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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-28
FINANCIAL And COMMERCIAL
IN WALL STREET TODAY.
There Was Pouring Out Of Stocks, and
the Selling Looked Eager.

There Was Pouring Out OF stocks, and
the Selling Looked Eager.
Associated Press Dispatch by special Wires.
Wall Street. New York. June 2S.-
Stocks continued under pressure IN the
opening dealings today and made sharp
losses. Offerings were heavy in some
of the prominent industrials. First sales
of Amalgamated Copper were Of 300
shares at a6li and q6. compared with
06a4 last night. and 1000 shares Of United
States Steel changed hands al q decline
of Il. while the preferred ran of easily
a point Anaconda broke 4lf North
ern Pacific lost pa Missouri Pacific IA
Reading and Smelling point and Ameri-
can Car and Interchangeable
large fractions.
An early rally carried Anaconda IA
over last night With the establishment
of the higher level there was a pouring
out of stocks and the selling looked eager.
The subsequent violent rocoyeries pointed
10 a bear origin for large selling On the
break Great Northern. preferred, lost 4
Northern Pacific 334 Reading pa and
Missouri Pacific and Delaware Hudson
p. United States Steel, preferred, fell
| l5{. TO par and American Car lost as
much. ST. Paul / 5-S. Pressed Steel Car
| 10. PENNSYLVANIA and Colorado fuo
! 1 3-S and New York Central "a Many
| stocks lost a point Chicago, ST. Paul
/ Minneapolis & Omaha fell o. Rallies or
/ short covering reached 2l5 IN. Greai
! Northern. preferred and IA 90 in 81
/ Paul Reading and Northern Pacific. The
! recovery placed a few leaders above las
night again. but the demand ran dow
again to nothing. Bonds were irrogula
1 al noon
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-28
PROPERTY TRANSFERS.
Sales Recorded at the Registry Bureau
This Week.

, Inc following properly transfers have
neen recorded az the City Registry Bureau
since last Saturday:
Property on McCaulley street near
Lombard by Carroll v. Griffith to
Charles O. Taylor. for 500
Properly at Hamilton and Tatnall
streets. By Ella $. smith to Casner q
Honkle, for So 900
House at 1wcnty-third and Market
streets, by James c. Mousloy to- Charlotte
e. Hamnun, for Si00.
Two properties on Girard street be-
tween Orange and latnal by George W.
Lackey TO William L. Hammond, for
81 500 each
Two houses on Wilson street near
Eighth, by Mary G Mosley to Anna L.
Bach, tor 81 SO and s2 200
House No. lll0 Wesf seventh street
by George W. Biddle to John j. Fox, fol
81 200
House at Tvcnty-ffth and Tatnal
streets, by Francis E Gallagher to Robert
A. Vance for S39l 80
Property on Eleventh street near Rod
ney by John W Matthews to William
II. Gibbons, for 50 900
! Y
Thompson TO Eliza A. Harvey. for SO 300
Property at TNcnty-hfih and Tatnal
streets by Robert A. Vance to Charlie
Forvood. for S665
Property o. Gilnin avenue and jackson
/ street. by William c. Tindall to Jane
| Parke Pos,los for 81 .O00
Nos BOZ 5oi 305 Taylor street. b.
| Caiharne Dougheuy to Robert 7
| Fletcher, for 5000
House OF Fourteenth and du Pom
streets, by David T and James Z. Brad
ford TO Charles b McMonigal. for $3.50
House at Fourth and du pont street,
by Harry J. GIlis to William f. Kurt
trustee SlOO
Property ON Justison street betwee
Front and Second hy Harry / Gillis {
John W Chapple. for So 3O50
House ON Rodney street near LancastC
avenue. by A s. Reed to James A. Cor
nell, for 81 $50
House on Second street between Orang
and Iatnali by Harry 1 Gillis to Samu'
/ Lutcher. for sl 600
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HIS CONDITION PITIABLE
Il is Not at All Certain That He Will
Survive The Effects Of BIS
PTlghliul Ordeal.
WAS WORKING IN AN EXCAVATION
When a Passing Car Sent an
Avalanche of Sand Pouring
Down Upon Him.
RESCUE WORK WAS VERY DIFFICULT
AsoaIalea 81. pI.nalaa hr snaeI.l wIre.

