.
1905 Morrow Street, died yester-
day aged 81 years. Paralysis
caused her death.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-05

It's the Ii tic colds that grow into big
colds; tho big colds shat end IN conslmp-
tion and death Watch the little colds
Dr. Woods Norway Pine Syrup.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-05
With The BARRIERS.

The BARRIERS Protective Association
will give dance to be hold In Eden Hall
on Monday Aptil2 %
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-05

Eczema, scnld head, hives, itchineSs of
the skin of any sort, instantly relieved,
perm anen'lv cured, Doan's Ointment At
any drug store
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-05

Ihos. w Carter of Ashboro, N. G had
kidney trouble and one bottle OF Foley S
Kidney Cure effected ii perfect cure, anl
he says there is no other remedy that will
compare with it. Accept no substitute.
A II lriI0vis,s.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-05

All ladies' arc pretty who use SimmF
Comp PsDnyr"yal Pills Depo' sD6 King
street, beDs by mall.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-05
From Port Deposit,

Port Deposit, Nd, April 5.-Tho Della
ware and Mtry!and Telephone Company
has run wires into this town and estah-
lished IN exchange in H. r.. Campegson'i
drug store. The company has only placed
two wires, and use the electric light poles
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-05

State Sunday School Convention.
sSTho Sta @ Sunday School Convention
will be held in Central Presbyterian
Church OIL April i6, p.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-05

INOR SAL E-.tOBU Shells OF SEED OATS,
n very ne, ut PIunketts flour and feed
stor, 100 " est Front street. a!tf
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-05

educate YoIr BowCls With Casca rets.
Candy ,!atliartc, cure constination forever.
Nc. e5c' nc. 6. G. fail. druggists refund uoDap
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-05
Pigeons Aud Rabbits

Wanted 800 pigeons-l0O small English
rabbits. Address 2ll West Sth street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-05

COR SALE BARRED PLYMOUTH
l Rock eggs from yards headcd by cock.
erels of tho finest strains In the country;
600, Toe and 500 per sitting. L. S. Town.
send road from Blue Ball Inn to fock-
land. Address, Wilmington, Dol tf23-f
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-05
FOR SALE.

rus ,N',r.--TEN Il. !. p. A. N s. FOR
Z ctG p =, druggists. One gives relief.
a22- lyrd
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-05

EOR RENT--A 2]i STORY BRICK
house. 7rooms, front and side porches,
1ood dry cellar; good we'll Of water In the
kitchent stable, wagon sh0d, ,hothouse. 21f
aores Of ground; all kinds Of fruit trees
md small fruit,
For sale. cheap, also 500 faot building
front, from 80 to 1870 feet depth, suitable
Tor yelling houses or business silo. High,
healthy, elevated ground. No grading or
Aliing up required. Good demand for
dwelling houses In neighborhood. With
In flvs minutes walk Of Mary land avenue
street car,
Apply at 1906 Coleman street
feb3. VISIT Eleventh ward.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-05

COR SALE CHEAP-A 13 HORSE
power Peerless traction ongine with G
50 cylinder peerless thresher, straw stack.
or and Columbia hay baler in good run
Mug ordsr. Apply to G. w. Dickerson
+. o, Box II Now Castle Del.
m27-tl W. g. Owl
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-05

1ToR RENT-A 4.ROoM HOUSE. NEAR
u. the Is. Il o. RAILROAD, mile wost Of Els-
more wi tn halt acre Of ground ATS per month
Wai, N. Brackin. a+ttr