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New-York tribune., 1901-09-05
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo; Sept Flour nrm; good demand Wheat
Spring little doing: No l Northern. old 16cs DO
II 7sc: winter No red. T4l2c; No white 75lsc. Corn
hrrner: No yellow. 6o4c No 3 do 59%sc; No corn,
59tc: No do. sec Oats quiet and only steady No ?
white. 3sc: No do 81 he; No mixed. S6se No do.
SEC. Barley-westsrl. offered 57962c Rye dull No
>. SEC Canal freights steady.
Chicago. Sept 4-The Leading futures ranged fol
New-York tribune., 1901-09-05
RAILROADS..
PENNSYLVANIA
II RAILROAD.

y RAIIRoAD
DEsBROssEs AND CORTLANDT STREETS
f%The leaving time from Desbrosses and
th"t given below for Twenty-third street
station except where otherwise noted
20 A. VI Fast M4,l-L1mred 70 two Buffet P.Elor
O to Chicago No coaches TO Pittsburs. -,
SsS 4 NJ @ IzPD rPs Sevs'd f1ina
o S F ssDns @ DHiRs s%0Sas 6s and 0s
!nsisaaPSis p 1oqsvills 81 SI Louis o,-,s
For Toledo. louisville (via Cincinnatr. Indianapolis
5-55 p, VI. ST Louis ESPREss.-For PtttsSurs. In
ss ssnfP' P Vs. +S9sy %ETkS s. kG@ PniRS Chicago For
Ioledo. except saturday Dining Car ,,,,,.,-v an,
Chicago. Knoxvils daily: Via shsnandosh Valley
9u'f Connects for SsysAAa Az SSeepT GpS1SNATI Ex
PREss.-FOr Prtsburg. Cleveland. Nashville (yia Gin
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH
T55 s2 s55. 1910 Oesbrosses and cortsndf ssress -
CDes5rosses and cortisnat t Streets 2201 Cen
erssslonal an Farlor ana ~ C 70 10 ntght
SUNDAY. SIS SIS. io55 Dining cs) m & y SS g.
4.25 Dining Carr ass Dining Carr s2s p H L. 10
SOUTHERN RAHwAY.-Express BIS. AIS ?. M i2-io
ATLANTIC. COAST LINE--E1press. SIS a m and as
sEABoARD AIR LINE RAII.wAYFlOEtda and sssso y. =
ropoitan Limited l255 daily Express. 12lO
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILwAY.-FOr Memphis
cEs1PEARE a IsE fIs1lS ASD S ofo RAILWAT-ssS and
ass ?. m. daily. -
FOR dip POINT COMFORT and NORFoLK.-T50 a m
weekdays and SIS p m daily.
sundays a m through vssfibaIsd trains Buffet
ParOr Cars and Standard Coaches on weeS-cays Frio
smoking Cars. Paror Cars. Dining Cars ana StaaArd
Coaches Sundays.
CAPE MAY.-1255 ?. m. weekdays
For points New York and Long BTaneh Railroad I9H
West Twenty-third Street Station), $50 a m. A-1u.
I1o SATURDAYS only; 225 255. 32S. 40 SSS; and
655 D. Sundays. T55, 9.25 a m, 40 P m Uronn
Desbrosses and cortandt Streets sso 200 a m.
u 90 1-2O saturdays only. 23O $40. $40 40 o4O
and 100 .. m Sundays. SIS. 9-4S a m. S1S p m
FOR PHILADELPHIA
s. 10 (Desbrosses Cortlandt Streets. 62O, I ItS
55 Penna- Lrnited), 1910 CDesorcsses
Coraudt Streets 10 2O) Dining Carl 1Oho tIntnS
Carr 115S q. 1855. 2lO CDesbrosses and CoruandG
Streets. I'D. 255, 325 35S. AS A& DINING Csrl-
IS Dining Carr. 555 Dining Carl. ISo. SO sos
25 2 II 10 night Sundays. go. T55 tno coaenesl
%. $50. * 955 0tmiJsd) 955. 1059 Dining carr
a 1855. 1 s. Dining Carr. 325. 3-55 425 lDnins
Carr ass Dining Carr. $50 Dining Carr. I5o. szos
SIS. a25 p N. Il. 10 night.
Ticket 1885 1854 III and 25I Broadway
1s2 Fifth (beow 23d ST.. Astor House; Wesc
Twenty-third Street Station and stations foot OF Des
brossss and Cortlandt Street $50 Fulton
Street 9s Broadway and Pennsylvania Annex station
Brookyn: station Jersey CITY The NewYork Transfer
Company will call and check baggage from hotels
and residences through destination Telephone 81
Eighteenth Street for Pennsylvania Railroad Cab SER
J.. R. HUTCHINSON J. r WOOD.
General Manager General Passr Agent
New-York tribune., 1901-09-05
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

