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w w ~ y Nl0A MN ENGLAND
Wireless Islegraphy On al >fes-s~rs
DAYLIGHT TRIPS On tgrK Island sound
(See special advertisement IN EXC. Cold
FALL RIVER LINE VIA Newport and Fa.l
River Tvs. Pier -. y. r, It. Warren 81.
week DAYS and sundays $50 p. NJ strs.
Priscilla and Puritan. Orchestra on each.
East. I've. Pier Is. n r.. II. Murray 81.
week Gays only. 600 r. NJ. Srrs. Pr0yl-
fsnce and Pilgrim. Orchestra On oach.
NEW BEDFORD LINE sox New Bedford,
MaTtha's Vineyard and Nantucket 1--we.
Pier 80, n r. g. ClsTts1u 81. v-ek days
Glly. az 500 Il. East 22d s.. 6 80 y. M
Strs- Maine Auf New Haupsfire
NORWICH LINE fGr New Iso7eon- Bloch
Island, Watch Elll Nara Pier, worcester,
etc. I've. Pier 40. ~ r., 4. Carlson ST.
week days only. 600 r. IA. Also dAvllSht
trip Mondays from Pier 90. y. r.. 10 A M
foot East ed 81. l0:a6 A. NJ Strs. City 0t
NEW FfAvFs t1SE Cor New Haven. Kart
ford' Springfield. csc. Str Rich. Peck Tvs.
Fior e. =, r, week dsys. 2;s3 p. NJ;
days. z. NJ; suns, 70 A N suns. GGs
y. y. On rttuF1, S:43 p NJ
Tickets and statercoms. al lines. a: -
lax Fls 243, 6fS, l2e0 saG 1884 Broadway.
rs Union sQ., 1s2 Fitth Ave, $40 Madison
Ave- Z%5 Columbus Ave, lC5 ", 18Th 81.
2ies Third Ave. and az Piers. New York
BEFORE GOING ABROAD CONSULT
The EUROPEAN ADVERTISEMENTS
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AND SATURDAY.
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YIOLIse.

srsTHoPouLO. l2i vyssi zstn-ss'' itT 1i'slls- ,o.
- sbs seeFct % repair your violin. oia OF
-, f6sF YOU obtain finest tons.
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Once, No. 1885 Broadway, between Both
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WATCHES AND JEsyELRY.

STTGs RARTFeIs date Of BaTtons & Ricel'
,e 49, 81 s-SSsrIcfs sseS-coFtlandt.
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TROY l1NE.

HUDSON RIVER R0UTE
NEW YORK-TROT.
Str. ''Clty OF Troy OF ''saratosz" leave
pier 4S. West 10th 81. Daily Except SatUr-
eA-'S SUNDAY STEAMERS TOUCH
AT ALBANY.
v1s-.r, e0nnectiOl at Troy with train, 20 all
ss,..fTa-TOVy Excursion Rafes-5ocEls1s
T-ee-AutomObIls carried
TsTeI,rsion:-IrOF, $3.50: SarSepsa. s46os
Iake George. gs.sS; wilmington VIZ so.o0.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

z M ADAMS. avery, Tex, cells fozsns
Of UaHents Tor New York, Cali6oruis ana
between Inventors; good references.
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MACHINERY.

AZ REDUCED PRICEs.-6O0 second hand
Svood and Iron working machtnes; fully
.v,,sTa nAeed: machinery bought ana eL-
CHANGED. GEO. B. EDDY s9S Madison 81
NEW Return Tubular Boilers. two 100
H P. two 125 H p. ana hve lrO u Z.
.1ysss,,re Immediate shipment. Also
Secondhaud boilers. all kinds. WICKES
BROTHERS, 139 Liberty q.
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TTPEwRETENo.

