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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-07
AduiSks A axes No healway'

Whining on Del, Oct. lit is 9ener.
ally accepted hero among the Ropub leans
that Ter tho time baing tho status of
tho Federal offices will bH unchanged.
1t was understood even before the death
OF President Mckinley that Congressman
Ball would practically have tho disposal
o. the Fo.e al pn'ronage and that tho
prtsrBt pcs tina, ers would probably cone
unue through his AJmi nl5tratiOn In
Nuen ial Regulars, however, who lay
that PresdenC t.rr.rvelt is in svInDathy
with them will Try 20 got tho Administra
tion to take definite ANA dec d,u stand
against Addlcks
Regular Republican leaders hero ,say
they lave huuiu reports from Kent toun
y that the Audirk4 men arc ColunizlnR
nogroes in some close diStric ). | he Reg
uinrs here say their brethren in the lower
Countrie, mex tino will put upu sInl2hi
Rnti-Addicks Republican IGket and that
II will bs var to the knife 1ao AdLicks
men wi not be listurb,l Dy this rs they
say the Regular strength in the lower
countries is small
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-07
A Boys Essay on Water.

The following highly original COM
position on the subject of water was
recently credited to an American boy
in an English newspaper: Water is
found everywhere. especially when it
rains as it did the other day when our
cellar was half full. Jane had to wear
her fathers rubber boots to get onions
for dinner. Onions make our eyes wa
ter and so does horSeradsh, when you
eat too much.
"There are a good many kinds of wa
ter in the world-ran water, soda wa
ter, fire water. and brine. Water is
used for a good many things. Sailors
use water to 60 to sea on. Water is
good thing to fire at boys with
squirt gun and to catch fishes In. My
father caught a big one the other day.
and when he pulled 1t out 1t was an eel.
Nobody could be saved from drowning
if there wasn't any water to pull them
out of.
"Water is first rate to put fires out
with. Hove to go to f1re--see the men
work at the engines. That is all can
think of about water--except the
6ood." /
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-07
De aware l)ay,

Dover. Del, bct. y. b.-Although
thc program lor the ceie of
Delaware Day a. the Pan Amerl-
can Exposition has not been formal
" announced here, it is believed
chat the exercises IN the Temple Of
Music will consist OF speeches by Di-
H.ctor.General Ruchanan, Governor
John Hum and Secretary OF State
L. II. Layton.
The Governor has expressed the
wish that all nt|dwareans in attend
ancc al the exposition on that day.
Oct. 10. take all interest in the Celc-
bration and attend all the exercises S
and that they "is!t the residence
where the Deli ware officials will be
guartered and attend the reception
70 be held there each morning. Gov
ernor Hum and his staff, together
with their wives. will leave on Wed.
neslay for Buffalo. and the mem
bers OF the Legislature viii start
On Tuesday.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-07
[ Station Robbed.

The Pennsylvania Railroad sta
tion at Crum Lynne SEEM to be
regular BONANZA tor burglars. sat
urday night it was broken into
once more, making the twelfth
time within the last year. This
time the thieves broke open side
window and entered the station.
They forced their way into the
ticket agents office ard scattered
papers in every direction.
An attempt was made to rob the
same place last Wednesday night,
but the thieves were frightened off.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-07
PERSONAL;
MENTION
Interesting Paragraphs :
i,Ab0ut Visitors and
Home Entertain.
mentS.
BIRTHDAY PARTY.

Quite an enjoyable time was spent
last Friday evening at the home OF
Mr.. aud Mrs. John Wright at 40
Queen Street, South Wilmington,
the occasion being, the eleventh birth
day OF their daughter, Rose. F
Many useful and valuable presents
were received.
Among those present were Misses
Lucy LOngacre, Mabel Rossiter Ma.
mie and LCttIe Wells, Blanche and
Edith Walker, Una Pierceson, Katie
and Greta Dougher May and Susie
Fuhr, Mabel Alexander; Nancy Car.
rie and Gertie Schlling and Flora and
Susie Downey Of New Castle; Messra
Frank Thompson, Harry Donahoe,
Owen Pierces on, Wallace Longacre,
James Davis, Lenard Donahoe, Wal.
ter Cook, George Wright, Hooper
Lennon, Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood Pier.
ceson, Mrs Frank Thomas Lender.
man. Mrs. David Lennon, Miss Lucy
Bulger, Mr.. John Dunn, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Wright.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-07
Earnin Is OF Post Office,

