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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-09
melvin and johnson
NAMED DIRECTORS.
Mayor Fisher Considered the Interests of the City
Only In Making the Selections.

Mayor Fisher this afternoon
appointed Thomas II, Melvin
and Andrew L. johnson. as
Directors of the Street and
I Sewer Department to succeed
A. s. Webster and Patrick
Fahey, resigned. Melvin is
a Union Republican and John
son a Democrat. Mr.. Melvin is
a builder and contractor and
Mr.. John son, a plaster. The
appointments are considered
excellent ones and meet with
approval on all sides.
In announcing the appoint
ments Mayor Fisher said: "1n
selecting the Directors of the
Street and Sewer Department,
to fill the unexpired terms of
A. s. Webster andPatrickF Fahy
l have considered the interests
of the city only, | felt that at
this period in our city's affairs
it was neccs sary to have char
acter, business, ability and in
tegrity. All of the gentlemen
whose names were submitted
for my approval were men of
this class. | have decided to
appoint Thomas H. Melvin to.
fill the unexpired term of A
S. Webster and Andrew L.
johnson to fill the unexpired
term of fPatrick Fahey. l trust
that the appointments will give
general satisfaction with the
approval Of all good citizens
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-09
IIOCkESSIN .JINGLES.

The Penn Social Circle Of Hockes.
sin, met at the home Of Warren Mar.
shall, at Iorklyn, on Saturday even
ing. The meeting was made enjoya-
bic with instrumental music by Miss
Florence Pireson Of Kennett Square,
and vocal selections by Miss Wilson,
OF oxford. Miss Lucy Eastburn read
the social paper and Frank Walker,
Misses Mabel Woodward, Sarah East ..
burn and Warren Marshall gave reci-
tatlons. There were about sixty per-
sons present. Refreshments were
served.
Misses Lucy and Sara Eas tburn of
Union, were given surprise party at
their home last Tuesday evening.
Many friends were present and all
had an enjoyable time.
A stereoptican entertainment was
given in the NJ. L. Church, Monday
and Tuesday evenings.
George Springer has returned from
trip to North Carolina.
Postmaster w. Frank Tayior is
able to be out again after being con.
fined to the house for three weeks
with pneumonia.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-09
Rude Surprise For Delaware

Washington. ID. c., Jan. s.
Representative Ball, of Delaware,
who looks after the States patron-
age matters, was surprised this
afternoon when the president sent
to the Senate the denomination Of
John Cannon Short to be United
States Marshal for the district of
Delaware.
There has been Il hot contest
over the Marshalship, Marshal
Short desiring to succeed him
self, and two or three other pa
triots striving to get the place
themselves. Mr.. Ball understood
that the President would allow
Marshal Short to continue in office
for few weeks longer without u
denomination penlinya settlement
OF the claims of his rivals. 1t is
believed visit which General
James H. Wilson made to WASH
ington last week decided the Pres
ident to act
United States Marshal John Cam
non Short is receiving congratu-
latrons upon being rcappointc,l.
He has received 10 official notiti-
cation as vet.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-09
RAILWAY
GETS VERDICT,

In Superior Court this morning the
Jury in the suit of Samuel Belts vs.,
Wilmington City Railway Company,
returned verdict for the defendants
The jury waidiscnargcd until Mon.
day morning.
On Saturday the attorneys in the
case ofThomas Weldin and the Water
Department VS.. The Mayor and
Council Of Wilmington will make
argument on the new case stated.
Settlements was reported in the case
OF the kelbler- Weyl Baking Company
vs.. Wilmington City Railway. The
p!antifl was represented by John p.
Nields.
William II. Heald attorney for
Sheriff Mcdaniel asked leave to with
draw the demurr In the Coffin vs..
Mcdaniel crse, and file his plea.
On Monday the court will take up
all inqnisltions on judgments and
after that date there will be no fury
cases.
Court adjourned until Monday at
10 o'clock.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-09
IOEkLNN NOTES,