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ssr." "a ERS.--An makes s9ld. rented,
4s11ss-sftp, exchanged. reliable service.
cx-s.A.' 9 ss>sss az TslsEheps ssse-
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AN up-so-da4o work that calculates the
wsights, measures and moneys of the WORD
and makes you the msstsT Of figures.
''CRACES HANDY BOOK" An statiOnsrE
and 40 Front st.. ". q.
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.UNARD LINE

From Fisrs Gl-52 North River.
LIVERPOOL via QUE--NsI TOWN.
CARNf ANA I1lV 81 oooR
LUCANIA. -AuSlSt a 2 u. ~
UmbFia. Aug n CamQGli Aug. -
CaTonia- .... Aug. IA EtTuria- Aug. 3
-I1A1sS-ADEtlAIAc
New Modern Twin Screw Steamers.
CARPATEIIA- July 81. PM serc a
SI.ANONsIA Aug. - II III Oct. "a. Uec. =
AMMONIA. sept ~. uouns Ge-- -
VERNON II. BROWN, g. A
z1-2s State St.. opposite t1s batrsry.
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REMEDIES.

p~-@----p--=--->-----------N
VARNISH REMOVER: guaranteed. F1Ts'
of its kind Labor saving. inexpensive
Exhibit ct Madison Square Garden. August
% II ULAKA CLEANSER COMPANY.
i23 East 53th ST.
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TENoGRAPHER--R young man. %
70 %; Remington operator; must come
well recommended. HILLS. l54 Nassau ST.
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PEOPLES lIME

NEW YORK-ALRANy
HUDSON RIVER BY sEARCHELGET.
Steamers c. W. MORSE even dates July.
odd dates August, and ADIRONDACK al
Canal 81, ?. NJ: and West 1<sth S.. $50
p. NJ daily Sundays iRS3uded)- Direct con
nectior with express trains az Albany toe
Saratoga. Lake George. AGiroldacss,
Thousand Islands and Sharon Springs Or
chestra. Automobiles carried. Time table
and Summer Book Free. "beaudtuA Gu5-
son by Searchlight," Zoe.
NEW DOUBLE SERVICE.
Str. DEAN RICHMOND leaves Fier 81.
n r., every Monday. Wednesday and E1t-
cay, az $50 p. ~, emitting W. &2Sth Sc
Ssryfce equal 70 Ee.ulo~ steamers.
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UPHoLsTERTNG.

OH FASHIONED rag carpet SO cents ps'
TSrd; reliable upholsterinf; Uattrosasss =
nsw and Eemakinzi f2la;nE bsas EepalEsa 90
L. SCHREIBER. SSd Amsterdam s'S'
Telephone 4sS4-R.yer.
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SAFES.

GsESTS -StirgeI &. Freeman standard safes;
eeSes bought moved. repaired RBY-
egOIDS & HEISERGER. catalogues, 1s
Duane Ct
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

BILLIARD ASD POOL TABLES.
1ANIsTAyrG3gRs sf Billiard and pool
8siss; kiEp made bowling ar0y bCild-
iesest ersoss. HARE BRos>. 5s
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Fnn Information coac.rn4ng these
!gons may be had. free OF charge. se
-. Uptown Ofrc0 OF The New York
tribune. 1864 Broadway, between 36th
sa6 18th cts.
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pREssmaKrxe AND annr1NEKy.
DENTISTRY.

DFGTTST.-DR. ". H. MILLS, Jr.. 1882
IeKington ave-, between 18th and Hath
stg- New YorI-SpeciRlcy OF the most
dificult crown ana bridge WORK.
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DAY LINE. Summer Exc. Book Ca4skiIs etc. Be-
IL fore selecting vacation trip send 60 postage 20
Hudson River Day LAne. Desbrosses ST., n. Z.
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NEW SPRUCE CABIN INN.
BOARD AND RoOnrs.

eiagle insertions s cents per line. SIX
49, soros, seven times ccnsecutivaly, 81,
-nlen entities advertisers to have rooms
SllsIeo Il The TFibunes Directory OF
SSeslFable Rooms for a period OF fourteen
cays Write fer circular.
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WORK WANTED.

Male
CUTTER. experienced on waist and cos
tunes, desires posiuons fo<eInan; pat
terms graded. COTTO1SE, 81 West 10Th 81.
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HELP WANTED
Male.

A LARGE number Of capable steno-
graphers for permanent End temporary
positions, both experienced and comDetent
beginners; good salariess call TEE
OLIVER TYPEWRITER CDMPA1SES S1O
Broadway.
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HELP WANTED.
fMluIa.

ANY INTELLIGENT PERSON Eaay aara
3eV 20 seO monthly az home tn spare
time corresponding for r1swspsperss no
canSassing; experience unnecessary. SEND
toF particulars. PRESS SYNDTCATR.
Lockport, n. z.
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p ? MEDITERRANEAN Az5s va =.

