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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-12
POLICE FORCE ! !
DEMORALIZED.

The police Of Philadelphia are do.
moralized az never before because
Of the seemingly well founded belief
that Lieutenant Nippes ard a bunch
Of subordina ates are 10 be sacrificed
because Of their failure TO report
the existance Of a pool room 10 the
Twentieth Ward Republican head.
quarters at Eleventh and Columbia
Avenue. The recent raid on the
place BY the Law and Order So.
ciety men has made it appear nec-
essary that an example must bs
made in order that the Ashbridgs
ADMINISTRATION may pose 40 cou.
aervator Of the public NOR ais, sud
it is.said to be certain that men ra.
centfy before the Court Of Inquiry
have been found gnilty and viii ba
dismissed. -.
Politicians Of supposed great Ia.
fluerce have exerted every effort to
save the men because OF the effect
their decapitation would have upon
the reorganization. OF which the po.
lice force is a highly important
part. Their pleas are alleged to
have fallen upon deaf ears, how.
ever, and there IL not q policeman
Of any rank 10 the city who is not
asking how the men can be expect,
ed to deliver the goods on election
day il they are 10 be punished fox,
carrying out the instructions Of the
ward leaders to whom they owl
their positions. =.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-12
GOLDEN WEDDING.

The golden wedding anniversary of
MIR. and Mrs. john W. llirby was
celebrated at their home, 1911 Clay
mont Streets, Monday evening last.
The couple were married III Chester,
but have resided in Wilmington over
u quarter Ut Il century
1t was complete surprise to the
couple, gotten up by their niece, Mrs.
Mary GruJb Peters.
Mr.. and Mrs !Iirby were invited
by cousin out TO tea and had no
idea Of what was going Oh at home,
but after every thing had been COM
plelcd ard the guests sat waiting the
bride and groom Of fifty years ago ar.
rived home at about nine o'c.oCk ana
were greeted by the smiling faces OF
their children, grand children, re'a-
Ll:es and friends.
Mr.. Lewis Wilcox made " speech
congratulating them On their nifty
years CT welded life and hoped they
would spend many more happy years
together.
Master Hilbert W. Hirby, one OF
the soprano saoists Of 81. Peters
Episcopal Church Choir of Phlladel-
phia, sang solo with pleasing effect.
Miss Elsie Hlrby presided at the or.
gan.
The guests we're then invited QUITO
the dining room to partakc of re-
freshments The table was very at.
tractiyc with large pyramid of all
kinds Of fruit and flowers: There was
a large pound cake with the inscrip-
tion in golden letters, "Mr. and Mrs
John Hirby, 1S5l-Golden Wedding
1901.
Those present we're: John w. Hir-
by and wife. William EIirby and wife,
George W Hirby, Mrs. Chas. Hrby,
Ray, Harold and Eveline d. Hirby.
Mrs. John NJ. KIRBY. Florence
NJ. Kirby. Hilbert W. Kirby, Mrs.
Florence A. Brown. Elsie Kirby.
Richard Edwards, Mrs, Frank
Peters, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Cloud, Mrs. Annle Hayes, Mrs.
Annie Carter, Mrs. Sallc Broomal,
Ollie Broomal, Mrs. William Bird.
William Hayes. Mr.. aud Mrs. John
Reed. Lewis Wilcox, James Nor
gan, MIR. and Mrs. John Mcguire,
and others. MIR. and Mrs. KIRBY
received many handsome presents
10 gold and silver, brIc-a-brac and
linens.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles G. Weldin,
oi S35 Pine street, last evening gave
an en- Joy a BILE party at their home
in honor OF their daughter Ethel's
eight birthday. Those present
we're; Mabel Jackson. Mabel,
Laura and Reba Richardson, Flor
ence Davis, Ethel Spence. Ethel
Reed. Mary and Lillian Bird. Agnes
Grant, Myrtle Jackson, Ella Stov.
er, Mary Stcver, Emma Clark, An
ME Thomas, Minnie McCraig, Ber-
tina lynch, Messrs. Leslie amp Her
bert Smith, Charles and C!nrence
Davis, John O'Connell, Earl Thorn.
as Elmer Slower and Lesslie Viii.
kins.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-12
DAMAGE CASE ! !
NEARING END.
Prayers and Addresses to
Jury Made this Morning