WEST SHORE RAILROAD.
Trains leave Franklin St. Station. New York. rus-
lows and Is min. later foot 42d ST., N r
.T:iO A M-For points TO Albany & Mort'L
9:4O A. ND Rip Van Wtnkle Flyer Z Catskls.
+1O.3O A M-S and Buffalo Express
+fI.9O A NJ Iak Nohonk NIrneWaska
t12. M Catsku Mountain Express.
200 p M--Chicago Express
p M-Cont. for Detroit. Chi & Lou
o M Ulster Express to Catskiu Mts
+S.s5 p No For Hudson River Points & Albany
ss.f5 p M-For Roch-, Buffalo. Cleve'd & Chicago.
tT:43 P. M-For Roch. Buffalo. Detroit & ST. Louis
s0.f5 ?. Il Syra-, Roch. Mag. Falls. De &
soaiIy fDaily sunday Leaves Brooklyn
mex No T1OI5 A. NJ at 1lO:4S A NJ: az 1910 p.
NJ Al 1906 p. NJ. Jersey City. p. r P. Sta.
No a. +a4S A NJ: = at III 20 A NJ 5 at 1920 p NJ
a. fS.35 NJ Time tables principal
szare checked hotel residence WestcOtt's
p PIODSETT. c. p. LAMBERT.
Cent Superfntendent. GenI Pass'r Agent.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-05

Rio-Coftee market auiet. 20 Rio. 1870: Exchange
l0d receipts 10000 bags cleared for the United States
60 bags cleared for Europe 700 bags stock 434 600
bags
The statistical position Of Brazilian coffee is as fol
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Cash quotations were as follows: Flour unehsnged No
spring wheat 66@t t6GSc. No red 69a<G70&4c; No 2
oats 34q34Ae; No white. 36l. G36lsc No white s5ls
4S6sc No 54G5iizc; fair choice mailing barley
55Q6lc No haxsesd 81 30: No Northwestern 81 Al :
prime timothy seed s5 IS; clover grade 50
mess pork. per bbI s14 45GS14 so; lard per 100 ~.
10; short ribs sides 1oose) s. 20Gss 45; dry
tboxed), s. 9OdS9: whiskey high wines. 81
On the Produce Exchange to-day market
steady; creameries. 14d18Izc dairies I3617c.
steady 9+610%4c. Eggs firm; fresh 14lac
Minneapolis. Aug 4.-wheat-Cash, Csc; September
6IAc; December, 6S1s66S1sc. On hard. roc
No Northern. csc: No Northern. S5lAc Flour-Flrs
patents So s5gS3 95. second patents So 65GS3 Is: first
clears 81 sO7S2 s5 secona clears 81 20 Bran-In bulk
S14GS14 so.
Philadelphia. Sept. 4-Wheat hrm i4c higher contract
grade. September. TS]zqT4c Corn steady. No mixed
September 59G591sC Oats weak and lower; No white
clipped 4G42c. Butter steady and fair demand fancy
Western creamery 20lsc do nearby prints ne. Eggs
firm and good demand; nearby and Western 1sc
do Southwestern Southern. 16c. Receipts-FIour
2O0O bbls and lST5OO n In sacks; wheat $1,000 bush
corn $4,000 BUSH oats. 1000 bush SUPERINTENDENT
5000 bush; corn, 1. 800 bush; oats. 5000 bush.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-05
STOCK ON HAND

savannah Sept 4.-Sprfts turpentine. SAC; receipts
bbls: sales i.745i exports 356 Rosin firm and
unchanged receipts. 35s2 bbls sales. 22so; exports
2546
Charleston. Sept 4-Turpentine market nrm at 32l4c
Fsosin firm unchanged.
wilmington Sept Spirits turpentine hrm: ss&e;
receipts 81 bbls RosIn firm. 95c9S1 receipts 269 bhs
Crude trpentine siGs1 So bbls Tar
steady unchanged: receipts. "a bbls.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-05

Foreign coffee markets: SsntosCofiee market steady
santos $500 receipts 81 00o bags stock
lO2s000 bags. Hambu-s-Ccffee market opened IN
changed: 2:So n 4 pfg higher. sales 5000
hacs Havre-Conse marker opened quet and unchanssd
L unchanged; September declined = franc:
other months unchanged 80 unchanged. total
New-York tribune., 1901-09-05
NAVAL STORES.

