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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-17
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President Ly6na E i41 1H
meeting Of the Levy Cblye ete IS h0tG
ing when all the meiube1 were pfe.
sent. A communicable was received
from the Sunday Breakfast Associa.
tion asking to have Its property at III
Shipley street exempted from taxa.
tion.
Mr.. Chandler spoke favorably on
the communication and moved that
the assessor be instructed to strike
the property of.
President Lynn said 1t was best to
be right and then go ahead. 1t would
be best TO let the matter go over un-
til March. 1t would be contrary TO
the law to do so at present.
Mr., Chandler In order to relieve us
OF doubts 1t Is better to refer the
matter to the courts attorney.
Mr.. Willis called attention TO St.
Michael's Day nursery and offered a
resolution to exempt the property
from taxation. This association is a
guard Of the State. We know the
history Of this Nursery.
The resolution was referred. to the
attorney Of the court Mr.. Willitts
presented the report of the committee
to inquire the taxation OF religious
institutions In the city. He present.
ed a motion calling on the attorney
to give a full opinion as to the taxa
tion of numerous Catholic properties
in the city and farm at Blackbird.
A bill for cash book ior Treas.
urer Rettew from w. F. Murphy
Philadelphia, was marked O. X.
by President Lynn.
Warrants were ordered drawn
for relunding a number Of overpaid
taxes. Mr.. Willts was OF the op,n.
ion that there should be no over.
paid taxes. Ma. Megginson stated
that the taxes were on account Of
duplicate assessments.
vi Warrants tor $3.50 for Arthur
S. Trultt aud Co., and $l47 for Kee.
nan and Bio, were ordered drawn
az the Eleventh street and Third
street bridges have been paihted.
Bids for the replauking OF WASH
ing ton street bridge were received.
Those received we're: William H.
Foulke. IS. 20 per $1,000; c. ]. Nc
Mahou. s5: Robert Wilson. -;
George R. Truitt, $4.90; M. E..
Grub and Co.. $3.50; John M.
Thompson. $ll. so; Robert n. Nor.
ison. $50
Mr.. Chandler-Morrison made a
mistake. There 10 about 100000
feet to be relaid.
Mr.. Elliott reported that over
1000 feet Of plank had been thrown
out by the contractors. They are
treating US all right. The bids
were referred.
Mr.. Elliott drew attention ia the
Burris Run bridge. He had plans
drawn in three styles. One abut-
ment will have to be rebuilt. 1t is
safe as passage way at preset.
The channel Of the stream is wend-
ing its way under the abutment.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-17
MUST GIVE
THEIR BONDS.

Argument tor premptory writ
OF mandamus to compel A. S. Web.
ster, J. D. Carter and Patrick
Fahsy. the directors Of the Street &
Sewer Department to deliver their
bonds to City Treasurer Feaster.
was made in Superior Court this
morning by Harvey Whiteman, at.
torney for the Committee Of Fifty.
Mr.. Hilles held that relators have
no such interest 10 the proceedings
as would entitle them to the issu-
ance Of the writ. He found an ap-
parent conflict In decisions In this
State as to whether a private relat.
or may act for the public ofhces Of
a public duty.
In Hawkins Va. Doughsrty it was
held that taxable had q right by
maudamus to enforce the public
duty Of a tax collector to collect q
tax. In Biggs W. Buckingham, tho
Chancellor held that citizen and
taxable Of New Castle county had
no right to maintain a bill 10 equi.
ty for relief which was common
alike to himself and to all other
citizens and taxables Of said county.
This bond 10 to be given 10 the
Mayor and Council. No person
whatever other than the municipal
corporation can make any use
whatever OF the bond. The money
collected thereon. on the security
afforded thereby, 10 due only to the
Municipality as such.
The relation between the Street
and Sewer Directors and the city is
the relation of principal and agent,
and the bond Ia simply one to be
given by the agent Ito his principal.
Any determination 10 this suit to
which the Mayor and Council is not
party could not In any way effect the
rights of the Municipality.
The duty Is one which Is not. due
to the public. but rs due to the mu.
nicipality. 1t IS one in which the
public as such has no interest.
1t is submitted that the writ should
not issue for the ground Of laches on
behalf Of the relators.
Mr. Whiteman argued that the
writ can issue upon the relation Of
citizen and taxpayer, because Of the
interest he has in the execution Of
the public laws and because he would
be subject to loss II the members Of
the Street and Sewer Department
should fail to perform their duties
with fidelity in case said members
have given no security. I,
The court retired but was absent
but short time.
r 1t held that the writ should be is-
sued and made it returnable on next
Saturday.
1t is dtfi:ult to see how the rela-
tors in this case, even as taxables
and citizens Of Wilmington have
any interest. however, remote ia
the filing Of this bond. 1t 10 in no
sense public record. They have
no right 10 enter it or proceed up
on it.
Argument on the demurrer Ia
the case Of J. Park Postles W.
Henry McKinney's administratrix,
was made BY counsel this morning.
Harry Emmons represents McKin-
ney and William Lyman and H.
Ward, Mr.. Postles.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-17
Pssssssi a,sasl
rnsxsxNr rvrssnc.