Miss Emma c. Kane, Of Philadel.
phIa, who has been spending the hol-
idays with her parents here, gave a
card party at her home on Friday
evening. Prior to the game the
guests were entertained by elections
from the phonograph.
The following guests were present:
Misses Julia Dolan, Name Under
wood, Agnes lIalluran, Anna Halo.
ran, Bessie Press, Julia Kane.
Mcssrs. James McKe!vcy, NJ. j.
O'Ncal, Thomas Underwood, Will
liam Ryan, Joseph, Kane and Frank
CunCannan.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-09

! A. L. johnson, the newly
appointed Street and Sewer
Commissioner, was born in
Maryland in 1850. He came
to this city in 1865 and learned
the plaatering business with
Robert Haddock and has car
ried on the business for some
twenty years. Mr.. johnson
served the Legislature during
the session of 1898, being elect
ed on the Democratic ticket.
lie has built up quite a num-
Der of houses in our city and is
looked upon as being one of
on our most progressive citizens.
The position came unsought
by him and when rendered
him by the Mayor, was a COM
plete surprise.
Thomas H. Melvin is a we'll
known builder and is about So
years of age. He has never
been identified in politics but
is a Republican. He has
built quite a large number of
houses on the east side of the
city and is considered one of
our best and most conservative
citizens.
The position as Director un-
by Mr.. Melvin and he
gave it much consideration be-
fore accepting. The concensus
of opinion is that the Mayor
has made two very commend
able appointments.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-09
CASES IN
CITY COURT.

Before Judge Churchman in the
Municipal Court this morning, Oth-
Ger Robert McGarvey charged
Frank Goriky. a soldier. with act
ing 10 a disorderlv manner on
Maryland avenue, last evening and
vas fined 81 and costs.
Della Russell aud Nellie Saund-
ers with keeping houses of ill-iame.
Pleas OF not guilty were entered
and a continuance asked for until
Monday morning.
Owing to the absence OF Jennie
Porters mother. Deputy CITY So
licitor Garrett asked that the cases
Of the same defendants be post
poned in which they are charged
with har boring minor child Tor
Immoral purposes. The court grant
ed continuance until Monday.
The witness reached court ten
minutes alter it had ad djuurned.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-09
The Street and Sewer Department.

The reconstruction of the Street
aud Sewer Department will cause
quite shaking up IN that depart.
ment Of the city government, The
four supervisors who are Demo
Gratis, will be succeeded hy four Re
publicans if the precedcnts set in
this department refDI!owci BY the
new Board of Directors. Already
there are numerous applicants tor
every position within the Gift of the
Directors There will be a supcrin-
teudent of streets and several
clerks outside OF chief clerk to be
appointed There appears to be a
disposition on the part OF some men
who have been offered the Dircc.
tors b rs 10 hod back owing TO the
large bond which is required
OF them. Few men care to ask
their friends TO so on their bond
Tor this position which only pays
$500 year.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-09
School.
DE moor attic L,eatue.

The Democrat: League last night
elected the following officers: Presi-
dent. Willard 5. Meredith; vice.
president, William S. Cloud finan.
c'al secretary. George c. Morton;
recording secretary, William Il.
l'ana,ha!er; treasurer, John Pyle:
executive committee, George NJ
Gillespie, William C. Grothaus,
Harry &. Ware. Dennls +. Har.
k.ns, Charles Swayne, Dennis S.
Keader, Jr. and William Land
tha'er; Investigating committee,
Dennis Carr, J, Wesley Carey. Ber-
nard l'onahoe, William Berger and
George {. Morton; auditing commit
zee William Brommell, Bernard
Donahoe and William S. Cloud.
Al the meeting OF the league it
was decided to donate SIS 10 the
committee OF fifty OF the tCltizens
Association to Push the nvesti.a-
lion o. city aDd county affairs.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-09
Funeral Directors,
NH' H. Ros'NSoN,J&.
Undertaken and E.utai IN ,r,
ONCE and Residence.
223 West Seventh 81.
T0IepIion9 call NN
TiOmut attention given 60 Il! III. cl!ll.

