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therefore recommends that an appropria-
ton of this amount be made therefor. ~
Zones Point, Potomac river, van
November 20, 1900. the light was changed
from fixed white to fixed red and h1th,oraee esa
oil lamps were introduced to Lurnlsn a tils sas.
light instead Of city gas, formerly used Tor
the purpose. 1I,to,5
.HoHand Island bar. entrance to Holland lna
and Kedge straits, Md-Soundings were
made around the light house Various re-
"Point No Point, west side Of Chesapeake
bav between Potomac and Patuxent rivers,
Mi-By the act approved March 3, lUl'
SOS 600 was appropriated for the estannsn.
ment of a light house and fog s,snal at
POINT No Point A boring was made at the
site In May to ascertain the character or
the foundation strata. and. based upon the the
information obtained, the design Oh lile
nronosed structure has been decided upon.
The preparation of the plans and specihca-
ttons is In progress.
"C;reat Shoals, mouth Of Wicomico river,
Ma -Soundines we're made around the
light house Various repairs were made
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Caused by Defective FIues

An alarm was turned In about O'Clock
this morning for slight fire in houses 1243
and 1245 Half street southwest. caused by
q defective fue. The flames were extin-
guished before more than s. damage had
been caused.
No. Engine Company was called to the
house of @. NJ. Raymond. No. 1910 NJ street
about e:45 o'clock this morning because of
a blaze In the chimney. caused. it is be-
lieved. by a defective fiue. No damage re-
sulted
Evening star., 1901-11-05
RECENT CENSUS BULLETINS
Nhooe Island Farms, Their Value and
Their Products

The value OF the 5,49s farms In Rhoda
Island. according to a bulletin Just issued
py the census bureau, was estimated to ba
sz5i2o'26o In 1900. OF this amount 50. 7O3 =
sso' or AZ per cent, represent the value OF
buildings, and S13. 421, no, or SO per cent
the value OF land and improvements ex-
elusive of buildings. The average value Of
land per acre, exclusive of buildings, range
from SASS I'm Washington county to SSs %
in Bristol county. For the state the aver
age value was 500 46 per acre.
The value of the farm products of 1899
was 81, S33 S64, a gain since 1889 of S2II5.-
o64. or 50.2 per cent. If the value Of pro-
ducts fed to live stock S969 14O be de-
Quoted from the value of all farm products.
there remains a gross income OF S5s64, T24
equal to 1919 per cent of the total capital
invested in farm property.
Dairy products had value of 81 ,923, 7O7,
or 20 per cent of the gross income Of the
farms. and poultry and eggs yielded an in-
cereals decreased from 19. SIS acres in 1879
to 1852 acres In 1Sg9 and the total pro-
duction from 564.5so bushels to 350.l1O
bushels.
The shipbuilding industry of the United
States. exclusive of the United States navy
yards. according to preliminary report OF
the census bureau. had total capital Of S76-
6ss,6ol in 1900, an increase of ISL per cent
since 1880. The value of products includ-
ing custom work and repairing was S73-
444,153 or an increase of almost p3 per
cent. There were IOs3 establishments and
46.121 wage earners with total wages OF
S24,5oS,lU9, miscellaneous expenses, s., ,5S2-
20, and cost Of materials used was $685.
031, $50
. According to a bulletin on the silk indus
try OF the United States issued by Com
missioner, Of Census Merriam this after
noon. the number of establishments in 1900
was 4S3: capital invested, Ss1 ,0S2 POI; wage
earners, average number, Go, ,416; total
wages. S20.9S2. 184: miscellaneous expenses,
$40, ,264 2CS; cost Of materials used, SCI 4O6-
665; value of products $107, ,25e 25s
In 1890 the number of establishments was
412: capital invested, $51 O0T .537; average
number OF wage earners 40 $50; total
wages, ST.. 762. Al; miscellaneous expenses.
$4259, ,623; cost of materials used, S5l. .ooi-
425; value of products $s7 .29s Asa
Evening star., 1901-11-05

few days ago William Stonestreet col
ored. was employed putting In wood at the
Police Court, and today he occupied one of
the cells and enjoyed the heat made by
some of the fuel he had handled.
i've never seen Stonestreet sober but
once In a year" complained Policeman Ais
Judge" said the prisoner, II stepped off
q little too far last night, but that was the
first time I've been drunk this year"
A witness called by the defense said
Stonestreet was drunk every time he saw
him. The prisoner was given one month on
the farm.
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Property Disposed of by Will.