- very pleasant evening was spent
at the homo Of Miss Lizzie AyreS
40l N. Franklin Street on Saturday
evening last, In honor Of her birthday.
Games were INDUCED In and string
music was furnished by Messrs. John
Russell and Harry Jones, also on the
organ by Mr.. Wilmer Hightield and
Miss Bes sic Prop.
Those present were; Misses Lizzie
Ayres, Mabel Taylor, Nellie Tribbit,
Bessie Hartman, Barbara Forrest,
Bessie Roop. Annie McCafferty, Eta
Gregory, Msssrs. Elmer Turner, Rue
ben Barrat, Edwin High field. Wilmer
Highfeld, Alfred Croney, Reeves
Cash, Ernest Edwards. Lewis Burke,
William White, Walter Foraker, Jes.
Sc Tresler, Charlie Hartis, Randolph
and John Ayres, Mr.. and Mrs. James
w. Ayres, MIR. and Mrs Edward
Berry, Mr. John Russell and Mr..
Harry Jones.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-17
81" Miles stnnds With Dewey

Cincinnati, Dec. IT, 6-Gener al Nell
son A. Miles arrived here to-day.
In speaking OF the finding of the
Schley Court Of Inquiry, General
Miles said
II am willing to take the Judy
ment of Admiral Dewey in the mat
ter. He has been d commander of
q fleet and such has knowr the an.
xletles and responsibilities which
rest on man under these circum-
stances. lie was instrumental in
the destruction of one Spanish fleet
and knows and realizes the feel
ings that encompass an officer un-
der such conditions. think Dewey
has summed up the matter in a
clear and concise manner, and
believe that his conclusions will be
indorsed by the patriotic people OF
the United States. | have nc sym
pathy with the efforts which have
been made to destroy the honor OF
an officer under such circumsta ances.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-17
Little Hope for 1urderess.

Trenton, n. j.. Dec. l6.-The In
vcstigatInS Committee of the Court
of pardons does not look with favor
upon the application of Libbc Cara
brant, the Paterson woman who is
serving a life sentence for the murder
, os Ransom T. Burroughs Just 80 years
ago.
! Says for the fact that she is grow
ing weaker, there is nothing new in
favor of the application of the Cara
brant woman, and her offence was of
! such a heinUu> character t hat it is
not considered as at all likely that
she will Ie released.
Not Th, man VINO is Wanted
Chief Of Police Leavy of Ches-
ter went to Dover yesterday after
noon but failed to identify the
man under arrest as Peter Bland
colorcd, who is wanted for murder
: at Media. The man was arrested
by Detective iIutchins under the
name OF Wilson. Chief Lravv Sta
ted there was Il resemblance but
the man was not Bland.
! t.csr: sss: Great Capital Uood Heath. sr-:s,
In connection with our pure grocer which
are ip porlant Hoaith factors. we have the ex-
elusive "a Ia In this stat" OF HorniIgs Minrra
Spring Water-the watnr ms II iiowI from the
grouud--r.th in carbonate of iron, magnesia,
phosphpru, proto plasm and many minerals
and ,aJtt in peri, CT solu ion. which honett
7tAANr, kiin, y, blood and nerves. II you
have .1Al .m'nt, drink five or seven tum-
! biers daS-tor one week. gallons ST. 30.
Lynch. Stores, Madison and Fourth streets
King and Eighth streets
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-17
Copper Maruates Win Victory.

