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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-04-17
LIBRARIAN
REPORTS

At the meeting Of the Board OF
Managers of the Wilmington Free
Library last night. George y. Bow.
ermau, the new librarian, made the
yearly report from March |, 1900 to
February %, 1901.
This is the seventh year that the
institution has been Il free one and
the report presented was very graft
flying. Mr.. Bowcrman took charge
of the library On March IL, and in
his report says;
AS this period closed before the
present librarian took charge hi, re-
port for the most part consists
of the sUbjoned tables with
certain comments upon them In ad.
dition few recommendation Tor fu-
ture activities are offered.
AS the later are based on very
brief acquaintance with the library
and the community, they are submit
ted with diIlidence and are most GER
tainly subject 70 revision and amend
ment as all early impressions are.
linen followed 4 detailed report
OF the books on hand, number Dor.
rowed, fines, etc.
Mr.. Bowerman feels much graft
fed with the way he mas been re-
ceived by the people Of Wilmington
and the cordial co operation extern
ded by the members Of the library
staff.
His monthly report shows that
the library owned at the close OF
wear 500, Sol books. During the
moDth of March l59 volumes were
added 20 the number. and l9,4Sl
were borrowed against Is, 200 last
year.
Mr., Norris principal OF Friends
school was elected 10 the Board of
Managers TO fill the place oil VIM
N. Bryne lesi gncd
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-04-17
PE OCL4MA TON.

Tho Governor # Delaware has been
orthrriyrI md direction hv the General
N.-.,,ll, tn $50, auyrf. l., Proclamation,
ana. ,ioy in each yrar for the planting Of
,rrr, md fan. tnn. ,ro,upDi,it of ihr spirit
nf ,r,tn,,ti,,, Il, tird,
TLrrrnr. John HUM. Governor
~ Delaware, do hereby nominate Fri
1n ,h. t,y,,,t,.-iyth any nf ApriL as
ArHnr \\D EIItp DAY.
,,l + A.. L,.r.l,v recommend that this
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rnn,l, Ian, ,.nn,.io1h hv thr tnorhors
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yI','L., ,.r,..on. and T., ,hr rlirr.s and
i,no,.', -, ~. r,hnr nn,li, institution.
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rhi. Inu J.. l,;,,,. worry o,,nr,IIv Oh.
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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-04-17
CHARGED WITH
MURDER.

Centrevilio, Md, April 17.-Lizzis
Campbell. alias Lizzie Wilson, the negress
charged.with the murder OF Chesterfield
Tilghman. the Young son Of Robert Tllgh-
man, April g. OH tho farm OF Mrs. John
NJ. Robinson. in Ii.EhmaD's Mock, Green
Amos cnvnty, had "a preliminary near.
ing before Justice r. IIopl or smith. and
she was committed for court. The woman
is n black neeres, ) teet inches tall md
o! medium build. Charles Campbell. col
ored, VINO o name Tho woman bcnrs, tests
filed that he Is not lawfully married to
her that her name Is Lizzie " llson, and
that no has boon living with her for thee
Yeas. Campbell IS from Virginia
Three of tho 1'ilgh,nan boys-Che uer-
field who was killed Edward and Rob.
ert--wero Playing around the house whers
eide.
Edward Tiighman, aged IL years tos l..
fed Il, follows ::
"L!zzie Campbell asked us to move a
tub for her. We did 1t aud she asked us
to got her bucket of water We told
h.r we would not do 1t. She said she
would shoot US II We didn't. She won't
and got II chair, stood upon 1t ami fnnE
down the gun She placed tho gun against
the wall and moved the chair back. She
then took up the gun md aimed 1t at
Chesterfield, saying II am going to
shoot that bighead boy, She shot the
gun md the boy fell. ran home crying
to toll my sister. Lizzis Campboll c"ughv
hold OF my coat
GA Contamination the boy said
1--WE were playing with he: children. she
did not hnvv much to shy to lis. We were
only about three feet from tho door where
she was st inding. saw her put the gun
up to her shoulder and cock 1t. she was
al, [. nd RI, ~ and | I)1 nOb mink
she would shoot
Robert Tilghman zorro borated the test
inony of Edward Whom he WAS asked
why he did not run away when he snw
Lizzie with tho gun he said she had al.
ways been very good to them and he did
not think she would shoot any ono OF
them.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-04-17

