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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-07
OBITUARY

SsIlis Reddeu, aged 80 years, died on
Sunday OF tuberculosis.
Harvey W. Loper, a child, died on
Monday at 1912 Heald street.
Mary e. Polk, aged 20 years, died
yesterday at S05 hilsuE street, Of peri
tonitis.
Henry Garner died Of general debil
ity, at Dos North Van Buren street,
yesterday.
WBerthas Iravers, aged 90 years, died
Of tuberculosis, on Sunday, at 2SO5
West Second street.
Margaret Quinn, aged 81 years, died
on Saturday at b and Buttonwood
streets, Of general debility.
Mary Dolan. aged 80 years, died yes
terday at No 200 West Sixth street.
Death was due TO tuberculosis.
William lAskins, aged 80 years, died
of tuberculosis, on Sunday, at mis-
home, on South Market street.
Rebeooa Murray, aged 43 years, died
in New York last Friday aud the body
has been brought here for burial.
George MoGuirk, the l0-months child
of Nh. and Mrs. George McGuirk OF
MaTshallton choked to death yesterday
while suffering with GROUP.
The funeral of Lemuel Hitch, the
Delaware railroad conductor, wko died
suddenly on lSaturdAy night, takes
place this afternoon at O'Clock from
his late residence, S02 West Tenth
street. The funeral services will be il
charge of st. Johns Commandery, X.
t., of which the deceased was a mem.
her. The officiating minister will b,
Rev. George @. Hall, rector of St
Johns z. K. Church. The pallbearerl
will be members Of the oommandery
Int rment will be made at Whining tor
and Brandywine cemetery.
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TO LOOK INTO MATTER
And Ascertain Whether it Conflicts
With City Plant.
NO FORMAL OBJECTION MADE
Chief Leisen to Consult City
Solicitor Townsend.
ALSO THE STREET AND SEWER BOARD

Though not officially notified, the Water
Department today took official cognizance
Of the project Of the Delaware Water Co..
10 supply the P, B. & W. Railroad Co.
with water, which is now pending before
the Street and Sewer Department, and
Chief Engineer Leisen of the Water De
partment arranged for a conference with
City Solicitor Townsend and also the
Directors of the Street and Sewer De-
partment, in regard to the matter.
Mr.. Leisen took this action after con-
ferring with members Of the Water Board.
who thought the department should ascer-
tain whether such a project would be an
infringement on the municipal water
plant. Mr.. Leisen will consult City So
iicitor Townsend on this point and he
will ask the Street and Sewer Depart
ment to defer action until an opinion can
be obtained by the Water Board from
the city solicitor.
Besides talking with the water com
missioners, Chief Lessen also had a talk
with Mayor Wilson this morning, and the
mayor was Of the opinion that the legal
status Of such move should be estab-
hshed before any action is taken
Mr.. Leisen holds that where the pipes
cross the streets they may interfere with
the pipes Of the department but whether
there is any other objection to granting
the franchise asked by the company he
does not know.
The company has agreed, however
through its counsel, Harry Emmons. tC
lay the pipe in such a manner as not tc
interfere with any other pipes, so it woulc
seem as if there could not be much inter
ference, for if it should be found that tho
company's pipes would interfere. the
inference is that the company woulc
change their course.
The railroad company now paws an
annual water rental to the city of about
$1,000, which. OF course, is an item
and Mr.. Leisen is of the opinion that tn,
cost will be Just as great under the new
system, although he has not made al
Investigation.
The company, which has already lai,
q pipe line from a point near Christiana
tapping Bufort Lake, 70 Ruthby, aske,
permission, at the meeting of the Stree
and Sewer Department. yesterday, L
lay a line along the right Of way Of tn
p, B. 4 w railroad, on the South Side
in Wilmington, SO as to supply water &
the new reservoir which is now beinl
built at Shellpot. The members Of th
department said they had no objection
provided the company would supply onl,
the railroad company and would lay It
pipes in such a manner as not to inter
feTe with other pipes. These condition
we're agreed TO and it was decided Z
present a formal resolution at the meet
ing next Tuesday.
The Water Department will endeavc
10 be able to state its position in th
matter by that time.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-07
COUNTY ASSESSMENT.
Levy Court in Session Today to Hear
Appeals.

