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West Virginia daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1894-1902, 1902-05-02
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West Virginia daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1894-1902, 1902-05-02

Today the firm of J. II. Mccoy
and 7. J. Mccoy have dissolved
partnership by mutual consent, J.
Fl. Mccoy retiring. On and after
this date the business will be con.
tinued at the old stand by T. J. Nc.
Coy. ALI accounts due the firm
will be payable to 7. ]. Mccoy.
Given under my hand this, the
first day of May, 1902.
J. II. Mccoy,
T. ]. Mccoy.
In retiring from this business
and turning 1t over to the exclu-
sive management of my son,
thank the public for the generous
patronage they have always given
to the old firm and ask for con
tinuance of the trade to the new
management.
at J. II. MCCOY.
West Virginia daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1894-1902, 1902-05-02

Though generally
your
West Virginia daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1894-1902, 1902-05-02

Investigations, inquiries and
court martials continue to absorb
the attention of government Of
6cials, from the president down.
For Rent-Rooms for light
housekeeping. Bath, telephone,
electric light and gas. o. Sayre, at
Mccoy Bros. d. 28 If
Immediately following the pur-
chase of the competing oil wells In
West Virginia by the Standard the
price of oil went up. Strange isn't
To Let-House containing six
rooms. bath, water and gas. Rent
reasonable. Inquire at No. 5rI
Diamond street. aft
John D. Rockefeller, Jr., says In
his opinion a rich man may enter
the kingdom of Heaven. Probably
Johns wish Is the parent of the
opinion.
Wanted oil Tool Blacksmiths
and helpers. Apply at once to Oil
Well Supply company. 21st. street
and A. V. Ry. Pittsburg, Pa.
20 12t
West Virginia daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1894-1902, 1902-05-02
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-11
Notable ooeraci6n quir1riica

FL sabado 4 las once de Ia mafana, fuG
asistida de primera intencion, en- el cuarto de
Socorros de Puerta dc TERRA, ana muier de
una .herida producida por una arma de fuego,
cuyo proyecul penetr6 por Ia octava costilla y
alojandose ed el vientre
Practic2da Ia primera ctra por el doctor
Ramirez, fuG conducda al Hospital.
Ell doctor Dobal, mGdico inyerino del eta
do establecimiento en- union de su companero
el doctor RAMIREZ diagnosticaron, que "a heri
da es penetrante en- Ia region abdominal, dc
pron6stico grave { Intervention Quirtlrjica ur-
genie.
Avisaron al iustrado cirujano doctor FL.
gueroa conforme este con Ia opinion de sus
compaheros, decidi6sc n operaci6n, Ia cual Sc
practice por los tres citados doctores. resulton-
do que el hfgado inssoco0n transverse esta~
ban perforados por el proyectil, yendo este {
alojarse Ell Ia region secrolunbar.
Los organos esionados fueron cuidadosa-
mente exaninados y levada a t6rmino ia ope-
raci6n.
La enferma qued6 cargo del medco del
Hospital continda hoy, despu@s de tres dias
de operada, en- estado sstisfactoro
Felicitamos al habll cirujano doctor Fl
guerca los inteligentes j6venes doctores
Doval y Ramirez por el triunfo obtenido en-
en- una operacon tan dificil, y que de ese ca
recter es la primera vez que Sc realiza en- Puer.
to Rico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-11
COSECHAS

En- general todas las cosechas han progre-
sado satsfactoriamente durante la semana que
termin6 el dia 9, pero necesitan mucho que
llueva en- los distritos del Centro S. Ma
yaguez.
De la cafia nueva informan que esta en-
buena condicion, especialmente en- los distritos
del E. y N. La preparation de terreno el
plantio de Gran Cultura continlan. En- Ell dis
trito de Arecibo y San German ha principiado
la molienda y los resultados, segin 10 informado
hasta Ia presente, son muy satiSfactorios En-
otras haciendaS Sc estan preparando para la
molienda todas esaran trabajando princi-
pios de Enero.
El tabaco sigue bien. pero necesita lluvia
en- algunos distritos. En- Aguas Buenas estan
capando el tabaco que Sc planto de temprano.
En- algunas loca!idades contintia la recolec-
cion de cate y en- otras va esta casi concluida
Sc han recogido maiz, habchuelas blancas
gsndures, y Sc ha sembrado maiz batatas.
Las chinas los frutos memories estan
.generalmente abundantisimos. En- alqunos dis
rtos Sc estan acortando los pastos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-11
CORaRa@0 sse America.
de nuestro COrresponsal.)