The condition OF Washington rect
brIIEG WAS tho subject for nntiln lted lie
hIlo IN th0 levy Court this morning.
Levy COUrtman Chandler offered II lct-
ter from thh American BrtlRe Company
str. n that 1t would be ImDossihr for
thrCwnpany to make an estimate on thu
tcOst OF r3pIirinE the Urii,u, Luv tina. they
were prepared 70 do the work Of strength
entng inr structure letting the COST be
what It might
MIR Chandler moved That tbs company
be inslrC1tsd to 20 ahead ann 10 this no.
C3SsgrY roDniring.
Mr. WI let's obisc cd 10 this motion
going b fOr0 the house as tn . law provides
tina al contracts above 500 shall be
awarded by hias He hold that the court
should employ m eugineer to estimate on
the cot OF tho repairs and theu give the
work to the lowest biider. Presiden
Lynn Informed MIN that 1t would DO I'm
pc siblo for any man In tn county to es.
Innate the cost OF the work, Aft0r con!
siderable debate MIR. Chambers motion
was carried Ly vote of 8 to-
j. q. Turner of tho bridge Company
WAS authorized to begin work immedlate-
w.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-04-17
LABOR AND
HuJHj CAPITAL

Mckec5port, April III. IL the
United States Steel Corporation per.
SiStS in its rCiu sal to recognize the
Amalgamaied Association OF Iron,
Steel, and lin Workers every plant
OF the gigantic trust Will he closed
down. The trouble now on at the
wood plant Of the American Shee
Steel Company is only lorcrunncr OF
what is to come aud the struggle OF
labor for iccognition will it is conf.
IDENTIFY claimed, be successful, de-
spite the efforts Of the powerful
trust TO crush labor.
The first move in the game will be
made tomorrow IN PittSburg. The
advisory committee of the Amalga-
mated Association, together with the
vice pres idcnts from the districts in
which the Morgan trust has plants,
will meet and decide on Il line of &C
ton
The committee will give the trust
time to come otis senses. Then II
these efforts Of peace fail II general
strike will be declared and every
plant owned and controlled by the
corporation will he shut down and
the trouble fought toa finish.
I'm brief The outcome will he either
that capital mast meet labor on az
equal footing " the total obIlteratlon
of the Amalgamatcd Association.
Every department Of the W. De
wees wood plant IS closed tonight OK,
cept the hammer shop and the steel
MILL These will come out tomorrow
morning. At noon today the en-
ployes of the knobbllng department
laid down their tools and marched
out Of the mill in body.
Shortly after midnight the report
spread that the Devices Company was
importing "scabs to take The places
Of their striking employees.
The word was sent around and the
strikers vino have been unusually
quiet and careful, began to gather in
the street. Committees were hastily
appointed to DO missionary work in
the event Of any "scabs . coming,
and soon all was ready to meet the
only train that could reach here from
pitlSburG this time in the morning.
The strikers backed up by the or
gauilatiun are determined that the
Devices mill $ hail remain closed un'
Til their grievances are settled and
from their demcauOr this morning it
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-04-17
MERCANTILE
CLUB RAID.

