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Observation-Disclosures.

One of the prettiest of home weddings
sa, solemnized at o'clock last evening
hen Miss Clara 1eas Buckmaster ana
George X. Rudert We're married at tn"
home of the brides parents. Mr.. and
Hrs. Walter F. Buckmaster No. 1ol6
Tatnall street. The Rev K. ~. Adams.
pastor of Union NJ e. Church oticiated
Miss Anna ID. Buckmaster was maid or
honor and Miss Anna NJ. Brink brides
maid. Elwood Hilbert was best man
The wedding march was played by w. i
Buckmaster. The bride was beautifully
owned in Paris muslin trimmed With
lntchess lace and carried a bouquet OF
brides roses. The maid of honor and
bridesmaid wore Persian lawn trimmed
With meckln lace and pink ribbon.
4 reception followed which was lars"
Is attended. The bridal couple left on
he e16 r.. w. & B. train for trip t.
Buffalo. They will be mt home afte;
October 90 at No. 1916 Tatnall street.
The sun., 1901-10-03
TO ENLARGE
STEEL PLANT
Finishing Shop 420 Feet Long to
be Erected.
PLANS NOT YET COMPLETED
About Six Months Will be hequire'
in Erecting the New Shop
and Fitting It Up
for Work,
PLANS NOT YET COMPLETED

In Il short time Wilmington will have
one OF the most complete steel producing
plants in this part of the country. the
already immense plant Of the Diamond
state Steel Company is to be enlarged ~
another big shop. The new addition wili
he finishing mill and will be erected
adjoining the new plant on the south
side of the Christiana.
Howard r. Wallace, president OF the
| steel company. when seen last mght
stated that the company is to bulld an
other mill but said that the plans have
not az vet been completed. He said ths
proposed min will be a finishing NIL
and is to he 42O feet long. The wor
on the mill will probably be started y
about month. but 1t would not be com
pleted and ready for operation for n
least six months. The erection Of tn
lproposed new mill will enable the com
pany to turn out the finished producc
from it's own plant, instead Of having !
finished elsewhere. The steel that \
lrolIed Mt the present mill will be turne,
lover to the finishing mill and there it vii
he worked to the finished product.
The sun., 1901-10-03
LABOR LEAGUE WILL ACT.
Will Consider Advisability of EnSag-
ing in Coal Business.

Richard Monck, State organizer for
he Federation of Labor, said yesterday
Int number of people had spoken to
i'm in favor of having the Labor League
If this city make some arrangement
hereby the working people Of Whining
on can secure their coal cheaper than
/ can now be bought in this city. Ine
'un has shown the people that by reason
+ the existence of the local coal trust,
ontrolled by few of the larger dealers
n this city, that they are made 70 MY
rom fifty cents to 81 more ton th1h
he fuel can be bought for in other
places.
Mr.. Monck said that he did not know
hat action the league would take in''
hat il would he brought before the body
the meeting on Sunday afternoon. lt
thought that it will take some action
nd consider proposition to engage III
| he COIL business unless the trust re-
rlces the price of coal. Mr.. Monck Is
nnvinccd that the people of the city ara
| eing imposed upon
The sun., 1901-10-03

IN THE. TOLLS
Picked Up in Philadelphia and
Held by Police.
LOCAL OFFICIALS HAPPY
He is Wanted Here on Enough
Charges to Put Him Behind
the Bars for "a Leng
Time.