Diez seis bat erias compuestas de % cafIo.
mes de tiro "a lido han sido ordenadas los ia
Heres de Ia fabrica de Krupp para reorganizar
Ia artilleTfa turca
El illinstro de la Guerra ha autorizado Ia
cOmpra de 22O 900 MauSers pequei1os, ade-
mas vagones de transportes de lnuniciones, to-
do 10 cua ha tornado un presupuesto de mi
Homes go mil dollars.
En- Paris ha tenido un ex:raordinario 6xi-
to cl estreno de TN bale en- dos actos, denomi-
nado Hac9, cuya mtlsca Sc debe al inspirado
compositor NJ Edmond DWemey.
FL bale frG puasto en escena con todo u
r9OrlSmo de detalles que Sc exile en- l. Gran
Opera. el exito mas 0rillante ha coronado Ia
obra del autor.
El Ministro de Negocios eNtranieros de la
Repdblica Argentina ha recibido la sanci6n
que como arbitro diera el Reg Eduardo de In
glaterra, Ia question de llmites sostenida en-
tre aquea repub lea y Ia de Chile.
Por aquella decision, Sc lonceden IA Ar
geutina 40 mil kil6inetros cuadrados del terrific
rio disputado 81 mil Chile.
El yacht Shamrock III serd botado al aqua
segin dicen desde Londres, fines de Mario 8
principles de Abril lady Shafesbury, esposa
del Comodoro del Royal Ulster Yacht Club,
sera Ia madrina del nuevo luchador ror la Co
pa de America.
Ell 27, dia de gracias, que Sc ha celebrado
en- kansas City, ha tenido lugar una "corrida de
toros', ante tina aSistencia &c $500 personas
entire hombreS mujereS
La Sociedad de Humanidad protesto de Ia
fiesta pero el .Jefe de Polic1a Hayes el Mar
shall Maxwell 10 autorizaron presenciaron,
pueS el entretenimiento Sc hacfa para iustrar
al pueblo de 10 que eran cstas fiestas en- MeXi-
,,s.k.- -
los animaeS
Ell dia rs lego Bombay Lord kitchener,
tomando inmediatamente possession del alto car
go de comandante en- Jefe de las tropas ingle
sas de toda Ia India
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-11
.sao si.


MAY cerca del si6o ca que SC elc-
N. Ca>l Noustrl.do 81 Hospital dc In
MatDTnidad e>tl Il dc Santa Rosa. 81
del pueblo 1e L. capital sin cue Sc OBJ
serven se5aIe, Dc construction alEuna:
estaciorad0. Quicto. como todas las CO.
Sas quc dcponden dc los centres ohcia-
les wan mas ulrectamente i bSnef-
ClaT a las classes mcncsteroSaS.
Il obra del Hospital dc Materni-
dad sc esta lleVan1oa cabO con ines
perada prontitud.
Una sociedad de angelicales mu-
ieres ha reCaudalO Ia suma ne0esafia
V Ii obra hermosa de ia caridal que
dara pronto erigida para mostrar 10
que puede Ia muier de eata TERRA.
CuandO tona Su cargo con empeno
nobilisimo una obra por importantly Y
costOsa que Tesulte..
Pero no es a ensalzar Ia obra de Ia
mujer puertorriqueiia que dedicamos
hoy Ia "Nota del dfa, sinO ha prevenir
un possible conflicto que Sc avecina, a
medida que las obras del Hospital de
la mujer lleGan su t6rmino, NADIA
Sc haCe Ell el de la municipalidad.
tPerderd Il obra de la mujer su
destinO, al choque brutal de la desgra-
cia sin remedlo que aQueja a los des
hcredadOs2
In distinguid0 mGdico nos habla-
ba hace unOS dias dc este asunto
comparta nuestrOs temoreS.
81 el Municipio 81 el Estado tam
bien, no Sc afanan por Construir un
Hospital cue sea capaz de recoger en-
SuS SalaS cuantOS VeCinOS neCeSiten
los cuidados ohciales, Ia obra generosa
de la Sociedad de Damas habra
perdido uno de sus principales fines, ST
abre sus puertas todas las dolencias
Y tOdOs los in1ortuniOS, COnmovida
..poL.el espectdculo de la desgracia
errante, de los males sin remedio
Y este es 10 que estd obligado a
evitar nuestro municipio que no es
justo que el esfuerzo individual pier
da Su Obiet0 al tener que COrregir los
abandOnOs sin disculpa de los que es-
tan ObligadOs mas que los indiyiduOS
Y las asOciaciones, q velar por las in
tortunadOS para que no pereZcan en- la
desigual Y barbara lucha de la vida.
En- OtrO sitio de este diario damos
cuenta de una brilante operaci0n prac-
ticada por tres mGdicos de San Juan,
operaci0n dificilisima, y que pesar
de Ia falta dc medios, ha tenido buen
resultado.
La operada 10 ha sido una mujer.
Y los m6dicos podrian garantizar la
curaci0n de ella 81, en- el Hospital de
Santa Rosa, cOntasen con los nedios y
recursos cientificos de que estan dota-
dos estOs establecim1entos en- OtrOS
paises
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-11
Manati
Diciembre @ de 1902


