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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-03-30
CAPTURED
THE THIEVES,

Newark, Maich 20 Two thieves fde'
scr,bing themselves AS Henry Hinton,
travelling agent Of Ferry STREET. hoDoRen,
aud John Sc on, b0ukkeeper. OF PhlladeI.
phi il. cniered this residence OF NlI'lam IL.
Wilhelm, cashier Of tho HaGck Brewing
Company, In Wa .hington street abouti
O'Clock this morning
Nobody was at home snnn thieves ran.
sacked the house. They secured diamond
brooch worth $500. five gold wntche- three
pairs of diamond ear-rings, several dia-
lnond pins, and a doznn jeweiea llp2er
rings, besides other articles of value.
The men were seen leaving the W III
helm house by James " ilhelm, brother Of
the cashier. The latter jumped into his
carriage and driving to the brewery, now
fled his brother. The thieves. meanwhiie,
had boarded Newark bound car. = no
gnlloping OF he horse dr'Ycd by the Will
holm brothers In pur'ntt, and cries o'
".top thirf!' warned the thieves ther were
discovered and hU,h jumped from the car
and ran through Ihild Street. Chlel OF
Police Rogers joined in tho chase and as
tho two men sped on they unburdenoa
themselves Of nil the stolen jewelry scat
tering the gems and watches in the gu tcrs
anb vacant lots ~ they ran.
Many citzon- joined IL tho chase ana
the exGtemen, became intense. Al lhlrd
and Cleveland Streets the thieves separat-
ed mud Hinton WAS quickly caught. , ton
ruu to Williams rect and sought to eS ape
bv hiding in the cellar of u house The
Willie IN bro hers located bin and went
after him, Seton pniiNd Il revolver ana
snapped the trigger three Zines he 70
volyer mis- cd fro Before he could make
tie fourth attempt several men c'oscd III
and captured him. r--
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-03-30
THE CAISSON
LAUNCHED.

Despits the fact that cold wind was
blowing this morning about 500 people at
tended the lnuncn OF the lnrge steel calp-
son being bull by tho Pusey and Jones
company.t!lt was exactly 81 o'clock
when the caisson which Is to be used a
gate at tho Brooklyn Navy yard, giidod
from tho ways.
Exactly at $. 20 the men bsgan the work
OF removing the blocks and i5 was not un-
iii s, 80 that the crowd was able to give
vent to prolonged shout which announo-
cd hat the caisson was moving, About
ons minute elapsed bstween tho timo the
boat began to move until sho rc,t,d upon
the waters
The launch under supervision OF Joseph
Brown superintendent OF the shlpynru
WAS ve:y successful one. Great caro- had
to be exercised In launching the caiSson,
because her peculiar shape made u ex-
cuedingly easy for her to topple over.
The caissun lowered iGto tho air u con-
siderable width at the top. tuporine grad.
ually to u Keel on which the entire struct-
ure rested.
" hen the ern struck the wa er 1t dis
appeared from Wow for an Instant ana
many thought that she would sink but
the weight OF the bow brought tho storm
into view.
1t is built OF stcal plates shaped over an
glo bars of steel, designed to withstand
Rreut pressure of the water. The inspect
or-supervislDg the construction was L!eu-
tenant Il b. Higgins. the cas'ion is 92
feet long over all, and has u moulded
breadth OF 20 feet. The depth from the
be tom of the keel to the underside Of the
upper deck at tho side is 81 feet Z inches.
The contract for the cais.on was placed
with the Pussy Il Jones company by
Snare & rrieat of New York. The dry
dock gate is to be delivered at tho wharvsa
of the builders ana will Ge towol to Brook
lyn.
While attending the launch Miss Geor-
gia Lalnbion residing Mt M. 33l East
Fourth street lost pocket book contain.
ing SIG % in money aud somo trlukets
which she values very highly.
II the person who found the pocket book
will be honest enough To return 1t to It's
owner they will receive Il suitable reward.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-03-30
Levy court.