LLIJl- N-W EUILE-
CRITIC, Aus a. 70 A. III Sept 2f Nov
REPUBLIC. oct. q nosu
PROM BOSTON
CANOPIC- Aug. II. $50 p. N. Or-- 3
EO1TASIC- Sept. Is T:S0 A Nc oc. u
PASSENGER OFFICE. Q BROADWAY.
Freight Once. Whitehall Bids. Battery n.
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WORK WANTED
Male

YOUNG MAN. SO, stutsn. oS c-,,rsr FTnlon.
desires place with engineering; coac-rn
or surveyor. CHARLES MGVrITIIANfS
oS5 East 18Th st., City.
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YOUNG WOMAN. going 90 Germany.
wishes % care foF children or sems-ln-
valid In return for half passage. H
PAUL.. care OF n. 3. Smith. PrOspeO:
ave-. HackensacS. ". J.
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Female

DAINTY SUMMER GOWNS rnae. at short
notice, work suarsrteett reduced prices:
shirtHa1st suits. princess soHla s7e-
cialty; home or cut M.sa WILSON, I01
West ssth St
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GRADUATE TRAINED NURSE will give
services as companion for expenses; will
travel. A. 3. f.. Tribune Uptown Once.
1864 Broadway.
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THE CHESTNUTS,
RiVerdale-on-HUdson.
an -,F-,---- S- ~a ~.,
NEW YoRR

I ELEGANTLY FURNISHED APARTMENT private
Il bah $50 daily: including meals two s25 weekly,
one SIS, THE ALABAMA, 10 East 11th.
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WHITE STAR LINE zee 5,ss

NEW YORK-o' NSTOWN-ETV
Baltic. Aug l. nooni iOossrfs Aug. IS. pa
Majestic. Aus. 10 am TeurCuic- Aux =, flsLx3
Celtic. Aug. 10 70 am lCsdriG Auzc 20 "A
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LINE.


Twin Screw Passenger service
PIsYMOCJIsts-(sTIF.2 rffUR CHAM 3T RS.
AmeTika. Aug. 2 3 FAil T<ais. a. W Als -
Pretoria, Aug. 4. 8 AE1 ll'-rr.s{ Ivan a aug .
BlucchoT, Aus. 9. 8 All Aulerisfs AK -
W'G'sss. Au. ~. 1o1ui ftszraN-as es0-
fHamburs direct
Mediterranean Service.
TO NAPLES AND GENOA
p. ASaibart. Aug. 7iOcssra .....scsp- 70
sEroitka SeDt. MP. Ad1l1cres .se1r. =
$Calls GlnraltAr. has Ollu E-4ei2 ana
Tt3AvFII.ERy CHECKS ISSUED BIZ
The CONfPAlSN-
OFETCE. S7 BROADWAY. =. =
'phons. 100 Rsctc1- Eiess. Aoo9Nen-
AMERICAN LINE 7@lil5sr Tr5l5 rss- g : IS so =
FLY1rOUIH-CI1EFB'G Gs-SOUIktlAA;F'C F'COS
g. Louis. -. Aug. 4lSt Paul. s..AuS Is
Phlla. Aus. ~ New York AUX. .
RED STAR LINE Is Es'7 r.
DOVER-ANTVERP- PAP-sr-
FinI'ud. AUG 8 a.aluTl X NJ a. Aug rs 2.il}ora
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GaAUFE'EUR--Coach licensed; care
ful driver; ago 81; married: best Of refer
cnceS; good habits; twelve years with last
employer. ". FARLEY. q William st..
Orange, n. J.
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TRAVELLING TUToR--By American; re-
Gently returned with boy from Southern
California and the West; would accompany
South, Ola Mexico Grand Canyon Of AFi-
gona, Los Angeles, San gfaloisoo, Portland.
Seattle, Tacoma Yosemite Valley, Yellow
stone Park. Denver, Pixies Peak. Kansas
city. Omaha Minneapolis; Detroit, CHICAGO
st. Louis. Niagara Falls. etc. Address
NELSON, Boz 81, Tribune Odee.
TENOR Experienced: IN church or guar
tet on road; excellent lead; also soloist.
A. c. LIGHT. = West 2lst st.
USEFUL SECOND MAN in private fam
fly; neat, honest strictly sober; good ref
erences; city or country. JOHN. SSS 9Th av.
WATCHMAN. by reliable. steady man. or
as baker; thoroughly competent. G.
SMITH G5s1 Tilden ave. Brooklyn
YOUNG MAN, II, with first class concern
where there Is chance for advancement;
best OF references. CASSIDY. 16s Front 81.
YOUNG MAN, IS: graduate Of Commercial
High School; Wholeaale house preferred
D. s. 1s3 lewis ave. Brooklyn
YOUNG MAN. q. foreigner, IA private
family as second man. T. PALMER. l5l
East 2Bth 81.
YOUNG MAN. as eleotE4eian's helper; un-
derDtands conduit light and bell wiring;
experienced. BEREGH. S26 1st ave.
YOUNG MAN. "a. neat appearance. in
Wholesale house. real estate or importing
house: speaks. reads end writes Engiish,
French Rnd German. A. hRAEAxA sAy
6satA ssh - 6srnrI -
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-02
Germ Diseases.