La fiesta de Ia Colonia espaflola qued6 bri-
llantisima. A dicha Colopa Sc unieron pres
tigiosas fanilias de la locaidad para celebrar
la fiesta de Ia Conception era de yer como
fraternizaban todos los buenos elementos de
esta socedad. Los dias " han sido para
nosotros de contento y algeria.
x*~ Los fuegos de artifcios quemados
anoche hicieron sorprendente efecto. Fran
nuy ineeniosos. Amenizo ell acto la orquesta
del sefor Acevedo. Este distinguido professor
ha logrado que nifIos de 7 q afios toquen con
buen gusto maestria. LIE aplaudimos con
gusto
x** Ell bale del Casino Espanol merece
una cronica aparte va la recibiran ustedes.
Por mi parte, Puedo asegurar que esa fiesta
Tue digna de la casa en- que tuvo efecto.
Corresponsaf.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-11

Fiesta Ss1famtii

Los alumnos del "San Juan High and
Graded School" rreparan una function en- e.
teatro, para ell dla 10 del presente mes, a las
ocho en- punto
El ai1o pasado fundaron los a1umnos una
bibloteca en- el Col gio el objeto de esta fieS-
ia es poder comprar mas 1ibros.
Siendo tan digno el objeto, esperamos que
el buen pdblico de San Juan, que tanto interGs
tonla por estos estudiantes, los honrard con su
presencia.
Al teatro la genie de buena volu tad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-11
0tra supIica

Perdonen nuestros buenos corresponsales
one otra vez nos veamos precisados moles-
tarles.
Es ell case, que el periodico resulta estrecho
para toda la information que llega. Precise
es, por tauto, que nuestros corresponsales tras-
mitan las noticias con el mayor lacoaismo. Asf
as aguardamos. ID
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-11

Diciembre s de 1909.


Resulto muy esplendida la fiesta del Arbol.
Ell cafe triunfo como emblem aticc
x** Hoy ha fallecido en- la mayor mise
ria Jose Maria Rivera, mas conocido con el APO
do de "Cabo Menjua" Era un hombre hon
rado, que habia manejado en- otra epoca algu-
nos miles de pesos. Sc murmura que muchos
ciudadanos de levita deben al difunto sumas
respetables, prestadas en- no remota fecha. Paz
SuS reStos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-11
luana Diaz

Los dos aguaceros dc Ia semana han mejo.
rado las condolences de les pastos tambicn
han asegurado & tabaco trasplantado y facilita-
do este trabajo Aunque sc necesita mds llu-
via las cosechas en- general estan en- buena
Cond;con Las hacendas han empezado la
molienda y este trabajo Sc impulsa con acti-
vidad
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-11
Corresponsaf.

Les suplicamos que las notas que Sc rela
cionen con la administration con la casa edi-
tora vengan separadas de las que deban publ
carse. La mejor marcha del peri6dic1 as1 10
necesita esperamos ser atendidos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-11
.Niimero a>s
San Sehasti2n.

