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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-11-13
CARRIAGE NOW .
IN SERVICE.

The new hose carriage of thu
Phoenix Fire Company was placed
in service yesterday afternoon and
the members Justly feel proud OF it.
without doubt 1t Is the pref
test hose carriage in the city, II
is built Of wood and hardened steel,
the latter being used 10 the frame
work throughout. 1t was built BY
The American Fire Engine Company
at Seneca Falls. N Y. and is one
of their latest pattern. and about a
foot longer than the other carriages
10 service in Wilmington.
1t is arttsticaily p ainted - ma
room tint and the body. with beau
tiful striping Of gold 10 smbeilish
It. The wheels and the running
gear are painted carmine. The
wheels are heavy. and are capped
with turned brass cups. The
gearing between the hose reel and
the drivers seats is longer thar
usual III such apparatus and gives
tn. fore.wheels much more room fot
clearance 10 turning about. The
drivers seat is finished in hard
wood and maroon finished work
alternating.
On the front is a plate, contain
inc the names Of the purchasing
committee az follows: William Fl.
Sulley. chairman: George b. Ward
Charles c. Hignutt William J. Nc
Kinney and John V. Garland.
The carriage contains 1000 iee'
OF regulation hose, axes, crowbars
Ian ems and nozZles.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-11-13
Father Ryan 10 go to Chester.

Philadelphia, Nov. ID. The Rev.
Peter j. Ryan rector OF the Holy
Family, New Philadelphia. was APP
pointed by Archbishop Ryan pastor Of
the Church OF the Immaculate Heart,
Chester, to succeed tho late Thomas
j, Michigan.
Father Ryan is one of the most
popular priests in the Archdiocese.
lie was born in Reading in 1850, and
was ordained t. the priesthood by
the late Bishop Shanalian on Deccm'
Der 3, 1919. Father Ryan S first mis-
SION was st. MichaeI's IChester, from
which he was transferred to the Sa-
cred Heart, this city. After acting
as Curatc for several wears at the
Church Of the Visitation he was mrde
rector Of the Holy Family New Phil.
ade!phia, in 1890, where he has since
remained.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-11-13

At the home Of A. J., Neiaermaicr.
No. 4 East Fifth Street las t evening
Moriei Encampment, KING hts Of ST.
John and Malta, entertained guests
from Philadelphia, New York and
Chester al supper.
TraneIs lloughtalinS, Y Z. G. f.,
was the most prominent Of the guests
and it was manly in his honor that
the affair was given.
The room was neatly decorated.
Addresses were made by Charles Hay
ward, q. NJ. Rudolph of Chester and
Others. Forty-tive persons were seat
ed at the table and included repre-
sentative, Of Moriel, Germania and
Wilmington encampments.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-11-13
Found The Combiaatlon


In the Reporters Nosegay Of
the Philadelphia Record to day
appears the following.
In the stables Of the Diamond
Ice Company down at Wilmington
are two horses named Dan and
Jim who are marvels OF equine
intelligence. The company recently
introduced an automatic device,
regulated by clockwork. which at
a given time released the feed pro-
vided for the breakfast Of all the
horses. 1t worked well for some
time, but Tor several days recently
the stableman found the breakfast
OF most of the horses apparently
untouched. The only result Of the
first investigation was the alarm
ing suspicion that some strange
disease had robbed the horses Of
their appetites. But as their health
and strength kept up as well as
their lack Of di position to eat
their morning meal. an all-night
vigil was determined upon. Then
it was discovered that Dan and
lin on the stroke OF midnight.
knowingly sought the automatic
device. deity pulled back the
lever controlling the feed supply.
and held it with their teeth until
a bountiful bre akfAst was served,
all around-several hours ahead
OF the time at which the clock
was timed 10 do the trick.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-11-13
CASES IN
CITY COURT