Levy Court in Session Today 70 Hear
Appeals.
The Levy Court was in session this
morning TO hear appeals from the assess
ment and transact any other business
which might be brought up.
An appeal was made from the assess
ment OF farm in Appoquinimink hum
dred owned by Mrs. Lydia Rothwell.
John NJ. Rothwell, husband of the owner,
and w. L. Rothwell of this city, her son,
made the appeal. They stated that the
last assessment had been increased from
S45 to $50 an acre and that the farms
adjoining, which they claim are Just as
valuable, remain at S45. They said no
Improvements had been made TO the
property in recent years and considered
it unjust TO raise the assessment on the
farm above that of adjoining land. The
farm is composed of 100 acres.
Commissioner Scott claimed that il
was the finest farm in Appoquiniminll
hundred and that $50 an acre is fair
assessment. He also contended that il
is a better farm than those referred to by
Mr.. RothWell. Action was deferred.
The assessment on the property Of Vir-
ginia r. Drager, consisting Of 2S acres
Of land in the northern district Of PEN
cader hundred, was reduced from 5000
to $500.
The changes TO be made TO the planl
for the bridge over the Appoquiniminl
River arc such that it will probably bl
a week before the court is ready to adver
tise for new bids.
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RACES AT BENNINGs.

Atsoc'siei lrssr i'snisah ~ saeclel Wire
Washington. March The full lish
Of entries for the Bcnnings spring race
meeting handioaps the Washington Nur-
sory, the Oxnad dinner stakes, the Jesse
Brown cup, the Chevy Chase steeple-
chase and the spring handicap stecplo-
chase has been received and in most
eases show gratifying increase over
previous years.
Tho Bonnings handicap received 81
entries, one less than last year, but tho
five Others show an appreciable increase,
the Oxnard dinner stakes having 30. tho
Jesse Brown cup 30, the Chevy Chase
stecplcchaso l3, the spring steepleohaao
40 and the Washington Nursery no less
than go entries. There are three stakes
for two-year-olds, tho Nursery, the Jesse
Brown cup and the Oxnnrd dinner stakes.
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SPECIAL IuRIEs.
Drawn 10 Try Damage Cases in the
Superior Court.

Drawn 10 Try Damage Cases in the
Superior Court.
The following special iuries we're struck
this morning.
To Try the case OF Garrett VS.. the
Peoples Railway 20. .
Wilmington illiam Turner, William
H. Morris, Thomas McComb, Bonlamm
r. Shakespeare.
Brandyvine- Howard 4 Lodge Newton
l.. Gnbb, J. Atwood Weldin.
Christiana.-W William J. Armstrong.
Mill Creek-Robert p. Dennison, George
w Shakespeare.
White Clay Creek-Harry McKinsey.
Pencader-David McAlulhn.
New Castle-Willis Blackburn, James
+. Challenger. Jacob Wright.
Red Lion-Miles Clark Theodore Jones;
st. Georges William McMullin, Jr., j.
Cowgirl Aston.
Appoquinimink-George H.Ginn, John
p. Collins.
Blackbird-John w. Roberts, Samue
C. Derrickson. Charles Berth.
70 try the case Of di Megho VS.. b. 4 .
Railroad Co..
Wilmington Severson B. Cooling Jas
NJ. BRYAN. Gilpin $. Woodward, Millar'
y. Davis. Charles +. Dubell, William
Turner.
Brandvwine William L. Barlow.
Christiana-W. Atwood Neldin.
Mil Creel-A. Frank klair.
White Clay Creek-Arthur G. Webbei
Frank J Jamison.
Pencader Zachary 4. Harris.
New Castle-William Rothwell, Man
/ love McFarlin
Red Lion-William II. II. Clark.
st. Georges Alexander p Corbit,
Cowgirl Aston, John NJ. Rothwoll,
Appoqunimink- Joseph G. Daniel
John S. Lattomus, Elias ~ Moore.
Blackbird- James G. Reynolds, Rec
Wa.tol Jr., Abram Stats.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-07
INQUEST HELD.