. l).cieubnc d i95e.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-11

,"~~ P~erto Rico "a dc DseiemSrsde 1000.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-11

Ia procession anunc;ada PARA aver iarde cn
honor de II lurisima Conception. no pudo VI
nhclrSe ( Causa &c 4 ma, IN aqua oue cay6
Con al motive, s. q tempo 10 pernlite Sc llcva.
RI, c'esio q domingo pr6Nimo.
IA Nc'ads-bai.e p-oycciada por =
lao de Union quc anuac,t on mi anterior
Sc lley6 Z e!cc.o en- iodas sus parties.
\ pesar de los fucrtes aguacercs Que caye-
ron al oScureccr nurroroSa concurrencia aSistiG
i h fiesta.
Seria Il una d. Il madrugada cuando SC
do fin IA velada, megecicado nutridos aplau-
SOS del pdb'ico
Acto segl.ido SC di6 principle al bale, con
numcrosas y lindas parejas
Ia del alba seria cuando abandonamos
aquel salon, para If buscar el rcposo que ex-
gen tantaS aventuraS
~ Hoy ha s;do senteuc:ado per el Tuez
suPlente. sefIor Castro. 1 s dias de cdrcei Vi
dollars de multa TN tal Sr Molina, por ha-
berSe dejado descarrlar e molino mas dc Ia
cuenta, contra I'm Slibdito esPaflol.
BidaSoa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-11

In pr',ira fccha * rei'nirin los inicia-
do-cs &c l. c-mn@lis Nc-cantil lboro-A -AmeTi-
cana lccyo oh'g;o principal = fonen;ar n cS-
pouac'da & .mpo-ac,oa &c nreS,roS produc,oS
Y les dc las fcpiblcas ,aiino- -anericanaSl. con
a iln &C apTo'ag luS cSiliu:os tratar de ia
ConS,iuc.du - u aleneionada emprcSa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-11

III coche de' miris;ro dc instruction pibii-
GA Sc cs,rcl'6 haoe dias contra IN posie DC IA
luz cltc,rCa. en- = Gale &c Alfonso Nj.
\ il Una media salieron los oaballos des
Decades por Ia ronda del prado. dcsde IA puer
"a &c. minis,c1io DC Fcmcnto, - donde cspeTa-
ba Il coche L SaliAa Gel sciior cJi.de dc Ro-
manones.
Cruzs ron a prs5o carrcra terdida. sin
cochcro ri lacayo que los dirigiera; suberon por
n calle dc Alcala. Il dollar IA de Alfonso XII
ocurr6 el percancc que hemoS dicho.
Lo5 caballos rcslltaron ilesos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-11
ESPANA
ULTlMO CORREO

l. ran cruz del Nier..o Mill; c1noelida
n baa6a Is Morieviicaa i.ozc psr "a. ic,3 r.
oompcnsar q rasgo dc gcner l~idal &c csc -
ior. que graiiacj con ciaco Iesc.-s ]. C4G7 sa.-
gen;o tres i csia caho nm +. clda so,Gado
&c los cue asisiiAroa 4 n Cran par1da con cue
So soiomniz6 IA iira dc don Alfonso Nil.
Er.rc los Jeies &c cuerpo * es,a guarn
oidn Sc ag..a IA idea dc regalar i dicho Senor
las inSig1iaS &c IA coaG>corae.5n i....,ar oi.c e
ha sido o;orgada.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1902-01-15