Postmaster Browne in the quar-.
terry report, submitted to Washing
ton, states that the receipts tor
stamps, cards, etc. were s22, 900.84,
collections from second class mat
ter $3.50, ,22. box rents, $269. 46 aud
miscellaneous IS cents.
The expenses for the quarter
were $l+ 12S7+ being $l.644. IS in
excess Of last year caused by the
raise OF salaries aud the employ.
ment OF additional clerks.
There were 300l domestic aud
3O8 International money orders Ia.
sued Tor s34, 85S 99 and received 1923
domestic and Al International or
ders for $2S. 1914.
In the registry department there
were 3,6o5 pieces received for dis.
patch, Alb for delivery and 76l 10
transit,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-07
CARD BASKET,

+ the resignation Of Miss E. IIamil.
ten, teacher in the grammar depart.
ment at A. | DUPONT School, is deep
ly felt by both the children Of that
school.
Miss S. Lydia Taylor and Miss Ida
Wilkins, both OF this city, have just
returned home from a ten days tiip
to Buffalo, where they have been at.
tending the llth annual session of
the National Council, Daughters Of
America. While there they visited
the Pan.American Exposition, Mag.
ara Falls, Canada and other places of
great interest. They returned home
much pleased with their trip and
they say that words will never ex.
press the beauty of the electrical dis.
play at the Pan.Amcrlcan Exposi-
ton.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-07

FOUNDERS DAY

Founders Day at the Ferris In
dustrial School was observed with
appropriate exercises on Saturday
afternoon. Chief Justice Charles
B. Lore presided and made brief
address, in which he reviewed the
life Of John sFerris. During the
past year the school q water supply
has been improved, the boys hav.
ing done the work. The farm has
been very successful. although the
crop OF garden produce was not as
good as last year. Fer next year
TWEEN nty.five acres have been plant.
ed in wheat A new shed for stor.
ing farming implements has been
erected.
During the afternoon the follow
ing programme was given; Concert
on the lawn by the Ferris School
Band under the direction of Pro-
fessor E. l.. Stewart, bandmaster;
singing by the school, "Annivers-
ary Song OF Praise" prayer by the
Rev. +. f. Briggs. pastor of the
Second Baptist Church; duet, "a
Little Bow Of Blue" EIlwood Hill
and George Daley; singing by the
school, assisted by Mrs. l.. a.
Stroud. musical instructor, and
Miss Florence Bradburn; address
by Professor f. II. Green of West
Chester. Subject; ''Lile'' singing
by quartette. "Will There be Light
William Fisher. James Robinson,
Ellwood Hill and George Daley;
address by the Rev. Mr.. Latimer;
singing, "America,' school and
audience benediction, the Rev. Mr..
Thompson, pastor of Silverbrook
NJ, e. Church; music by the band.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-07
z They Got Satisfactio

The conductor and motorman
on one Of the Delaware avenue
cars, on Saturday night. had tus-
sci with two drunken men, whom
the conductor put off Of the car.
The men waited for them and
when the car came back demanded
satisfaction. They botl got all
the satisfaction they wanted.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-07
.coids That Hang On"

-. A cold taken Of this time Of the i. saI;
unless ''broken up may "hang.-Qn" oil
Winter. and IL apt to run into G iN
Catarrh or Bronchitis and poasibly break
the health Of life time. Nothing oaa to
more i'm pcrtant than the cure Of . Fall
cold, II msans 80 much 1t should have
prompt attention. Twenty psr cont OF the
dies OF cold who takss Dr. Humphrsy's
Specific '77' In time. For sale BY all drug
gists. Sent prepaid ION receipt Of prioes
Hum phreyg Hoineo.. Med. Co., N. y
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-07
Legion OF Honor

Paris. Oct. 7.-The resignation
of General Leopold Davoust Duke
of Auerstandt. from the Chancell-
orship ofthe Legion Of Honor will
cause a scandal concerning the
sale OF decorations Of the order in
which Americans will figure
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-07
What's Wrong.