Most Of our sickness has. in late years,
been traced 10 germ attacks. Ihe list Of
known germ diseases now numbers about
one hundred.
Some aerns-as In skin enthusiastically
attack the tissues. Some create toxins,
causing such troubles as rheumatism,
Blood Poison, Kidney Disease and nerve
weakness. Some destroy vital organs, as in
Cbnpumption. Some-like the germs OF
Catnrrh-creata inflammation some cause
indigestion. Directly or indirectly, nearly
every serious ailment Is germ result. such
diseases call for Liquozone-not drugs.
which can Z kill germs.
Every germ attsck, no matter what its
symptoms. Gala ior a germicide' lhe
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-02
MANY WASHERIES OPEN
Operators Have Stored Large Quantity
OI Coal Against Just SuCn an
Emergency as Has Arisen.
COAL WILL Be DISTRIBUTED
With as Great Regard as Pos
Slble to the
DEMANDS OF LEGITIMATE BUSINESS
Associated Press DlsDnlol es oy Special wirs.

Associated Press Dlspa'er es oy Special wires
New York April 2-The following
statement was issued today by the an
thaclte coal operators committee:
"Adviccs received this morning from
the anthracite coal regions are To- the effect
that the Delaware lackaWanna IL West
om Railroad is operating six washories.
the Eric five washeries. the Ontario&
Western two washeres. the Delaware Il
Hudson one washey and the Peoples
Coal Co. one breaker The Reading. the
Lehigh Valley and the Temple Coal and
Iron Cos. are not attempting 10 run any
of their plants. although 2.O0O men re-
ported to the lehigh Valley Coal Go. for
work this morning
"lhc coal operators arc doing their
utmost TO secure an even distribution of
the supply of coal now on hand The
price OF freight has not been raised. No
charge whatever is being made for the cost
theopemtors have incurred for the storage
of coal. and the price f. o. b. and along
side is exactly the same today as it has
been for months past There is no excuse
for raising the price of coal, and the opera
tors are doing everything in their power
TO prevent IT,. There is no reason for the
public being nconyenienced 10y the exist
ing strike The operators have stored a
very large quantity of coal against just
such am emergency as has arisen. and this
coal will be distributed with as great regard
as possible TO the demands Of legitimate
consumer
Pittsburg. Pa. April 2.4rho scale COM
mittee of District No. . met Chairman
Francis j. Robbins of the Pittsburg Coal
Co. al II O'Clock this morning and pre-
sentcd the 1903 scale for his signature.
The conference lasted but short time
and adjourned 10 meet again at o'clock
this afternoon. when it is said, the scale
viii be signed.
The first operator to sign the new agree
ment was Lewis Findlsy, owner of the
mines at Collicrs W. Va, who signed at
the miners convention Orders were at
once wired TO Golfers to resume work
Mahanoy City. Pa, April EVERY
colhery in the Mahanoy and Shenandoah
regions is idle. Few employees, other than
steam hands, reported for duty today
Steam was up and the whistles blew for
work
Self-appointed pickets guarded the ap-
proaches to the mines. and several work
men were turned back. There was no
violence
Shamokin, Pa. April 2.-Work at
every colliery in this part of the Ninth
United Mine Workers anthracite district
was suspended today
few men were on the streets early in
the morning to see If there had been any
desertions from the ranks of the union,
but when it became evident that Presi-
dent Mitchells order was being obeyed
the men returned to their homes
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-02
MONDAY LENTFN SERVICES.