| FARM TO RENT-On Three & Twen.
ty Creek. Apply to Mrs. ID. s. Taylor.
FOR SALE-Some Bank of Anderson
STOCK. 1t pays ten per cent dividends.
3o-l Jno. X. Hood.
Children Poisoned.
Many children are poisoned and made
nervous and weak, IL not killed outright.
by mothers giving them cough syrnps
containing opiates. Foley's Honey and
Tar Is safe and certain remedy for
coughs, Group and lung troubles, and 10
the only prominent cough medicine that
contains no opiates or other poisone.
Sold by Evans Pharmacy.
Every boy wants Gun Of some kind.
His sporting nature Graves the deli pht
which Gun affords. An Air Rifle will
! satiafy him If 1t is we'll made and has
more than mere toy. Sullivan Hard
ware 20. have line OF these Rifles that
are made to stand the hard usage to
which the boys subject them without
going to pieces" They are beautifully
| finished and are far above comparison
with the ordinary "make shifts" on the
market. Call for "Daisy" when you
want the best.
The prevention Of consumption is en-
tirely question of commencing the
proper treatment in time. Nothing ia 40
well adapted to ward off atal lung trou-
49, Ivy - AAO1Oy dt-U dT. SOlU DV
Evans Pharmacy.
The ladies all like easy. cutting. we'll
tempered Scissors. Brock Udw. Co. cater
to the wants of the ladies, and can fur
nish just such Scissors as will please them.
The many friends Of G. III. Hausau.
Engineer, l.. +. e. w. r. r., at present
living In Lima, o., will be pleased to
know of his recovery from threatened
kidney disease. He writes, II was cured
by using Foley's Kidney Cure, which I
recommend to all, especially trainman
VINO arc usually similarly afflicted
Sold by Evans Pharmacy.
If you want q set of Knives and Forks
for Christmas don't fail 70 inspect the
line carried by Brock Hdw. Co. They
study 10 please their customers, and their
large sales in this line IL evidence of their
thorough knowledge of what will best
meet the requirements of their patrons.
Stop It!
neglected cough or cold NAV lead to
serious bronchial or lung troubles. Don't
take chances when Foley's Honey and
Tar affords perfect security from serious
effects of cold. Sold by Evans E!E.ar-
macy.
Twenty-Five Dollars will buy q fairly
GOOD aqnare practice Piano at the @. A.
Reed Music House. They are intrinsi-
cally worth double that amount.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1902-01-15

FARM TO RENT-On Three g Twen.
ty Creek. Apply to Mrs. ID. s. Taylor.
FOR SALE-Some Bank Of Anderson
STOCK. 1t pays ten per cent dividends.
3o-l Jno. X. Hood.
The evening Republican., 1902-09-10
SMALLPOX
IN CHESTER,

-Che.tn c.nt ~ Wh,l, ro;,n
arnund omonn hi. n,t;o ots VOC, raas
oftor.,ona IT,, cV IJa... $500;
fIont ~ ,no nonrd - IJo,,,,,
toid th,t ,hara .as f,n,uau n w..
Ninth s,rest wh,.h lad L.on y, Va. ,Sv
throe veoks had ,evor lad ~ doctnr
,nI ,ror, hra:,a. ~. ,ui,n ... o0oo'
Ihei, r,c.s nr IIo,nn,n, cono,uI
inv ihst ma .,so. Irnra on, ,,,'au
went tntha hous. ,VHo, ho r nn,
The evening Republican., 1902-09-10
IMPORTANT POINT
RAISED IN TRIAL.
Indictment Against DeLucca Charges
That the Men Did Not Reside One
Year Within the Jurisdic-
ton of the State.

At the afternoon session Of tn
United States District Court yes
terday Antonio Maio testified that
lie got HE certificate of naturaliza'
ton here last January. The cer.iti
cate was gotten from Maio at Avon,
dale, Pa. BY Secret Service Agents
Peekc and Burns.
Job G.. Williams superintendent
OF the Avondale quarries testified
he knew Vaupucci for many years.
For three years Antonio Sarduccl
has lived at Avondale. Maio has
lived at Avondale during the same
time.
Louisa W. Hughes testified she
has been assistant Postmaster at
Avoudale for nine years. She knew
Sarducci and he has lived to the
best OF her knowledge in Avondale.
1t was similar to the case OF Maio.
He has family and Sarducci
vile. She did not know that Sar.
ducci lived at Woodale. Montchanin
or Bellevue. She never missed the
ltallana away from the place as his
letters came steadily.
William S. Martin, secretary of
the Pennsylvania Marble and Gran.
lite Company Of Baker Station, near
West Grove, Pa. testified lie had
seen Sarducli many times. Gusta-
rlo Antanio has lived for three
years in one CT the tenant houses
at Bakers Station and has collected
the rent oil pay roll for the same
time.
Charles Y. Wilson has lived in
The evening Republican., 1902-09-10
CARD BASKET.