r Tho sun is hard on Governor Hum
and his staff as their two clippings
show which way the wind is blowing.
Owing to It's Ituctural weakness, the
Governor is not expected to iean very
heavily .on: his staff during that Pan
American visit.
1t Is not to be expected that any one
will mistake the Regulars "on Governor
Hunn's stall, for regular army officers.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-07

the following dss rI' ed cal ehse IN vii
mlngtUn, Dol:
NO l--Bo,inuns at the corner formed hy
nyrnue with the rn+trrIy II H. of AinryIanI
avenue thence SuuSherly by sal 4 side OF FIFTH
avrnue - feet to II Gornor. thence wr-ter Iy
p"ralIlcl WI Ii Mnryln ayenur2l feet to an,
other corner; tn 'nro nprthrr.y parallel with
Fifth avenue 81 feet 10 tbs aforesaid side
Maryland avtnu" and thereby ea@terly n feet
to the Place Of eylnulns. bu tho contents
thereof VIII At they may
No !-~Beglrnilg a The corner tormel By
the lnt"rsert ion OF tn" nprtheaItorly side of
Sixty GN'nll'' Stgu hr snutherly slin OF Mary
land aycn 90! tA'nurby the said nHrth"nstcr.
ly side ut six h avenue ~ feet TO a corner; /;
ihrntr eastnrIy paraIin with Maryland ave.
M" y !"et 10 Hrvthrr corner: thence north.
uriy parallel with ~lxth avenue 81 feet to the
said ,outhery. side Of Maryland avenue and
thence tn nc" thereby westerly "A fre' to .hn
r'uccot hrtlnn'Ag, Uc the cohtsn Is iEorerof
what they may,
No as ~ four IS) threa story brick
houses thereon erected known as Nos. : A. o.
sixth Rv"nuo Beginning at point on tho
westerly sip Of sixth aveu ua at the i!stancs
OF lUJ tee, sOutI'eriy .r ON thu ,uthrrly liiu
OF Mary iaHn avrHun; thrncI suUthurly by
SAID westerly -lle ut sixth avenue 81 feet 10 a
corner, th"nre westerly parallel with Mary
Ian aYtnur y t"st to another corner thence
northcriy j. raid With sixth avenue 70 feet
70 hhpth"r corner ali theme" CaS.ealy par al.
lri W rh Hnrvl9n avrulirtyJ frut to tho ,nil
side W x'barenUc sud tn zee OF begin
Liug
Th' 81 hoa7es wal be sold SEPARATELY. Lot,
20x'OD
NMNIE DAVIS, Trustee
a. pp'H fl" ,iiurn ,tani'"r, her attorney.
~ 4a!"ct street. VII, luL at
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-07
pHII.A. AND READING RAILROAD.
Wilmington Diyis!onD

wilmington Diyis!on)
rmc tabln in effect Nay 49, 19Nl.
Montchann. W!ntorthUr. Guyrncourt,
lranogue rossart, Chddis Ford June
Vile, Mortonyilc. CoHtcs,,lr and inter
mediate stations daily except Sunday. at
Us a. m. daily -lj and 1 u p, m Sun
For Wuyn"sburg Junction Elsmarc ard
intermediate stations. daily except SIu-
day Al IS n, m, daily 2 Is and i5o p. m.
sunday only at Soi a. m.
For Joanna, HirdsbJro, Reading and in
term"aintr stations, daily except sun
da". at 7 - a m, daily Zl5 and 4.5o p. M
sWaay oHlN: SGi ,,,,.,. a, m -, ,,..,,,.
referred to the .!'krt agents at the sta.
ATLANTIC CITY DIVISION.
Leave Philadelphia, Chestnut Street
wharf and south street Wharf for Al,
Week ISys.-Exrrcss, 500 900 1914 a. m
90 !s1'4rHays ga %6n'g i$o zoo SO 40
nodation 500 a. m, $40, $50 p IN. sun
eays-Express. 40. 500, $50. 900, 1000.
iito a m" As, 7li p
20 g" a. M m XaSh"na a. & e" snasy 81 xGrS'S" SsS a. a",y ny
Leave Atlantic city Depot Week days
Express 1Monisv only G4D, ZOO, 745
from Baltic Extension only 755' so
$50. $50 y m Accommodation 5 y rs
n m. 30 ?, N Sun1aysa-Eyrr"ss, s45 a.
m 330 40 20. G o. $40 "a $50
ts2 p m ~ '' " '
Paror cars on all express trains
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA
For Cape Mav-Week days $50. SIS.
Il Is n. m, ! 30, a 10, $50 p, m. Sundays
s45, 9l5 q. m, 5 40 p. m.
For OC'TAS CITY Week days-s45, II Is
q IN, 21a- 4"0 a@ r. m Sundays-s.i5.
For SEA ISLE cITY-week davs-s IS
n. m. 2l5, i2o. $50 p: m 5undays-Sb
.. m, 800 y n 500 Excursion to Cape
May, Ocean city and Sea Isle city, 100
south ST 400 p m South St. 4,5 p m.
So''h 81 $50 y. n. South st, IS p. m.
NEW YORK AND ATLANTIC CITY
EyNrrSs Leaves New York u.iberty St,
n4N m. SATURDAYS oaly 100 y. M $40
p. m.
onycs ATLANTIC CRY Week davs-
40 . M pa u m Surdav--53O y m.
y, tat"h tin" tables at ticket offices
W, g, PESLER. EDISON j. WEEKS.
Genl Eupt Genl Passr ACT.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-07
Donation Day,

