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Referred to City Solicitor.

Isaac Lyon has written to the District
Commissioners requesting the issuance to
him of a duplicate tax sale certificate on
certain lot, claiming that the one issued
to him October g. 1882. is believed to have
been lost I'm the Commissioners office. He
also asks that a deed be issued on the du-
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Yesterdays Ball Games Elsewhere.

At Brooklyn-Brooklyn, 8: Marquette A
c., 3.
At New York-New York, 8; Montreal. 8
At Worcester-Boston On. L., 8; Worces-
ter, l.
AT. st. Louis-St. Louis IN. L., 2; In
dianapolis, Ii.
AT ACCOMPLISHMENTS, 10; Annapolis, 4
AT Observation-Disclosures, 10; Newark, 3
At Observation-Disclosures, .; Jersey
City, 4.
At Waterbury-Boston "a. L., Is; Water
bury, Z.
AT Notre Dame-Chicago CA L., Is
Notre Dame, Ia.
At Columbus-Columbus, 6; Cincinnati, 5
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ANSON'S BATTING.
Tom Daily Says He Was the Best Nat
ura1 Hitter.

ural Hitter.
The veteran second baseman. Tom Daily,
in discussing the former prowess Of Pop"
Arson with bat, is quoted as saying:
"Anson was about the best natural bats
man I ever saw" said Daily. First came
his great skill in judging balls, for he was
one Of the best walters in the business, get
ting frequent bases on balls. He usually
drove the horsehide on line. with ten
dency toward right field or right center.
though later he began to pull the ball
around to left field to fool the opposition.
These line hits. IL they got through the
the outfield for two or more. Anson, how
ever, was not considered a long hitter in
those days. for there were more long hit
tiers then than now. perhaps because the
sacrifice hit and hit-and-run game was not
SO Well developed. and the players tried to
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tus, Zell, Draeger. Nash. Boyle and Mas
tin. Reveille race-Scott, Carter. Nash,
Tucker. Hunter. Bowling. w. L. Nash.
Putting shot-Cook, Smell. White. Schreye,
Cady, Mastin and Moriarfty. Potato race
Scott. Adams. Moriarity. Hale. Boyle,
Mastin and Tucker. Pole vault-Coon, LOT
tus, Rice and Zell. Running high jump
Cook, Smell, White, LOTUS and Boyle.
Standing broad jump-Scott, Cook. Hughes,
White Lotus, Bouvet and 1giehart. Relay
team-Corcoran Cadets, 9th Battalion team.
Tug of war-Corcoran Cadets. 9Th Battalion
team. Obstacle race-Dowling. Hunter,
Nash, Tucker and Carter.
Trials in all events will be run off tomor-
row night at $3.50 o'clock.
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FOOT COMFORT.

Pressure OF shoe on a tender joint Is the begin
ming. Georges Shield Is the end. II removes
the cause thereby preventing. well instantly
relieving, infiamed and bunions.
AT all Druggists and
J. J. GEORGES son,
CHIROruDY. MANICURING.
Phone Main 2S1S~2. Ills PA AVE. NV.
ap9-1od
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American Jockeys Again Win.

American Jockeys won five out Of six
races at the Maisons Laf1itte. France, meet
ing yesterday. Mcintyre won two races; ].
Reiff, two Qncfuding the principal contest.
the Prix Frontin), and Rigby, one race.
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Entries for Guards Indoor Meet.

Entf1es TOT Guards Indoor Meet.
Following are the entries in the cham
pionship events of the District Guards
Athletic Association. which takes place in
the armory next Friday night:
Fifty-yard run-Scott, Cook, Adams, Lot
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-08
ITEMS FROM
NEW CASTLE,