Kumors have been current for
some time that the Mercantile club
at No III Market street has. been
the headquarters for gambling. In
formation has been gathered dur.
ing the past two days and chief
Massey accordingly swore out a
warrant last night and Harry G..
| Stout was arrested on the charge
Of being concerned and intereated
IN gambling table at No.7ll Mar
ket street. He was a defendant in
the City Court this morning and the
case went over until FRIDAY morn
ing 10 order that his attorney Wal.
ter II. Hayes would be in atten-
dance. Bail for his appearance was
placed at $1,000 and Fred Ford, a
witness was held in $500 bail for
his appearance.
Chief Massey stated this NOR ming
for some time past he heard rumors
but 1t takes evidence to prosecute
case Evidence has now BEEF.
secured and hence the arrest. He
underst ands hat another club that
was doing business on w. Eleventh
street has been closed. So far as
he knows these were the only cubs
OF the kind in Wilmington and if
evidence was forthcoming long ago
they would have been closed if they
were violating the law. The Mercan-
tile Club will not be allowed to con-
tlnue its alleged gambling. About
fifteen witnesses have been sum.
moned in the case. After the hear.
ing in the Municipal Court this
morning there was lively moving
on the part OF some of the club mem
bers to secure bail for Stout and
Ford. The bail furnished last
night for their appearance at Court
to day was not satisfactory to Judge
Churchman. Members Of the club
and frequenterst thereof stood around
in groups and discussed the situa-
ton. 1t was something of sur
prise to them that the police should
be taking such an active part in the
sporting world just at present.
Chief Massey, Capt, Black. Ser.
geant Tucker and Officer Wintrup
went to the club rooms to day and
secured the effects. They consist.
ed Of three tables. a faro lay
out, sweat cloths. other cloths, box.
es of membership cards, the boxes
OF chips, and the membership list
together with the minutes of the
club, The entire sets now occupy
places al the police station. The
list of members include the names
OF prominent men in town. The
officers OF the club are president, H.
&. Stout; vice president, Charles
Andrews; secretary and treasurer,
Franl: Mccoy, committee on by laws
c. Andrews g. ". Maxwell and
Louis Thompson with the president
as an eX Office member. The last
meeting OF the club was held on
April S when the chairman Of the
committee on by laws reported that
he would be ready to submit
pr oof in few days.
The meeting then adjourned
until May l3. The sldeboard was
we'll filled with liquor but 1t was
not disturbed. Chief Massey aud
his men propose that everything
possible shall be done to have the
case properly ventilated. The de.
Tense It is understood will be that
the "kitty" taken out was for the
benefit OF the club and not Tor any
individual. The case Is likely to
be an interesting one when 1t oomes
up for trial,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-04-17
In the Palace of:hc King.

Viola Allen concludes her wonder.
nIly succeasfn! engagement in New York
at the Theatre Republic on Saturday
evening, April 81 Miss Aliens new
pay, ''ln the Palace OF the King" has
proven the greatest hit OF the season,
The receipts have exceIed that Of any
attraction which has appeared in New
York this year.
Mi.s Allen las again demonstrated, as
she did with The Ct,lstan," that her
popuIarity and drawing power knows
no equal on the American stare today.
Wilmington is to have Miss Allen at tie
'irand Opera House on Wednesday even
~ MAY |.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-04-17

A competent teacher may find EN- :
pioyment at the school in district 81
Mil Creek hundred by addressiagMr.
L. Pierce, Choate Post Office.
John Mers eski, aged q years OF
No. lO7 West Liberty Street, fell off
n fence in the yard OF his home this
morning and severely cut his head.
j. A. Dillon will make additions to
the house, No. 1923 West Third
Street and Charles G. Richards to No.
7l2 West Sixth Streets,
William II. Robinsonsold two Mar
vim safes to W. & j. Dalton, the
grocerers at Centreyille, Del, which
he delivered to-day.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-04-17
Cut His Throat in Public

South Bethlehem, Pa , April 10 - Que
OF a gang Of work.n IN Employed on the
tracks Of the Lehigh Valley Traction
Company near hore. suddenly laid down
his shovel this afternoon and. pulling onl
his pom knife. said, H ere goes
He drew the knife across his throat and
fsll.to the ground. He Was quickly
brought to tho hospital here on spccini
car He cannot live His homo is 4. No 81
Oak street, Now York. where no has wife
and child
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-04-17

London, April IL The r"port TO which
the Pan Mail Gazette to.hay gives pHb Il
city to tho effect that tho recovered ia MS
borough portrait of the DirA SIS OF Dtvon
shire has boon sold by Agn0H to j = tr
pnnt Morgan, seems dllliGul either to vo
riiy or disprovo. a. both parties to the al
legged bargain firmly. but courteous y, 10
fuse to say single ,TOrd ga tbs subject as
to whether or not the picture has been
sold
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-04-17