Before Judge Churchmsn In the City
Court this morning Joseph Stephens was
fined IS and costs tor trsspass. He was
found by officer Cornish In freight car
Ut the French street station Of thsP., w.
g. b, depot
10 the charge Of disorderly conduct Mary
Moore sstiisd she was In saloon At
Front and Marked last night. He snatch
cd glass OF whisksy from her hand and
cursed her afsr he had partaken Of the
refreshments. Lator In the evening he
chased her with knife. He will retire
10 Green bank for forty days.
Alice Wright charged Cosmo Thomas
with breach Of the peace. he came TO
her house at 1928 Lodge street on Monday.
He refused to leave the house and struck
her with an um brella. He was drunk
and creatsd trouble all night, HI claimed
that ,ha young girl told what was not so
and that the girls struck him with the
shoes and poker.
Lizzie Wright testified that Thomas
claims to De married to her mother She
aud iIer two sisters work steady and keep
the house aud he does not contribute any
thing to their support.
The family has been living hero for five
months since they moved here from Tray
nor. A fine of 50 and COSTS was imposed.
deputy City Solicitor Garrett then filed
an information charging him with ns
sault on Alice Wright. THIS Gaze Was
brought by Tho SociuIy for the Prevention
Of cruslty to children. The testimony
was that she will bo l6years Of nge next
January. He struck hor wi h the handle
OF an umbrella over the face. Agent
Stout testified that he examined tho girls
face. The face was swollen yesterday
morning. Tho court imposed tine OF $40
and costs.
Owen Tallsy pleaded guilty to tho
charge of being drunk and disorderly.
Officer Moore testified that on Saturday
evening crowd came Mp Walnut Street
and ,l0red inuu was struck with u
brick. lie chused he gang and caught
Tailey who then struck tho Office: In he
face and used very bad language. At
me box his gang struck Elm. In Tho patrol
wagon he struck Sergeant McDsrnott
AMI at the ball lie struck The officer again.
ils was then charged with assault aud
battery Oh Carl Nedab aud the case went
over un IL Fr.day morning.
Matthew Connell was charged with lar
c.ncy Of bicycle. A wi ness named
Lynch is in New Cas- 10 jail. he will be
brought over tomorrow and the ca SO
comes mp on Friday morning.
James spencer. colorud. who was arrest
aed Y Officers Shields and Brown. for
burglary ut Camden. He was held
pend ng the action OF the New Jersey
uu hurlties.
10 eph Taylor, charged with being
drunk and di,order!y failed to Dnswer aud
an uutachIneht was ISSUED.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-11-13
njoined Railway Company.

Chancellor Michel -nn hasgrantcl
an order restraining the Mayor and
Couucl OF Wilmington and The Will
mlnaton Railway Company from
putting dirt, stone or Other matter
against the frncc or building, on
the lot belonging 10 Mary +. Ham
iltou and others on the Hem y
Clay extension OF the ral'H say.
Franklin l'rockson and John
Big@s represent The complaint.
The role is rctuinuble in this
city ON December 9Th,
NJ, r. Smith ras filed cross bill
on behalf o. restraining NJ Hartman
against Ge0rrc \. Williams, to re.
strain the Sheriff IRON selling
property belonging to his client
aud which has been advertised to
be sold on the 22nd inst. The rule
will be retained at Dover next
Saturday.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-11-13

AND WOMAN AS
w cutters on Liebed Kuit Underwear.
New knittiny Mill. 4O5 and 4J1 t. i3'h street.
MID st
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-11-13
CARD BASk EFT.

A large masquerade dancc will lie
given this evening in Giles Hall, cor
ner Of Tenth and Market Streets in
honor Of the tWenty.tlrst birthday OF
Miss Helen Carey.
Several members Of the Whining.
ton Bicycle Club were entertained
last evening by W. b. Cooley at his
residence, No. l2j West Eighteenth
Street. A very pleasant evening was
spent.
Tie congregation Of Gilbert Pres.
bytcr.an thulch viii celebrate the
eighth anniversary OF the pastorateof
the Rev. c. l.. Jefferson. with a church
supper ON Thursday evening.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-11-13
DOTS.