New Castle, April s.-The shad
season is a very backward one and the
outlook is that the price of sIad will
remain high this year. The demand
for the fish is excellent and the exor.
oltant price of meat will make sla d
bring a better price than otherwise
New Castle this year will be with.
out a base ball park and river re-.
sort. The Riverside farm belongs to
John Il. Addiclls and he has wight
us owner OF that farm to object to
the resort.
Harry Lewis Will carry on the farm
formerly tenantcd by Noah Higgins
ana which was rented BY A. X. Kee.
Robert CarsweIl left today for
Montreal, Canada, where he proposes
TO make his future home. He resign.
ed his position on Saturday at the
Belts machine shops, Wilmington.
10 IS understood that a petition
Will shortly be circulated asking the
manager Of the Wilmington and New
"astle Electric Railway Company to
sell . tickets for a quarter as quite q
number OF regular riders are men
VINO earn but 81 a week and cannot
ahord to buy So book at one time.
~ ticket Slip would be convenient
ana beneficial. Even Delaware CITY
people could purchase such tickets
oul the workingmen claim that they
are entitled to such kind treatment
at the hands of the railway company.
-, 1he CITY election is all a mystery.
lhe opposition ticket sht uld it ma
te.IalIze today will be a surprise,
Mayor Boyd stated last evening that
he did not know who would be the
election officers. Tax Collector Mad.
deh SAYS that a first class man is
'eeded 10 be assessor as he has 200
u ames on his duplicate aud the men
40 not live in New Castle.
Mrs. J. Ernest Philips has return,
"a nome from a visit to Baltimore !
'riands.
ME- and Mrs. Delbert Kirk and
Miss Ella Lane, Of PhiladelphIa,
,,aV ave been visiting Mr.. and Mrs,
Thomas Kirk.
Mls, Cecilia V. Collins has return
a nome from weeks stay in Phila-
'' W. McNeal, Of Baltimore, is Wis.
l'ie friends in New Castle,
MISS Belle Megginson las as her
ueSl, MISS Matte Tomlin, OF Phila.
elphia.
MISS Jeanette Wilson. of Claymont
'he guest Of Miss Mary Shaw.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-08
REvoLUTIoNIsr GAINS.
Trouble In Venezuela Spreading.
Government Forces OFT Defeated,


] WlLLEMSTAD, Island of Curacao,
april S.-News has reached here that
the seaport of Tucacas, in the state of
Lara, was taken April by revolutions
AIRY forces under SOlagny. German mer-
chants at Caracas have received infor.
nation that Earguisimet0, the capital
ct tue state of Lara. has been in pos
session Of the reyCluluuists since
April 1.
The revolution in tho eastern part of
Venezuela has made much progress
during the past week. and the govern
ment las been obliged 10 send re en-
forcelhchfs or troops and supplies OF
ammunition daily 10 many parts of the
republic.
General Es'alantc and two Of PreSi-
dent Castro's brothers suffered severe
defeat at the hanis of the insurgents
under Rorando, rcnalosa and Du-
charnNe April > at San .isostiu. near
Carnpano. in the state'0f BcrmudeH.
Or the 800 government soldiers cngag-
ed in this action only 800 rctreatcd, the
remainder being killed or wounded or
Deserving
The government was defeated in an
other engagement April 4 near FL Pi-
lar, when it's soldiers were trying to
reach Gariaco, in Bermudez.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-08
Light Vote In N;chirRn.

DETROIT. Mich. April $. Except
Ing in Grand Rapids. there was very
little interest manifested in the city
and township elections held throughout
the state yesterday, and none hut pure
ly loca! issues entered into the con-
tests. The weather was cold and raw,
and in the western part of the state
considerable snow fell. 4 light vote
was cast III most cities In Grand Rap-
IDS, where the water supply scandal
has figured as one of the prominent is
sues Of the campaign, the Republicans
gained sweeping victory, elccting
their entire city ticket. headed by w.
Willard Palmer for mayor. Mayor
George II. Perry, who was seeking re-
election for a third term, was beaten
by at least $500 majority.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-08
THE UNPARD0N-
ABLE PARDON.

Bishop Coleman in a letter saws: II
has occurred to me in thinking not q
little over the matter that the state
press, which has 50 UNANIMOUSLY con
demned the recent pardon of Monty.
aloo A. Cole. should be assured that
their views are shared by at least a
large number of the reader. ! have
not convcrsed with anyone upon the
subject who does not strongly disap-
prove this most strange action of our
authorities.
After calmly reviewing the reasons
assigned for this action it remains
with me u matter Of utter amaze
ment that they could have so over
looked the history OF this case. and
what was due the common wealth. as
to liberate one who had so wantonly
offended the law Of God and man.
Even granting that he must not
have survived the full term of his
sentence, that were to have lived
much longer than the testimony
against him would appear to have
warranted
And is there tO be no respect for
the murdered man. his family, and
Others imperiled by the letting loose
OF such a criminal.
Already the bad effects of this
action are visible, in the
movement of other criminals for their
pardon, who however deserving of all
their punishment, are yet apparently
as much entitled to clemcncy as the
one to whom ! am venturing, in all !
charity, to refer.
Another gentleman saws that the
Philadelphia negro murderer was no
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-08
Factory Closed
North Brook field.