The will of Mary M. Roberts, dated Feb
ruary 49, 1900, and naming Charles r.
Reynolds executor, was filed today for
probate. Bequests as follows are made: To
the vestry of Christ Church the interest Of
$500, to be devoted to the care of two lots
in Congressional cemetery; to her nephew,
Alfred e. GlascocH, $3.50: to her niece,
Edith Roberts, three shares of bank stock
and sideboard; to her niece, Meta Rob-
erts, 500 and wearing apparel; to her
niece, Bessie NJ. Roberts, certain furnt-
ture household goods and Jewelry; to her
nephew. Charles r. Reynolds, the remain
der of the estate.
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struck by an Engine.

Richard II. Burch. forty-six years old.
living at 1112 New Jersey avenue southeast
was struck by an engine while crossing the
tracks of the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany at New Jersey avenue about O'Clock
this morning. He was injured about the
head and body, and the police removed him
to Providence Hospital After receiving
medical treatment he was able to walk
hcme.
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Change Made in Order.

/ Major Sylvester has made a change In the
order respecting the duty of bicycle po-
licemen. In an order issued yesterday af-
ternoon he directed that the men begin
their reserve duty upon coming on the
street, instead of four hours later. as here
tofore.
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Edward King and Emperor.

"A dispatch, from London yesterday says:
King Edward, at meeting Of the privy
council yesterday, signed the proclamation
giving him his new title. as follows:
Edward the Seventh. by the grace of
God of the United Kingdom OF Great
Britain and Ireland and Of the British Do
mfnions beyond the sea, King. defender of
the faith, and Emperor Of India"
Evening star., 1901-11-05

Harold Brown. fourteen years old. who
LETT hts home at Lancaster. Pa. nearly a-
month ago and has been In this city nearly
three weeks. was taken into custody yes
terday by Policeman Acton and sent to the
house of detention. The boy Will be sent
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home as soon as a railroad ticket "a re-
csiyea from his father. Harold says he Is
Evening star., 1901-11-05

Deaths Exceed Births.
In the report of President Hernandez of
the superior board of health appended to
Mr.. Eliiotts general report. the number or
deaths for the year is placed at H,S54;
births. 20,259: marriages. 3.614 The death
list Is higher than in previous years be-
cause OF the fearful loss of life in the
hurricane.
Figures adduced by the deputy secretary
of the interior show that the plantations
of sugar cane and minor crops have been
increased and that those of coffee and to-
bacco have, on the contrary, been reduced.
In the aggregate the lands under tillage
have been increased by 1905 acres.
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industry Of the island and leading item
in the exports to the United States.
Deafha Exceed HirthA.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-02

FOR SALE
j. room modern house.. barn. q II r.
S. water Price. fs5l
j. room modern house. suitable f1r two
families. a9 feet. s. Market. rents Tor
81 per month. price q alf-
c room house. stable. ~ icet. =. Aeai.
price $50
6 room house. good barn. 3 u acres.
pieuty of fruit ~ an kinds. rrtcn s. rf
room house. neW barn. b l-z feet Lulu
Ave. price 81 lE
room house. good barr 3 feet. $.
Market. price f8
- feet ~ - Emporia. south q i3th
street. price sl.1N
1r feet on topeka eFerus. corner ~ 18th
street east front rrlce f-se
e. feer. u Market, ag4t1 ~ Ith street.
east frrJr- price s
- resident rrlrar-irs and over aa.
vacant lgts Tor sale - ail l-rts q t6s
rtrr
cr lE- ~. IlIeft1r-lste q Ifs.
I5-Il Arlerlcau Et4fe Bank E1r
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-02