Philadelphia Coroner Disposes Of the
Matter Of a Death on p, B. g. W. Rail-
road Train.
An inquest was held in Philadelphia,
Yesterday. by Coroner Jermon on the
body of A. ID. Gnospellius, whose death
occurred on a train on the 2 b. 4 W..
railroad, while en- route from Jackson
vile, Fla. to Philadelphia. The coroner,
in Philadelphia did not want to hold the
inquest, on account of the man dying, as
he believed in Delaware.
The face is that the local railroad
authorities were notified that the man
was very in and preparation was made
to take him off on the arrival Of the train
at lO7 p. m, on Monday, but on learn
ing that the man was dead and that he
had died at or in the vicinity Of Bacon
Hill. Md, II was deemed advisable TO
tend the body on 70 the destination,
which was Philadelphia, according to the
ticket.
The verdict was death from heart
failure. The man had been south for his
health and was hurrying home in com
pany with physician when he expired.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-07
ON POLICE CONTROVERSY
The German Foreign ONCE Regards a
Satisfactory Issue Of The AlssClTaS
Conference as Assured.
POLICE ARE NOT TO Be NATIONAL
France VIII Have International
Control in Principle.
GUARANTEES YET TO BE SETTLED
A..ocIalea rre. pl.palan nr speeI.lwIr..

Associated Press Dispatch ny apecllWlreA
Berlin, Prussia March Private con-
vorsations between the German and French
ENJOYS at Algecims have brought them
almost TO an agreement on the Moroccan
police controversy, so near, indeed, that
the Foreign Office here regards a satis-
factory issue of the conference as assured.
Germany, il is understood. believes
that France and Spain have officers best
fitted for policing Morocco, and France
accepts international control in principle,
undertaking to supply adequate guar
antees that the police shall not be ma
tional in character. IL is the specific
form of these guarantees that remains
unsettled and continues to be the subject
for discussion.
IL is likely that an international in
spectorship will be created, consisting Of
a single officer of repute from a Power
other than France, Spain or Germany.
One detail which continues to be discussed
is the proprety OF the inspector being
located in a noutnlized harbor The
Ministers Of the Powers also viii exercise
general observation over the police.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-07
Philaoelpnia marKets.
a praea ufanaton nv Sr,arfaI tuf-.

Associated fIett Dlalatcu ul cpecla wires
Philadelphia. Pa, March Wheat. spring 20
lower: Mop red IN export elevator, 63as8jsc 40
/ Northern. sglSae01fc-; No. 2 Northern. s7assc.
Corn, = higher M IN export elevator. 49, "a
46lSc.
Oats. firm; No. white natural sec; No. 2
Bran. arm; winter in bulk. s2o.5OAsa.ooi spring
In sack. O.00as2l co.
Refined sugars, firm but quiet; powdered. q 75a
81 50: granulated, 81 65aS470 confectioners SA50a
SL55: Keystone s4.SOas49h
Butter. hrmi extra Western creamery, soei do
nearby prints, 82c.
Eggs. iirm nearby fresh, 155so at mark; Western
fresh 1515c at mark.
Live poultry, higher iowls,ls5<al5c; old roosters,
lOc: spring chickens, l4al51Sc.; ducks. l6al6o;
geese, l4al5c.. turkeys, 16al6c.
Dressed poultry. steady; fowls, choice, 1a1S
alfc: do fair 70 good. l2l al3c; old roosters lOci
nearby roasting chickens, choice. i6al6c; West
ern 40 choice. l4al5c.; do fair 70 good. l2a13c.i
turkeys. choice ana fancy, lqal0c.: 90 fair 70
good. l7alSc ducks. i0alic; geese. llal6c.
Potatoes dull; Peunsylvania choice and fancy
per bushel Csc. New York choice and fancy per
busnel. 60a6lo; fair TO good, per bushel, 50l5sc,
Flour unchanged.
Iny. steady.
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IN WALL STREET TODAY
- -. nl.nn.on ng -n.cIal NJ,