In less than two weeks the peniten-
tial season of Lent will close Seven
more MONDAY Lenten services are yet
90 be- given. Tho meetings are held in
ST. Andrew Church. beginning at
I2.3Oo'cloch and lasting for % minutes.
For this week. tho speakers will be
Rev. Stewart =. Keeling of German
town. Tuesday and Wednesday: Rev
Francis NJ. TAFT of Chester, I'M ursday,
and Rev. William NJ. Gromn .. d.,
Of Philadelphia, Friday DE- Groton
conducted the recent Quiet Day for
Women at st. Andrew.
All business people are invited 10 at
tend these services.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-02
IhIa Hon, clnh Omeers.

The Idle Hour Club at Binstead
has elected the following officers for
the ensuing year: President, Frederick
c. Mammele vice president, Samuel
II. Hayman; secretary, William II.
Hanna; treasurer, John c. Bryson;
board Of governors, John II. Butz,
John G. Rehfus, Samuel McMullen,
Henry Zimmerman, Harry f. Xii
patrick; house committee, Henry Zim-
mermann, John G.. Butt. The annual
dinner of the club was held yesterday.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-02
A WEDDING RECEPTION.


a very pleasant evening was spent at
the reception of Mr. and Mrs Harry H..
romlin at their home near thirstiana.
last Thursday evening, ON tine occasion
of their wedding anniversary They were
the recipients OF a number of handsome
and useful gifts.
Those present were: Rev ". G. Harris
and wife. Mr. and Mrs. David B Ridgway.
Chester county. Pa; Mr.. and Mrs Charles
Barrett. Wilmington, Charles Barrett. Jr.: :
Mrs Susanna Currnder. Mr. and Mrs II.
A. Marshall. NJ. Grace Marshall Mr. and
Mr5. Nathaniel Richards. Elizabeth Rich
ards. Lctiio Richards, Mr. and Mrs Thomas
McClcary. Mrs james Applebv, Elsie Web
ber, Oliver Appleby Abnor Applcby,
Reese Moody, Florence Moody. Elmer
Handy George j. Morrison. james r..
Marshall George Davis. Mr. and Mrs
George Walters. Mrs George Cupit Hamp-
ton Cupit. Nellie Hill, James Boyd Mr.
and Mrs Harry Smith Mrs BullCn Lewis
Bullen Anna Vincent. Mr. and Mrs Frank
Megrinson. Mr.. Charles Mcgginsnn Anna
Mcgginson. John Banks. Ellen Banks.
William McgginsOn. John lomlin of Phin-
dclphia. Mr.. and Mrs John lc,y, Master
Charles Megginson. Ir., Master John Meg
ginson Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hawthorn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hawthorn, Mr. and
Mrs Gregg Lyman, Mrs Cora lyman,
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Applehy, Edna
Applehy Mrs. Thomas Morrison Mr. and
Mrs Alfred Whiteman, Mr. and Mrs.
James Edmondson, Mr. and Mrs Edward
Davis, Miss Irene Lohand. Cynthia Ioi-
land Bessie Lodand, Mr. and Mrs George
W Whitcfeld Helen Wmtofcld, James
Whitedeld, Joseph hastburn, Mary Wier,
Mr. and Ms. William H. Appleby, Jr.,
Mrs Eugene Lewis of New Castle Mrs.
Pearl Chew of Woodbury. ~ j., Priscilla
Applcby Walter Morgan, Harry Appleby,
Elwin Leach. Alice McCnllistor Leslie Me-
Callister, Lyman McCallister Mr. and Mrs.
Irwin Leach, Mrs David Leach.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-02
We Paid SIoo.o 900

For tho American lights 10 Liquozone,
after hundreds Of tests had been made with
III. after it's power had been demonstrated
again and again, in the most dbl cult germ
diseases. Then We spent, IN two years,
more than ten times that sum 10 let others
test II at our expanse. The result is that
millions of people, scattered everywhere,
have shared in the benefits Of this inven-
tion.
We make the same offer 10 you. We ask
YOU to prove at our cost, how much this
nroduct means TO you. Let Liquozone it.
Felf show how wrong il is to suffer from a
trouble that it cures.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-02
WORK ON DUPONT BUILDING.