In the Levy Court this morning.
John NJ. Conners OF Thompson Sta
ton. appeared aud asked that the
assessment against his l5l acres
of land be stricken off. The land
lies in PENNSYLVANIA and he was
assessed Tor it in that state. In
this state there are only eighteen
acres and this is all he is to be as.
sesscd ior.
The assessment on the land of J.
A. Wcidin in The southern district
of Brandvwine hundred, was re-
duced IRON s., ,975 to $1,000.
The assessment of a. ]. Hart.
No. III Market street, was reduced
from $4,000 to 10000.
BailiiI Lucius A. Jones TOOK his
place this morning.
Court recessed until ,. 30 o'c lock
this afternoon.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-03-30
AT FUNsTON'S HOME.
aIurh IeIoicinG In Ioin. Kun. over
th" Generals Feat.


Ioln. Kan, March -. All dHg the
Funston home has been the Mecca of
tho ncighhurS. and at night lhCr" was
n spontaneous movement of several
hundred lola people 10 run over and he
ucighbu!iy, The band was taken along,
and with cheers and mllSir lula'S joy
was expressed. Mr.. Funston respond
cd IN a call for = Spo""h. II" said;
"rh!a Is iii" proudr.l day III the lives
Of Mrs. Funston and myself. My own
lifu | do not consider to have been
without its successes, bat toward the
evening Of life no greater JOY Tome! TO
Il parent than honor for his child.
VIII say that Fred was always good
boy, mol exactly after til" pattern Of
my own uHki'.. in minor naljrrS but
there WAS never anything dishoHprablc
in uts character, aui think know it
thoroughly, II, he happened 10 be born
It uly family.
tir did not aim al u0tori"ty, but to
accomplish som"thing worthy III the
world, and ia" success which has
crowned lis efforts think should b" n
lesson to young mou This day is dou.
Lly iOyDu, to his mother and mo. Your
presence ard the appreciation Of our
boy III the present stat" and nation are
tuy to rs, and additional source of graf
'fcaior Is that the good news came Oh
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-03-30
New Pastors TO Preach,

The Rev, DR.. II. II. Adams the
newly-appointed pastor, will oltlcl-
ate for the first tune in Union NJ, e.
Church tomorrow. The Rev c. A.
Grjse who leaves l'uion, will preach
at Brandywlne Church, Rev. J.
W. Easlcy will preach for the first
time as pastor in Scott Church. Sew
eral other Wilmington churches
will have new preachers in their
nulpits tomorrow, All the newly
appointed pastors are expected To
be at their churches on Sunday a
week hence.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-03-30
A noardlng tiouse Beat.

A Young man named Howard
Woodall, who said he belonged in
Maryland, cane to the house of Wm.
G. Guthrie, No. olY Eandcycr ave
nue.. about week ago and engaged
board Last night he left clan des-
timely. taking his clothes and leav-
ing the vcstibule and front door
wide open. lie claimed 10 be silk
weaver and was formerly employed
at the mil, Fifteenth and Poplar
streets. Other boarding house
keepers Should be OF their guar d
against him.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-03-30
CARD NASkET

Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Gawthrop re.
turned last night from trip to Mex
leo, Cuba and some Of the Southern
states. They were gone about a
month and had an enjoyable trip.
William +, and IL. Ellis Concv are
attending military school at Blacks
burg, Va.
Miss Gretta Lummis of Salem, N.
j., is visiting relatives in this city,
with whom she will remain for some
t line.
Miss Mary George Of Gainesville,
who has been the guest Of Miss Nellie
Clayton for several days. has return
ed home.
Mrs. Elizabeth Hugh, Of No. l0l4
Adams street, is ina serious condition
from the effect Of fall some time
ago.
Mrs William H. Coney, of No 1903
Van Buren, street has returned from
visit Of several months to Roanoke,
Va, much improved in health.
Miss Bertha Thorp ana MISS Nela
Smith, of West Chester, have returned
from II visit 10 friends in this city.
John s. Mullu. .Ir., has been visiting
in West Chester,
Edward Phillips Of Chester, Pa, is
visiting in this city.
Senator S. John Abbott Of Milford, has
been visiting in Wilmington.
Clerk Of the Peace Downes OF Kent
county, was in Wilmington yesterday.
Misses Elizabeth F. and Marion A.
Bacon have been visitsns in Atlantic
City, N. J.
Mics Florence Mililin OF Wyoming, has
been visiting tho Misses Mitllin OF this
city.
Anne I. Hibbs is registered at the
pennhurst and Lucy X. Tatnall at the
Morton, Atlantic City.
Miss Florence Seward, trained nurse.
has returned from Washington and ia
now at No. 506 West Fourth street,
Rurdock Blood BittsrI gives man
clear head, an active brain, n strong. Wig
orous body--makos him fit for the battle o.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-03-30
PERSONAL
MENTION
ENTERTAINED FRIENDS.