Associated Press Dispatch by special Wires
New York, June 2S. After fighting
against death for more than % hours,
jeremiah Fisher plumber, was rescued
alive today from n sand nit nt 1ompldns-
Vile Staten lsland, in which he had
been imprisoned since n O'Clock ycster-
day morning The rescued man IS In
pitiahle condition from exhaustion how
ever and it is not at an certain thnt no
will survive the effects of his inghtlm
ordeal
Fisher was working IN an excavation,
when q passing street car luusened the
earth around the hole and sent an ava
lanche of sand pouring down upon him.
Before ho could scramble out of its way,
the sand had slted IN around his legs,
/ holding him as firmly as in q wise and
gradually rising until only bis head was
visible.
For houn large force of iesouea
worked with frantic haste in an effort 10
| free the imprisoned man, but the shifting
sand surgod back and renewed its grip
upon the prisoner almost as fast as they
could remove H. When the roscuers
began TO abandon hope of getting Fisher
out alive, they reluctantly decided TO
notify his family of bis predicament and
the wife, mother aud brother werc witt
nesses OF the all-night fight for lie which
followed Hundreds of persons from
various parts OF the island had focked TO
the scene, and many Of them remained
throughout the hight An ambulance,
with physicians and nurses, also stood
by In constant readiness 90 render any
aid they could, and two clergymen, who
had been summoned, awaited the call to
administer the last rites should the task
of the rescuers prove unavailing.
An through the night the rescuers
lahored under the glare Of torches, and
when daylight came they had succeeded
In uncovering the imprisoned mans
, body as far down as the hips Next
ropes were attached under Fishers arms
but the combined strength Of 20 mer
failed even TO move the imprisoned man
: an inch. Fisher then was unconscious
, and the physicians, who had been watch.
ing his condition declared that there
rcmained only the faintest hope Of hi.
: surviving much longer. The rescuer.
stuck 10 their task. however and hours
; later. when the last obstacle was re-
I moved and the sonseless form of fishei
q was drawn from the sitting hole, a spark
: Of life still fingered. His condition wal
extremely critical, but the physicians
3 said that there remained o chance that
he might recover.
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The National Bank Of
Delaware at Wilmington.
Condensed Report Of Condition
June 18th, 1906.
REsnuRnEs.
s1.O74,sss 10
LIABILITIES
si,O74ass 10
OBITUARY

Ann Good. aged 7s years, died yes
terday at 1902 North Harrison street.
She was the widow of John Good.
The funeral Of Mrs. Elizabeth fahey,
wife Of DR.. John G.. Fahey, will take
place tomorrow morning from her
husband's residence, 900 West Fourth
street, with solemn high mass az 81.
Pauls II. G. Church at 9 o'clock and
intermeut at ST. Joseph's cemetery.
Mrs. Anne E. Hammond, wife Of
Rev W. Il. Hammond, died in New
ark yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Ham
mond was a daughter Of John Pilllng
of Newark, and was l6 years old. She
Is survived by her husband and one
child. The funeral viii take place
from the residence of her brother-in-
law, S. j. Wright, in Newark, on Sat
urday.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-28
SECOND EDITION
| WHIPPED A WELL DRY
psOlt Of The Almost General
Abandonment Of City Water
for Domestic Use,
/ An UNUSUAL INCIDENT
I, BrsIdyTius Park Near The Zoo
logCal Garden, Not Far From
Eighteenth Street.
The SUPPLY WAS AMPLE TODAY
rnouah the Demand Was as
Heavy as Yesterday.
NEW SPRING DISCOVERED IN THE PARK