The fourteenth annual convention
ofthe New Castle County W. @. T, u
opened In the Delaware City Metho
dist Church this morning. Mrs.
Martha S. Cranston Is president
Mrs. II. II. Matlo:k of this city
conducted devotional exercises.
Words OF welcome were delivered by
Laura Schunder and the response by
Mrs. Emerson Of this city.
The convention Is largely attended
and deep interest Is shown in the
proceedings.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-04-17

Sharon, Pa, April l8.-At State Road
last night four masked men kidnapped
Malvine Croker, the II year old son OF
Abraham CrocIer, a wealthy farm n. Tho
boy lived with his grandfather, Thomas
Ctocksr, at State Road. He was on tho
PlttsburQ a. Western Railroad tracks
when, he says, he wa. attacked, bound,
gagged, placed In box Car and carried TO
Warrer O., in covered wagon, b,inV re
leased atll O'Clock The boy was not
hnrmeIl
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-04-17
LODGE VISITATION.

LeiperviIle Lodge, No 1868, !. 0.
@. f. will visit Eden Lodge Of this
city, Thursday evening. \ special
trolley car has been chartered which
will leave seventh and Welsh streets
at 7,3O O'Clock. Odd Fellows from
other docal lodges will accompany
their Leiperyilc brethren on the
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-04-17
PERSONAL
MENTION
PRETTY CHESTER WEDDING.

IScycral Wilmngtonnns witnessed
the marriage Of Miss Ellen Rose Null
len, OF Chester, and Anthony Quinn,
Of Kent County, Md, at the former
place yesterday afternoon.
The ceremony was performed in
st. Michael's by Rev. Father Tim
mons.
Miss Sarah Mullen was bridesmaid
and John Grady Of this city was best
man.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-04-17

Joseph Smith, while at work ni Tho
works. OF tho JACK son and Sharp Com .
pnnS this morning. had his leg broken,
lie was sent TO tho Delaware Huapltu! III
the Phoenix ambulance, whore TIC fcnc-
turs was reduced.
Fannie Bolen u No Ill8 Lob Ion Ptrect.
wa also removed to he AUipl IA. in the
ambulance, thi4 morning, She Was sui
ieriDg with one Of her LIMBS
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-04-17
ENGAGEMENT ANNOU Need.

Invitations were yesterday issued
for the marriage of John Meredith
Huff, manager Of the local office Of
the Adams Express Company, and
Miss Isabella h. Tunis daughter OF
William Henry Tunis Of Clayton. The
marriage will take place on April 80
in Trinity Church, Clayton. Mr..
Huff is the son of the President OIL
the Adams Express Company.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-04-17
EOIRESTERS COMING.

Court Pr idc, of Chester, No. 30,
and Court Commodore Barry NO. $50,
Fore sters of America will visit Court
Braudywine, No l, Of this city, on
Thursday evening The Foro'tcrs
will meet at the p. W. & b. S tation
at 1870 o clock to take the train to
come to this city,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-04-17

Jud2s Spruanoe hold o phans Court IN
the Judge. Parlor at Tho Court House
this morning An order was granted tor
a par ition IT real estate Of May y. Glib
bins. Mari ii Cleaver. James Is. Clark
son and J1hn Craig were app intel to
make The partition.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-04-17

Vlne!anl. n b., April ia stock
company with IA capitalization Of $3.50 0OO
has been Incorporated AT Nneland for tho
manufacturer OF SMYRNA rugs. The rug
factory Of Thomas iii!st, who Is the pres
ldln Uithc now company, will be enlarged
ana the number Of hands employed will
be duubivl,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-04-17

The colored people have purehas-
ed three acres from Mr., Frank
White and laid out colored ceme-
terry, They have already sold IS
lots and have numerous inquiries
for others.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-04-17

e Arthur Powell, fish dealer in the
Third street market, has =" far re-
covered from the asthma as to lie
abba TO visit his stall for short time
shis morning. after a confinement for
spvrral weeks
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-04-17