Associated Press Dispatch uy special Wires
Wall Street, New York, March 7.-lhe
prices in the stock market today opened
with substantial advances all through the
llst, in sympathy with the improved tone
Of the London market. Anaconda rose
So, keading rs, Northern Pacific, Norfolk
a Western. Colorado a. Southern, second
preferred. Erie, second preferred, Niscon-
sin Central preferred, AmaIgamuted Cop
Der. Colorado Fuel ana United states Rub
Der about a point andnsouihern Paci &C.
Union Pacific, Canadian facihc and Dis
tillers Securities large fractions.
The forced character of the opening riee
was shown when the professionals stopped
bidding up stocks and attempted TO yet rid
of come Of their purchases. The demand
fell OF quickly, and stocks we're oiereo
down steadily.
The market became extremely dull at the
de cline, and fluctuations were sluggish ano
unimpor tHnt. Northwestern declined "a
and illinois Central, st. Paul, Great North
ern.t preferred. and Pressed Steel Car
Bonds we're heavy at noon.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-07
SlfatHs.

DoLAN-In this city, on March 9th, 1906 Mary
funeral win be held at No. 200 West sixth
street. on Thursday morning, az $50 ociock
Na.s at st. Peters Catnednl. lnterment al
Cathedral cemetery.
EARNHR-In this city, on March G. 1906 Henry
Reistivesand friends sre respectfully invited %
attend the funeral from bis late residence, No ~
m Van Buren, street, on Friday morning ht y
o'clock Solemn Requiem Mass az - faul
church. Inierment OF Cathedral cemetery
HAYEs--In this city. on March z, 1900 Anna NJ,
the beloved daughter Of Harry r. ana htnna
v Haves aged months. 90.
Funeral from the parents residence No. 239i
Jes.up street on Friday afternoon, ht 8 cluck'
Interinent private nt Riverview cemetery.
sMITH-In thi, city, Margaret warner vile OF
IN Linton smith, In her o2d year.
Services az her late residence ylz broome
street, az 2 o'clock Thursday March otn' inter
ment private. . 49,,
WooDWARD-On Third month, 9th, 1876, Fred
eric X Woodward.
Feiatives and friends are invited 70 attend the
funeral rom his late residence near horth etaI,
an Third month. 9th. 1906, 20 meet 81 the mouse
nj 1880 d. m. Interment at hockessln, Del
Carriages will meet trolley at Hockessin at Wv
a
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-07
DR.. 0. D. RICHARDSON DEAD.
Was Formerly Superintendent OF the Della
ware State Hospital for the Insane.

Was Formerly Superintendent OF the Della
ware State Hospital for the Insane.
DR.. William II. Hancker, super
intendent of the Delaware State Hos
pital for the Insane, at Farnhurst, re-
ceived word, last evening. of the death
Of his step-father, DR.. David Dorring-
ton Richardson, uperintendent OF
the Insane Asylum at NorrlstoWn, Pa.
Deceased was superintendent Of the
Delaware State Hospital from 1889 to
1892 and in the latter year went to
me charge which he filled TO the time
of his death.
Dr. Richardson, prior to taking
charge of the local institution, was in
charge OF the Warren, Pa, institu
lion, and originally came from Block
ley Asylum Of which he was the head
for several years.
His body will, according to his re-
quest, made about 10 years ago, be
cTemated at the crematory at Gel
mantoWn.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-07
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.
c,.,ea Pres. nlspateh by special Wires

Associated Press nisuatch BY special Wires
New York, March 7.-Cotton opened
steady today; March, i0.G3-l0.65i April
1915. offered; May, 1O.s5; June, lU.hO
bid; July 10 SIS; August, l0.e0i September,
no. so offered; October. 1873; November,
1O.41; December, 1O.41i January, 1000,
bid.
Cotton opened steady, at an advance OF
3ab points, on steady cables. There was
not a great deal Of demand, and prices
easad of OF points under realizing, but
rallied toward the middle of the morning
on increased demand. Prices we're about
points higher ON the active months at ths
end Of the first hour.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-07

was spreading all over my body and
limbs. Before ! had used one bottle
Of Cuticura Resolvent, together with
the Ointment, my sores were nearly
healed over, and by the time ! had
used the third bottle, / was entirely
well. had a good appetite and was
heshier than l ever was. To any one
who has any skin OF blood disease 1
would honestly advise them TO get the
Cuticura Remedies and get well guiclier
than all the doctors in the State can
cure you" Mrs. NJ. K. Falin,
May 10, 1905. Speers Ferry, Va.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-07
TOGO SOUTH.