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Grose gave
dance at their homo on the Aller
place near New Castle last evening.
After spending the evening in dane
ing and games, the guests were invlL-
cd to the dining room WHARF refresh
ments were served in plenty.
Among those present were: Miss
Anna McFadden, julius Hend Of
Washington, d. G., Misses Nellie Lee,
Lucy and Nellie Grant, Jennie aDo
Emma Powell, Sallie Taylor. and
Messrs. Roseby Willcutts, David Ev
ans, Christopher King, John Powell
John Rodenheiscr, Hiram Dem ano
Alfred Currinder of Wi mi igt IN:
Misses Martha Lolland, Sadie and Ag-
nes Davis, Dora Kirk and Margaret
lIulett, Messrs Oakley Stradley, Al
bert Shochart, Jig Barr. Wilbur Mer-
edith and Frank Hnlett Of New Ca.
tie; John Scarborough Of Philadelphia:
Mascall Johnson, Howard andAtwood
Johnson, Newark; Ida Murray, Lee
and Sam Murray. Elijah Vought, OF
Choatc. Dcl.. I'Iorrc Whiteman Of
Mermaid, Alice Chambers of Stanton
Robert and George Morrison, George
Vincent, Irwin Leach and wife,
Thomas Bullcn and wife, Miss
Georgie Bullen, Harry Smith, Francis
Smith. Elvln Leach, Mrs. David
Leach of Chrstiana; Alfred White Of
Choatc: Alfred Clough, Christiana;
Mr.. and Mrs. Giggers, lIare's Corner;
Sue Bianchiicd, sam Taylor, Emma
Grose of Stanton; Mr.. Whluefeld Of
State road, Ml. and Mrs. Hayes, Del
aware City, Mr.. and Mrs. Darrow
Chose. Florric Grose. John Boyd, John
Frst. Ben Mitchell, Alphcus Whit
man. Miss Fannie Caddon, Bear Sta.
ton; Joe Workman. Joe Zerk James
Hilyard, George LindalI, Walter Cur
render, Mrs. Currcnder, Miss Carrie
Currendcr, Pauline Mack, vii! Mack,
George Grosc, John Lyman, John
Miller, Ed Bartlett. Sam Moore all of
Newport, and Albert Saycrs of Mar
shallt0I.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-03-30
Dh Its.

HINDEREP.- On Friday March 70. l!0l. Lou
etts, beloved daughter Of Ernest W. and
Mary G. Hnderer, nee Jones. aged year,
II months and 10 days
Funeral on Monday afternoon. April !, 1901,
at 2 o'clock. f. ON the residence OF her grand
Parents. ais South jackson street. lnterment
private at Lombar,ly cemetery
Oh ouetta, thy sweet voice ~ hu,heu'
Thy warm little heart ls -tiii;
And on shy pale and peaceful tnre,
Isrestn. deaths cold chill
THY hands are ciahpsi upnn thy blca't,
W-havc Kissed thy peacctu brow,
And in our aching hearts We know
We have no Loueltanow.
farewell. dear Louetta,
sweet bs thy rest.
Young in years and done With pain,
Farewell till IN some happy place"
We shal! GeEold thy sweet face again.
Gone bu not forgotten
LOWE-ln thl, c4.y on March 80, 1911 Mary
! Lowe.
Due notice OF funeral viii be given.
RIGGS, On March ~, l9Jl Ellen widow Of
Andrew Eiggs, Ia her 10Th yBir.
Relatives aud friends are invited TO attend
the funeral from the residence OF hor sor-i9'
law, John s. Benson. n Ivy Road, Rockford.
on sunday afternoon nt &c ock services
ut Mt Ealem n II. Chursh at y o'clock In
er ment at Mi. SaIcIh Cemetery
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-03-30
Powder Work 5 EXplosOn.