L'OR SAIE-A IAEgE LINE lOF NEW
IL and second hand furniture cunsis ting OF
" oak and walnut chamber suits, hne white
aud green enamel beIsL.Hds, odd bureaus
aud stands, FIN" round aud square oak and
walnut extension tables tc 10 foot. swell
front sileboarls. high back chairs, cabinets,
uprig ght bookcases suitable for Office uie,
tuttcd couches, ensy chairs fancy rockers.
hail stands, very nice folding beds, fine
toned orgars, several Kinds and sizes OF mir
rors. u first class assortment of stoves such
as Victor Cook Queen II thcr aid Othello,
houble heaters, wood, gas, oil und rom stoves
800 yards ingram and Brussels carpets fancy
art squares. oil cloth, mattings all
kinds and sizes OF fancy rug,; l6J pieces Of
nntqac furniture, inc .uding bookcases. sacre.
tnries. claw foot tables and side boards, col.
umn and sw.ll front bureaus, high buck box
seat hall chairs. andirons tongs. high boys
desks. chests of drawers, ing and card to.
giles, clocks. pewter pots rare china and
blnsswure. hedstead and bureau, o foot high
bsiStrad, Va foot wide ,nirror iu bureau Q
ioot by ~ sect, . elegant parlor suits at bic.
Mahon bios. ~. King street. Deln,. phone
1225 D. 4 A; 100 A, 10
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-09
MARR led At NEW ARK.

Miss Louise G. Webber, Of Christi.
ana and John Irwin Dayctt Of Cooch $
Bridge, were quietly marriedat New
ark last evening. The ceremony was
performed at the home OF the Rev.
j. l., NaIIandigham.
After tn" ceremony the couple
came to this city and stopped at The
Clayton House. Aftera trip through
the South they wi reside at Coucl S
Bridge.
The marriage caused a great deal
of surprise among the friend, Of both
parties, although it vas known that
they were engaged.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-09
III AJHs.

POWELL-in this city on Jan. g. 1909, Arthur
Powell.
Relatives, friends and members of Frankli n
Circle No. = brotherhood of the Union c, OF
A. Al. are invited to attend the funera! ser.
vices at Mhdeley NJ. E Oh urch, B strent and
New Castle avenue. on Frilay evening Jau.
erview Gem stery. Saturday Jan ii, without
further noti oe
FORD-In this olty on Jan. 8, 1902, Caroline
II. lord aged Ge ycnrs.
Relatives and friend, are invited to attend
the funeral services at residence OF her son
Edgar Ford, 1893 West 81 street :on Saturday
afternoon at . o'c ocx. lntermant at Ri YER
view cemetery.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-09

the meantime it is necessary to cali
upon the philantbropic people Of
this state.
TO carry on its work, the COM
mission has employed Miss Flor
Baynard Kane, She has or.
ganized the libraries owned by
the state. Subscriptions TO this
fluid may be sent to the chairman,
Man'ove Hayes, Dover, to whose
order checks should be made.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-09
Died OF lOoi polSouiny

Theodore Willis, Of No. G32 West
SiXth street, aged - years, died yes.
terday from hcol poisoning caused
oy picking a pimP'e ol his neck few
days ago \ hcarthroken Wife an d
scve1 children survive him, ON Fri
day last Willis was .holhercd a little
BY ptmplc on his neck and lie III.
cautiously picked il with his nail
That night Ii, neck gave, himS0mc
pain and NEXT day Il physician was
summoned aud despite his Efforts
death claimed him as a victim
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-09
'I!ll"oOi -lltic,an.

"EIlwood, ~ the Magician enter
tanned large audience al tn. \.
M. {. A. hall TUESDAY, evening.
The entertainment was one OF the
bes, oil the series and good sam
was nettcd ElIwooi 3 fc4ts weie
marvellous and were the source of
much amusement and wonder. The
next entertainment Of the course
will be on Fcbrua ry is.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-09
THE WEATHER.

THE WEATHER.
In the Middle States and New Eng
land to day cloudy weather and STA
tionary temperature, will prevail,
with northerly winds, becoming var
liable.
Friday, partly cloudy, to fair slight
ly warmer weather, will prevail, with
variable winds.
Saturday, fair weather will prevail
with slight temperature changes.
The thermometer at w, C. Taylors
drug store Bog King street. to day register
cd as follows:
7oclock 10 o'clock | o'clock
33 81 BJ
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-09
Observation-Disclosures.