: Wednesday, oct. 9th will ho the
Annual Donation Day at the ''florenco
Crettentpn Home I7 West 9th Street.
The present moods are table linens,
towels, household goods provisions of all
kinds and money.
The managers will bo glad to meet all
frleud4 OF the work any time during the
day.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-07
SECURITY TRUST &
SAFL; DEPOSIT CO.,
NO. t1sMAKkEr STREET.

Capital Stock .,... ................ 5000 0o1
surplus s...s..ss.... ...s .sss sFsNo'""o
Ali,ws litarast OF Deposits Ut Money.
Tho company ucis rs Executor, Admin.
jstrator. Trustse Guardian, ltuceivsr AMI
Agent. and rents small safe. in Grs aul
burglar proof vaults.
BESJAMIN NlEIIDS, Pros.
WILLIAM X. R.NCK .M. Vic1.pru
jAMES Is. C.4AttlASJN irsI AMI 5io
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-07
FIFTEENTH ANNIVERSARY.

The Rev. ]. Wesley Sullivan preach
co his fifteenth anniversary sermon
at the Baptist Church, Corner of
Seventh and Snyder Avenue, Phila.
delphia, yesterday.
Mr.. Charles l.. Simmons. his broth.
er.in.law attended the services.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-07
Monday, October 7, 1901.

Everybody wants the best and
most for their money. Try Hans
CONS Groceries; they fill the bill
every time. Have you ever triee
our I5c coffee.
Both phones 3So.
HANSCOM'S Market and Seventh.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-07
HOME WEDDING.

Miss Charlotte D. Mahlin and Mr..
George Leach will be married at the
home OF Mrs. Martha l.. Magee, No.
1920 Tatnall Street this evening by
Rev. Martin b. Dunlap, rector OF Old
Swede Church.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-07

NOTICE !, HENRY BLOlJTH, THE
~ owner and occupant Of the house. situat.
ed Mt n. T. Corner OF Front and French
streets in the Second wnrl Of the city OF Will.
mngton, in the county Of New Castle and
STATE Of Delaware, in compliance with the re.
qureTcnts Of the nets OF the General Assem-
bly, in such ease made and provided, do hereby
give notice that shall apply in writing to the
Court Of General Sessions Of the State Of Della.
ware. in and for New Castle county, on MON.
DAY the 18th day Of nova. ID. 1891. being the
next term of said court, for license for
said house as an inn or tavern, for the sale
therein ofintoxcaing Of liquors in less quanti-
ties than one quart to be drunk On the preIni.
scs. and the following rusDuo tatIe citizens OF
sn!I ward at least twelve Of whom are
Substanta CrrrhotlerS of said ward recon
mend the saih application. viz:
Cornelius Mnndy John y Thompson
Il Il fitzSumons Matthew Meyer
Charles H. sparks II Corbit
Michaai rafferty, George ii Bader
Henry y SChnrpf III A Manning
Adam Wagner Edward q Moore
John hiaier Andrew Spie,elhalter
Samuel Harris Robert 70 SCHUYLER
John Furnan Jacob Baker
NoDurt Kenyon George u Parks
LOWS q Moody George Mailer
vhas Dougherty Joseph Beilevllle
VIM Stuart Jenny
DIST HENRY BLOCTH
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-07
APPLEBY-SMITH,