The great damage case envolving
$50, 900 which has occupied the at
tention Of the Superior Court for
nearly a week is slowly nearing Its
end. The prayers Of the attorneys
were made this morning and at their
conclusion Judge Spruance retired to
prepare the charge Of the Court to
the jury, which will be given this
afternoon. \.
In their prayer to the court Messrs
Whiteman and Evans, representing
the plaintiff, asked that they charge
the jury as follows: That the primary
duties of the master are; First, to
provide a reasonably safe place for
the servant to work in or upon; sec.
ond, to provide proper and safe tools
and machinery; third, to employ rea-
sonably competent and careful Co
workers and fourth, to promulgate
proper rules for the government OF
such servants in operating his busl.
ness. where 1t exceeds the limits oi
his personal supervision. Many au.
thorities were offered to set out the
duties of the master.
Where the work for which the ser.
want is employed requires certain
degree Of technical skill, it is the
masters duty to see that such ser.
wants have the necessary skill requir'
ed to properly fulfill the duties OF the
position for which he is employed.
If the jury should believe that kopp
was incompetent or reckless In the
performance of his duties, and it was
10y reason OF this incompetency that
tie plaintiff was injured and II the
Jury also believe that this reckless
ness and carelessness was known TO
the defendant or by the exercise OF
due care and caution it might nave
been known to it, the plaintiff is en-.
titled to recover.
The defendants in their prayer
contended that with the exception OF
two or three sections. the prayer OF
the plaintiff and authorities had no
bearing on the case.
Mr. Smithcrs he'd that no incom'
potency or negligence ON the part OF
Kopp had been shown throughout
The trial but it is for the jury TO de.
termlne whether there was any neg.
lgcnce "a his part.
Authorities were offered citing 'lie
duty Of The master to the employee
in providing proper and safe too!S
and machinery for him to work WIN.
II in this case the p'aintitf thought
that Kopp was careless and unsa'e
man to work with he should have
complained to the master and II
there was no action taken on his
part hc had the privilege Of leaving
The employ Of the company.
So far as was in lis power. the
defendants had provided sale tools
and machinery icr the workmen
and if through some oversight OF
an emp loyce. a premature explosion
took place, 1t did not show negl.
geuce on the part Of the master
The court allowed l hour and 40
minutes to a side, for the attorneys
to make their addresses 10 the jury.
Mr.. Wbtcman opened and was
followed by Mr.. Smilhers. The
court will charge the jury this al
teruocn and the case will soon Ds
ended.
Before Magistrate Bradley today Dan
yeda Vistacca sued the young mem
italian Damocratic Beneficial Club for
sick benefits and was awarded VI.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-12
PERSONAL : !
I. !. MENTION
Interesting Paragraphs
About Visitors and
Home Entertain
- mentS.
BARTO-EVANS.

Georgetown, Dec, 1l.--Mlss Mary
Bivins Evans, daughter Of Mrs. s. I.
Evans. and Frank Hazel Barto Of
Camden, N, j., were married by the
REV. Adam Stengle, In Wesley M. E.
s7Ceurch, at l o'clock to-day. @
The bride, a beautiful blonde, was
/; handsomely attired In a gown of
white Persian lawn, trimmed profuse
ly in fine lace and lnser tion. She
carried the marriage ritual, which
was presented to her by M. Stensle,
her pastor.
Miss Edith Harrington, as maid Of
honor, was dressed prettily in white
Paris muslin. She carried a shower
bouquet of bride roses, which she
gave to the bride on lea wing the altar.
The ushers were Edward Lamport,
John Donoho. of Philadelphia; Philip
Layton and James p. Marsh, Of this
town.
The best man was wellington +.
Barto, brother of the groom.
Roberta A. Day, little niece of the
bride, was flower girl She wasdres-
cd in charming little frock of white
and carried a small basket of flowers,
which she strewed in the pathway OF
the bride aud groom on leaving the
altar.
The church was handsomely decor.
ated with holly and mstletoe.
Lohergrin' wedding march aud
"The Sweetest Story Ever Tod
were played by Mrs Linda Rodney.
The bride and groom left on the
2 13 nortnbound trair for New York.
They viii make their home temporar.
lily in Washington, Mr.. Barto being
private secretary to Cong sleSsman
Loudens!aser.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-12