Washington. ID. C, Jan. S.-Miss
Julia Foraker, third daug hter of Sen.
ator and Mrs. Joseph b. Foraker, OF
Ohio. was married today to Mr.. Fran.
els King Wainwright of Philadelphia
The President and Mrs. Roose welt
were present at the ceremony and the
Senate of the United States took
formal recess from noon until CLOCK
In order that the colleagues of the
brides father might attend the nup-
tials.
The ceremony was performed bv
the pastor of st. Johns Episcopal
Church. at the home Of the BRIDES
parents. The mansion was elaborate
ly decorated. A wedding breakfast
was served to the large company in
the large dining room.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-09
CHRISTMAS -; !:
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EXERCISES.

A delightful Christmas euterta in.
ment was held in the NJ. K. Church
at k'rkwood. William Anderson
OF Delaware City, was musical d.
rector, and Miss Buelah Casden,
organist The follow ng program
was rendered:
Organ voluntary. The Shepherd
Bov Miss Buelah Casden
Chorus, Glory to God 10 the High.
eS'.'','' '.... ........ School
Responsive reading.
Prayer.
Kecita tlor ......... Mary Rces
Recitation. ....... Evelyn Edwards
Duet, List the Song 90. Miss Bessie
Stirling, Miss Blanche Casdcn.
Candle exercise Six little girls
Solo. The Great White Throne.
Mr.. Anderson
Chorus. Joy Bells are Ringing,
School
Recitation, Little Miss Rich,
Laura Conaway
Solo, Dearest Of All,
MISS NARY hastings
Kecifatlon.. ... .... Mildred Cary
Solo. The Beautiful Land.
Miss Belle Carnagy
Recitation ,...... DelIah Conaway
Melody. Angels Message,
VIM. Anderson, Miss Bessie Ster.
ling, Miss Blanche Casden.
The Three Stars. Hannah Hast
lngs. Belle Carnagv, Edith Bid.
die.
Duet, Bethehcm's Village so Low.
ly 49,. Miss Mary Coraway, Miss
Blanche Casden
Responsive readings.
~ ''' -....' ''.... -..oCuOOl
Recitation ......... Edna Marsev
KoIl call by Secretary. Miss Clara
Casden.
Old krIss distributed box of
candy, an orange aud banana 10
each scholar.
Chorus. Wonderful Love,
~ l
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-09
BIRTHDAY PARTY.

Lewis j. Darrell entertained about
thirty youn" friends at the thirteenth
annivery OF his birthday last pight.
The evening was made pleasant wit b
various games and music. At late
hour refreshments we're served.
Many fine presents were received by
Master Darrell,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-09
Morocco Men Meet.

The National Morocco Manufac.
turers Association held its semi an.
nual meeting In this city t0dayl
There were about one hundred per,
sons present at tie meeting this
morning but no business was done.
The committee Of arrangements wa4
composed Of James Debb, Il. Mitchell
James |. Ford, II. G.. Garrett and
Joseph B'atz. rhe guests OF honor
at the banquet this murning were
Judge Gray, Levi q. Bird, and II. H.
Ward, all Of whom will m axe ad.
dresses.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-09

The double deck lWin screw ferry
boat hdgrNalrr built for the River
sid' ana Fort Lee Ferry company, Of
New York, was launched from the
yards of the II. X II.rumpany at noon
IT, ua}' Mrs. y. VI. Taylor, ul New
l"rh christcncd the boat.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-09

The Fifth Union Presbyterian
SeIvice III observance of the Week
Prayer, will he held in West Pres
bvterian Church corner Of Eighth
and Washington streets pu Fri
day at p. NJ. Subject; The Fam
lily and The School.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-09
Wdler " itch Officers.

Al meeting Of the Water Witch
Fire Company these officers we're
elected: President, T.. f. Kane,
vIce-Prcs.dent, J. J. McGoldrck
recording secretary, +. j. McGol .
drIck financial secretary, ". II.
Murphy; Treasurer. DR.. II. c.
Moore; trustees, George Shuster,
John J. Tagsart, Frank Nansant;
directors, Z. J. Lynch, J. Chapclle,
J. ;. Pierce; engineer. l. s. Pierce;
first assistant, j. NJ. Dillon, and
second assistant, George Shu ster
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-09
MEME BERS ENTERTAINED.