North Brookiield, Mass,
April 7.-'I'he depression
oy the closing of the shoe fact
Dry of +. Il a. II. BatchrIler
is seriously affecting the church
rs, because of 50 many people
having left town.
Rev. Father j. O. Compt,
curatr of st. .)oSrrh's Catholic
Church, has been transferred to
Leonlin~lrr, hv order Of Bishop
Beaver, and Father Wrenn,
the pastor, is left alone.
Rev. Albert Beal, pastor of
the Methodist Church, preach
Ell his farewell sermon ycstcr-
day. The members are no
longer able to support a pastor.
Rev. Laird W. Smell, pastor
of Tucker Memorial Church,
will leave in June, as the socie-
ty can no longer support a pas
tor.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-08
TEOusH Get HIGHER Wapes.

BOSTON, April S.-A general ad.
vance OF about 10 per cent in wages of
the cotton mill operatives in the south
ern lla'f OF New England has gone into
effect in practically every mill town in
the territory named with the exception
OF Fail River, where the increase was
given last month. About 10000 en-
ployrrs have begun to earn higher
wages, ana, added TO Some ~ GOO in
Fall Eivcr. more than 1000 hands, or
nearly half the entire mill force in New
England, have already shared in the
present change in pay schedules.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-08
A RUSH FOR GOLD.
Thousands Flock to View Idaho Dig
Eines--Te M ptinp REPORTS,


Eings--Tempting Reports.
ROiSE, Idaho. April S.~-rhe north
west has in Il long time seen nothing to
create such widespread excitement as
the discovery of the Thunder mountain
gO!dfclds in this state. A stampede has
resulted which promises to add 10000
to the camps population before sum-
mer is ended.
One remarkable development is the
investment Of large sums Of money by
eastern syndicntcs composed of men
supposed to be too conservative to take
fiier on even gold mine and whom
the klOndike could not tempt Al
ready over $15On,O0O has been invest
cd by Pittsburg, Chicago and New
York persons. with the district still un-
der ten feet of SNOW
Charles Crawford, Il newspaper man,
who returned from the district. says
the scenes on the trails and in the
camp rival anything ever seen ON the
kl0ndkc, lie saw James Massey wash
S!'oO in six hours out of frozen dirt.
Tho CasWrll brothers, three in number,
washed over $4,000 in fourteen weeks,
He saw the gold and had proof of the
time consumed.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-08
Third Attempt 10 KIN Trepo1.

BERLIN, April s.-The Tagehlatt
publishes dispatch from st. Peters.
burg, dated Sunday, April 6, which re-
ports u third attempt to assassinate
General Trepoff, the prefect Of Mos
COW. While the general was out driy-
ing man. supposed to be a rusticated
student, sprang on the step of his car
riage and tried to stab the prefect, but
only succeeded in wounding a police
man who was seated beside him. The
would be assassin was arrested. 1t IL
believed that there is widespread
conspiracy against the prefect Of DO.
lice.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-08
RiOting In Jamaica,

KINGSTON, Jamaica, April 8. Ad-
vices received here show that the riot
Ing ut Montcgo Bay is still proceeding.
Acting Governor Oliver and the gen
eraI commanding the troops have ar
rived at the scene, and the cruiser
Tribune has sailed to land men at
Monfeso Bay. During the fighting one
man was killed and a police officer was
dlsembOWeled The increased taxation
nnd an unwisc arrest were the cause
of the trouble. The situation is critical,
but the authorities hope TO quell the
rising at an early date.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-08
PECULIAR
EXPERIENCE F