Orlando Owens, -the well-Rnown
and popular conductor ON tha Dola-
aware railroad, Is on short trip to
the woods Of Maine with q party Of
friends after deer.
The annual cantata Of the Della.
ware Avenue Bible School will be ren
dered on the evening Of December
20. Boxes Of candy and oranges will
given to tho children while each other
scholar will receive book. On that
evening the scholars will make their
annual vffering for the poor.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-12
Property Transfers i.

The following transfers of property
have been recorded.
Messrs. Harman to Mrs. r. Topkis
No. AT King Street for $4,000.
Peninsula Loan Association to
Emeie Freye house al Eleventh and
King for S9,975.
Wilmington Savings Fund Co. to
Alice Cheshire house at Eleventh and
Poplar for 81, 800. e
Perfect Savings Loan Association
to Adelaide Burke two frame dwell
ings at Fourteenth and Railroad Ave-
nue. for 81, ,600.-
Mary Yeatman to Robert Ferguson
house at Ninth and West for s5,s00.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-12
Rumor Saws Gage Is 0Olng.

New York, Dec. liza report
as current in Wall street today
that Secretary OF the Treasury
Gage is about to resign. While
this had been said many times to
be denied as often by the Secretary
himself, more than usual weight
was attached 10 the report tod ay,
especially as the detail was added
that Mr.. Gage would assume a po-
sition Of great responsibility In 4
downtown bank.
No confirm alton could be obtained
through any of the usual sources Of
Information, but several bankers
expressed their belief that the re-
port was correct.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-12
DOTS.

The Phlladelphis Wilmington Balti.
more Railroad Company has placed =
water station on the new out on Of Il and
Heald streets. =
DR.. W, H. Hanoksr 10 making arrange
ments for o Christmas tree at the Dsla.
ware State Hospital Of Earnhurst for the
inma'er on Christmas owe.
An oil day meeting will be held OF Chris.
tian and Missionary Alliance hall today
No, $40 Adsms street. The Rev Joseph
D. Williams Of Nyack, N. Y.,will be tho
speaker.
Work at the repair shops Of tho Phlla.
delphis, Wilmington and Baltimore Rail
road Company 10 light at present but there
Ia sill plenty for the men do The cars
which are there now arebeing repaired
a. fast as poSsiblg but no new ones are
expected TO arrive until after the holidays.
Contractor Pa'ric Fahey yesterday bo
gun airing down six frame houses ON Tat
nall street at Girard tor tho purpose Of
replacing them with six briok houses for
the John b. Lewis estate. The frame
houses were condemned BY the building IN
spsctor some time ago.
Delegates from the various fire colu
psnies composing the Fireinen's Go opera-
tvs Association met last evening In the
hull Of the Reliance enRine house, but
quorum could not be secured and The
meeting adjuurnsd until noxt Thursday
night " tho some place. -
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-12
Sleeping himsell to Death,

Peoria, Ill.,. Dec. ll.-A victim of
the peculiar "sleeping disease"
whlchshas already resulted ia tho
death oil one or two per sons 10 this
country, and which is said to ba
prevalent on the coasts OF Africa,
is James A. Harris, OF this place,
Harris who is 6S years old. went
to sleep on the morniug of Novem.
Der 7. while seated in a chair at
his home. Since that day he has
not been conscious for more thau
half an hour alta time, and then
only on two occasions. He seems
today to be sinking. The physi.
clan III attendance says he can sur.
vive but a short time, V
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-12
III AIMS.