The market for spirits a steadier to-day
moderately active. Rosin was steady and
pitch We
TAR-Regulars. 81 25: do oil bbls 81 Is
SPIRITS TURPENT1NE-36 qf37c
ROSIE-Common 10 good strained 81 40: y, 81 80; z.
So: F. 81 65: C. 81 20; H. 81 rs: l. X 50 Is;
NJ. So 65; y. So 30; W G. 81 co. W W. SO 80.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-05

ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
r-43o t7sO. ts.oo 300 1000. oil 80 A. NJ t1.Oo
80, 90. ft9 . p NJ. ~ Is mdt.
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
r.43O $500. 1000 -I1.3O A. M +1OO $50 .s 40
IS 90 200 p. NJ, "l2.15 mdt-
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
Rector St
Through to Point Pleasant 900. 1000 IL 90 A NJ 100
90 6. as 40. $50 P NJ. Through Ocean Grove 90
p NJ Sundays. through to Point Pleasant. 1000 A. NJ
]. co. 400. 500 p. NJ
Ofices: Liberty ST. Ferry. South Ferry 1fs 2s1 4s4
1900. 1854 Bway. 1s2 Sth Av. IS7 9th Av So
West I53 2IS I25th St pas COIun1-
bus Az New York: Court ST. s44, 500 Fulton 81
brooklyn Broadway. WILLIAMSBURG New York Trans
calls for and checks baggage 10 destination.
'From Liberty ST only "Daiy. 4Daily. except Sun
day. sSundays only
New-York tribune., 1901-09-05
NEW YORK TO BOSTON
SPRINGFIELD LINE,

Via Springfield and
BOSTON & ALBANY RAILROAD
New York Central & Hudson River r. r.. Lessee)
Grand Central Station Fourth Avenue and
42d Street York. follows
Leave Arrive Arrive
New York. Springfield Boston
1900 a N. T. - $50 D
ais D. m SO p M
% = D m. 1000 D. m
'1l.00 p m S-1 a. n 6lo a m
Tfcke Al NevvT Central ticket cf1ceS. 4lo and
1918 Broadway and Grand Central Station
New-York tribune., 1901-09-05

Tickets and Pullman accommodations at l8
4 Boaswsy iss sth 2 gnion sqre West 2s5 Columbus
ST. Brooklyn y, X TEAss Co. VII call FOR aud hasyaSa
New-York tribune., 1901-09-05

Receipts points thousands.
last three cipAers co omitted hour bbls grain bush as
New-York tribune., 1901-09-05
THE MARKETS.
.o-.r. DOMESTIC RECEIPTS TO-DAY.

New-York. September 4. 1901
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-10-23
WELLS
APPOINTMENT

The appointment Of Moses We'll
a. magistrate by Gov. Hum. sur-
prised the followers of Frye and
they are making all kinds Of fun
and comments on his selection for
the Office.
One prominent Republican said:
If the Governor intended it for a
burlesque show it would be all
right. 1t 10 pity that he could not
find better material to select from. "
Max Ephraim says: "The ap.
pointment pleases the Hebrews OF
this city. They backed Moses We'll
to- man. He is all right and in
in my judgment will make a good
magistrate.
Many lawyers when asked for
their opinion on the appointment
refused to he quoted, but one said
that the "Professor" would soon
drive the thea aires out of existence,
as his court would be a continuous
vaudeville.
Mr.. We'll has many friends who
are glad to hear that he was able
to pull the plum, as he has been
looking for a step ladder for some
in order to get high enough to reach
the Governor. Mr.. Weyl has our
best wishes.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-10-23
ALLEGED FRICTION IN
THE POLICE FORCE.
A Desperate Attempt Now Being Made to Hound
Captain Black Off the Force. Anonymous
Letters Sent to Ills Wife and the
Police Commission.