Samuel Morton Win Endeavor 10 Regain
His Health, which Is Broken Down by
a Series Of Misfortunes.
Samuel Morton, a resident Of South
Wilmington, who has been IN the employ
of the p, b. & w. railroad for a number
Of years, leaves today for Cannopee, Fla,
where he will secure a position with a
large lumber firm, with which Oscar Bay
nard, son Of Assistant Car Inspector
Edward Baynard of the railroad com
pany, has been employed for several
years.
Mr.. Morton is going partly for his
health. He has been i'll, the result Of the
illness and death Of his wife and the death
Of his only son, who was killed by cars
on the cutoff Of the p, b. * W. railroad,
at the foot of Buttonwood street, about
three years ago.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-07
ONE KILLED. Five INJURED.
AnocIrled rrou Dispatch By spsalsi wire,

Associated T'rcss Dispatch BY speciAl wires
Philadelphia, Pa, March Ys--Adolph
Friendman, aged So years, was Instantly
killed and FIVE other men were seriously
injured by an explosion today at tho
printz Decreasing Works, Magazine Lame
and the Schuylldu River, tho extreme
southwestern section Of the city.
The men Wero working tho extraction
department, whero oil IA taken from
leather, whom tank OF naphtha exploded.
Friendman was blown through a window
and killed, and his fellow-workers were
badly burned. The building, a one
story brick structure, was destroyed by
fire, which followed the explosion.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-07
DoUBLE-DEoK FERRyBoAT.

The Mauch Chunk, Local Product, Goes
to Philadelphia.
The double-deck ferryboat Mauch
Chunk, constructed at the ayrds OF the
Harlan & Hollingsworth Co., in 1898,
for the Central Railroad Of New Jersey,
has been sold to the Philadelphia & Read
ing Railway Co., and will ply between
Chestnut street wharf, Philadelphia, and
kaign's Point, Camden.
The boat has been in service between
New York and Jersey City since her con-
struction. She is the first double-deck
terryboat to ply between Philadelphia
and Camden. She is las feet in length,
with upper and lower decks, and a saloon
cabin.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-07
ORPHANS OOuRT.

Upon the application Of VS.. Priokett
in Orphans Court this morning Annie
B. Logan was appointed guardian for
Anna Maria MOCaun.
christopher l.. Ward was appointed
guardian Of Josephine 4. bush. Mr..
Wand, as guardian for Josphine Bush,
was granted au order TO sell real estate.
James W. Hew es was appointed
guardian for Oliver =. Hewes. N. W.
Knowles made return Of sale Of the Ieal
estate Of the Adam Miller estate. The
sale was confirmed. Court adiour nee
until tomorrow.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-07
IAp1Es AuxIL1ARY no Z. NJ. G. A

Special Correspondence OF Every Evening.
Dover, March The annual election
Of the Ladies Auxiliary TO the Y. NJ. G..
A., held yesterday afternoon, resulted
as follows:
President, Mrs. A. +. Watson; First
Vice-President, Mrs. H. G. Taylor; Second
Vice-President, Mrs. Victor NJ. Danner;
Secretary, Miss L. Beatrice Mast; Trca-
surer, Mrs Stephen Slaughter
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-07
Wilmington stock ouotauons.
Nrlr YnrIL 1InrHnIa.