JohnstOwn, Pa. March ~ A terrible
shock shortly after noon To-day announc.
Cd the blowing up OF the mixer house OF
the Cambria Powder Company. 1Eo chas'
or hou o aud the charcoal pulvorizsr wers
smashed to atoms only an in ,tant later.
Mixer kel and Engineer Funk had Just
loft the building when the explosio oc-
CURED, anl all of the employees had gone
to dinner but short ti,n0 before, Niue
tesn!other buildings Of tho same company
In which there were explosives escsred
serious damage. The loss is placed al sle,
600,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-03-30

Victims to stomach. liver and kidney
troubles as woli as women, ind oil feel tho
results IN loss of appetite poisons in he
blood burkacho. nervousness. headache
and tired lisrless, rundown feeling. But
there's no need TO feel like that. Listen 10
J. W. Gardiner. Idavil!e. Ind. He says;
"Electrict Bltrers are just ihe thing Tor
man when ho Is all run down and don't
care whether he lives or dies 1t did more
to give me now strength than anythihg
could take. can now cat anything and
have new lease on life" Only 80 cents.
at n. b. Danforth's drug etore. Every
bu, tic guaranteed.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-03-30

The ~ months old child of Mr.. and
Mrs. ". l., Todd, No. 1927 Madison
Street died suddenly this morning.
Chief Massey learned this morning
that the Philadelphia Police have
found the owner Of the team that fell
over the bank yesterday morning,
Judge ,Chrrchman will appont1the
clerk Of tho city court on Monday.
Mrs. Ilanna OF Silycrbr0ok, aged 81
year, died Yesterday.
Frederick G. llindercr Of 80. G32
South Council Street is 4 candidate
for City Council.
Misses Annie RGS sell and Bessie
Ford gave an enjoyable party at her
residence, ThirtiGlh and Spruce streets
the other evening about seventy per-
SONS were present and every one cn-
loved themselves.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-03-30
FOR FUNST0N'S ADVANCE.
Resolution Adopted by lower House
of Penn.y IyRnia Legislature.

Harrisburg. March 29.-Tle follow
ing resolution has been adopted by lhe
lower branch ef the Pennsylvania leg
iSlature:
Whereas u IA ttc custom Os the American pco.
pie to recognize bravery and merll al all times
and under all ,I' uinsIanctS and,
Whereas, General Frederick Funston Of the Unit
cd States army attcr man, perilS and hardSiips
in the Philippine Islands, has succeeded in cap
turing Aguinaldo, the leader Of the insnfrccti1n,
and thus proving nj. magnificent bravery; there
fore be il
Resolved Cii the scrate cCacnrl, That the leeiS'
lature Of Pennsylvania respectfully request the
president of the ''uilHd states TO reward General
Funston in = manner that will fully recognize his
great and mcritolious services.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-03-30
Bow Chased For Stealing.

A small colored boy in passing
Bloomar's store. No. all King
street about 7 o'clock last evening
picked up two pairs of shoes. He
was seen by some men who ran af-
ter hlm, CRYING stop Thief. v OH.
Ger Payne heard the poise and
Joined in the chase.
At Fourth and Market street, the
boy threw two snoes away. The
Young thief then lodged in and
out among the crowd and managed
to escape.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-03-30
Denies II lS Emilio.

Paris March 2D.-An interview with
Ergidor .Iuhaio. who claims to b" the
Filipino agcnt' in Europe, is published
here. He says he has received the fol-
lowing cablegram from New YORK:
"ArcDlNiug TO precise Information, the
man capturcd is not President Emilio
AguinaIdo. but BallomCro Agninaldo,
chief of the general stait and Emilos
cousin"
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-03-30
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Alleged Thief Captured.

Henry Jones, colored. is behind
The bars at the City Hall on the
charge Of larceny. He was arrest
ed this morning by Oficera Ward
and Davidson Of the first district
He had six pairs of mendcd shoes in
his possession. The shoe shop OF
John Rcn!z OF Ridley Park was
broken into and twelve pairs OF
mended shoes and about slO0
worth OF property taken.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-03-30
Chinaman's 3 Door Broken.

A Chinaman, carrying puper bag filled
with glass entered tho police station
last evening and complained that some
boy. had brnken tho uoOr Of his house, No
30 Madison street The glass the China.
man carried came from the broken door.
and he brought it to show the police that
he was telling the truth, The police
could not find the cu!prit:.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-03-30
With the Builders.