that be heaad the story from Cap.
tain Black and this the matter was
not discussed at the meeting Of the
Commission last night. So far az
he was aware Of the allegations he
knew nothing aud was unaware of
who could be the parties who were
trying the Matchmaking scheme.
When Captain Black was seen he
stated that the letters had been re.
ceived but further than that he de.
clined 10 talk.
President Clarksou OF the Police
Commission. at first declined to
talk but finally admitted that tho
Commission had the anony nous
communication aud that they will
be considered. He declined to ex.
press any opinion 10 the matter.
Among the officers on the Street
the whole affair was discussed at
length. They have been watching
for the breach for some time. The
men do not believe the allegations
made against the captain by the sour.
rilOus writer Of the anonymous COM
munications. Black has a police rec.
ord to be proud Of his private life has
been one Of which others might well
be jealous.
Those who know him have entire
confidence in him as q citizen and an
officer. His home life, according to
the men on the force has been j hap.
ply one and Mrs. Black, In unison with
others, believe this anonymous letter
writing is the effort Of some Of the
gamblers in the city to get an objec.
tionab!c feature of the police depart
ment removed SO that they can renew
their business.
The case is likely to cause show
of hands and the Police Commission
may cause an investigation to get at
the whole case in its reality.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-10-23
AN HOUR IN OLE VIRGINNY,

Miss Mary Lawson Leechof New
York. who with her sister has de.
lighted Wilmington audiences a
number of times with her realistic
rendition Of plantation songs and
southern melodies, has associated
with her the Misses Turner OF Ala.
bama, reforming the souther trio.
These young ladies will, assisted
by Miss Mcllenry and Messers.
Cresson and Meyers Of the Viii.
mington School Of Elocution and
Music. present at the New Century
Club, Tuesday evening October %,
their rendition of "Aa Hour in Ole
Nirginny" for the benefit Of the
Young Women's Christian Associ.
alton.
1t is unnecessary to present to
Wiimlngtonians, references to Mas
Leech's successes throughout this
country as we'll as abroad where
she has appeared before nearly all
the crowned heads. captivating
them with her charming PERSONAL
ity and Interpretation OF those old
yet always new folk songs Of the
sunny south; Tor her reputation is
established here and the mere an.
nouncement OF her name insures
au audience.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-10-23

MENTION
PRETTY W EDDING.

A very pretty wedding took place
last evening at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Nathan Levy at Eighth and
Van Buren, streets. when their daugh.
ter. Miss Amelia N. Levy became the
bride Of Philip Scllaul Of Butler, Pa.
The ceremony was witnessed by only
the immediate relatives Of tho bride
and groom, and was performed by the
Rev. DR.. Krauskopf Of Philadelphia.
The bridal couple stood under a can.
opy made OF a han dsone silk Ameri.
can flag.
Banked on all sides were pretty
palms, ferns, and many blooming
flowers. The ceremony was accord.
ing to the Jewish church, which is al
ways pretty and impressive.
The bride and groom were unat.
tended except for the BRIDES father,
who gave her away.
Miss Levy Cwore a gown of Paris
muslin over white silk, the bodice be.
ing handsomely tucked. The gown
was trimmed with Duchess lace and
was made en- train. A long veil was
fastened to the hair with a coronet of
orange blossoms, and was caught up
at one side with diamond sunburst,
the gift Of the groom.
The bride carried an ivory bound
Bible and bunch Of lilies OF the val.
Ter. After the ceremony a wedding
simmer wac Snrued Amnnr tho frInSiy
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-10-23
The friction In the police force and