A prominent milk man or SUNDAY
evening not many weeks ago had a
peculiar experience at Talleyvlle,
which caused him some alarm and a
long walk and also furnished much
amusement for the residents Of that
town. The evening in qucs' ion the
milk man called on one of the charm
ing young women Of Talleyvlle. He
had only short time before scared
a new turnout and was the envy of
many Of the young men as he drove
up on that particular evening in his
stylish rig.
1t so happens that the young lady
had another ardent Suit0r who was
not much pleased with the milk
mans attentions, but whether or
not that had anything to do with
the lattcr's experience has not been
learned. A pleasant evening was
passed and at seasonabIe hour the
milkman Started to take his depart.
IRE when lie received q shock that
for moment left him almost speech.
less.
Ga going to the post where he
had tied his horse early in the
evening, he was startled to find
tine animal gone and on making an
lnvestig alton found that the hitch.
ing rein had been cut. He became
very indignant and was sure that
bis new carriage would be broken
to pieces. The young lady was
sorry but could not imagine who
would 90 ouch low dirty trick.
There was nothing for the young
man 10 do but 10 walk 10 his home
a distance OF about two miles. 1t
was afterwards learned that he
lound his team at home all safe.
The joke was on the milk man and
now the residents of that quiet llt-
lie town are wondering why the
milk man does not call again.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-08
PASSEXCLUSIONBI BILL
Representatives Make Meas
ure Still More Drastic,
Law EXTENDED TO THE PHILIPPINES
Conference Report on War Tax Re-
Denl Finally Adopted - Bucket
shop Clause Stricken Out Ow-
Ing to House OpHOsition,

WASHINGTON, April S.-The house
yesterday passed the Chinese cXclu
son bill after incorporating in il sey
eral amendments which increased the
drastic character Of the measure The
principal one not only excludes Chi.
/ Eesc by birth and descent, but all Chi
hose of mixed blood. The chief strug-
gle was over an amendment to prOhib.
it the employment of Chinese sailors
on American ships.
An amendment covering this propo
sltion at first was ruled out on a point
OF order. but subsequently was modi-
ned to evade the ruling and was adopt.
cd 100 to "A. As passed the bill prac.
tically re-enacts all the existing cxclu-
sion laws and Incorporates with them
the existing treasury regulations. 1t
extends these exclusion laws to the
Philippines and the other possessions
OF the United States and fOrbids Chi
ncsr laborers in our colonial posses
slons coming into this country.
The Philippine commission by the
terms Of the bill is directed to adopt
proper measures for the enforcement
OF the provisions of the bill in the
Philippines. The conference report on
the war revenue tax repeal bill was
adopted and the bill sent to the White
lIouse. Late in the afternoon Mr.,
Fowler IN. j. moved to pass under
suspension of the rules the senate bill
to extend the charters of national
banks for twenty years. The Demo.
Gratis were taken completely by sur
prise. AS it was after the usual hour
Tor adjournment the attendance was
slim. The Democrats attempted to fill
buster, but 4 call of the house finally
secured Il quorum, and the bill was
passed.
Considerable time was consumed by
the senate in discussion of the CON
ference report on the bill to reduce the
war revenue taxes. AS passed by the
senate the tax on transactions in so
called bucket shops was retained. The
struck out that provision,
t being explained that the house
would not consent to its retention.
MIR. Berry (Ark), Mr. Bacon Ga.)
md Mr.. Pettus (Ala.) insisted that the
senate should demand the retention of
he tax. Mr.. Aldrich Or. H., Mr.. ALI
on Qa) and Mr.. Spocner (Wis,. while
hey were in favor of the tax, explain
d that 1t could not be retained with.
ut endangering the entire measure.
he conference report finally was
to 20.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-08
SixtO Lopez Again In boston.

BOSTON. April S.-SiXto Lopez, who
Tor some months lived in this city and
claimed to represent Aguinaldo, has
returned here from the far east and in
an interview said that he was prepared
to return to the Philippines and secure
final peace. provided the United States
gives some intnati0n to the Fiipnos
hot necessarily of their immediate but
of their ultimate status. Regarding the
order preventing his return to the Phil
1ppin"s. Senior Lopez said that the
American authorities did not object to
his landing in Manila provided he took
the oath of allegiance. He refused.
however, TO take it, because he did not
believe that any one had a right to in
terfcre with his liberty Of conscience.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-08
Patrick In DaOt, CeII-