Andrea Vela, an Italian, died al
the Delaware Hospital this morn
ing. OF pneumonia. Vela had beer
working at Claymont.
The Saxolene cleared for Cette
France, with a cargo Of 1906, OF
gallons Of crude petroleum valued
at SS9, S9l.
The Phoenix ambulance today
took Edward Packard to the Della.
ware Hospital. On Saturday night
his iell at Fifth and Orange streets
and broke his arm.
The convention OF the German
Baptlsts Tor this district is being
held in the German Church today.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-11-13

The revival al Union has not veb
closed but seems TO maintain TIA
interest which has characterized I
for several weeks. Conversions oa
cur every evening an d the activity
Of the Christian PEG pie shows r.
abate ment The you pg men Of the
church are ORGY uize d into work,
ing force and are accomplishing
great good. Rev. ". II. Dawsoa
preached last evening aud assistec
the pastor in the after service. ThS
meeting will probably continue
through the week.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-11-13

Several workman are at Clayton from
Philadelphia erecting la 60 steel water
tower at St. Joseph's Industrial School
i he tnwor he's already reached heighth
OF 60 feet which Is about half lts beighth
IL will have II capacity OF 80. 900 gallons
Of wato, and " i'll cost In the neig burhooi
Of 81. 900. This tower is being erected by
Father Slice to replace the wooden one
which was destroyed Is fl re some time
ago, and ia all steoi work excepting the
tank which ia made OF red cedar.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-11-13

Judge spruance in Orphans Court
this morning, appointed William NJ.
Connolly guardian OF Rebecca n,
Catharine G., and Mary Il. Harrigan
and Robert Douglass, guardian for
Magarct Douglass,
Elsie Meredith was adopted by
walter l.. II. Burris and wife.
George Lodge, administrator Of
William Rogers, made return Of sale
which was confirmed.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-11-13
Complains of Doctors,

Mrs. Smith OF East Eleventh
street. who was SO badly burned
on Thursday last, is dong nicely.
On Sunday morning when she was
at the worst stage OF her suffering,
two we.l.known doctors drove past
on the opposite side OF the street.
1t would have been bad enough for
o,hers 10 do so. but a doctor to defy
the law and haveas little thought
Tor sick person IN 50 critical a
state,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-11-13

Reuovate6 tbs Church.
The Delaware Avenue Baptist
Church L. being renovated. The
Interior will be jrescoed. To re.
move all complaints arising from
present lchimuey a new one is being
built that will have 30-inch hue
and will be 16 feet above the roof.
This gives the chimney excellent
draft aud cause the church to be.
come really warm 10 all parts. The
improvement will cost 81, $50 aud
the money is now on hand TO pay
the bill.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-11-13

Mr.. George H. Huber, the we'll
known baker, residing at No. 62l
West Second street. who has been
seriously i'll, is much better this
morning and is rapidly recovering
his strength. Mr.. Huber has been
confined to the house and at one
time it was feared that he had ap.
pendicl,s but such is not the case,
we arc pleased to state.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-11-13
coloved Men Made Justices.

Tho President has appointed two colored
men-E. NJ. Hewlett. u lawyer, and X. NJ
Terrill-ns two out Of the ten Justices OF
the Peace for the DIS riot Of Columbia The
SALARY Ia o., 900 per nnnum,
Mir. Terrill Il u z, adun'o OF Harvard I'm
iyersity and principal OF the colorsd High
:Schoo, Of This city.
Among those who commended Mr.. Ter
rl, 10 the President was Booker Washing
ton, who regards 1cr'ill as the highest
expon,uent Of the present attain ments OF
tho col ored race.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-11-13