The friction In the police force and
the trouble among some of the gam
blers OF Wilmington, Is about ripe
and In the course Of few days Will
come to a head. An attempt has
been made during the past week 10
blackn all Captain George Black aud
the letters are now in the possession
of the Police Commission.
The friction has been noticed Fcr
the past three months and there mas
been trouble among some OF the corps
of the gamblers. Since Black jump
ed into the traces some months ago,
and declared war on the gamblers,
there has been an effort made to
fierce him to the wall. The latest
piece of work being an anonymous
letter to Mrs. Black, alleging un-
faithfulness on the part OF her hus-
band. THIS letter was taken by
Captain Black to President Clarkson
Of the Police Commission and will be
turned over to the post office authors
tres. This letter was received on
last Saturday aud it is unde rstooa
that Black called at tho house OF the
woman whose name was mentioned
in the letter and that she 10 the
presence Of her husband denied that
She had been out driving with Black.
Her husband stated to Black what ne
st ted when he was interviewed ny
one Of the gang that there was no
truth in the allegations.
lie il able to supply teams Tor
his wife and has done 80. Not c'n-
tent with writing.thIs letter with
the advice that the Captain mad
better resign last night as trouble
was brewing. a sjmllar letter was
received bv the Commission.
Chief Massey when seen ABOUT
the report gong the round sa'u
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-10-23
MASQUERADE PARTY.

A masquerade party was given at
the home Of A. 5. Mote on Tuesday
evening last at the Milford y Roads.
Some very fine suits were dis played
also some very comical ones, includ-
ing the circus clown down to the old
Southern cotton picker. Our enter
prising young carpenter carried away
the prize TOR being the best dressed.
Among those present were: in .
Bonsall, A. S. Walton, a. johnson /
M Johnson, S, Lynch, Jas. IIark-
ness, W. Whitcman, VIM. Chambers,
Benz. Whiteman, Chester Hendrick-
son, Mr.. l.. Cooper, Ira Mote, the
Misses Whiteman, Misses Lloyd, A.
Cathcart, Estelle Lane, LuelIa White
man, Jane johnson, Anna Hendrick-
son, Mary Walton, Mrs Dneling and
many others.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-10-23
EIGHT BELLS.

The novelty OF a steamship turn
ing completely over in mld.occan
and the passengers still remaining
rigt side up is certainly very
iaugha Die conce!t.
The Byrne Brothers who appear
at the Opera House on Tuesday
night IN Eight Bells are doubt
less aware ct this feature as tan
maker when they embodied 1t in
their curious spectacular prodac-
ton OF that name.
The Byrnes have also retained
all the best features OF the old skt
which was funny. These includc
the ship scene, the boarding school
action, and the comlcal horse and
the stage coach horse play.
As every body knows, the broth
ers are great actotats and as sup
pie as cells, There is a good yari-
ETY. of scngs and dances in the new
version, with pretty music and
prettier girls, There is the ghost
OF love story running through the
maze Of tumbIn9 sequences, also
which is very IaughabIe Tie sup
porting company is generally
agile and talented,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-10-23
MACDE ADAMS.

TIE Grand Opera House will
have one OF the most noteworthy
aud interesting attractions OF the
season next Monday when Charles
Frohman presents Maude Adams
in a comedy by J. NJ. Barrie, author
OF 1.-THE Little Minister entitled
EQUALITY Street. The play had
its first production last week, and
from all accounts, has achieved an
unquestioned success, attording
Miss Adams one OF those sweet
womanly roles 10 the portrayal OF
which she has so strongly endeared
herself 10 American thcatre-goers.
The play has all the delicate
blending OF humor and pathos aud
sweetness OF atmosphere so char.
acteristic Of all Mr.. Barrie's writ
ings.
The first reports Of the triumph
of the little actress in the new play
have been more than confirmed by
subsequent prosecutions, as VIII be
seen from The following critical eX-
pressious Of the performance at the
Detroit Opera House, where the
company began week $ engage
ment on Monday night. The De-
troit Free says: "Maude Adams
has another undoubtcl triumph in
EQUALITY Street. The play has a
vein OF tenderness and MANY senti-
ment that appeals to the best and
gentest traits. 1t is exquisite and
adroit. We shall be coupling Miss
Adams name with her new char
acter "Phoe be OF the ringle as
we used 10 couple her with Lady
Babbie."
The Tribune says: "Miss Adams
has added 10 her gallery OF stage pic.
lures a porlraiture of which has all
the daintlness and finer touches OF
art. The play viii be recognized
wherever it i, presented, AS one OF
the distinguished successes oil the
season.
The production is one OF The most
refined and beautiful ever made
under Mr.. Frohman direction.
The scenery IS by Unit, and
original incidental music has been
composed BY William Iurst. Must
cal director Of the Empire Theatre
OF New York. As usual Miss Adams
has very large and excellent COM
pany supporting her.
The list Of names includes! sgd
ney Brouah, K payton Carter, 10
seph Francoeur, William Lewers,
George Irving. Frederick Spencer,
Fred Santley. Miss ida Waterman,
Miss Marion Abbott, Miss Helen
Lowell, Miss sara Perry and Mics
Sarah Coucorse. The sale OF box
seats Tor Miss Adam $ engagement
opena Friday morning. There is
great demand for seats, aud she IS
sure TO be greeted by an audience
Of exceptional size and quality.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-10-23
rr.zcs For Gun Shoot.