NEW YORK. April s. Under death
fentence Albert T. Patrick entered Sing
Sing prison at 2.3O O'Clock Yesterday
afternoon. lie who had cracked Jokes
with his guards throughout his trip
from the city was by i.30 in solitary
confinement in the denthhouse where
he occupies the last cell in the row.
Patrick. WHO was convicted March oi
of the murder Of Millionaire William
NJ. Rice. was sentenced in the morning.
That sentence is that he shall be exc
cute in Sing Sing prison some time dur
Ing the week beginning Monday, May 5.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-08

worse than Cole. Then their is t'aino
who did just what Cole did Left ih
anger, went to his home secured a
knife and stabbed to death man at
Front and Market Street. He is to
Serve the balance OF his ''lmnatural"
life in prison. Such cold blooded
murderer as Cole should De there too.
From all sides comes condemnation
for those who were Instrumental in
getting Cole a pardon. How would
they like If Il member of their family
died by the hand of lrcachero,s mur-
der to see that man go frceas an en-.
to stain the fair name
OF Wilmington with cy!d bioUied
murder.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-08
Two Active Pastors Move To Dover.

Dover, Del, April 7.-Rcv.
F. c. Sunfield, the new evange-
list of the Wilmington Confer
ence, has moved his family to
Dover from Millington, Nd,
and will become a member of
Wesley NJ. E. Church, Rev.
j. Il. Van Burkalow has lust
removed his family to Dover
from Niena, Md. He has been
an itincrant in Wilmington
Conference for 43 years, and
will also be a member Of Wes-
ley Church.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-08
.~ RAlROAD.

Schedule in effect November II. 1901.
All trains illuminated with PintscI
light.
(c Epress trains.
Trains leave Wilmington, Delaware
Avenn" Station. for
NEW YORK. week days. 1926. .a.ao
,lo52 a. m; 'l219, '2.55, 1918 tRoyn
limited', 1927, '7.42, -lo5o n IN
SUNDAYS, 1926, '9.39. "l1.35 a. H.: a. Ii
'3lS ,Eoyal Limited, *7.42, slO.5o y. m
PHILADELPHIA. week DAYS, s5 %
t'S". rb.45, 30. 500, .a.39. 'lo.52. 1852 a,
m.;Fl2l9. '2.55. 2,2O, '4.55, s51S RoyaI
l"Imited), 1927, 6.25 '7.42, .lo.52 u. m.
sundays, '5.26 1.2o. $50 1888, 10 50.
l.35 a. M; '2j5, 800, "5.lS Royal Lin.
ned' 6.S5, '7.42, S.56, '1o52 p. m,
Chester. week days, $50, .645, 7oo
'sos, 1893. 'l0.52, 1852 Il. m; 800, .455'
6.3', ZAP. 'l052 p In. Sundays, 40. $50
.s39, 1888. 'il,35 a. m; 800, 6.a5, =, ~.
S.56. '1o.52 p. NJ.
Atlantic City, week days. .s.45 a, m: i:
2;is' 2.53 and '5.ls p. m. Royal Lin.
it"dl Sundays, 7.20 n. H.; .a.ls n nj.
, Noyal Limited.
Cape May and Ocean City, week day,.
/ 'G,45 a. IN. *2.55 p. M.
Sea Isle City. week days, .6.45 !.
Baltimore and Washington, week Iov,
'4l4, 6.55, 'S,Ol, '11.Ol Il. m.; .l256, - oa
$40. *454. 'S.2o Roynl Limited, sol
'!o.14. p. M. Sundays, 4.1;. 900. COX
a. m; 'l2.56, "2.09 'S40. 5.37, 's.2o RoyaI
Limited, 's0!, "!O.l4 =. III.
Baltimore and way stations, week dave
s.55 n. m; a.19 p. m. Sundays, 9o5 a. m:
b.37 p. N.
Newark, week days, .4.14, 6.s5. .so.
'1l,h a. m; 'l256, 319. '4.54, 612, sol
'lo.h p. m. Sundays. @4.14. 1904, COS a
M; 'l2.S6, 5.31, 1872, 1901. 'l0.l4 D. m.
littsburg. week days, 1904 a. m. ;.4.5A
'lO,l4 D. m. Sundays, 1904 a. NJ; -. 40.
'l0.1i p. m.
Chicago, daily. .s.o4 a. IN: $40 p. IN.
Cincinnati and St. Louis, '4.lA q, m.:
sl2t6. 'lO.H p. H., daily.
Sinserly accommodation, week days.
6.55 q. M; 3ls, 6.l2 p. III. Sundays, sos
o. M: 5.37, 7.S9 p. m.
Landenberc accommodation, week
days, 4.54 p. m.
LEAVE MARKET STREET STA. |
TlON FOR
Baltimore, week days. $50 D. IN,
Landenberg. week days, $40 a. M: $50
e.So p. nj. Sundays, $40 Q. m; $50 D.
u.
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA for WI.
m;nxton. weel: days. 1885. $50 .73o
'lo.96. 1l.00 a. M; 'l2,2o, 'l.37. 215. s3O,.
-17. 500. $50. '5.4s (Royal Limited.
900. $50. '7.26. 1898, l.36 p. III. Sun.
days. "2.sk, '7.sO, 500, Il. 90 a. M; .12,2o.
'l.37. las, '3.OS. 4.35. '54S Royal Lin.
itcd), $50. '7.26. 1888, 1880 D. IN.
Royal Limited is composed exclu.
sively Of Pullman parlor observation and
dining ears. No extra fare except regu.
lar Pullmrn charge.
Delmarvia Telephone No. 1893.
Rates to western points lower than
via nny othw line. ,
II. A. MILLER. Passenger Agent
W Wilmington. Del.
ID. Il. MARTIN, Manager Of Passe,-
ger Traffic. {,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-08