TIE o0trcre Of Friendship Lodge.
Nc -. l. q, q. +, Of llockcssn,
will lr installed on next Saturday
might.
After 'lr meeting banquet viii
be held in the Public Hal ON the low.
er floor ii he binding.
I he afair viii e an elaborate one.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-04-17

Jacob T. Clymer. assisted by Mrs. II.
A. Ross ". V. 1homas. William s auf-
fer and Lewis C.. Fritz will take part In a
concer, to be given by tho singing class Of
Fairyi!le this evening.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-04-17
WHATTWO CENTS VIII DO,

1t will bring relief to sufs 'ers from
asthma or CONSUMPTION, even the worst
cases. This Is about what oDe dose Of
toiey's Honey and Tar coats Isn't II
worth trial
sold at Danforth's, l2J Market s,root.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-04-17

Tomorrow promises TO be fair and rath
or warmer. Somewhat similar condition,
will probably prevail OIL Friday.
The thormumeter At W. G. Taylor's
drug store 800 King street to-day regis.
cred Hs follows;
O'Clock l0o'oloc 1o'olook
so a. IA
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-04-17

John Rupp who for number OF years
W as superintendent of the Newark and
d elnware City Railroad Gied ut bis home
at Pencador yesterday. Mr.. Rupp was pom
stoned by tho company the first of Jan
uary on account of him reaching the age
limit.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-04-17

a hoy. 10 or IA years OF age, is
wanted at this office, Third and
King streets, to ran errands. serve
papers, and make himself generally
ase.9!. Apply at once.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-04-17

1.-THE Flower of Hearts Desire, "
is the title Of an operatta to be given
t Tomorrow night in the parish house
Of Trinity Church by the Junior Aux
ilinrY
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-04-17
DAILY REruLIcAN. DEL
Brsys,ks.

Brsvsties.
building Iuspector Cassidy has
condemned the building at the
northeast corner Eighth AID Tat.
nall streets.
Daniel Ross has announced his
candidacy Tor Mayor.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-04-17
MARRIAGES,

at Asbury parsonage, by the Rev Ii. n
Duaney. WIN. 7. Schater to Alice NJ
Stephens, both Of / hi Indelphia, Pa,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-04-17

Sailor Blouse suits, sizes z to
10 years, s. to So. Boys
suits, s to 10 years, double
breasted coat and knee pants.
So to So. 3 piece suits, coats
vests and trousers, ii to 10
years, 81 to IS. Boys and
young men suits, long trous'
ers, IS toIo years, S. to SIS.
All the newest and best styles
of cloth, latest cut III gar
mcnts. Good trimming and
careful tailoring. Big stock,
all sizes and all prices. We
can please your boy. we will
sell him good suit and we
will save you money.
Open Tuesday and satur-
day evenings
JAS, i. AULLiA & SONS
Clothing. Sixth and
Hats. Marker
Shoes Wilmington.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-04-17