FOR san 4E-5o feet. n. Lawrence avenue
opposite r. H Roys house. Barnes &
NewcOmb Music house. l5-u
FOR SALE-Big bargain 1o0 feet, corner
Eighteenth and Main W. 3. Lowe,
room Il. IA y. Main L2tX
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-02

FOR SALE
AS ~ Market, rooms, Slf75.
7-room modern cottage near Waco and
18th. $500.
Groom stone modern residence. best To-
cation north. $500.
7-room cottage. 20 feet 9Th block North
Topeka, $500.
GA S. Market. 4 rooms. S1.93.
Third OF acre. house. two barns West
Side. Brinley and Whitney streets SIS.
Lots g. IL. - Burr venue. Maple Grove
addition. so
l2 lots. Rosenthal's addition. near pack
ing houses, ESQ
17ll Palisade avenue. 2 rooms. cemented
cellar. barn. hen house. lots. f7l9.
sll North Lawrence. 9-r0om house, cost
s. co.. So feet. 5000
Groom cottage. bath. barn. so feet. east
front, Indiana avenue. SlSl5.
1o-rOOm, modern cottage, close In, South
EmpOrla, 5000
Modern cottage. North Emporia. near
Oak. $500.
1exl75 feet corner Park Place and
Seventeenth. fs4o
New 4-room cottage. 80 feet. barn. etc.
corner Twentieth and Main. So.
DEAN GORDON.
--Gur-ff
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HOUSES FoR SALE.


FOR SALE-By A. 7. Hellar. ll6 ~ Main.
3 room cottage. 100 feet. barn. 5ZNsQ. east
frontage, on Wabash near Central. How
is this for 81 1902
634 Wabash rooms. good condition.
barn. 75 feet rents for SlI. Price Sso4-
A. y. Washington. room cottage. good
barn, 90 feet worth the money asked.
$50
Ial feet. vacant. on James street. VIII
take pony and saddle as part payment.
Price 500. 70 feet on Cleveland. &i6o
l3-1ts ~ T. HELLAR. 1i6 y. Main.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-02
FOR SALE

FOR SALE
1910 acres with room stone and frame
dwellings stone barn 44Z75- new frame
barn 5oEfo. cattle shed slNS3- granaries
large chicken house. blacksmith shop
milk house. led wah springs. tanks Tor
20 barrels. wood house hay houses.
fenced and cross fenced, with - mines u
and 8 wires miles, running water,
plenty timber. all for Sf.t51
$50 acres. all fenced. title 70 l-5eo acres,
house rooms. cattle harms Tor 80 head
stable for horses. milk barn. eranary
for -299 bushels, stock scales. s 4rtesian
wells, wind mills I mile creek. 81 acres
alfalfa, II miles fence, price $l,tev. For
further Information see
TANNER & SENEI-L.
Is-lt 20 East Douglas Ave
FOR SALE-Snaps. 80 acres land. in-
Guiding gu acres wheat. 81 acres oats
s1 acres corn. an acres rniIlet. balance
good pasture. thirty miles - Wichita,
$50 per acre
So acres. all fenced and cross-fanced-
two sets Of Improvements. g. acres
wheat. 40 acres corn. - acres alfalfa.
j. acres IN orchard ana vineyard, flne
springs scattered over place. 90 wastt
land fifty miles OF Wichita Price, >l-.se
per acre. Z. P ELLLlNGLON.
19-tf Winnie Building
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-02
FOR EXCHANGE.
PEAL ESTATE FOR SALE.


FOR SALE-l60 acres of best grass land
in SedgwIck county, and 100 head OF
hIgh-grade cattle, all for $500. P. Y.
healy. 1S-3tX
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-02
FOUND


FOUND-A place 70 buy horses ct your
own prices. AT the fair grounds June a
IOler Stock Farm. l5-lt
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-02
FOR TRADE.