NOTICE.. JENNIE n. BEATTY, THE
~ tansnt aud OCCUPANT OF the iious., sit.
uatsu at No. '!o Tatnall street, in tho
titth ward, in the city of Win petou
lounty of New Castle, state Of Delawsfe.
III compliance with the require u0uLs Of the
hcts oil the General Assembly, IN stl,h casa
made ana prov 'dsd do nefsny give nesic,
mat IShA1l Apply III writing to the courL o:
general sessions OF the state Of delaware,
III ana Tor New Castle Co.. 10 be hsii ut VII
mlnrton, on Monday, the 18th day q
May A. d. l9i.. beng Ghn next term Ut
SUD court. lora license for said house as IN
lhl or tavern. Tor The sale therein OF in tozi.
chIhs ill.ior-. III loss quantities tlan one
iuart.'o be driiuk on tho pr0mis.L ami
ihe Following nuIea rrsper, tDls eits
2el's or said ward 1T least /. OF WHOM
are sHbst.,ntia! freeholders. recon mead tn
ead apDli cation, y.s:
Emile iucAcr John II O'DonnTu
Thomas F,dlsau Harry NJ James
l. ''st"!lchcr James Camp bell
Daniel Mcbride tiu,tuv H lang
Iohh LOS oscar lauri>h
Ipah Farnan Frank u BOYLE
nehry Miller henjamin 4 RawusiS6
Daniel Bck,a Vim Ii hoMn,,n
LteGermun john = Hagsertv
',no oonahot Win IA White
Games FOX Fred Pruu
Aiptrl bucher Henry Miller. Jr
- AnhrsW 1iaynor b Heehan
."rl Ei-enihenser thas Kyle .ir
AZ '5t' JEN ME Il BEAT
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-08
CommisSi0Mer PONderly Resigns,

WASHINGTON, April S.-The resig-
nation of Hon. Terrence V. poWdprly
as commissioner general Of immyra-
tion has been placed in the hands of
The president. Mr.. rowderly is to he
succeeded in office hy Mr.. Frank Z.
Sargent. hut as the latter does not pN-
rrct to take hold for more than a
month th" present commissioners res
fGnation probably will not he accepted
by the president until that time,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-08
How | Make These Cures,

: Prof. j. Townsend by nv magnetic trent.
ment made these curas in this city the Iu,t
. ght years. rheumatism. paralysis, fit., Hi. =.
ney disease. SPINAL disease, inpotcncy, all
female weakness. all nervous atfictionS All
cases trehtsd nj their homes Prof Town.
sehi DGr'mn.lyn cure, cracked. rough hands
and face p:mples cuts, burns. BRUISES sore
lips. ulcers. warts corus, tetter; Gaudruff,
family should have box Der.lnalyn 10 cents
box. Sold only by Prof. Townsend in bella.
wnrc. Mov,d Office 10 !!G French street.
Arls