Rocause Of the almost general aban-
s.s,oent Of city water for domestic
1,.1oees. the we'll in hrandyWine
b-,t near the Geological Garden, not
5rom Eighteenth street, was pumped
ll- s., last niQnt about IL O'Clock for the
s' time in its history. A pump Is
aver the we'll and for toe past three
5.,s 10 has been in constant use and
Sss nroved to be of great benefit to
raorle living in that section OF the
~ Heretofore IL was thought that
ne supply was such that 1t could not
Se Exhausted by ordinary use, but the
Se,rv drain upon it proved too much,
ao1 after IL o'clock, though people
,isi+sd il after that time, no water
.anl5 he obtained there. This morn
,og however, the supply was ample,
Though the demand was as heavy as
MAT Of Yesterday.
The we'll is located on park prop
.,fy and the pump over it was pre-
v,ded by Samuel H. Baynard, one Of
The mark comm issioners, whose home
Il nearby, and it is generally known
as the Baynard pump.
So far as is known none OF the
other springs III Nue Nlt1 Aao hNN'iit1
DIV as a result OF the demand, which
Is tbe same all over town.
fine new spring, with a constant
Aow Of about two inches in diameter,
has been struck by employees of the
Water department, while excavating
for the new main, which runs through
the north side of Brandyvine Park, on
line with Van Buren street. 1t is
located near Eighteenth street.
The matter was brought TO the atten.
tion Of Park Engineer Taylor, and he
and the Water Commissi ioners have
arranged 10 take care of the water
The Water Department will build Z
concrete we'll at the point where the
spriue was found and will pipe The
water to a point opposite the pavilion
near the Geological Garden. At tina
. Point a horse trough and drinking
place for people will be provided b.
4 The park authorities, who will ais
place pump over the we'll at the to
f Of the hill. This will be greatly ap
rreciated, as il will be located on thI
public playground there.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-28
PERSONAL.


Mrs. Frank Collins is at Atlantic
City.
Mrs. Frank Benson is visiting
friends in Dover.
Carl II. Wright has returned from a
visit tc Chester.
Miss Ella NJ. Conlyn has been visit
ing relatives in Newport.
Mrs. Margaret Rose is the guest Of
relatives in Philadelphia.
George Pierson is visiting his parents
in Chesapeake City, Nd.
Henry Zimmerman, caterer, will sail
for Germany next Thursday.
Miss Mary r. Burke Of Hockessin is
the guest Of Mrs. William j. Briggs.
Mrs. 4. V. Leonhart Of Middletown
has been visiting friends in this city.
Mrs. 7. II. Hendrixson is entertain
ing Miss Tillie Snyder Of Altoona, Pa.
Miss Cecilia Becker has returned
from a visit to Miss Lurene Pyle at
Newark.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank p. Loper have
been visiting j. W. Carrow at Mt.
Pleasant.
Miss Helen Frederick of Charles
town, Nd, is the guest of friends ID
! this city.
Mrs. Joseph f. Martin and Mrs. S.
X Anderson attended a commence
ment in Darby yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. w. Spence o
| Faston, Md, attended the Higt
school commencement last evening.
Arthur Harvey and Mr.. and Mrs
Jethro McCaulloy of this city arr
spending several days in Sharon Hill
Pa.
Mrs. Rosa Lieberman and Mr.. ant
Mrs. A. Rothschild have returne'
from Europe They visited Germany
France, Austria, Switzerland ant
Italy.
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l.nllndnlnl,ln nInrl,nl..

Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires
Philadelphia. Pa, June D. Wheat steady.
No rcd IN export elevator. ~ ns9c. no. North
ern. do. aia9ii6c, No. . Northern a2a92isc.
Corn. steady. No. IN export elevator, a6a565pc.
OaJs, firm No. white manual i5iaai6c'
white clipped, fdc
Ban steady winter in bulk. s20.00as2o5 50
spring In sacks. s2QoQas20ao.
Refined suQar6, Quct powdered, einoa
s4Q0: qnnulated, si76asis0. confccti0ners A,
si60a46i Keystone A, sl.40asi.bb.
Butter. Arm; extra Western creamery, Wlac
do. nearby prints 2ic.
Eggs steady. iair demand. nearby fresh, lsc at
marx Western fresh. lee 40 mark
Live poultry, hrm fowls, liisal1c old roost
crs gc. spring chickens lsa2Oc. ducks. old, %
lOlsc. ducks spring. Hall isc; geese. 9al0c.
dressed poultry. steady fowls, choice, lic. do
fair 90 good, i3lsc. Old roosiers, Sc. roasting
chickens, choice i9c. DO fair 20 good, lMlic
broileTs. nearby. 2ia23c do Western 20a23c.
Potatoes easier Southern nrme per barrel
! s. 5Oasl75. southern fair 10 good per barrel
| sl.Nasl.7 .75 southern cnlls per barrel, 50casl.
Fluuf steady.
Hay. dull
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-28
prRsorAL oARE NncEssARY.

Associated Press Dispatch by special Wires
los Angeles, Cal, June 2s The Cham
her of Commerce yesterday passed a
resolution to the effect that Congress he
urged to include in the Railroad Rates
bin. now pending, clause which will
give fruit shippers the privilege of ac-
companying shipments, as stock men are
now allowed 20 do.
Il is said that such personal care Is OF
the utmost Importance TO citrus growers
Tor the prevention of decay in the fruit.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-28
summarized 10 80 Rnnnuar.

Special Officer Hooten of the Penn
sylvania Railroad Co., this morning
arrested a 16-years-old boy, who was
On the property of the railroad com
lany The boy told the officer his
name was James Jessop, and that his
uome was in Baltimore. The officer
sent the boy to tbe police station, as
se e was suspected of being a runaway.
he will DO held until the police can
earn something about him.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-28
To Sell Evans House.

Creditors of the firm Of H. L. Evans
& Co. had a hearing before Referee IN
Bankruptcy Spruance yesterday al'9I- en-
noon 10 decide whether the house oil ~,
l.. Evans. near Claymont, should be SOFA %
al this time Thomas +. Bayard' the
trustee. recently made request that ne
he allowed 10 sell the property. II was
decided at the meeting to sell II ana an an
order was made and Trustee Bayard VIII
6v the date later.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-28
oarev Case Settled.

The case Of Joseph J. Carey VS.. the
Harlan & Hollingsworth Corporation,
which was a special jury case scheduled
10 come before the Superior Court this
morning, has been settled There being
nothing else to come before the court
this morning, a recess was taken until
10 O'Clock tomorrow morning The case
of Gnbowski vs. the New Castle Leather
Co. is scheduled for tomorrow.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-28
charge Against an omcer

Constable Thomas H. Buckley went 70
Newark Yesterday and served a warrant
IN Chief of Police John Chalmers Of that
place, charging him with committing a
murderous assault on stephen, Preston
colored. who it is claimed, was shot IN the
hin one day last week by Chief Chalmers
Chalmers was brought TO this city by the
constable and taken before Magistrate
Hollis. where he furnished $500 bail ioi
his appearance at a preliminary hearing
before Magistrate Hollis on next Monday
affarnoon
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-28
PICKED UP A wANDERER.
Philadelphia Boy Found by a Policeman
on Front Street EARLY This Morning

on Front Street, Early This Morning.
Early this morning Police Officer Gro
zier, while patroling his district. along
Front street. picked up a boy who was
wandering about the street The boy
told the officer he was Charles Burns
aged l6 years. and he lived in Phila-
delphia The boy was sent 10 the police
station, where he stated he had come by
trolley 10 this city seeking employment,
but had stopped on the way at Chester
The lad stated that he had been en-
ployed as a rveter at the works Of the
Baldwin Locomotive Works Philadel-
phia. but lost the position He also said
both his father and mother were dead.
his father, who was a watchman in a
paper plant on Snyder avenue, Phila-
delphia. having been murdered five
years ago by a negro burglar.
The boy was arraigned as q homeless
person before Judge Cochran. in the City
Court, but the case was continued until
Saturday morning Special Agent
Frank Stout of the S p G. C. will make
an investigation of the boys story.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-28
rholera nIorbns cured.