ROSS-On dec. 10 1901, Hannah DELL. wife
Of Eaniel koss, in her 59th year.
I.elative- and friends are invited TO attend
tho fuleral frop the residence ot her husband
Dauisl kGss, No 81 West street On Friday.
18th instant, at p. III.
BRANNAN, ON the llth INST. Frances A.
W fe OF Wm. II. hrunuan. aged ~ years,
Relatives ana friends are invtel to attend
the funeral from the residence OF her husband
lh3mpson's station. Del, on Saturday morn'
ing, the l4}h h inst, at 10 o'clock. lnterment
at Lower Brandywine cemetery.
In New Castle, De-, Oh December j. 1901
Hampton l.. Wier o!dcs san Of william
l.. Wler, (deceuset) and Margaret l.. Mter'
Funeral ssrv .cGs at res. denco OF his uncle ,
Orv,d A. Porter, No. l24 North Third street
New Castle, Di.. at one clock Sunday In.
terment AT Christiana Presby terian Con-
terry. Ieatives an | friends invited.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-12
Has Appendictis,

Philip pilman was removed
from the Baltimore and Ohio De-
pot to the Delaware Hospital in
the Phoenix Ambulance this morn.
ing. He was suffering with Appen-
die bnt it is thought at the
Hospital that an operation will not
be necessary, at least to-day.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-12
Senators Feel Hurt.

! Washington. D. G., Lee. IL
Neither Senator McLaurin nor
Senator Wellington was present at
the first caucus of the emocra'ic
Senators of the present session.
which was held to-day. Every
Senator elected as a Demo rat ey.
cept McLaulin was plesen as
were also those elected as lndepen-
dents and Populists, lnclu ding
Teller, who was elected as all In
dependent from Colorado. At the
meeting Of the caucns last March
Senator Teller remained away.
There seems to be no welcome ia
either caucus for Senator Wei lin =
ton.
The power of Senator Tillman
was felt to-day. and it was he who
proposed that the members OF the
caucns should present a united
front and hold frequent conferences
to agree upon plans of action in
the various PARTISAN controversies
expected to come up. This propos-
al was received with general favor.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-12
Buiidirg Permits.

Building Inspector Cassidy This
morning issued the following permits:
Philemma Chandler, three story
brick dwelling at Eleventh and Frank
lin streets for Robert Smith to cost
10000.
W. D. Haddock & Co. dwelling at
Twenty fourth and West for So, 400.
To the same for a dwelling at Pearl
and Willow at a cost Of 81 500.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-12
Potatoes From ireland

Thomas N. Stayton went 10 New
York this morning where cargo
OF white potatoes from Ireland ar
rived on Tuesday. He received
forty sacks OF the imported tubers
Yesterday. They are Of good size
and light skin. They are being
sold at 81 a bushel. The potato
crop 10 Ireland this year Is heavy
and large quantities Of them viii
be shir ped here this yerr TO sup.
ply lie de msnd 10 this country.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-12
Christmas Treat.

DR.. Hancker intends 10 trim a
Christmas tree lor the inmates of
the Delaware State Hospital for the
Insane at Farnhurst, which will
be on exhibition Tuesday, Decem.
ber oath. lie requests all persons
who have relatives and friends in
the institution to send them some
slight token Of remembrance.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-12
UoR sALE-EIaHT LAEGE LOADS OF

UHOR SALE--EIGHT LAEGE LOADS OF
Il household gocis from Philadelphia
Pa, storage Goa pany. consisting OF New
hpg!aul grad piano, cost $55L our price
$l25; fine axS French plat mirror. ebony fin
ished chitfonier with bcvel mirrors rs oak
and walnut cEnmb Der suits IL elegant par,o or
suits. fine enaneled b-dstehds, odd bureaus
and stands, fine square ard extension tables.
to " foot. swell front sideh ards, high back
chairs, cabinets. upright bookcases suitable
for office nsa tufted couches, easy chars,
fancy rock ers hall stands, 4 very swell fold
ing beds . fine toned organ = aud ! 9 foot cop.
per Restaurant steamer; gosd assortment Of
stoves such a. Victor Cook, Queen Esther and
Othello, double heater wood, gus oil and
room stoves, carpets, oilcloths mating, all
kinds and sizes Of fancy rugs; l0I pieces Of
antique furniture, inc .uding bookc ases, secre.
taries. claw foot tables and sidsbosrds, col
umn and swell front bureaus, high baols box
seat hall chairs, andirons tongs, high boys
desks, che SITS OF drawers dining and card Ia
bles, clocks. pewter pots. rare china and
glassware At GlcNiahon Bros. No. 50. King
street. Delm. phone 1925 D. d A; 1909 A..
do
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-12
CARD BASKET.