New York. Dec. l6. The United
States Circuit Court of Appeals
handed down a decision today re-
verslng the order of Judge La
combe, holding Auson II. Flower
guilty OF contempt Of court for fail
ing to appear before a commission
appointed by the Montana courts
10 the case OF the Boston and Mon
tana Copper and Silver Mining
Company,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-17
CARD BASK EFT,

Miss May Green of Newport enter.
taiued over Sunday, Miss Carton of
Lincoln. Neb., Miss Mit1lin o! Phila-
delphia, Miss Cause and Miss Groves
Of this city.
Miss Dora Hanna returned to her
home at Marshallton Yesterday after
spending few days with friends IN
this city.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-17
nEide ct Veritate.''

slide ct Veritate,' Faith and
Truth, isthe motto Of the Law Acad.
emy Of Delaware. At the meeting
In District Attorney Byrno's office
last evening the committee appoint
ed to frame motto reported that
out of several they had selected the
above.
The meeting was we'll attended
and an article by H. L. Carson on
the Supreme Court of the United
States, which was read by r. L.
Satterthwaite was enjoyed. After a
smoke and chat the meeting adjourn
ed to meet next Monday night, when
Mr.. Byrne will give the first of his
series of law talks,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-17
THREE MORE
INDlCT MENTS.

The Grand Jury after being ia
session all morning mrde return 10
the Superior and Genera al Sessions
Court at noon. They presented
three indictments TO the court all
Of which wers found against,H M.
White for obtaining money under
false pretences. The text of tho
indictments is similar to others
that have been published, setting
forth that White did knowingly de-
ceive Comptroller Kelly and obtain.
ed warrants on which he fraudu-
lently drew money in the custody
OF County Treasurer Horace G.
Rettew.
The first of these orders was OBJ
tanned on false bill due J. B. 10.
max tor work on the Causeway Ia
Pencader Hd., use of carts and
teams, s43. 20. o. X. by White
May |, 1900. Due J. B. Lomax
for work ON Causeway in same hun.
dred s91. 10; o. Ked by White Aug.
2l, 1900.
Due same party for work on bridge
and working In same hundred, $S5,
signed in same manner, Sept A, 1900.
A capias was asked for but upon
Whites counsel stating that he would
have his client in Court this afternoon
it was not issued The Cfiief Justice
gave the grand jury u vote of thanks
for the efficient way in which they
performed their duties this term.
In reply the following request was
made:
"The grand jnry have just visited
the cells in the lower part Of this
building and think that as tire pris.
oners are now brought in from The
County workhouse ia a clean condi.
tlen with clean clothing, that the
cells should be thoroughly renovated
and whitewashed and the building
thoroughly cleaned or burned.
"We would also recommend that
there should be division between
the male and female prisoners SO the
latter will not hear the basphemy
and other bad langu uage coming from
the male prisoners.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-17
Extra Police Sent To ireland,

Dublin, Dec. 16.-Large num-
bers of constabulary have been
drafted to important points in
Mayo and Roscommon, and pro-
clamation placing both counties
under the crimes act is expected
to be issued Immediately.
This influx of extra police is
unprecedented since the days of
Captain Boycott. Nationalists
members of Parliament and Unit
ed Irish League speakers have
been most active in Mayo and Ros-
common recently preaching forci-
BILE resistance to the authorities.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-17
le1els1s -

7 ! 1ttention al i & lshs s,ns. g
the trolley companieS Is again O. d
to the necessity Of putting doors On
the cars for the protection of the
crews.
For the past few days the weather
has been very cold and the car crews
have felt the change more than any.
body else.
Put on the doors gentlemen and re-
ceive the appreciation Of your men.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-17
Dam Wall Built Of plOws

Omaha, Neb., Dec. 16.-A short
time ago u requistion was received
at the Indian Supply Depot at
this place for plows for the Sioux
Indians. As this was the second
request received within a short
time an investigation was ordered,
The first lot had been received
all right and had been used to pre-
pare Indians lands for irrigatio"
On being asked to show the in
spector the bitches and reservoir,
the Indians proudly led him to q
large dam, built so high that all
the surrounding country was in-
undated. The back of the dam was
composed of the new plows. They
had used the entire shipment for
the purpose. And now the Indians
at Standing Rock Agency are un-
doing their fall work.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-17
enssrs essse Great Capital, -uood Heath. 80,
. Missionary Meeting.