M. +. Allcutt and wife, of Ches-
ter, entertained friends from this
city on Sunday.
w. Robert Tadman aud family
are stopping at the Marlborough,
Atlantic City.
Wilbur Baldwin, Of West Chester
spent Sunday with friends in New
ark.
Mrs. Fl. s. Shippers, of No. 519
East Ninth street, is on visit to
friends for the next few weeks
through the peninsula and North
East, Md.
George Leary and family are
stopping at the Chelsey, Allan tic
City.
Mrs. Lemuel Sylvester, of this
city, and Mrs. Eber E. Speakman,
of Chester, spent Sunday, as the
guests of Mrs. e. E. Speakman, Of
Media.
Charles Baird and Mrs. Eva Webb
were visitors in Kennett Square on
Sunday.
Mrs Hannah Martin is spending
few days with the family CT Mrs.
Sarah W. Swayne, Kennett Square.
James Wharry, of the B. F. Shaw
Co., has returned from two months
tour through Europe.
The evening Republican., 1902-09-10

for the creditors and Berna rd S.
McVey who bought the property
was present when the matter was
taken up this morning.
Attorneys for the creditors were
also anxious that the sale be set
aside as the price it brought would
leave their clients nothing as there
was a mortgage for nearly the
mount it brought.
There were but three bidders at
the sale on September 1, and Mr..
Hilles said he thought this was
largely due to it being at time
when many of the Lawyers and
business men were out of the city.
He also sad that through an error
of his. the sale was on a holiday
Labor Day.
Mr.. McVey stated that he bought
the property in good faith and was
ready to pay for it when ever the
sale was confirmed. He said that
he was the highest bidder aud that
there was no evidence that there
would be any higher bids even it a
new sale was granted.
The chancellor however disap.
proved the sale. No date has been
set as yet for a new sale.
1t is thought that Mr.. McVey
purchased the property for the
Peoples Railway Company.
The evening Republican., 1902-09-10
coNsTRUe ION CO.;
SALE IS D|SAPPRovED,

Cha ncel!or Nicholson in the cour
of Chancery this morning appoint
cd Benjamin Jones and John Wood
appraisers for the George Jones Co.
which company recently went into
the hand of a receivership. Hugh
G. Browne was appointed receiver
on Monday.
The Chancellor also disapprove1
the recent sale of the Delaware
Constitution CO., and ordered a new
sale. William S. Hilles on Monday
made the report of the receivers sale
of the property aud at the same
time petioned the Court for new
sale.
Alvin r. Morrison and Alfred D.
Warner are the receivers. The sale
was held on Monday, September 1.
and was knocked down to Bernard
S. McVey for S1o,275. Mr.. Hilles
stated when he asked for the sal9
to be disapproved that the price
it brought was not more than one
third of its value. Chancellor
Nicholson stated that it was the
first time in his experience that
such a petition had been made and
that he would take the matter up
this morning.
In addition Mr.. Hilles who rep
resents the receivers Willard Sauls-
bury and Andrew G. Gray attorneys
The evening Republican., 1902-09-10
DDCKSrADER'S OPENING


On Monday next at the matinee
performance Dockstader's theatre
at Seventh and Shipley streets will
open its for its ninth season, and
what is to be the last at tins loca-
ton, for if the present plans are car
riei out III another year Dockstad.
er will have, a handsome new the
atre on Market street
Workman are now busy making
alt rati ms and improvements in
he house at Seventh and Shipley,
and when the doors open on Mon
day afternoon everything will DO
really. For tho opening Week and
Curran head the list, presenting a
new political play entitled THE
Terrible Judge" Much is promised
for this new. piece. "A Homespun
Wooing" by Mr.. AMI Mrs. Arthur
Young will doubtless interest every
one, as it is a play of the way
Down East order. Maud Mcintyre.
John LeClair, Eu5kirk and Rich, the
Washes Edwin Gray and several
others are all down on the opening
program. There are a number Of
particularly good shows booked for
the few weeks following the open
Ing. Dockstader's theatre occupies
peculiar relation to the theatre
going public in tins city, and no
one who has been numbered among
the regular patrons is likely to fe1l
tue Least doubt as t. the welcome
which will greet the gro gram for the
opening week.