Delaware Conclaye, No, 43o, I'm.
proved order Of lleptasophs. viii en-.
rertain u large host of friends on
Thursday evening in their room, No.
., Opera House building. Music,
singing AMI story telling are al! in
the programme and a delightful time
is promised.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-11-13

yHyANTED-ST STATE AND CITY fGENT
wv ohaudo tireiv or rs IL sidO line our
$1,000 accident insurance; IS weeily indemnity
with registration and iientifcati,n tl.OD an
nually; liberal commission; SIX. 900 DEF osit.
ed for protection OF policy holders. New
Jersey i.esistry Co, lis Market street, New
ark n J. nj! ~
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-11-13

After the meeting OF the Levy
Court yesterday afternoon, Coroner
Frick served summons on the men,
bcrs 10 attend the hearing OF the
case growing out Of the application
Tor an injunction torestaln the comp
troller and Treasurer IRON paying
the sheritls' bill, which will he
heard by Chancellor Nicholson on
December :.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-11-13
Description Of Properties

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Ing, L rooms, lot Il It, " in. u It,
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NO -F'1, AlN T.. h,'!-t n - " "'t
2H,n'% nl1'K r qSx7 +; i,n,, 81! is
per mo. , ,,..aa
No. 4-lsH l"j', 70 'ili'n'N aN ~; a'.''S
2-S'o1y mGd'Fh priv nM'''tisH, .
rooms Mi,h rom i,olai' nFA' ~,
f@ns' aug 'I,"t ,, g'' ~ ' nv, wv
IT. ~ n! -, i' W. ~ H. ~" i,r,.
NO, 80 =, Af'N IN - . L., '-fto' =. y
dw..''n .,; : '.W,"S' ''' ''N'' e
Rent 81 per h!o' ,....,. ,.,.,r
No. 6-+M klN'' 81 "iS,olf or.n ,M H,,.
ing, ~ rooms -S az, ~ n"'m' !, T"'' '''''
n"t'i"iiS' I"' t-NL ~ ~, 40,
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kihi street. ~ It, i'o'' y ''' y
IN n.tp;r cen. -, 1,,,u.
NO. i--hlo Wf.Si = 'ISiory "' rs ''"r'i-
n 1si 81 t anu al ali e""vSn,s"rSs. lot
iSHIW H. iT ,r,, =. P'' ' .,',,> hrir,,
Dwelling, . rooms a .t,l n''h' II ,'} Icx
norrh' sever g h' l. n '''' IVA
r. ltrnl =, per mo ,,.
no. s--5oI ". rtllli ~. oIs,oIH o' hnt
and cold water bath hra'nr 'I I'sr
connections, Lot SNlZ' H. l''"t
wv per mo m ,,
NO. io-'M oRAN'if' 81, ',s'oiy p'''h
100 #: Rent SIS per mo-
No. 1l-bl7 H. ELEN tElli ~. .-S,"ty
s IT Re a%S ~ per mo- ,"'"' ''' ''>,'
No. Il, 5H LOMBARD 81. a-stnIy V,lch
sls per M, s,r ,,. ,,o,
No. R-lo3 TATNAl,l' II s'Sto'y GI!rN
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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-11-13
Trying To I.iberate A,uin aldo

Victoria, B. G., nov, 13.-Ac.
cording to mail advices received
frcm Manila by the steamer
Empress Of China. Which has ar
rived here, Judge O'Neill. en-
American lawyer. is engaged III
endeavoring to secure the release
Of Aguinaldo by habcas corpus
proceeding.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-11-13
HEARING IN
COPPER CASE.