Building Inspector Cassidy re-
ports that during March there were
4 permits granted for work valued
at $50, 100 During March Of last
year the value OF the properties
was $40, $50,
John +. lie ealey has been granted
permit to erect two story dwell
ing on Eighth avenue, at cost Of
$500, and to erect frame kitchen
10 the house, northeast corner Of
Twelfth and French streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-03-30
ALarPe Crowd.

Miss Edna Houck. for some unknown
reasons, failed to appear at West Presby-
tsrian Church Inst evening. and Miss
Gomez took her place. She began with
Miss Houck's audience bnt IT. was LOS
long before the audience was her owu.
MIR. L. b. Wilson Rave two organ reoitAlAs
There was about 1900 persons present.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-03-30
At North End Llub

The winners Of the North End
Club contest we're: Suit of clothes,
J. Il. Mcdonnell, No. COS Market
street; pair of shoes, Neil Mcguire,
No go Madison street: hat. M.
Murphy, No 2l9 West Thir d street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-03-30
Services .. the oper. HOUSE.

The Sarah White Home will hold
services in the Grand Opera House.
Sunday afternoon, at ) o'clock.
The Revs. c. A. Tindley. NJ. {.
Brooks. J. r. Brown. c. l.. Jcffcr.
son, J. w. w. Cox and others will
speak on "The Christianity OF the
Twentieth Century, There will
be singing BY the Juvenile choir OF
Gilbert Presbyterian Church. The
public is cordially invited 10 attend.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-03-30
Services at Fist A. p. Church.

Rev. G. l.. Wolfe, pastor of First
M. p. Church, will preach tomorrow
morning on' People of small means
and in the evening on "Petriticd
souls" Rev. W. j. Shipway will
preach aud S ing at 3 O'clock
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-03-30
Suffering with Pneumonia.

Isaac Bowling was removed from
his residence No S2S Tatnall street
to the Delaware Hospital in the
Phoenix Ambulance this morning.
He is suffering with pneumonia.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-03-30
" IIySII-=-t FORD,

Invitations have been issued for
the wedding of John z. Welsh, chief
of the fire department, to Miss Katie
A. Ford. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. j.
A. Ford The wedding is to take
place in st. Mary's Il. c. Chnrch on
the afternoon Of April 10. Following
the wedding reception will be held
at the home OF the brides parents,
No. 81 Claymont Street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-03-30
Inv Death Rate.

During the last week only 10 deaths
were recorded at tho Board of Health Of
flee For the corresponding week last
year thers wore 80 deaths Only births
and 10 marriages were reported again't Is
AMI IA last yoar
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-03-30
0O,N0 DOWN HILL.

People suffering from kidney dissa sos
feel u gradual but steady loss 90 vitality.
They should loso no time In trying Fol-
ey's Kidney Ours. 1t i guaranteed.
Sold at Dnnfortn's, I2O Market stroet
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-03-30
= IullAY Annninleu.

Contractor telrick f'ahey was appoin ed
commissioner Of the - rect and Sewer
Department to succeed Mr.. SimH nns, this
morning bv Mayor Fahoy. A nnmbor of
chTnge, will bu made in the department.
force,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-03-30
DUTTON HELD
FOR COURT