A meeting of The Womcn's Mis-
siouary societies will be held in IIar-
sou street, NJ. f. Church, on We'd
nSiay evening. Dec. 18TH. Miss May
Ta@lart, formerly of this city, but
now II DcaconcsS in Chicago. will de-
liver IN address upon her work, which
will interesting and instructive.
No admission will he charged, and
the public is cordially invited to at
tend
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-17
Red Letter Day,

High water mark was reached by
both Sunday school and tue Epworth
League. at Asbury M. Il. Church,
last Sabbath. Miss Pearl Frazier
assisted the orchestra. Three per.
sons were received into church and
as usual the congregations were large
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-17
Suit for Divorce

Mrs. Beulah Burnham has filled a
counter suit against that of her hus-
bands for divorce. She names a wo-
man at Bear Station as correspondent
She is represented by II. ii. Ward and
Mr.. Burnham by Walker aud Town
send.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-17
Dinner Sets for Gifts.

This or a beautiful toilet chamber
SET is very pleasing. An elegant din.
nrr set for So. 80. $500 or $1,000 or
an ornamental chamber set. for 81. 20.
s.. 30, $500. $500 can be had at l..
Lewis Row \ Co.'S store. 4I3 King
Street
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-17
Remember Trolley rlen,

Show the motormen and conductors
on the trolley cars that you appreci-
ate their little favors by remember
Ing them on Christmas. If each per.
son will give penny good sum will
be nctted.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-17
Another Fake,

llProminent men from Townsend deny
that the railroad station at that place was
broken into on Saturday night as stated
In Philadelphia paper this morning. 1t
is only anoths fake put out by an enter.
prislng newspaper man Of Dover.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-17
Complaining.

All Of the housekeepers ou tho West
side are complaining of the absence of
the garbage men they have not been seen
for some time and garbage has piled up so
that some of the people can hardly dig
themselves out,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-17
GOOD-HOUSER.

Mr.. Christian Good and Miss May
Houser were married in Asbury Par =
sonage on December 14th by the
Rev. Henry S. Dulaney.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-17

DR.. Woods sNOrway Pine Syrup seems
especially adapted TO the needs of the
Chiidran. Pleasant to take. soothing In
Its influence, 1T is tho remedy of all rene.
dies for every form of throat and lung
liaanaa.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-17

For Christmas We will have 8. e.
Wbilemans b Son's fine candles. Heylefs>
chocolate and bonbons., almonds. pecans
Grenoble walnut. Braziis. Amertco
grapes. cheese in variety. J. P. Almond
u Co. Market and 8th.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-17

The thermometer ut w. q. Taylor's
drug store 3Oa King street, to day register
cd as follows:
7o'olock ~ @ clock O'Clock
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-17
Christmas and New Years
Specials