J. A, Grubb was at Colts cunning
yesterday. and several friends are en-.
joying the flDEs Of his trip.
F. P. kMe, of No. APO East Fourth
street. IS In northern New Castle
couGzY en- joying a short vacation Wis.
itjGg Daniel Haley.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-12
LANE-ZEBLEY.

Mr.. Samuel N. Lane Jr, and Mar.
garel ZebIey were married in Asbnly
NJ. Il. parsonage, yesterday, Decem-
be- llth. by the Rev. ii. S. Dulaney.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-12
; chuir Bows Wanted.

Boys from 10 to IA years old arc
wanted for church choir. Previous
experience unnecessary. Train
ing aud good salaries. Apply iu
person at Trinity Parish House,
(resr OF chureh), corner Delaware
avenue and Adams street, Satur.
day, Decemb Der IA. at 2 p. N,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-12
VANSANT-PEACOCK.

Mr.. John II. Vansant and Miss
Mary L. Peacock, both Of Galena,
Nd, we're married In Asbury M. Z.
Parsonage, yesterday, December llth
by the Rev. II. S. DuIaney.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-12
BUTLER-WILCOX,

Mr.. Alfaed Butler and Miss Mary
Z. Wilcox we're married at No. POS
South Adams Street, yesterday, De-
cember l1th, by the Rev. Ii. S. Du.
laney.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-12
Sunply J'nlimited.

"Give me kiss. my charming Pearl"
A young man said to blue-eyed girl;
Said she: you great big lazy elf.
Fucker your mouth and help yourself
Chicago Daily News.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-12

Mrs. Newlyspliced-Cou!d you tell
by my manner that had been married
but short time?
Kind Friend-E Easily.
Mrs. Newlyspliced.-How?
Kind Friend-Why, you seem to be-
lieve every blessed thing your husband
tells you.--Ally Sloper.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-12
Y. m. G. A. Program.

The Leaders Class Of the Y. NJ.
c. A. will meet tonight for prae.
tlce.
On Saturday mornning the ju.
niors will meet at 9 o'clock and
elect officers
At night the White aud Green
basket ball teams will play cham
pionship game. Game will be call.
ed at 8 o'clock sharp and ladies
are requested to wear the colors of
the team which they favor. Tho
game will be played in the gymna.
stun and will be captained by "
b. Tucker Of the Whites, aud c. T.
Martin OF the Greens.
The subject for the Sunday alter
noon gospel meeting will be "The
Great Wrestling Match" There
will be special song service aud
all men are invited 10 be preseut. i
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-12
Teachers Institute.

The Teachers Institute opened
ia the New High School this morn
ing and the program published was
followed. While the teachers were
listening Il the staid addresses in
the auditorium the 10000 school
children were taking 10 the sights
OF the Market street stores, which
in their holiday attire took the
eyes Of the small ones.
Mrs. Hanks is the guest of Miss j.
Clark of near Delaware City. Miss
Hanks will sail for Naples during the
first week of January.
One of the new lamps placed at 9th
and Madison was broken by boy this
morning.
New storm doors that will not
create noise when opened will be
placed on the Federal building.
The funeral of Antonio Perillo who
was killed in the quarry Will take
place to morrow morning.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-12
b,pstb,r,a Al ctsytsa.

papetheSia Al clayton.
Two nsN casss Of dlphthsria have Do.
ysloped ~ Clayton In The family Of W.
l. Gooding. W
The house was at ones quarsntinsd BY
the Board Of Health. and every pssoaution
will be taken 20 keep the disease from
sprsadtng. The schools ere still closed,
apd will BE-, until all signs OF the disease.
are wiped out.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-12
Struck BY q Train.