Amer Cotton Oil % Missouri Pao!ao l054
Amer Malt co,u.. n J Csntra ...,.. l5U
Amer lob Co -. 1917 N Y Con q Hud, l52H
Amer 5 % W ON 477k n y, un " w.. o4H
Amer ) Il W ptd lua Nor Pacific com. oH
Amer Sugar Ret" 1878 Nor Pacific pfl w
Atom / 10 . II com Co., Nor s. Yves conn.,. 5sA
Atch 4 u s i pfl Qyl oma ha. .........lls
Brook Zap Tran. S5l2 Pnsifio DIail...... 81
BALTIC & Uhio'..' DA, Fits, 90 81 ST l.. ~
Can ida Southern 90. lenna K Co...loek
Con Tob COM -. IS Peoples Gus ...... 1854
Con lob ptd,..n los leading .....,;. WA
Uhcs " IN to-, Al heading lstpfd,. i5b
ca, Bur .&Qn!nty 1919 Reading ~ pft.. ~
uh,M & Stpcom 1871 3uutilorn kycoin, ~
Oh, Il Il Pac..l55a4 southern Ky pld SiA
e. {. Z & st L.... 50 Texas g. Pacific. to1S
Del T. HUDSON. 1871 tnh y Coz GSiS
Del, Lack " ". .2l7 Unracilic CON-. YAK
Ed Gen L Co....eT Un Pacifo ptd.... e5H
Fed Steel com. 54lSlU > leath COM. "a
Fed Steel pfI. =. lO4 U ) l.enth pfd., 1884
Louis h Nash -. lO4l WABASH Did" Al
Met Tracti on .l7s14 W esteri UDioa.. RHH
Mexican Central E4H tNh " u EcD.h... l9;k
Manhattan Cons l.71s
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
Amer Gem Co... Penn Els, voh.. .
Amer KY Co.. =. Il Phila Trsc....,.. W
Asphalt Co... Phia Electrie... W
Cam Iron &C.,. 20 liealins ..,....." 1874
Cambria Stesl.. 92 Heading lst pfd.. .b4
Con. Tract Fits. ala Heading I'd ptd.. sGl,
Chootaw.....,... SO halfway. Gen.. -
pia Steel CO.,. 65tStorayo Bat com Is
LEO Go bfSAmer Storage Bat ptd
sniss Why " asws 4sae s',;
hsrsds'n ,a " Y, 6 imp Co.
Pennableel Co... 81 West N u ra.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-04-17

ce' REWARD Will BE PAID FORJ.I
10 the return of II black 2ycar old -H.~o
Leife-, win CHI siraye! away on Friday last
Eobt Porter, Cherry lsiund, over Eleventh
Street bridge. ah'-@
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-04-17
YOUNG Mems Atwood Suits
in the New Striped F|anne|s.
500 worth S $50
$500 worth $50
600 worth 500
$3.50 worth $1,000

\ Mems Hats.
Y Every week finds new
n styles. If you see it in New
d York or Philadelphia it'll be
N here.
III Straight brims, 81 to 50
" Broadways, 81 to 81
Y Irvings, 81 to So
~ Derbys, 81 to 80
NJ King Edwards, 81 and $3.50
M Grand Dukes. So and $3.50
ID Nox Alls, all shapes 80
" Crush Hats, SOC to 81
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-04-17

r ussian Bio u 5 e
suits. sizes 3 to o
years, 50 to 5000.
Vestee suits, little
coats. vests and
knee pants, sizes 3
to j., ye,rc Soto CH
New-York tribune., 1901-12-03

tonic 20 and 81 with mdse and cabin passenger
to the Cameron co. Arrived a the Bar at d
Steamer Orgea (Norl Hegge Kingston Nov y. Port
Morant %, Montego Bay st AIMS Bay % and Port
Morant 2B. J L Kerr Co. Arrived the
6io N.
Steamer Juan. Sampson, Mayaguez and AguadilIa
November % ana with mdse and 70 passen-
10 New-York and Porto Rico Steamship Com
pany al the Bar at ,
Ardannose (Br). Smith, Havana November o.
in ballast Munson. Arrived at the Bar at $50 a
eager, Orleans November u, with
md passengers TO p : Allen.
JohnstOne, Brunswick. Ga. No
with mdse and passengers to Charles II Nal
lory * Co.
Steamer Iroquois. Kemhe. Jacksonville November 20
Charleston 3o with mdse and passengers to William
Z Clyde & Co.
II c Foster
Jefferson Norfolk and Newport News; Seneca.
Tampico etc; Willamsport. with l barge
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS
Bristol ARRIVED. steamer Landaf City (Br)
drews. New-York.
Newcastle Dec Arrived British Trader (Br).
Hutchinson. New-York
1870 m-Passed steamer Minnehaha
Robinson. NewYork for London.
Head. Dec Passed steamer Wllkommen Ger.
from New-York.
Brow Passed. steamer Dunottar (Br) Mac
Kenzie New-York Manchester
Antwerp. Nov 2eArrived. steamers Roman Prince (Br)
Ord. New-York via Manchester; Both, st Hugo Qr).
stahb. New-York; syiviana CBr). Wyatt. Montreal;