T-IuCss buNtOu' Soioi"u' 10 - -
peculiar position with severe cor
pora! punishment and long term
of Imprisonment staring him in the
face. He was charged in the Mu-
nicipal Court this morning with
placing poison IN the lood OF the
several people at No. 4 Mechanic
street. last Tuesday night.
Rachel Ellegood testified that she
resided on MechauIc street. On
Tuesday night all hands partook
of some white soup beans for sup
per. On Wednesday morning she
warmed the beans. William Gibbs,
William Dennis and herself were
made sick by eating them.
Joseph Hopkins was at the Ellie
good house but did not eat any OF
the beans but had some OF the pork
ior breakfast aud Immediately at.
terward was taken sick. He start
ed to work but was obliged 10 stop
at friends house.
William Dennis also ate OF the
beans aud was sent to the Della
ware Hospita He came home and
warmed some beans Tor dinner. He
oulv ate three spoonsfuls when he
was taken sick. lie started out OF
the house and was seized With aw-
full pains followed by vomiting. A
few Sundays ago Dutton threatened
him. On Tuesday event there
were words between Mrs. r..le@ood
and Dutton, and he heard the lat
ter say ''your are not going to live
long time. " He is still suffering
from the effects OF poison.
William Ellegood was taken sick
by drinking some coffee Tor his din.
ner. He worked on Wednesday but
was in misery.
Amos Eilegood ate some stewec
apples and bread and butter aud
coffee fsr breakfast. He was taken
very sick.
Mrs. Ellcgood was recalled and
testified that a sample OF the pork
and beans was secured by Officer
Gilling. Dutton came into the
house about 9 0 clock OH Tue sday
night.
Officer George Gil'ing testified
that he took the sample OF the pork
and beans.
Chief MASSEY received the sample
and he had it sent to DR.. Frank
Smith.
Captain Kane took The supposed
,f;gnrpI Il lac, 10 4 ham
ist Smith
DR.. Frank Roop Smith made the
examination and found they con-
tanned arsenic acid IN considerable
quantities. Such would give per-
sons violent pains and vomiting.
Harry b. Stradley testified that
he Is drug clerk for Dr.. NJ. Ostro,
Sixth and Pine streets. Dutton on
last Tuesday night purchased a
package OF rough on rats at tie
store. He said he had rats in the
house aud wanted 10 get rid OF
them
Dr. Smith was recalled and said
rough on rats contains arsenic and
would effect persons in The manner
| described.
DR.. Joseph w. Bastian testified
that he attended Dennis and Gibbs.
| Gibbs is still at the Delaware Hos
| rltal suffering from poisoning. He
is improved bat is very weak. Fol-
, lowing poison, gastrtIs is the re-
suit
Chief Massey was recalled and
testified that he had a conversation
with Dutton and the latter stated
he had been at the house on Tues.
day night and positively did not 90
out tha! night. He said he was the
last man 10 20 TO bed that night.
He denied that he ever bought the
poison. Bail was fixed at $1,000
ior his appearance at court. The
penalty upon conviction is fine
from $500 10 $4,000, hour in the
pillory, 90 lashes and au imprison
ment not exceeding four years.
|
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-03-30

Robert Adair, well-known young at
toruey, has announced his iutentionsto he
come n candidate for city solicitor. Mr..
Auniri, Repnbeican and has been an
nctiye Worker,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-03-30
MARRIAGES.

WALLS TAT the Wcaley NJ. r. Par.
s1nuye, March 2S, 1901 by Eev. W. f. Daw-
son. Frederick c. Walls and Cynthin West
both VI this city
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-03-30
IuCker,S Big Show

fuckers big show starts out
April 3, when they expect to make
a big hit.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-03-30

NoTlCEI. WILLIAM X. W ATSON. THE
IN tenant and occupant or the house ii T.
uatel At Mt. lOb East Third street
in the Second ward, in tho city Of VIII
minyton, county OF New Castle and State
of Delaware. in compiunc" with the require.
mcnts Of tho acts Of the General Assembly in
such case made nnd provided, do hereby give
notice that shall apply in writing to the
Court of General Session. OF the state of Del.
aware, in and for New Castle county, on
MONDAY the 18Th of bay. a d., 1901
being the neXttorm of court for a license for
said house as un inn or tavern for the sale
therein OF intoxicating liquors in less quaint
ties than one quart to be drunk on the prem
ses, and the following respectable cltznns o.
said ward. Cat least twelve Of whom ara
substantial free holders of said ward recon
mend the said application, viz:
Frank Hyatt James Il Montg mery
Uric j Clark ,. John D vThompson
James G Bennett Nicholas K Hammer
Henry Blouth Cornelius Mundy
John r Mcdowell John A Hanrahan
Robert Porter w II Berger
Philip Hildebrand. Sr WIN Stuart
W II Bailey james White
Robt Kenyon Max Poiolsky
John Farnan Harry 7 schnept
Robert = Gamble Dennis VI Carr
Thomas w Movay Lewis G Moody
Fred HsnrahAn Andrew Grotz
Philip Hildebrsnd, Jr
m274tl.w WILLIAM f WATSON.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-03-30
The Gather,

Tomorrow promises to bo fair and
rather warmer. Somewhat similar con-
ditions W II probably prevail on Monday.
Tbs thermUmcter at w. Z. Taylor's
drug store 50! King stroot to-day regis'
tered as follows
O'clock lOo'clook 1o'Clock
- 40 40