FOR TRADE OR SALE-Cheap. top
buggy and set OF single harness IFS T.
Second. 9-we-fr-su-Stx
FOR TRADE-The latest up-to-date.
modern. pressed brick house. in the
finest resident part Of Salt Lake City.
fine barn, on two street railways. for
Wichita property or farm land IN kan
sas or Oklahoma Address Lake, %
Eaele O.-4ce At
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-02
MIscELLANEoUs HELP wANTED.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

~--.--~~c-~-~--~-----~7--~
PORTUNITIES-Wiil ex-
change 81, 900 improved, central Mis-
souri, farm, half section, for stock mer-
chandise of 5000 or $1,000: time on
balance. Make me an offer. r. 2.
Haldeman, Springfield, Mo. 6-2-1t
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-02
F0R sALF

FOR SALE
20 room house. north; cost 20 build $500
can sci lfcr 81 500. $50 cash, balance IS
a month.
room house. 9Th block y. waco. q go.
wei worth g. 0G.
A building Site. third block S. Topeka.
east front. at a bargain.
Lots on $. Iopueka- east fronts, near
Lincoln. S75.
100 S. Main. rooms. $50. 800 cash. ball
auce S. o. q month. rents Tor g.
room cottage. p feet S. Market. 7lh
block. 3 30.
GRAFTON & HENRY.
13-fts ~ ~ M1in-
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-02
CLASS SSIFIED
WANTS S

FOR SALE-FIve-acre fruit farm. with
buildings. &c \ nice home and go.l
place 20 make money. VIII seil for
12-lrx
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FOR sALE-By owner. go waoo aveuus.
Commission lalc - asent- Terms 70
suit- lE-stx
FOR SALE Splendid 10 room property.
Sl5oa. Cln-thlrd casn. balance easy
terms. Riley. over Aaas1s Natioa-l
bank- ls-ltN
FoR sAI.E-5u south Main. nico 5 room
c1lraEc. cheap. close In biua grass
iavn sast mont. AuuIy 70 owner at So
NerAA AeftN-- -as-lil-- -~e eiii'--t-
locatioa, snap az E-s5o give rcoro
cortare. 81 feet front. rents for 81. orlv
Si.s-4 Plenty room @ husia another
cottage, locErfon close IN. must seii tals
i0aal bank la-isx
u Indians. rooms. sara. SKID feet
81 penn. 2-story. room house. barn.
Su Wabash. rooms. barn. fruit 10
fect. 81 ICES
SIS 6hso. s rooms. SIT. harm. frGlt. SEQ
@eless p .i~., s,i. trl,, s~,
- = - ,.--.-'t l,-s i~ ~ Ss's-r,t,
Imnroved ard unlmprove4 properties ID
- - ~ t1
Fa1i''s '''S = i.,iS..,.i fsiSlsi.I ,eSDrn q CO
ls-ltX Over ~ D. sl.-.A -
- 50 --- -7 ,.- - - i -
-, - s,-s.,-, ~ ,,..,sr r.s,,-r, .f il
5 Topeka l.N
-, c.r
FOR s-Nl-5.- $50. 49,. 90 ,.,.s - --s,,-.t
-. ~ - -.s' --f,----- 81 sr -, .,.'sl5'
--et - ~ t ----
80 p ~.-,- - - ~. ,---s .te..
& l~ ao3 5r,., 49, s',,fs ~ ns.-.-
las, Siaa .,.-,.
.~. 49,. 80 70 ~. t-..l.-- si,..,
in on 5 cas- S..f street, for So aS s..sg sas
ment. properly rents toF 8 . noa.h.
~ -. b" -s-ss.- +, -. ~t f.-
9 month ana IS yeFy cheap az s's'' ee-
new room eottaee Sita I'm y sseS S.,.sl a.9
and north q = e. this esn not -
11t.sea.,e az e-. 49,
leI q, VIZ sci .- -, ~ = s.s -
- etsH .e. ...5 ,,...-,, -, - .-,-,..,,.s
only 9 block lrem ne streel care .l 80
- A.~ -e,.i ''' .
~ rs 5.'' F''~-
y 8 room one -stoFS 49, --' M 49,.
A.l' --- ,' .-' ~ ff -
teI ~ iliee ouil s' .. ~. A'
~. ~ -.-slt..s-r ge
it-NisL oi'D IN - .''-..-',... ~, 1.l.-
leN -
s'ts 9-.i-i- ~ - F., ,'..--
r.li.v- ~ ms ~ Sfsin 7-tf
-- ---.---...-,. --.-.---,.-- 49,,
fDk eALa.-aA AitN4ttt" o. fttN..s
Sheets building
a gooe ? roe.n .,,,.-., eqt,t -, ,- 'a 49,
North Washington. cheap
or sale. number one ? room ha1st ~
g. block a99tn htnPoll''. ears lt''i'' "s
a good 5 room house. 10 feet. ea.i lrest
Fannie ave. g. 40
= good room cot't6e' -NNitA "+.'f
close ih, fl-ff.
house. barn. ~ fooi 'front.', in E'p1 ip-@-
ton, AZ Ai'.s'a -. - -. eea.,.
go feet vacant sfoana On corner az s7''
Do feet east front choice loeation. Pars
Place, ST -if-
mcut walks. nice blue sr9sa issn. pleatF
Tor sale Monday and Aaea4aF onis.
Prise }-.'-t ,,, ..-.. ,ss ...... e., ,-..,-
uvauon, 2 barns. 2 steel tower wlns-
mills, house 81 & rooms. sll new. - niAts
A wei improved ~ etfe tAinif t-tt
room house. good barn. 2 good arlie.
acres rchara ehoiee if''' +.
Fer 81 So II sold before june i3. cne-
third 81 the crop goes.
80 NlIrL ~ - at+t..
l3ttE
FOR sALFs-A good, s-roQm 90
barn. modern conF euleneta sllA n'ass
~
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-02