The members of Phil Sheridan
Post, G. A, r., were eentertanedatt at the
camp fire last night. The program
given was an enjoyable one and the
attendance was large.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-09
A, thur Powell | cad,

Arthur Powell. the well know II
tish dealer who had stalls in the
Third street market, died yester-
day OF Brisht's disease. He was
well and tayorlb!v known in our
city and was an industrious nI an.
Funeral services vii be conducted
10 Madelev NJ. L. Church, on FRI
day evening. lnterment will be
made IN Rtvrrvlew cemetery Sltur-
day morning without further no
tire.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-09

The contractors have finished
the smoke stack Of the new power
house, at the foot Bcuna Vista
Street Yesterday afternoon. An
Am"rirur flag WAS hoated and fine
was thrown IN.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-09
R. H. SCOTT.
R, II, SCOT 7
314 Market St.
Ribbons.

Special for Thursday and Fri
day about 1000 yards Of Satin,
Tatirta and Liberty Ribbons di-
yidrd into three lot, as follows:
No. 2 and 3 wIdths-reduced to sl.
per yard. DC anu SC.
No. q 3, j, 7and 9 wldths-re reduced to
30 per yard. from &c 20 $50.
No. Il to 80 width-reuuced to SC.
per yard. from PC 10 ;j5c.
There i, not every shade in all
the numbers but IA good assort-
mont of colors and if YOU are
fortunate enough to find what YOU
want here the above prices gives
you an idca Of the saving.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-09
Lo.igc Officers

Grand Foreman Benjamin Groves
ana franI Recorder ChaS T.. WooiS,
OF Wilmington, initiated the new
officers If krnnct Lodge Ancient Or
der t.! United Wmkmcn Monday even
in4.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-09
Delaware Railroad

The annual meeting of the stock
holders u the Delaware Railroad
Company, was held at Dover today,
The same board Of directors was
chosen The past wear has been a
very successful one in the history
o the company.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-09
STATE LIBRARY
COM MISSION.

The Delaware State Library Com
mission has reached point where
active energetic and effective work
on its part for the present season
must cease unless it receives more
adequate, finaucial support,from the
philanthropic people OF the state.
In November, gentlemen who
believes in the educational work Of.
fered 500 to the comm ssion oncon-
dition that $500 be contributed bv
others, The commission then made
an appeal through the press Of the
state and by means of Circular
letter sent 10 a number Of people
for contributions to this fluid, Sub.
scriptfon have been coming in slow.
" but the total amount on hand has
thus far only reached s25+. These
subscriptions in sthe order OF their
receipt are as follows:
Mr.. j. E. Smith SO
Mrs. NJ. C. Warner 10
MIR. II. T. Stuart 10
Mr.. Cbas. Beadenkopf S
" ii. +. Scott III
- Samuel Bancroft, Jr. SO
Bishop Leighton Coleman 5
Gov John Hum 10
Prof. w. A. Pratt ?
Mr.. Edmund Mitchell 5
" D. W. Corbltt 10
- Manlove Hayes 10
A, D. Warner 10
Orlando Owens 10
" J. l.. sherperd S
" W. G. Hill s.
Col J. J Ross 81
Mr.. W. A. Fleming /
" VIM. Beadenkopf 81
A. e. Thatcher L
Total 1894
1t will be seen that there is still
$l66 10 order to secure the 800 first
offered, thus making the total oil
$500, imperatively required to carry
on the work OF the commission.
Unless this sum is made up with
out delay, the active work must
cease in few days. 1t is hoped
that the commission will receive e.
nancial support from the state at
the next legislative session but in
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-09
CARD BASKET,

Miss Julia Wharton of Dover, is
the guest of Miss Lulu Belle Ahren,
OF this city.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-09
PERSONAL;
MENTION.
REEDY -ORNAM.