This ia one Of the most severe and danger
ous diseases. In almost every neighhorhood
some one has died from it. Mn.N. E.Smith,
of Ia Mar-uo, Texas, writes, aly little girl
was taken with cholera morhus brought on
bv bad drinking water caused by the great
Galveston storm. The attack Was 50 severe
vissd me to give her Chamherlain'a Colic,
Cholera and Diarrhma Remedy, which did
and ihrea doses of it relieved her. since
then I have recommended this remedy to
trany friends ana II has never failed in any
instance" For sale by n. b. Daniorths
druggist, Second and Market ztreets.f
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-28
MILL AND ELEVATOR BURNED.

Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires.
Memphis. Tenn, June 2S The mill
and grain elevator of the Davis d An
drews Co. in South Memphis, a suburb
Of this city, was almost totally destroyed
BY fire last night.
The loss win probably reach 100000
with insurance Of $4,000
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-28
E.nre.. -. Id Hor.e..

At the car shops Of the Harlan &
Hollinqsworth Co., 40 cars are now
being constructed forl the Lehigh Val
lev Railroad, known as Horse express
cars and specially adapted for carry
ing horses. The cars are OF steel
underframe and although entirely not
unlike those built by the firm before,
they are different in many respects.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-28
HOTEL pus1NEss SOLD.
Wallace Minner Takes Charge Of the
Grand Union.

Grand Union.
The business of the Grand Un,n Hotel,
which was started 2s years ago by Henry
Blouth and which has been conducted
by him ever since, was sold yesterday 20
Wallace Minner, formerly a clerk for
George Spoerle at Fourth and King
streets and later a clerk for Louis koernor.
The price paid was $4,000. but which
does not include the building sir.
Blouth will devote his attention in the
future 70 the business of the Wilmington
Brewing Co., Of which he is president and
general manager.
Mr.. Minner has been identified with the
hotel business in this city for many years
and is favorahly known He took charge
of the place this morning
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-28
Arrived In Europe.

Miss Dora R. Price of Middletown,
sals State, and party Of sixteen, who
isu this city on June 10th, after visit.
.ls Mrs. T. n. Stayton, for a voyage
through Europe, have been heard from,
: cable message having been received
aele this morning, stating that the
ss'eamship Westernland arrived at
southampton last evening at 5 o'clock,
'ilh everybody safe and we'll.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-28
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET

Associated Press Dispatch by special Wires
New York, June 2S-Cotton opened
steady today; June, iOll; bid; July,
lO16; August, 1881; September, 1885,
October, 1896; December, l04l; Janu-
ary, l0.44; March, 1852 bid.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-28
rn Hnrn a RiYer Ride.

Wilmington Aerie, No. "A, +. @. FL
,,.;li aiye an excursion and moonlight sail
on Sunday. July 18th, leaving hing
street wharf at 1890 a. m; From re. re-
nl;os made il is expected that at least
s00 persons will take part
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-28
Again on Duty.

Ottrey Dumpson of the postoiiice
force, who sustained a rupture OF the
stomach three weeks ago. has reported
for duty, though he has not fully re-
gained his strength. For a time his
life was despaired Of, but he has recov-
cred.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-28
AddIllonnI Convenlenoe.

A desk telephone. connected with
the Delaware d Atlantic system, has
been provided for Deputy Collector Of
the Port John Titus. 1t is connected
with the telephone in the booth in the
Office there, and the number is the
same, 235.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-28

Newlin Phillips.

Harry Francis Newlin and Miss Rose
Ftbel Phillips were married at O'Clock
last evening at the home of the groom
,,oronts 307 South jackson street. Inc
connle left for a wedding trip TO Boston
md on their return will live in this city
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-28


State oi Delaware county of New Castle, So
! chester Gibson cashier of thenb0Ve named
hnnk do snlemniv swear that the above statement
b. true 10 the best ol my knowledge and belief
j. CHESTER GIBSON Cashier,
4ulafrfbod and sworn 10 before me this Wth
dav oi June. 1906 WILLIAM n. GIBBONS,
Notary Public.
Corrcct-Aiicsi
WILLIAM IT, SWIFT
JOHN ID DANDY, director.
ic9-8t HARLAN g. SCOTT.
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Nnm Ynrll nInrILnls.