A list Of money savers for
careful buyers.
Hancom's home made mlnce meat,
81 and 80 Q jar
Largest cleaned currants.. lib package. ~
HaDcom's English plum pudding.
23and 37c can
Hancom's fruit pudding Zoo Gun
Large seeded muscalel raisins. 100 pack
hR8 H"Iht. -. .
California Seeding Oranges .l5c dozen
California extra Navel Oranges, -..s, 80 9
dozen ,s..sst ~,
Extra assorted dessert nuts, all new ana
carefully selected. .16 Q lb s ID box ..II5a
sweet orange Marmalade ...... l4c jar
Hancom's rock candy syrup. l7c bottlo
Log Cabin Brownies. ...........l3 l3c pack
age
Christmas baby mixed cakes. : 12c pound
Exclusive sale here.
Handmad clear toys. elegant and popular
designs. 80. l3c lb2 lib 25c
Best broken candy, better than most
broken candy sold. ...... .l3o lb2lO 25c
Elmo cluster raisins lb boxes 1s and 29c
Hancom's own baking fruit cake 32c lb
The above prices are special
only for two weeks. Below
we make some suggestions
that will help you in selecting
your Christmas groceries.
Delicious chocola g mints. sand 1OJ box
Chocolate drops. l0c box
Finest milk chocolate. Sc cake
Finest vanilla chocolate &c cake
Our own make Chocolates and Bon Bons
none their equal at the price, rs & 400 lD
Grape Irult: ult:................ ...Sl w dozen
Finest candied pop corn. ........7c quart
Best homemade mince meat,
l3c lb, lbs a5c
t,lace Irult. t................ 40c Id, $l.5O box
Eine chocolate drops. l6c pound
Eholce Mixtures. lb box $l.Oo
naloWee dates. s................Sc pound
raru dates. ...... lOc pound
Flgs layer. lbs a5c and 15c pound
Pulled figs. gs....................lS lSc pound
fltted dates. es................l9 package
Ana an almost endless variety Of good
things that go toward making Christ
inas dinner o success.
Your dinner, however, will
not be a success without Hans
CONS Mocha and Java Coffee.
BE sure to include pound in
your order. 35c. h., 3 lb. 81.
Store open evenings until
Christmas.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-17

G. F. Welch, commission merchant
and grocer, 316 King street, has in
stock a full line of apples, oranges,
cranberries and other fruits for the
holidays, also fine groceries, coffees
and teas. Poultry in abundance for
Christmas market. Give. him call.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-17
III n5.

BLOWN lin this city Oh Dec. IA, 1901, Samuel
j. Brown in his 5Sth year
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
the funeral from his late residence. No. III
Dec mber IS. Services in A. U. NJ. p. Church
at o'clock. lnterment at Mt, Zion cemeicry,
The remains will bo viewed at the HOUSE on
Tuesday evening from to 10 p. M; Wednes
day from 9n. IN to l.io p. IN
BECHTEI.-ln this city cn Dec H. 1901, Anne
liza, wife of itsuc n, Bcchtel. aged 81 years
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
the funeral se rviccs at her late residence. l!5
Wess Eghtr street this evening at O'Clock.
Interment on Wednesday, at Reading, Pa.
BATES In Baltimore. Md on Dec. IS. 1901.
ELLA Bckering. wife of Arthur W. Bates IN
her q tn year
Due notice of funeral will be given.
REECE- Suddenly in this city, Benjamin
Due notice Of funeral will be giveu.
MORRIS-In Philadelphia. Pa. on The 18TH
4 Inst, Anna Morris, widow of the late Mn.
lithaniel Morris, in the sst year OF her age.
Funeral services at residence Of her son iu-
law, James 7 Murphy, No. 1870 South Fifth
street. Phila.. oil Tuesday evening at eight
o'clock, Relatives ana friends may Wow re-
mains ON Wednesday morning at II o'clock in
the Office at kiverview Cehrtcry.
EDW ARDS-ln this city OH Dec. 15. 1901, Iii.
zaDGth EDWARDS wire Oh Cnarlo5 l.. I'D.
wards.
Relatives and friends are respectfully in
vited to attend the funeral services ut the
residence OF her husband, l2.1 Vdndever ave-
hue. on Wednesday ntternno oil. Dec. IL, at 2
O'clock lnterneht Riverview Cemetery.
MARTIN-At Yorklyn, OH Dee II, 1901. Chas.
A. Martin, son Of Emmett and Cora 4. Mar.
tin, aged year Anl IA days,
Heativos and friends are invited to attend
ri
on tuesday. ucc. II. at Yorklyn. Funeral
will leave the house at II O'CLOCK II. IN. Inter-
mcnt a.. Union Hill cemetery. Carriages VIII
meet the ~! train at Yorklyn station.
sAUNDERsln this city OH Dec IA, 1901. Jas
A. saunders, aged 30 years
Relatives and friends are invited TO attend
the funeral ut his late residence, 1910 Liberia
street on ThurIiay afternoon. Dec. 10 u,
o'clock. Services at st. Peters Ch-rch ut !.
clock mtcrmcnt at s. Peters cemetery.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-17