ing before Chancellor Nicholson to.
day the fight OF the Amalgamated
Copper Company against the Heinze
. interests in the Montana mining
business vas taken up. 1t was "A
application from the Delaware Sure.
ty (Heinze's) Company for perma-
nent injunction against Secretary OF
State Layton carrying to New York
the certificate recently filed by the
surety company, swearing that Its
capital stock Of 81, 0O0, 900 had been
fully paid in. President Martin and
Secretary Bclthusen have been ar
raigned IN New York city for PERU.
'~ry--eharged with falsely swearing
thHt the capital stock had been fully
paid In, aflixing their names to the
certificate.
Tho Heinze company was repre-.
sented by Former Judge David T.
Marvel and William S. Hilles, and
the States interests were looked a.
ter by Attorney General Ward. 49,
In his argument for the company
Mr.. HIlles spoke at some length on
the meaning Of the word "fiIed"
supporting the claim that a record
cnce filed as the property OF the State
could not be removed He quoted
authorities showing that 1t had been
decided that when an instrument
was filed IT was delivered TO proper
oflcerS and ny them 10 De kept IN
certain designated places. The gen.
tlemen seeking the liberal laws OF
this State as 4 means OF establishing
industrial and business concer ~
should net be Subjected 10 loss tnas
might follow the removal OF their
records OF incorporation from the
place OF filing, rms being flcd car.
rles with 1T the record OF permanent
cy as a filed record OK that Office; that
therefore, the Legislature CT tho
State is the only power whlch can
provide for It's removal from the
State or the State house. ihe state
OF Delaware had had the misfortune
to lose some OF It's priceless records
during the war OF 1917, ana since
then the so.emnity of public records
had been impressed upon the people.
The moment the defendant, DR.. Lay.
ton, crosses the border Of this State
with the record In his possession, Nd
ceases to have any control over 1t
and it may be Immediately seized In
another State by Subpoena or be im'
pounded.
The Charlottesville Secretary
Of State certainly takes this paper
where the district attorney may seize
1t and where tits absolutely out Of
his power to protect It," Chancellor
Nicholsonasked for authorities where
a court of equity had been called up.
onto RESTRAIN or compel the action Of
secretary Of commonwealth, buy
as none were presented the chancsl-
Tor remarked that the question and
precedent he might set, therefore,
became of great Importance
In replying to the applicants, At
torney General Ward stated that this
was not to be considered as an ordt.
nary civil action, but spes+A NAB
ter because OF the fact that the corr
pora'ion came into TINS court, asking
for protection by It's process whlis
1t was resting undef a charge OF per'
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-11-13
Horse frightened ut Automobile

While Llndley c. Kent was driv-
ing at Eleventh and West streets
this morning, his horse became
frightened at an automobile. The
animal turned around quickly and
broke the shafts. The occupants
Of the carriage were thrown out,
but no one was hurt.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-11-13
speakers at Church CLUB

The principal speaker at the semi
annual dinner Of the Church Club
OF Delaware to be held on Noyem.
Der II will be Bishop Potter. Of
New York; George Wharton Pepper
Of the University Of Pennsylvania.
and ex-Judgc David 7. Marvel, Of
Wilmington.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-11-13

Cards have been issued announcing
the coming marriage Of Miss Jennie
/. Zebiey and Mr.. John X. Byron,
which takes place on November nth
The reception will be held at the
home Of the groom on West IhIr-
tecnth Street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-11-13

4 farewell reception was rendered
to Miss Clara Fighter in the Della
ware avenue baptist Bible School
last evening. Sue Will now return
to China where she vas Il missionary.
She had to flee from there Oh account
OF the boxers.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-11-13

Alfred {. Smith and John Wright
yesterday afternoon went to Ihlla.
dciphia to attend the wedding OF AL.
bert A. Duo!ey and Miss Elizabeth G.
McEwee, at the brides home, 2o33
Catherine Street last night Many.
WiIn!ngtonians attended the cere
mOuy.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-11-13
nav b. Identified. =

Charles Thornton Of No. S2S HOP
kins avenue, Baltimore, Is OF the
opinion that the man found " the
tracks at Olaymont and whose body
is at the morgue is William MoCua
OF Boston, Mass. He left Baltimore
September 2 to come here, -
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-11-13