Chief of Police Massey received good
news yesterday i'll the shape of TEL :
u,sa,n from CHIEF Of Detectives Miller u
Philadelphia informing him OF the arrest
OF "Buck" Cunningham in that city.
-sThat is the best police news we nave
Ind for sometime" said the chief.
Cunningham will be given Il hearing III
the Central Station, mladclphia TINS
nfternoon at 2 o'clock. Detective Fran
cis. iwho has spent considerable time III
the past six months looking for Cunning
ham, will be present at the hearing ami
probably will secure rcquisiton papers
and bring the prisoner here.
For nearly year the local police have
be4r making earnest efforts to apprehend
sy{,,ck" MS they were most anxious to
have him in custody And, though clrti-
Ing nbout the city good deal on numer
oms occasions. Cunningham has been
eouaiy stulors iii his efforts to keep
out of the clutches of the law.
He is wanted on enough charges to u
him behind prison bars for Il long term
jncluu.ng being implicated in the thef'
ar H. 400 Yards of umbrella covering from
The Philadelphia and Reading Railroad
Company, u quantity of copper wire from
the Delaware and Atlantic Telegraph
and Telephone Company, and brass from
the Augustine Paper Mills and the Balti
moro and Ohio Railroad Company Wal
fcr Osicr, Chester Gillon and Michae
Tnliy were convicted and sentenced u
the recent sessions of the Court of Gen
pra Sessions for stealing brass from th
B Augllstinr Paper Mills and the rlol
from the railroad company. When Tur
was sentenced he said Cunningham stol
the cloth
The police and Detective Francis hav
had many n goose chase" in thei
senrh for Cunningham. IT was know
HAT he came to this city frequantl
aud his time for coming was somewher
ahout 2 o'cocN in the morning. Sever;
Zines within the past two or thr'
months word was received early in I'll
& &ssnorning hours that Cunningham was 3
his way here ana close lookout w
6<. krpt for him hut without success.
About two months ago Captain Rlnt
Seard "Buck" was in Atlantic City M
went there to look for him. He sa
Cnpninghnm on the boardwalk hut Il
elusive Buck" saw him ut the san
time md making q dash among Il
crowds of people made his escape.
The sun., 1901-10-03
PRESBYTERY ADJOURN.
After a Two Days Session in Head oil
Christiana Church.

After successful and pleasant meet
ing the 63rd annual session of the Pres-
bytery of New Castle which was held
IN the Head of Christiana Church, ad-
io,lrned yesterday afternoon. There was
A large attendance throughout the ses
sion and considerable routine business
was transacted.
The prcSbytery was called to order AZ
40 o'clock by the lev. William NJ.
Schall, the retiring moderator. Ihe her'
Ia. ID. " vile was elected stated clerk
| The roll-call was answered by the folloV
| inr ministers: John -. Blake, kent VI
| Buel, William NJ Dawerty. Robert a
| I,lwood Josiah Estlin, William L
| IIreund, Samuel l.. Gayley, joel ). Gill
| illan, Robert II. cooper, Samuel
| Irvine. William II. Lewis, William II
| Logan. Edwin w. Long, III. f. Mason
John Mitchell, +. II. Moore, Joseph 4
Worth. Samuel NJ. Perry, Thomas Y
Patton, William J. Rowan, William NJ
Schall. William +. Stahl, w. w. Shaw
Ieorge II. Trul. James j.. Nallindighani
John Willis. John Franklin and A
Reattie Wylie.
The Rev. DIR. Gilfillan of the Head o
Christiana Church was elected moder
lator. Retiring Moderator Sehall handed
over the office to his successor in rev
well chosen remarks. DR.. Gilhllan ac
cepted the gavel and addressed the ses
sion.
]. n. Mcbride was examined for TN
ministry and admitted to the Presbyter!
The Rev. 7. A. McCurdy of Centri
PRESBYTERIAN Church spoke on the at
mission of candidates to the ministr!
The Rev. j. X. Walsh of the Baptis
faith was extended the privilege to $
: in the presbytery as correspondin
: member The report on home mission
and accompanying resolutions We're rea
~ Dr. Logan.
At the evening session the retirin
! moderator, the Rev. w. NJ. Scha
= preached an eloquent sermon.
At yesterday mornings session an n
= propriatc resolution was adopted on y
y leath of President Mckinley. Mitch
: the time yesterday was taken up WI
y he general routine business. Reports
!" the home mission reduced all the q
l. organizations to about 80 churches. III
is done to better enable the small
hurches to pay salaries.
The next meeting place is to be
,idod on hy the moderator and stat
In Jerk 1t will very likely be held in Q
# the Wilmington churches. The 81
lion of the preshytery practically clos
- II the afternoon, hnt last night POI
oil ar meeting was held in the interest
IL ,he Christian Endcavor Society.
The sun., 1901-10-03
THREE HAPPY
FALL BRIDES
Two Ceremonies Performed at
Home Amid Decorations.
HONEYMOON AT BUFFALO
delaware II. Russell and Miss Fiof-
ence NJ. Carter--Miss Clara Il.
Buckmaster and q. IA. Euucrt
and A. NJ. Bisselle and Miss
Anna SmedIey Married.