Associated Press Disuatch by special Wires
New York. March Flour, receipts, i5, ,ef2;
sales, 700: dull and unchanged.
Wheat, receipts l2iO00 bushels: sales, 1,l0o. 600
bushels Lower Nav. b5lkas53 &c. July, 6i31a
S5ifc. September Slas3 &C.
kye, nominal.
Corn receipts 12255o bushels. sales, 25oo0
Lover with wheat. May, a93 salassc.
Beef. steady;
Pork steady.
Lard, steady; Western steam s765aSIe5.
sugar, raw firm; fair rehning..2 l5-l6c; centriiu-
gal 96 test 7l6aS l5-32c. Molasses sugar. ll-l6
refined quiet; crushed $3.50; powdered S4.70;
granulated, sl60
Petroleum. steady; refined all ports g.. .55as7. 60.
Coffee steady; No. Rio. 7-l6c.
Molasses, firm; New Orleans. S0assc.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-07
CURED OF ITCHING HUMOR

81 have been troubled with a humor
on the. back Of my neck and head for
four or five years 1t had an itching and
burning sensation, and was a very un-
comfortable feeling. ] have used the
Cuticura Soap, Ointment, and Resolvent
Pills three months, and can say am
completely cured" Respectfully,
Mrs H. ID. Ludlam,
July %, 1905. Ocean City, Nd
Cudourn Soap Ointment and pills are sold throughout
mewold Potter Drug Chem. Corp Sole Pfopl. Boston.
80 Naisu Tree" " How % thc skin aud scab1
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-07
EVERY HOUR OF The DAY.

N. b. Danforth, the reliable druggist Of
Wilmington. is having calls for "Hindipo' "
the new kidney cure and nerve tonic that
they are selling under positive guarantee
Its merits are becoming the talk OF the
town and everybody wants TO try It, and
why not p II costs nothing II It don't do
you good-not one cent.
They don't want your money If II does
not benefit you. and will eheeriully refund
the money. Try IL today.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-07
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.
olated -. DI.nnlon hr snscla Wlre..

Associated Press Dispatch by snecial Wires.
Chicago, ILL.,, March 1.-The wheat mar
ket today was inclined to be weak at the
opening, and pit traders generally we're
favorable to the selling side. May opened
isaL to ltass lower, at 7s9s 10 lesl, sold
up 70 1873 and declined TO ieifaisss.
May corn, on reports Of wet weather,
eased of to ass.
May oats, on small local receipts, steadied
around 30ia.
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FuNrRAL on THoMAs 5. oIARK.

sp,rs torrestonoence OF sverv Evenins.
Dover, March 7.-The funeral of
Thomas S. Clarke will take place from
his late residence, corner of State and
North streets, tomorrow afternoon at 1
clock.
Rev S. b. Hiley Of the First Baptist
Church will ofiiciate and will be assisted
by Rev l.. T.. Barrett, ID. d., of Wesley
NJ. Il. Church. The interment will be II
Lakeside cemetery.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-07
sIasBEE,s sQUApRoN.

Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires.
Constantinople, Turkey, March -
The American cruiser squadron COM
manded by Rear-Admiral Sigsbec is ex-
pectod to arrive at Beirut, Syria, tomor-
row and stay there three days, after which
the warships viii go to Alexandria,
Egypt.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-07
INTERESTING. BUT UNTRUE.
oolatod Press Dispatoh by Special Wlrei

Associated Press Dispatch by Special wires
London, Eng, March 7.-''lnteresting,
but untrue" is the British Foreign Office Q
comment on a story published in Paris
to the effect that formal political alliance
between Great Britain and Spain will
promptly follow King Alfonso's marriage
TO Princess Ena.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-07
NEW LIGHT PLANT.
Contractors Estimating on the Erection OF
the New Building.


The Wilmington Electric Light and
Power Co., which was Incorporated some
time ago and secured a franchise from
the city. is asking for bids for the erection
of the proposed powerhouse Local
contractors are estimating ON the work.
The plant is to be erected on the north
side OF the Brandywine, on the site of the
Jessup l. Moore Co.'S warehouse. which
was recently purchased by the power COM
pany.
While no estimate can be given as yet,
as to the cost of the proposed electric
light plant, it Is to be modern IN every
house will be about l0OxiO0 feet and it.
will be built Of concrete. IL viii be CONS
pleted and in operation early next spring,
The company expects TO spend more than
a million dollars on It's entire plant before
everything is complete.
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Lodge To Entertain.

Wilmington Lodge, No. l, A. O. y.
W.. will give an entertainment 20 its
members and the ladies tomorrow even
ing, in the lodgeToom, Ninth ane
Market Streets, A delightful pro-
Qramme has been prepared.