- William Ewton, aged so years, Of
No. 1923 Brandywine street, was
struck by a train near Edgemoor this
morning and received injuries which
may prove fatal. Ewton was on his
way to work at the American Bridge
Works when extra freight train come
along and struck him. When picked
up it was found that the mans head
was badly injured and that one leg
was terribly mangled and other injur-y
les were inflicted. He was taken to
the emergency hospital at the French
street station and from there to the
Delaware hospital in the Phoenix am
bulance.
At the,Delaware Hospital his con-
dition is such that he is not expected
to survive his injuries. No operation
could be performed on account of him
being so weak.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-12
Stylish
Long
CVercoats

are our sI2, SIS and $40
Goats. Long cut 4S and 50
inches, full box. broad should
ers and Raglan Pockets.
blacks. xiord Greys and
Fancy Mixtures. Swell cut
coats; all the style you want.
Boys sizes in 1910 1oyears;
same styles at $40. sl2 and
SIS. Little boys sizes 5 TO IS
years 81 TO $40. Don't buy a
new overcoat until you see
what we Can do for you, come
and look at the new styles and
see how they look OH you.
New styles in suits. all sizes.
JAS. I, MULl!N & SONS
9th and Market, Wilmington.
Open every night until Christ
ms.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-12

nR DEHARDTS pENNYROYA PILL 8
~ The only genuine pennyroyal pills; ut
druggists or by mail Il 00 Office 200 N. Ninth
street, Phiia.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-12

We have them
Tor young men
in sizes So to
3S at $40, Si2,
SIS, $40 and
up to S25.TEc
great sellers
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-12

Tot HEMT-FAKM OF 90 ACRES ON
T. Kennett pike miles from Wilmington,
In good order nne improvements. Apply to
or address A. l. DuPcnt, 6OO. .Eq uitable Bldg. :,
Will, Del. dl27tt
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-12
Christmas Entertainment,

The entertainment of the Sunday
school Of Calvary Episcopal church
will be given on Thursday, December
26. The Rev. Mr.. Bunting will give
stereoptican talk on Charles Dick.
ems. Christmas story. The entertain
ment committee has arranged to have
the Sunday School room decorated
with greens,and have secured prom.
inent business man to act as Old
kriSS
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-12
FOR RENT.

1'OR RENT-TH At LARGE TWO STORY
IL bull ding No. 705 w. Sth street. suitable
for almost any kind of builness; ala0 one sIs
BILE. Apply 70 James +. sutton. 1000 West
Eighth street. aYl.eod.tf
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-12

NJ OTICE SEALED PROPOSALS MARK
IN eI proposals for bridge. will bs receiv.
O'Clock n. IN, Tuesday. Dec. H. 1901. for re
plnnking Washington stree. fridge, takir x
OFF old plank. aud sl eepers and p ling the old
on lot nearby, and replanking with new
is within 2OC feet OF said bridge. Estimate
I or thousand feet for the L.w lumber laid.
Including old pied; plans as specihsl, at No
7l0 Shipley street. All mater iai furI ished by
court
PHILEM MA CHANDLER.
de II Chairman.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-12

Tho thermometer at w, q. Taylor's
drug store 3O2 King street, to day register
Cd a. follows:
7o'clock ~ o'clock 1 o'clock
SO 43 40 =
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-12
W AN'E'Es).

OPERATORS - WANTED GIRLS AND
W women as operators on sewn; machines
on riabed knit underwear Neg ku,tting
Mills iJj and 4O7 Il. lith .treat. n!j II
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-12

UNARM FOR SAIE--25 ACRES CONCORD
II pike six miles out, excellent water
from al tesian we'll forced to house and barn;
5000 Geo. r. Townsend " Son, S04 N Marset
street, VIII. Del. di2liG
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-12

YOR SALE-ON EASY TERMS, Il ARM OF
r b3 acres. u mile from Ashland station,
mansion house. tenement house aud out
buildings, al! In good order. large orchard
and about 10 acres OF woodland. Apply to
John L. Daley. No. West 9Th street, Will.
Del. MS I'm