Mr. and Mrs Thomas c. Appleby
announces tie marriage of their
daughter, Matte b. Appleby to Phil.
ip S. Smith of Philadelphia, on Octo.
Der 10th to take place in Phladel.
phia, where they will reside.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-07
ASBURY
MARCHING ON

l. -Four joined Asbury on proba-
ton on Communion SundaJ, a. IN.
There were 800 to $50 commune
cants. Four couvertslin the even
ing. Pastor Henry S. Dulany
preached with effective cloquence
on "Behod the Lamb Of God who
taketh away the sin OF the world
After the auditorium was crowded.
the vestibulc halls were filled twice
by people who could not get in and
went away.
The tar-lamed women cvangellsts
Lidle keney and Mrs, Stewart re-
jolced the cougreg by their
prayers. There were 800 at Sun
day school.
Revival services are appointed
FOR Tuesday, Wednesday,, Il hurs.
day and Friday evenings.
JOHN Z. HARKN Ess.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-07
DEAL Hs.

HlClLN AlN--ln this 'ity on Oct. G. lOll, En-
ma !i Mclival 4. daughter of tho late VIM.
II. Fawkc and wife Of Jam,s Me lvain.
Relatives and friends arc invited to attend
the fanrra. from her late residence" ~ South
onncl! street on Wednesday nfte" noon ut :
o'lock. Mtcrmcnt at Wilmington and Bran.
dyw!nc Cemetery.
Fast IL | suTering,
Past All pam,
Cease to wtrp
For tears are van.
QtlSN-in this city on oct. ., 1901 Bridget :.
w.dow Of the lat James Quinn
Relatives and frLrn Is are respectfully invit.
ell tunttnnd her funeral froih the residence
OF her son -.nlaw, iew is liJtle GOb Claymvnt
street, Gn Thursday morning. at . o'clock.
High mass At st. Msry's Church. lnlsrment
at Cttheiai cemetery.
EPPERSpN-i IN this city on Oct. ., 1901, Mary
b. dauHhlrr OF VIM. p anu Ida H. Epper.
s1n, aged y"ils and 10 months.
Relatives and friends are invited 70 attend
the tunCra! services at her parents residence.
No. 5iI West iEth street, on Monday after.
noon AT 40 o clock. lntrrmont private.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-07
EN ES W ALTHER.

Miss Harriett Wather and Mr..
Albert Ewes will DC married this even.
ing at the residence Of the brides
parents, No. Oil West Ninth Street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-07
ROSIN--FORD.

Miss Elsie Rosin and Mr.. William
Ford will be married in West Pres.
byterian Church, On Tuesday, Oc,o.
Der Sth, at 1890 . clock A. M.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-07
Latest F.ajI pni Winter St les

Of thu choicest imported anu : inas'tc
wonian rOr xuitiDgs AMI 'tous rs so Do
bud ut l. Hsiss, No. I II Yrl S,ieet
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-07
CAUTION.

All parties contemplating underwriting uroasing Sc.
cures basel upon the property Of the Wm,ru De aware)
situation in Wilmington before doing so The 0xy Hydrogen
Gas Company Of Wilmington Delaware owned by my friends
lis works practically finished and viii ultimately lay its
pipes in the City of Wilmington Tbs result will undoubtedly
be prolonged gas which will prevent the Wilmington
Coal Gas Company from making any net earnings applicable
to dividends or interest.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-07
Miss Price Dead.

New Castle, Oct. T. Miss
Marjorie Price Of Philadelphia,
a hghlv popular youEg l"dy
q cI va m r,r & She was IL
i,c ron.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-07

\NANTEU-GIRl. OR MIDDLE AGED
w woman for general huu,ework. Apply
to G. BaAer, 9th and Jackson streets.
1-U.tf
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-07

yNJANfED-A GIRL FOE TYPESEfTiNG
Wy Ap, ly at SO Shipley street. ol-at
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-07

iN ANlEt HEI4P EERNlhH!ED FO&HO
w hls restaurant, and private fsiuiii -
;l.lor'noticc. Appiy NJ Wilmington inast
lht, NN,go, soj shIpicy street. MI II
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-07
BLAWARB
CITY NEWS.