FOR SALE-Cheap farm lands. We have
man who owns several good farms in
cultivation west OF Wichita that We cam
sell for $3.50 per acre Inquire Gt
once. Freeman * Freeman lg- East
Douglas. 1877
FOR SALE-I have only s lots ieft. on
South Topeka. all east fronts. Come
and get them. as they are worth twice
as much as 7 ask for them. - Kline.
the Jeweler. 402 p. Douglas. 5-u
FOR SALE-At bargain prices; s. T..
corner 18th and Leweuen ave. new &
rooms, barn. shade. 3 feet. $50 8.
w corner End and Hydraulic. new 3
Whitson & Bro 1ls y Market ST. I3-lts
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-02

FOR SALE-StM on the market. that
choice l25 feet east front. first block 5.
Hydraulic, 500, or half Tor $50.
80 feet, shade, , rooms, 81 n Mosley,
500. =. 1. SPENCER.
L-fr
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-02

FOR SALE-By owner. sl0 Wace avenus.
Commission palG to agenL Terms 70
suit. le-stx
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-02

FOR SALE-Two choice residence lots. 50
feet, corner Water and Elm, cement
walk ]. y. Williams, los Z. Second.
9-we-fr-su-3tX
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-02

FOR sALE-A good 7-rlcr1 ha1rr q
feet. close lr. cbesc n sold fh.s Teez
Gre ~ tae 1aFf ErgcerT slorEF iu fEf
kar rl-ff
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-02

FOR SALE-l0e feet, corner OF Park
Place and Fourteenth streets. $3.50
8 room house, east front, 100 feet Of
ground, water, on car line, barn, shade,
furnace, $500.
8 room house and an acre Of ground.
shade and orchard, s., ,GVe
WICHITA LOAN q TRUST Co.
13-2tx over los Z. Douglas Ave,
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-02

g6od 5 room house. 80 feet. easf front
euty shade. city water. cemeat walk.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-02

FOR sALE-BY McNicho q AVetzei.
Shcetz Building.
Al rooa room cottage barn. plenty
shalIe. fruit. cement walks iu 80 uiotfs
North VS. ..augfou. cheap
nr e11n a number ono 8 room house l1
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-02
sToRE ROOMS EoR REnr-
HOUSES FOR RENT.