Delaware T.. Russell and Miss Florence
II. Carter were married last evening
he home of the brides aunt, Mrs. WIZ
lam Hastings. No. 220 North Franklin
street. The ceremony took place at
o'clock and was performed by the Rer.
II. A. Elwood, pastor of Oliyet Presby-
crian Church. The Misses Ella aud
Mary Thatcher were bridesmaids. Harry
Russell. brother of the groom acted -
nest man. The bride wore a beautltui
Gown of white organdie. The brides
maids were dressed in pink organdie.
| The rooms were BEAUTIFULLY decorated
and many handsome presents We're re-
| "eived The bridal couple left immed-
lately after the ceremony for a trip 20
Niagara Falls and other points of IN
terest,
The sun., 1901-10-03
STOLE MUCH WIRE.
Delmarvia Telephone Campany's Line
Near Elsmere De mayed.

Wire thieves were again at work some
some Tuesday night and stole about $500
feet of first-class copper telephone wlre'
the property of the Delmarvia Telephone
Company, in the vicinity of Elsmere
The haul was one Of the largest made
in the vicinity OF Wilmington and indi-
Gates that the thieves are becoming
bOlder.
The wire was taken chiefly from the
Wilmington and Newark trunk hne, IN
course of construction, ana Dadly us
arranged matters. Elsmere, the county
warehouse, Prices Corner, Brandywinc
Springs, Greebank and Marshallton We're
cut out OF service.
The company began the work or re-
pair yesterday and had the line in ser
vice during the day. The police and de-
tectives will make determined effort
| 20 run down the thieves.
The sun., 1901-10-03
PERSON Ais.

Miss Mary Pennington of Seaford is
visiting Miss Bertha Hayes Of this ci-f.
w. L. Stockwell of Fort Wayne, Ind,
is the guest OF Il. 7. Dilworth.
Miss Cora Frazier has returned from
Frederick.
William r. Bancroft sailed from Lon
don yesterday and is expected IN tins
,.ity at the end of next week.
w, j. Gibbons of the firm of Joseph
Bancroft and Sons Company, Will sail
from New York Tor London today. Dur
ing his trip abroad he expects to visit
various points in England, Ireland, Scot
land, Germany and France.
Mrs. Sadie Wright, of Clayton, is visit
ing friends here.
Il. Shaw and daughter, OF Clayton. ar,
visiting relatives and friends in WI
| mington and Philadelphia.
l.. Irving Handy has returned fro'
New York. where he visited his father
the Rev. William G. Handy.
| Mrs. William II. Jackson, wife 0
| Congressman Jackson, of salisbury. !
visiting her daughter, n.rs. Josiah Mai
vel, No. 1401 Broome street.
The sun., 1901-10-03
STEAMSHIP DENVER.
Big Boat Has Little Clearance at
Market Street Fridge.

As the time for the big steamship Den
or of the New York and Texas Steam
hip Company's line, to leave the
vharvrs Of her builders the Harlan u
Illingsworth Co. is drawing near, many
,eople are wondering if the big boat viii
q able TO pass through the draw at
Iarket street bridge without an acG-
lent. The Denver is one Of the largest
oats ever built by the local company and
t is said she has hut very few feet eN-
IA clearance at that bridge. Many river
ncn say that they would not be sur
,riscd to see the bridge damaged when
he Denver attempts to go through while
,thcrs, who are familiar with the dimrr-
ions tif both the draw and boat say
hat She will go through without any
nshap if properly navigated.
While no official date has been sci
or the Denver's departure the big steam
| Il will probably leave in few days
| steam has been kept up in her boilers
or some days and she has been giver
| evcral dock trials which We're success
III. The whistles We're tested yesterda.
| afternoon.
The sun., 1901-10-03
W. Il. Connor,
p. Foord,
p. Seery.
u L. ritr
CLOSE ROWLING GAME.
Y. NJ. II. C. Defeated Knights of Col
umbus by One Pin.

A close and exciting game was bowled
on the knights Of Columbus alleys last
evening between Il team Of that organ
ization and one representing the Y. NJ. *.
10. The Y. NJ. Il. g. team won by one
hin the score heing 2544 to 2543. The
players follow: Y. NJ. II. c., w. ID.
Bush, Jr., Frank +. Finn, Thomas
Brown A. L. Rice, SherLurn Rice and
George Cornell.
knights of Columbus, Edward Fahey
Iohn Malloy. Carl Smeltzer. Anthony
Dougherty. Frank Murphy and join
| Hamilton.
The sun., 1901-10-03
MASONS IN SESSION.
Ninety Fourth AnnualCo Communication
Held in Masonic Temple.