From our Correspondent
Delaware City. Oct. 7. DR.. f. s. Dunlap
10 confined to his home with an attack Of
pleurisy.
ilThe canning factories have had sue
cessful run.
A number of Delaware City young peo
pie attended the dance in New Castle on
saturday.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-07

wv looping and topping, experienced
hands ami learners; also Il few bright boys
wanted. Apply at Office Of CAa4 Taylor Co.
Poplar street between ETH aud 18th St..
% !wks
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-07

NO1ICE-I, HUMPHREY LYNCH, THE
~ owner and occupant Ofthe hou5e, sit.
uatcd at No. 5Ol Madison street, iu tho
THIRD ward, in the city OF Wilmington,
County Of New Castle. state OF Delaware,
IN compliance with the requirements at the
acts OF the General Assembly. III suNh case
made and prov dej do hereby give motto,
that shall Apply IN writing to the c1urt OF
general sessions OF tho State OF delaware.
in ana Tor New Castle Co.. 10 be hsld nj " il.
mington. on Monday the 18th day OF
Nov. A. d. lDtl. beng tho next term of
said court. fora license Tor said house As al
inn or tavern. for the sale therein OF intoxl.
cnting liquors. in lesi quantities than one
quart. to br drunk on tno pro.nissA and
ine following named respect tbl3 citi.
zcns OF said ward, Wl least II of whom
arc substantial rroeholdors. recommend thu
said application. VIZ:
Richard lawler George Pispenbring
Fred pieLcnDring Ihomas Monaghan
D w Lynch Gotl!lcb liccso
William Cox X hbherger
James Monaghan W NJ HedinR
b + l.eary NJ H :Gumnnn
George Wittum George Yrnt
John McEe.vey l'obort Young
Hugh Mckinley TT McCarty
William Go-r"er Dan Dougherty
Joseph b Bierman Dennis lucey
John 7 SrrIgs Marion II Elliott
nonie llaughey Anton Fenerle
James Comfy Bernard McVey
oJ3t HUMPHREY LYNCH
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-07

Nuggets Of Gold.
Tho Rev Adams Chambers. pastor Of
the Third Baptist church, Philadelphia,
has been secured to deliver an illustrated
address, at tho Y. NJ. G. A. hall GU next
Sunday afternoon at 3 10 o'clock. His sub
ject will be Nuggets Of Gold'', and a
most graphic and iorcible one it is. Ad.
mission will be by card only.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-07
" A\'i'EI).

Advertise in the Republican.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-07

NTOTlCE-l. GtORGE SPERnI.E THE
IN owner and occupant OF the house situa.
ted u, NJ. 4J5 King. ste.et. in the
Fourth ward. in the city Of Wilmington,
county Of New Castle, and State Of Della :
ware in compliance with the require
ments OF tls at:t3 of the General Assembly In
such cnso made and provided. do hereby give
notice thatl shall apply in writing to ts,s
Court of General Sessions of tho state of Del
aware, in and for New Castle county On
MONDAY, the 18TH of Nov. A, d.. 1901.
being the next term of court. for license for
81 Il house as an inn or tavern for the sale
therein OF intoxicating liquors in less quaint :
ties than one quart,to be drunk on the prem.
scs, and the following respectable citizens OF
said ward, at least twslvo Of WHOM aru
substantial free holders OF said ward re com
mend tho said application, viz:
Nathan liarsky SG Chadwick
Nicholas Goldberg HI WinGish
Clarel o. Il Holt George Abole
Nm Alssntzer Joseph Cross
Emil Hsrtel. NJ D q Schelikar
James hltchen Wilhelm I.ocber
James Kane Charles Ietter
James Davis John Dougherry
Juhn 4 Lally Andrew Schaler
W n liartlGvc Daniel Dolll
Peter McA!eer Furiinand kauss
Lewis Sasse LAuis Koerner
Chas Mammsle Charles Schusser
James L GruDb uott1Jb Seidie
o13t GEOlidE SPEiiil.E.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-07

Overcoats are the sellers and
we have big range for selec-
ton. New Green Mixtures
in Suits Tor Young Men, new
short Coverts in Overcoats.
$40 for an Overcoat, SIS for
a suit gets a Young Man a
splendid outfit. Come in and
look through and see what
the new styles are. try the
new cuts and see how you
like them. We will sell you
good clothing and VIII save
you money.
Open Tuesday and Saturday
veninos.
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PUBLIC SALE.

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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-07

AZ ANrED--FAEME And DAlRYMAN
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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-07

LNAdnES EVERY MEMBFt Of WILL
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ted To be present al the regular meeting M On.
day might, Oct. I, business uf utmost impor-
ance JAMES h. TOMAN. ". +.
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