FOR RENTS S Emporia; lovely 8
room cottage, shade, etc. L. L Spen-
Ger. 13-lt
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-02

Z - - 10 LcEE er Haasaa ars c.
fsfeus far1a Mt1rs fors.
Wf NEn Er
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-02

a. cheap home Consisting rt - ffft 90
rround. s rooms and barn or Fasrmouut
ouiy @ block from The streel cars, SUI
A new 3 room house. With eata. - feot
ON East Elm, price als-ei. rents Tor
Il I..u- D.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-02

FOR SALE
I have a few Sedgwick county farms
ana can match your pocketbook any
where from $3.50 TO $3.50.
/ have d few more Of those cheap homes
at low prices.
Vacant lots IN all parts Of the city.
A fine chance to buy 30 well furnished
rooms, good location for the business.
Come and see.
A good per cent 81 900 mortgage.
years. ". Z. TUCKER.
13-lt'
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-02

FOR sALE-sis s. Market. q feet. flso1
sl3 Cherry. 6 rooms % feet $50
15l acres land half iu cultivation, szs99
53 Wabash. Z rooms. Is r., SO.
HILLS q kl&hEAD. lfs ~. Market.
ld5-au-wesi-fri-tf
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-02

i Indians. 5 ROOMS sarn. Sxn1 feet
S. Penn. 2-story. room house. Sara.
III wabash. roons. barn. fruit. 10
fect. 81 .leA
S. Ch.o. s rooms. ss.ft.. barn. frsit g.e,o
81 acres. r Central. $50
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-02

4 room one-story square house, VIA
ld0 feet and barn. Ia miles east. rents
Ter s.. price only SO. can sell Tor 80
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-02

statesmen WANTED-To speciality
statesmen, capable - successfully hand
ling large propositions, we win pay
salary Of 500 per month. Best selling
line on the market; no experiment;
quick sales; large orders; extraordinary
Inducements TO all kinds Of trade. We
ble. Reference, Wv, D. - care Eagle
6-2-1tx
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-02

FOR SAT.E.-Iouse and log no. iAG &. To-
peka svenue. BY owner. Inquire at i..i
5. Toreka. 1eEtX
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-02

FOR SALE
50 acres improved commercial orchard,
60la trees 81 miles from Kansas SirFt
Aio, 20 depot 10 county seat. gooc 8
room house. barn 32xt- and other out
buildings. on public road. ntce Maple
grove. 5.001 Ben Davis trees. 600 ingram
jonathan and other varieties, 80 trees
are capable OF bearing 3 barrels 90 the
tree. All thrifty trees and loaded "a itl
fruit. good reason for selling. Price
81 600; would take some trade.
room house. % feet. east Of stock yard
] acre $. Emporia. 4 room house. she'd
stable, IL acre Ia grapes ana ether
fruit
- acres in cultivation. : room house ana
closets barn l4X-s fenced with S wires
and cross fenced, 8 acres in alfalfa
2 acres. room house and kitchen, stable
and some fruit. north.
room house 100 feet on waco. I'VE
blue grass shade. east front
room house. fruit. 81 feet, $. water.
room house. cellar une place, @sst
front SD feet. fine shade and blue grass,
tine leighborhOod.
room house, loo feet on Glen ave,
assorted fruit. l. G.. SHEET.
13-ltX Room q. Sheetz Bldg.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-04
CITY COUNCIL
PROCEEDINGS.
Chief Engineer Geo.Bough.
man Submits His Thir-
tie!h Annual
Report.