The Nnncty-fourth Annual Communira.
ton Of the Grand Lodge Of Delaware.
4. +. 4. NJ. convened in this city yeste'',
lay ut noon in the Masonic Temple. Al
If the twcnty-one lodges in the State ar
represented. After the reading of Grand
Master Joseph Stuart's report adjourn
ment was taken for dinner. Business
was resumed in the afternoon. The cleo
lion of officers will take place this after
aoon and the meeting will conclude
Among the visitors are Gene"a
George f. Wagner, grand master of th'
'odgcs Of ennsylvania: w. j. Kelley
)ast grand master; Il. ". Simms. CRANE
ccrctary; S. \. Ray. grand tyler, am
7. q. Goff. district deputy, all of TIL
| Pennsylvania jurisdiction.
The sun., 1901-10-03
HEAD CRACKED BY A BOLT.
John Mcbride Accused of AsSauitins
Samuel Korngoid.

Samuel Korngold Of No. 221 West
Eighth street was badly injured as tn
result of an assault upon him yesterday
afternoon and John Mcbride is locked NJ
in the police station charged with being
1hc assailant. Korngold was hurt in .
fight which took place at Fourth and
Tatnall streets. 1t is alleged that he Wa,
struck in the head with an iron bolt b..
Mcbride who was arrested by Patrolmrn
Ford and Abrams.
1t was first thought Korngold's sku!
was fractured, but such was not til.
ease. though he is badly battered up
Mcbride was arraigned in City Cour
last night and the ease was continued
until This mroning.
The sun., 1901-10-03
will Resume Lecturing.

Attorney Victor B. Woolley of the
New Castle county bar, has resumed his
course of lectures in the Law School of
the University of Pennsylvania, on Della
ware practice. He meets his class on
Tuesdays and Fridays. Last year, tht
curse comprised 32 lectures; this year
he Law School authorities have extend
ad If TO GA lectures. About 12 Delaware
students are taking the series.
The sun., 1901-10-03
Delegates in Oil City.

The annual meeting of the Philadol-
phia Branch of the Woman's Foreign
Missionary Society of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, convened in Oil City
Yesterday. The Wilmington delegates
are Mrs. II. RI. Matlack, Mrs. Emma
u. Shilling. Mrs. rlli Mendinhall. Miss
Dora Mcleod and Mrs. Kate Burton.
\n important meeting Of the Gene ~
Executive Committee Of the society will
10 held in Philadelphia on October 81.
The sun., 1901-10-03
Saved by Cork Leg.

Having cork leg was fortunate
hing for Charles G. Hanf of No. 416
Cast Seventh street recently for the in
unimate member saved ann from possible
cvcre injury. Several days ago Hanf,
while serving in the capacity of hostler.
vas harnessing market team on Madi-
,on street near Sixth when he was
Knocked down by II passing grocery
wagon. The wheels of the heavy wag u
paSsed over Hanf's cork leg badly dam
,ging it. Hanf informed the driver that
he nad run over his good leg he wout
have given him thraShing.
The sun., 1901-10-03
Money for Hospitals.

The surplus after paying the expenses
of thc memorial services for President
Mckinley held under the auspices OF Ihe
Young Mems Republican Club ana m
Young Mems democratic Gun was >oo. &
The money was divided between th'
Delaware and the Homeopathic hos,
pitfalls and yesterday lhomas DAVIS sem
to each institution $3l.S4.
The sun., 1901-10-03
Painting of President Mckinley.

The building committee Of City Council
will, in short time, order an oil paint
ing of the late William Mckinley 10
hang in the Council chamber. Following
instructions of the committee Clerk OF
Comcll Hamann has written to George
3. Cortelyou, secretary to the late Presi-
dent, asking for copy of an original
photograph of Mr.. Mckinley. From the
photograph the painting will be made.
The sun., 1901-10-03
BisselIe-smedIey wedding.

Arthur NJ. Bisselle and Miss Anna
Smedley were married last evening by ths
Rev. o. G.. Buddington, pastor of Beth
my Baptist Church at the church par
sonage. The couple will go to Niagara
Falls on their wenuing tour. They Will
he at home after October 16 at No. 1loa
West street.
The sun., 1901-10-03
PIERCE WILL NOT SERVE.
As Deputy Warden at New Castle
County Workhouse.