The northwest corner of Tenth and
Market streets Is "a deserted looking
spot today, as the last of the struci
urcs ON the site whore the du pont
Powder Go. is TO build has been torn
down. Tho drug store property WAS
demolished this morning and from now
on the work can be- rushed Extra men
are at work today hauling away the
debris
ed the structural work viii be- placed
i'm position. but that will not be for
several weeks The building will not
be completed before next spring.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-02
CITY ASSESSMENT NOW OPEN

From now until April 18th the assess-
ment books OF the city will be open 10 the
inspection of the public at the office OF
the clerk OF City Council in the City Hall.
They will be accessible from 9 a. m. to
- m and from p m. to p m.
The Board of Assessment Revision and
Appeals will sit in the Mayor office every
day during April. from TO 4 o clock p.
IN. and from to o in the evening.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-02
HAS PASSED TIE DANGER LINE.

Assoeiat"' Press Disrate nv -uecia wire
Cincinnati, o.. April 2.-The Ohio
River at this point passed the danger line
during the night and reached 600 feet
today. Fifty feet is the danger line.
kivemen say that a stage of 55 feet
must be reached here before serious food
conditions result. As every indication
IS that the crest will be under 81 feet
Tears OF disastrous spring food have
about subsided.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-02
In Chnrre ofste.l Worl,.

General Superintepndent OF Construc-
Passaic' n. j, has taken charge of the
du Pont office, Tenth and Market
streets. The work of erection will be
stal'eu t Mnth .h wy l'o''1 ~, pleiS are III
about 10 piers to be completed.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-02
Awnlnr Rone. Nvere ~.

Some time yesterday OF last night
miscreants cut away number of avn
ing ropes on King street between
Second and Third, allowing the avn
Benjamin Berger, northwest corner of
Second and King streets, had eight
cut four on the awning of j. T.. Blu
gless 2l3 King. and those of NJ. Rafferty,.
2l7 King street The attention of the
police has been called to the matter.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-02
What Liquozone Is.

The virtues Of Liquozone are derived
solely from gases by a process requiring
large apparatus, and from 8 TO IA days time.
No alcohol, no narcotics are in IT,
Chemists Of the highest class direct the
making. The result is to obtain from these
harmless gesos powerful tonic-germicide.
The great value Of Liquozone lies in the
fact that 4 is deadly 20 germs, yet harm
less to you. Germs are OF vegetable origin {;
hy them, stops their activities. We publish
an offer of l,OC0 for a disease germ TINT II
cannot kill. But to the body Liquozono
is exhilaratinR, viinlizing, purifying. II
IL helpful IN the extreme.
That is its main distinction. Common
germicides are poisons when taken in
ternslly. That Is why medicine proves so
nearly helpless in germ disease. Liquo-
zone is a tonic.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-02

Can anyone suppose that we would spend
90 much to give Liquozone away, we're u
not remarkable remedy? Would we buy
the first bottle, and give Il TO you, II the
results we're doubtful?
You want those results you want TO be
we'll. And perhaps you have tried other
ways unsuccossfully. The reason may be
that your trouble is due to germs, and com
mon remedies cannot destroy them. Please
learn what others know. Let Us SHOW you
what IiuuuzOne can do.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-02
oFFIoE FOR ALERT AALsrEAD.

Associated ires' Dispa ch by Special Wires.
Washington April 2.-Iho President
has decided TO appoint Albert Halstoad
as American consul at Birmingham, Eng
to succeed his brother Marshal Halstead
resigned
Mr. Halstead is a widely-known Wash
ington newspaper correspondent and is a
son of Murat Halstead.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-02
BANQUET to store Employes.

The employees of Groenbaum's depart
ment store. 30i Market street, were given
a genuine surprise, Saturday evening
when invited to the second story of the
building to partake OF banquet served
by caterers under the direction of Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel Greenbaum. Sixteen par
ticipated
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-02
THE POLICE CENSUS.
The oanvassing is Completed and Total
Are Now Being Computed.


AZ noon today the Police Department
finished the work of taking the census of
Wilmington The work was commenced
last Thursday morning and by Saturday
evening every district In the . wards
with the exception of two districts in the
Seventh ward, had been gone over care
fully by the patrolmen, who did the work.
The two remaining districts were COM
pleted this morning by Officers Wallace
and Donahoe This census is expected
10 be one OF the hest over taken in this
city. The work was done by blocks. one
man taking a block at time. BY this
plan all small streets we're covered.
This morning Officer Schell and Sergeant
Howgate were put TO work counting up
the figures from the books in which the
officers took the census. The work was
done by am automatic adding ma
chine from the city auditor office. 1t
is expected that It will take at least two
days to complete the work OF computation.