Park Guard Guinea found a
trunk this morning in the Brandy
wine park and 1t was turned over
to the police. The trunk had been
broken open and contained suit
OF clothes and a book bearing the
name oil John Carroll.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-11-13

l.OK SALE CHEAP-A LOT OF TWO SEAT
L Oh arrlages to reduce stock also one I'd
hand furniture car. Messenger, OIL W. Front
street. oW-lm mon wed SAT
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-11-13

Rev p. =. Mover, pastor Of lleph
ziaph Baptist Churchoi West Chest
err, has received acal TO become the
pastor Of the North Baptist Church
in this city. The church has been
without pastor !or some time.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-11-13
To the Afflicted.
EN

Z Prof, Townsend last eight years In this
city has made hundreds Of Kidney eursA
Rheumatism, Paralysis, 5nnal aud bib
diaeass and all nervous afillotions ind II
potency. These oursa have all been sosl
10 this city. No pills. no plassers, nj
mike these cures. Sufferers come see me-,
Only cure for you. Offloo 6lb King street,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-11-13
Y, N. 6, A Meeting i.

Roy. r. A. Elw cod, conducted his
third noon day meeting at the Y. n. L.
A. hall today and although 1t was not so
we'll attended 1t was not lacking In en-
thu .iasm. His subject was Prayer a
Business Mans Opportunity. The meet.
ing tonight will bs conducted by I. W.
Todd.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-11-13
SUPER AND ENTERTAINMENT.

The ladies OF the d. Y. S, Of St.
,!oseph's Church on the Brandywine
wi! give supper and entertainment
on Thursday evening. Supper VIII
le served from six until nine O'Clock,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-11-13

Before Judge Gray In the United
States Court today argument was
heard in the case Of >adtlcr IS, the
tug Starte, G, \. Elliot and Ben
lamin NEEDS for Sadticr and FIand-
ers and rUgh for the owners of the
tug.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-11-13
DEAL rs.

TALLY In Brandywine Id. on 18th inst.
Elizabeth railey III her 8sth year
Relatives aud friends are invited to attend
the funeral frors the residence OF her son,
Lewis F. Tulley, OIL Thursday NOV. nth Fun
erul leaves the house AT 10 o'clock. Services
at Bethel NJ h. Church interment at Bet 81
cemetery,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-11-13
TO lnvesti9 sts Missing Bouds.

The bond committee ot CITY Council
hes decided to taks somo steps 70 lnvesti.
gate The MISTER Of the missing bonds Of
The Street and Sewer Department. dirscs-
0rs.
city Treasurer Seth H. Fsastsr has
made another search for the bonds but
has bssn unable to ind them. 1t Il Ok.
psoted the committee will fret have a
discussion ~ to its powers In the case.
1t IL held that the committee has q
right to make any nesdsd investi9 alton
of ,he department because tho law give
City Council aud the mayor the right to
remove the memhsrs Of the department.
for cause. II the department. members
can DO removed by tho Mayor and Coun.
oil Tor cause then the Mayor and Council
must have power, to Investigate and
ascertain II there 10 cause. Whether q
failure to producs old bonds or give new
ones Is a cause sufficient for removal Ia
not known but the members OF Conncil
have boon assured that they have full
power 10 investigate the matter OF missing
bouds aud will dosa
Tb9 thern meter at W. c, Tay'or's
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-11-13

CIVIL SERVICE GOVERNMENT POSI-
~ tions-About $50 appointments were
made last year; probably 10000 this year;
for examination; catalogue Of information
FIRE. Go!um binn Correspondence College,
Washington b &. Eo-i6'
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-11-13
Work Nearly Finished.

The employees Of Geo. w. McO&ulsy Of
Chester who are plastering the interior 81
the Now High School ct Ninth and
Parker streets, will finish the work tn
week. Ten Of the plasterers will chen Il
sont to Hot Spring., Va, whore they win
bs en- ploysd on a us ,o0) building. =