Policeman Harry Pierce, who was APP
pointed deputy warden at the New Cas-
lie County Workhouse, has decided not
to accept the position. He will still CON
tinue to BE- a member Of the police force.
The trustees will meet in short time
and elect another deputy.
It is said there are several candidates
for the position. One of them is said to
he Captain George Black of the police
department..
The sun., 1901-10-03
Delaware Represented.

The Revs. q. G. Hall, X. ]. Hammond.
7. Leighton McKm, and F. NJ. Munson.
nd Law delegates. Judge Edward =.
Bradford, T.. Tatnall Warner. DR.. w. /.
orr and Edgar r. Sipple are attending
he triennial convention of the Protest
NJ Episcopal Convention in San Fran
cisco
The sun., 1901-10-03
MFR. Eastburn as Prosecutor.

Horace q. Eastburn. who was recently
admitted TO practice at the New Castle
.ounty bar, ably conducted the prosecu-
tions in City Court yesterday morning,
,cl;eyinp Assistant City Solicitor Gar
rrtt. Bonnie Crumlish was fined So for
corner lounging, and Il number Of minor
mntters were disposed of.
The sun., 1901-10-03
Southern Traffic Delayed.

All southern traffic over the T., w. 4"
3. railroad was delayed about three
hours yesterday morning on account of
wreck below baltimore. The wreck
'ured at Fulton Junction several miles
'outh Of Baltimore and was caused 10y
two freight trains crashing together.
Both the north and south-bound tracks
we're blocked.
The sun., 1901-10-03
delaware Hospital Donation Pay.

This is donation day at the Delaware
Hospitnl The managers especially need
money for furnishing the new bulldihE.
Also, sheets, 1A by 2% yards; pillow
covers SO by AZ inches; towels, night
shirts. sugar, Hungarian -four, tea, coffee
and canned goods. All Of which will hf
gratefully received
The sun., 1901-10-03
1AlI
FIGHT At STANDSTILL.
City Solicitor to Give Council His
Opinion Soon.


The fight III the matter Of the purchaS"
of land by the Board of Water Commls
SonrrS at present seems to have come 20
), Stnndstill. Last night the members #
the finance committee of City Council
ronfcrrcd with City SoIicitor Rcinhar v
hut 10 course Of action was decided upon
Mr.. iieinharlt Will give the committn,
his opinion as to the legality of the pu {
chase in few days.
Comment has .ecn aroused by the
statement that President Belts and Chic'
nngncer Bond had assured Mr.. Rein
hardt that they would give him time
to prepare an opinion ms to the right of
the commission to buy the land and thu
thr board would take no action until City
Auditor Boughman had received Mr.
Rcinhardt's opinion. This is considered
i 'stnb" ut the City Solicitor by at least
one member of the finance committee.
However. last Thursday Mr.. Belts sai'
The board had made no move until rs
surcd by Mr.. Reinhardt that the commits
sonrrs had Il right to buy the land.
The sun., 1901-10-03
waiting Orders to Move.

Local officials of the L. X X. ran
rond are anxionsly awaiting orders fron!
the main oiiice to move in the new sta-
tion at water and King streets. Ih'
chief engineer Of the road from READING,
Pa, was in Wilmington yesterday ana
iusuected the new building.
The sun., 1901-10-03
Will Study Chemistry,

G. IeRoy Simmons. who has been ON
ployed for the past four years in tn,
offices of the American Gar and Foundr,
Company, has resigned his position, an,
will take special course at Drexel In
stitute in analytical chemistry and tes
work. He is 4 graduate Of the Whining
ton High School class of 1897.
The sun., 1901-10-03
DELAWARE X. r.. SCHEDULE.
New Time Table Went Into Effect ol
Tuesday.