All kinds Of Christmas Greens and
eeash -eaaHgss -sppassss pass df,d erapBy
| as we'll as vegetables. Before puroh asipg
\ greens you would do well to call al
l. Biddles 3. W. Corner Third and King
eMssts spa gst his prices. -.--'
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-17
Framed Pictures f,

In great variety at Yergers, 4l9
Shipley street, largest stock in the
city to select from.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-17
Picture Frames,

\ Don't buy, pictures and frames un-
iii you first see Yergers stock, No.
4l9 Shipley Street. 1t will pay you.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-17
CROSBY 3
{ HILL

A thousand and one arti-
cles from which to make a
choice.
A Fur for the neck.
A Dressing Sack.
A Silk Waist,
A Wrapper
A Babies Cap.
A Sewing Machine.
A dozen Handkerchiefs.
A pair Kid Gloves.
A pair Woolen Gloves.
A dozen Hose.
A dozen Half Hose.
A Silk Tie.
A Silk Dress.
A Cloth Dress.
A Macintosh.
A Suit Underwear.
A halt-dozen Mems Dress
Shirts.
An Art Pillow Top.
A Damask Table. Cloth.
A dozen Napkins.
A Pocketbook.
A Picture.
A pair Blankets.
A Picture Book.
A Tool Chest.
A Doll.
A Clock.
A Drum.
A Dolls Bed.
A Piano.
A Game.
A set of China Dishes.
A Horse.
A Shawl.
A Ladies' Coat.
A Misses Coat.
A Babies Coat.
A Comfortable.
DO you know that it will
rain and probably snow before
long, that is the reason we say,
what an acceptable gift an UNI
brella will be.
Hundreds of umbrellas to
choose from, every one guar
antced, and the finest assort-
mcnt of handles ever seen in
Wilmington.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-17
Second Entertainment.

The Tyralcan Concert Company of
Bavaria, will give an entertainment
in the gymnasium of the Y. M. G. "A.
hall, this evening. This is the sec
ond Of a series of entertainments and
is one of the best of the whole num-
Der. An admission of % cents will
be charged.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-17

-
LNOR SAl.E--EIGHT LARGE LOADS OF
u household goods from u fhalelphiL
Pa storage company cons!s.:n. VI 4 New
tnglanI grand piano, cost Sbj' urIr prlc"
Sl@i, fine 4xs French plate mirror, ebony fin.
ishei chiirDnier with bcvcl mirrors, % oak
and walnut chamber suits y olrrnnt par,pr
suits, iino cnanelcl lcdItcud, odd bureaus
and stands, tine square nrd extension tables,
d to 10 foot. swell front silehuarhs. high back
chairs cabinets, upright bookcases suitable
for office use, tufted couches. easy chars
fancy rock ers. hall stands, 1 very swell fold
ing beds fine toned organs and foot cop.
per reataurant steamer; goNd assortment Of
stoves such as Victor Cook, Queen Esther and
Othelio, double heater. wood, gas oil and
room stoves, carpets, olcloths, mating, ali
kinds and sizes Of fancy rugs; 100 pieces u
antique furniture, inc c.uding bookcases secre.
taries claw foot tables aud sid6boGrds, col.
umn and swell front bureaus high back box
seat hall chairs, androns ton1s high boys
desks, chests OF drawers, dining and card ia.
glassware at Mchahon Bros. No. 60! King
street Delm. phone l2ab d. 81 A; l8D A,
=. :
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-17

E'oR sALE-A REGISTERED JER.nzn
Z sey COW and calf second oalf, two ~
months old, cow years old. Apply At s21
Jackson street. di78 al
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-17

LOR SALE-AN OAK ROLLING TOP
J., desk IN good. condition Apply at this
office. dis
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-17

Painters are engaged in painting
the Market street bridge over the
Brandywine,
Evergreens are going to be rather
scarce this season in our city. The
demand is greater than the supply.
Several local dealers complain of
scarcity and goods that they had en-
gagged being sold to other dealers.