The prizes offered for the shoot 10
be held on the Wawaset Gun Cluo
grounds, ON Thursday, October 24lh.
have been placed on exhibition IN Tue
window Of Selack and Holman S cigar
store. The prizes and donators are
rs follows:: .,..,
Loving cup, c. +. Rudolph: silver
NUTS, Davis and S. II. sDaynard, o.
CARS, Il. j. Newell, Lawrence Iay-
Tor. George sperrie, W. X. Edwards
gun, L. Mechoir. Jr; one hundred
Shells, W. II. Har,love; candy, VIII
mington Candy Company: s"eatc )
Ross and 30: cap, Springer; pIp', pr.
Buckmaster; razor, Fell and Company
Bro; pocket .ook, II. lerger; cnair
Peacock 4 Co.; collar and cnil box,
i. $. Durc: case of champagne,
Thomas McIlugh; whIskey, j. Mag
bern and J. p. llailards; case CT
powder, CapelIe Hardware Co.; UNI
brella, }. i. Mul!in anl son; cigar
case, Selack and Young: vlo'el water
A. I'crschke.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-10-23

In the Armory last evening court OF
inquiry hold session to hear testimony
against ono OF the members OF mo Ma
tionu, Guard, who is charged with non
uttnndnnc, at drills Lieu nnnnt Colonoi
Stephen ,on presided. Captain Il. Carte
of Company A, and Lieutenant j. II
Hammer, OF Company II. with Lie u
enant +. y, II, .Ianvier ns judge advocnth
made by the court. lieutenant IL, ".
Fox, o. Company II. who was on the
standing cur, Of inquiry, was objected
to by the accused and dismissed bscnu.'
he was witness, The Bindings OK the
court will 10 kept n secret Until. lna
court martials are finished, and WI h'
,ladc known in al order from Co'oho
Townsend
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-10-23
UIBERNIAS REUNION.

The 1libernians Of Chester and
Camden are making preparations to
take Wilmington by storm to morrow
night, when Division No. 4 is to have
grand reunion with the Chesterlans
as their guests.
This new ritual is to be observed
for the frs / time in this country in
the Initiating OF % new mem bers.
The degree team has been rehears-
Ing for the past month, and the men,
bers are well up in their work. All
the county Division officers will at.
tend, as well as a very large number
of the members,
Special cars have been chartered
for members There is to be a ban.
quet after the initiation and the OK.
ercises will close with dancing.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-10-23
NOTICE

Tax Notice Brandywine Hun
dred-Extract from the laws Of
Delaware governing the collection
Of taxes Of New Castle County.
Section 3, chapter 80, volume 81.
Laws OF Delaware, as amended:
Section 3. That OH ali taxes paid
before the first day Of October
there shall be an abatement Of five
per centum; on all taxes paid alter
the first day Of Octoi cr and before
the first day Of December there
shall be an abatement OF three per
centum; and ON all taxes paid
after the first day OF December and
before the first day oil January
there shall be no abatement; and
on all taxes unpaid after the first
day of January, five per centum
thereof shall be added thereto.
l will sit at the following places
to collect County, Poor and Dog
taxes:
Court House Wilmington, July
~. August II and "a, September
7. ID, 81, ~. October 10 and rs,
November 9. Ie, 20, 80, from 10
3. m. to IL III. and 1 to a p. m.
Practical Farmer. August IS,
September II. October ~, Novem.
Der "a, from 10 a. III. to ~ m.
and to 4p. III.
Perry's Hotel. August 20, Sep.
t-mber 10, October "a, Novemes
Il, from 10 a. m. to IL m. and I
&C 4 p. III.
GEO. M. CASEY,
Collector OF Taxes for Brandy.
wine Hundred.