A new time schedule went into effect
IN Tuesday on the Delaware division OF
,he PENNSYLVANIA railroad. The d.. NJ.
4 v. train leaving Harrington at GA
ston,; NJ Lewes, and the train formerly
leaving Rehoboth at 6.3S a. m., leaves
Lewes at the regular time, 6.45 q. M.
The 10 .3s train from Harrington for Ro-
hoboth arrives Mt the latter place 10
minutes later than heretofore. The 2.ol
y N. train out OF Rehoboth leaves II
m;nutes earlier and arrives at Harring'
| ton on the old schedule.
There is no moterial change in tho
| t;me card of the Maryland division il
.he new time card issued under date Of
September 10, 1901.
The sun., 1901-10-03
WILL SELL ESTATE.
Judge Spruance Helds Session of
Orphans Court.

Al session of Orphans Court yester-
lay Judge Spruance appointed Edwin
Z. Cochran. Jr., trustee to sell the real
state of James O'Neill, and Franklin
t,rockson was appointed trustee to sell
he real estate of Mary A. Fisher.
The Equitable Guarantee and Trust
10, guardian Of the minor children OF
ella e. Luke, was granted an order To
ell their interest in real estate.
John Halloren. administrator of Cath
,rine Clark, made return of sale, which
vas confirmed
The sun., 1901-10-03
Hail Fell on His Toe.

CarininoDerosa, an Italian laborer or
no r.. w. 4 i. railroad. had one Of n
toes broken yesterday afternoon by .
rail falling on it. He was attended ny
DR.. Games A. Draper, Sr.. ana sent g
his home No ia -.arket street III q
Ia
The sun., 1901-10-03
Uomrn,s Auxiliary to Meet.

Tbe Woman's Auxiliary to the Board
of Missions will hold united service !
Trinity Church at o'clock TINS morn,
ing. This meeting Wa. he coincluehtaI
with the Woman's Auxiliary meeting 81
the General Convention in San Francls
90 today.
The sun., 1901-10-03
Ey-Cbiefs viii Parade.

Chief Welsh of the Fire Department
ma former Chiefs Springer, Robinson
Snssp, Sweeney and Shields will tax
part in the firemcn's parade in Philadel'
nhia today. President Of Council Cha"
les II. Blaine and number of othel
officials will view the procession.
The sun., 1901-10-03
Meeting of Moravian AIumnac

The annual reunion OF the Dclnwarn
Branch of the Moravan Seminary i'll
Bethchnm, Pa, was held mt the home
Of Mrs. Elizabeth Clark Chrrchmnn at
Gruhb'S Land Yesterday. The Rev. j
Max Hart, y. d., principal of the semi
mary and Mrs. Hart were among tn,
guests
The sun., 1901-10-03
Mr.. Richardson President,

Harry A. Richardson of Dover has been
made president of the Wilmington and
New Castle Railway Company. Mr..
Richardson has been president of the
New Castle and Delaware City railway
for sometime and the two corporations
are owned practically by the same per
sons
The sun., 1901-10-03
The Forces That Win.

.ne Rev. Il. II. Adams, ID. D.. pastor
# Union NJ f. Church, at Fifth and
Washington streets. will lecture thi,
evening at 7.45 o'clock in the Sunday
School room of the church. His sub
iect will be The Forces that VIM
md he will discuss the important qual
ties of character necessary to success
The sun., 1901-10-03
Government Boats to Leave.

The lighthouse tender Iizana and
lightship No. A passed ont the Ghriatiana
about o'clotN yesterday afternoon. The
boats We're coupled together on the run
to the mouth of the creek. They had
been to the Pusey & Jones Company
wharf for provisions and overhauling.
The sun., 1901-10-03
A,,eeed Bicycle Thief Arrested.

Jnmes Thomas, colored, is locked up
in the police station on charge OF lar
ceny. Bicycle Policeman Harry Pierce
arrested him yesterday afternoon on slS,
picion of having stolen bicycle he had
in his possession.
The sun., 1901-10-03
TrnfIic DELAYED.

Street ear traffic was delayed for
lhout thrre-quarters Of an hour on MAR
;rt street yesterday morning by the
breaking Of trolley wire at Eighth ana
Market streets. The wire struck y. .
Jones horse but did not inJnre the
animal.
The sun., 1901-10-03
bridge in Good Condition

Rridgetendcrs at Market street bridge
ire to paint the boiler on the bridge and
make other improvements. The mage
\ being kept in better condition than
yer before.
The sun., 1901-10-03
ola Establishment Closed.

The place Of business of ). LLOYD
Boldly. dealer in shoe findings u West
Fourth street, was closed by ConstaDie
Charles Green yesterday on claim FOR
rent amounting to S1SS.