Milford, Jan. 9.-Miss Edith Van
Ornam OF Camden and James w.
Reedy, son of Sheriff Reedy, we're
married here this morning by Rsv.
George M. Bond.
The immediate friends OF the fam.
lilies were present. A wedding break
fast was served and the happy coupl
left OH trip to Niagara Falls.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-09
PU UBLIC5AI.IC

OF all good furniture VIII be soil Mt M
80 Brown street on TUESDAY, january u :.
AZ N o clock, elegant par r. iurnItur, CHAR
COS 500 piano, latest s'yJr h,iruom n Il
dining room fun tuie. good Hru,,,l, .nrI
Other carpets, brLuing COOK ana room -t, vp.
and II iull linz OF chIua arl .ll,,,yur.. trI
VIII b" "A pu4Itlye -al" and one OF tho beat lrt.
Of turniturt sod Tor some Iimn Inn Lul
Is tor rent John GlBEoHS
SllIlism son, Arc, IbIl.li.lG.ls..O
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-09
R. H. SCOTT,

Ten FROM leav
cloths. All cX-
per crpt $500 trous-
crS which are
cent off net. Sack Suits
Trousers 80 to
S1l. Sack Suits
S2O,OU to $4,000,
Heavy Ovcrconts
S2j to $50. Finest Cloths
Of every kind, all novelties in
single patterns. Same care
in fitting, making and trim
ming us at regular prices.
This will be . big season for
Full Dress Suits and Tuxe-
dos. To order Suits S2j to
SEQ; Prince Albert Coat and
Vest so to SO. Full line
finest Nicuma>. Thibrts and
[ ln1rrSsel Wurstrls for this
style work, Medium weights
for Ovcrcnat- $40 to $40
Closed evenings at 6 except
Saturdays.
JAS. 7. MULLlN & SONS
9th aad Market. W llmington
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-09
NolInF-AN%rAL MEETING.

Vl'F-NNNVAI lIEETINN.
n Security Trust 81 safe Deposit G.,
NIim'nsion, Del Jan. 4" lpl
N"llco - h"re"y given that the StuckuO.t-
ert Annual Ni"r'ing Of this GO n,suy tor tho
,i'ttiuu ot dlltcLor- and TIE tianaurtiuu nf
such other lusl.tss "A may come BET one fine
meeting, Viii be head at the office Of the com
Inny 40. hl' Market street, on Tuesday. J,n
%lIt, I2D' b"LwrrH tEr hours OF j and lp'uIrck
p m. JAMES h CnA!tkrOE,
jJlOt 1rre.urr
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-09
FOR SAi.f..

Il OR SALE-3OO FINE OVERCOATS FROM
u New fOrH Dawnbroker, costing fro m
50 to $50; our price ~ 81; 20J pairs custom
made trousers, l9O overcoats for boys from
3to l4yeurs old at McMuhuu Bros. by2 Kin .
street. open atnight. do
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-09
" A.\I'It1).

NHJ ANTED-a GOOD COl.ORGD COOK.
~ reference required. Apply to 1870 W.
18th street.. iN.Yt
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-09

M ANTED-A 10Y TO RUN EnRANDS
Wy apply at stalls IL aud 10 Eighth street
marnet iglt
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-09

L'OR SALE-HOUSE ON WEST SIDE 0
/ rooms and bath. with screens. A ldross
ABC til office. d3lt
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-09

Il OK SALE-NEW HOUSES SIXTH AND
II Clayton streets; finished a mouths; y
rooms. bath, reception hall, pantry, etc:
overy convenience, healthy and dry; best
workmanship, beauii uliy raporeI; ensy
terms. Chts. {. Kurtz, Oil Market street.
Delmarvia telephone $50; y. & A. telephone
33G A. i8-lmo
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-09

"A AM n HELP FURNiSHCD FOHHO
W ttis restaurants and pri yats ialnIlis,
,ihfrlnot!c Apply HtWl!nIn.ton Inseli
~ q tiitr so5 shipley street. m!J u
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-09
FOR RENT.

E'ot tRENT-FUHN1SHED ROOMS, WITH
heat. and with or without board at 4O2
West 4,h street. d S.dms