At the meeting Of tho City council lac
evening City Treasurer Hamann reported
tho balance in tho FRS National Bank %
Tho credit OF current EXPENSES to DO S G6SI
40. The following receipts for tho woel
were also reported by Mr. lIamann Re-
oeivod Of Tax collector. Ihos. Lewis, sl00'
Eugene Sayers. 5000; Water Department
OF surplus for the year 1917, SCI 5ii rs; p
W. Il Is. railroad, rent Of Pine street DO
tween Front and Second. siyG; Whining.
ton Steam boat company for rent ofFour h
st Oct wharf, s75; National Bank interest,
SS6. Ii City Auditor Pyle license mon ey
and interest, $50; Treasurer kDnt Of the
5. Z. G. A. receipts from the sale and TO
compton Of animals, Sll; Chief of Police
Massey, dog license sale of paw nLroker.
books sale Of unredeemed articles md
prisoners meat7 .lA2j, Chief Bnushman
of tho surveying department fees. '-U.45.
Ali invitation from tho Wuccacog was
accepted.
The election Of the city vaccine physi-
clans was hen axiom up. Dr. Emil llerlei
Of he southeastern ll-,rlct; Dr.. Thomas
Cook, OF tho northoastern; DR.. b Harris
OF The south western and DR.. G Ma'com
OF The north western di trlct wor0 ole cited,
Tho thirtieth annual report OF the Ch'cf
engineer, of the Surveying Department,
George boughmNn was then fe,rd The
!o'.n ,ac' Is nu eAtfacI; rec n n
10 Sl1of.No we're rrctNeu rom tiIe io' seS,
ny sources nm'iu'ne al'l gahee .. i,'"'s,>oo
s s,n ,,nos alno s'ioe' Rrnuns so.o
si.,'i nino piih 81. 90 '"'u'hs ""'i'' si'
"r T, o',.'c itea soo'oo, ,,,,
,, Wsn,y o.sh' uon''u aJon's "o'' ~, ~,
out by order of tho Board OF Directors of
the street and saver department. Forty
s"Nen ouLo' sel W pri,"s' ln',iii'es "na'
sNn'i,'n ., n'lu terv','pneo' sr"n.uu " VI
u ~, " wy s'tucI anu ooMo' D'p'it iiiohV
nui,hR VIZ yenr t'ere werS no $50 ",
inuue ~, "s yum llreu WIN ~ lor io'o' 'neio
Muie W.. ar"ns r,,i VI nrVpert9 'nn"e uu'
ins ' ,n yunr. he r"'u law ioi '"e yo"'
"1 wa, ~ E ~ ,"ones, - .,u,,,
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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-04
ssALi. ArriNe 10 ght.

All arrangelu, NJ to entertain thoir
gUsst4, 81 tn, lHO,rty Firs Company ot
II naing have been completed by tile
MacGAros tlyo t0mppnv, Of TIN city. Tho
visitors viii arrive in tai city this even
ing aud Will be met bv tho local COMPANY
ut thc alton. luu philharmouic band
has been eng yti and VIII head The PRO.
C"s,iJn, which VIII march to the Hytu!
lr:oyrUr nhers supper Will hn 'o'vod
Thea Wi.l le AhoH SIXTY IF the vii Or.
In tAe evening they will be cnteYa 20!
at tho Voc a. q eI..'ino house and h"wu
places OF iHtaG's'. Eve y'.iIus mas . n
done TO shOw tho hon!;ng tir, llIut.
ers a COOL ino wAlla in tho city, I4ay
viii slap over night at tha h0tcl Ll!Hvrtte
Momh rs OF the City tOuncl and 0 Aog
cty officials have received an invitation
U a LeLQ lha antnriNlment .oe lMN Vi .i.Ors.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-04
Social Held.

The Literary Society OF the Will
mington Business school held so
oial at the home Of Miss Mary Alex
nder, No. Gil Park Place. Mr..
Wn. O'Kecfe gave two Rotations
Mr.. Lewis Walsh. Miss Annie
Mcguire and DR.. Norris rendered
selections,
Then came a guessing contest.
Parts of twenty pieces of music
were played and each person gwen
a chance to guess the name OF each
piece as it was played. Miss Mary
Alexander won the first prize,
guessing nine out OF the possible
twenty.
Miss Annie Mcguire and Mr.. Mcr.
rift Fisher each guessed six and a
drawing match result ed in Miss Ma
guire receiving the second prize. MI
merous other games were played an d
at a scasonable hour freahment
were served.