Associated Press Dispatch by spscial Wires
New York June 1s.--Flour Quiet receipts. 10 763
barrels sales 100. Firm, but quiet
Wheat receipts. 1900 bushels sales. 900
bushels. Lower. july, s4la9oc september,
50 1-l6aas9isc.
Rye dull; No. Western csc, nominal f. O. b.
New York
Corn. receip.s97 800 bushels sales 10000 bushels
weak July, bsl sa5t9 &C..
Beef steady,
Pork. firm
Lard. steady. prime Western. s. ss0asss5.
sugar raw firm; lair refining $ l-ld03lEc
centrifugal 96 test, iq-32aS' sc; mol0sses sugar
. la-82h27s sc. refined. firm crushed, 500
powdered. q. 80. gmnulated, $40.
Petroleum, steady refined an ports sl.70asl.s0
Coffee steady No 2 Rio re.
Molasses steady. New Orleans, 2Qa8sc.
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10 Hold an Inquest.

coroner Purks will tomorrow, holq an 4,
;,onsst into the death Of William BAH,
noIored who was found early on TUESDAY
eo.s,sr ...sS,;rg a. his home near New Castle
nltb Mi bis tkroat cut from ear 10 ear.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-28

TO GO TO NEWARK.
Local Singers Will Take Part in the Greai
Saengeriest.

Saengerfest.
Members Of the Delaware Saongerhund
who will participate in the festival at
Newark. n. j.. next week, will leave over
the P. B. & w. railroad. on Sunday morn
ing in a special car attached to the S'l2
O'Clock train. Tickets have been for
warded to the members Of the organize
tion 10 the number of 80 at cost OF SO
one way, or 1896 for the round tnp
Harry Schnepf is secretary and treasurer
of the association and Joseph Sell Is
president.
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On
The


it will be some sort OF an
outing. OF course.
How are you fixed for
suitable shoes
We've Canvas, with
rubber or leather soles.
Tennis and Yachting
Shoes.
Russia Leather or White
Buckskin.
Sneakers, all sizes,
White. Black or Brown.
White Linen Oxiords
and Sailor Ties.
Most anything you want
is here.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-28
InnNrrr pnnitlnn.

Miss Ethel S. Morgan has resigned
her position with W. II. Smith & Co.
and has taken a position with the
Robelen PiaLo Co.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-28
aludertahers.

James 7. Chandler,
Undertaken and Embalmer,
214 West Ninth Street.
Telephone connections
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-28

Be careful to call T. Ferry, carpet
cleaner, with Lang, Tenth and Orange
streets. Both phones. p. 0. Box 294.F
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-28
Good Ke,nlt. nln.t FoIlnr

y. ,os classified adv. If It is placed in the
bs,oper medium. Every Evening carries
o,S. S.s classified advertising than all the
s.-si newspapers in the city combined.'
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-28
SCHOOL OPENING.
.arre Enrolment at Goldey College
nF,,v Studentq Entering

InTTo EnTOUW0UI ~ UUINVT NVIIVbN
Many Students Entering.
Next Monday will be the beginning oi
the new school year at Goldey Com
mercial and Shorthand College.
At that time this well-known insti.
tuition will begin its Dist year. New
students are enrolling daily. Those who
cannot call at the college oince' o0'
Market street, should write for the col
/ lege catalogues
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-28
hays HajE.,55asSaIs!Iss !.i5Il!E SalII!I

Aiweys restores youthful color % siay or
sioss hair-croy,er dressing keeping half aotl
sas inSuriant does not stan ssin o. 4en, sifS
- t-t-ie arnccisfs Skinhealtn AfeeAn w
ete ~, so.s is An invaluable aid 70 Halrnesltn.
hatllS "a T,sfsse 10 Philo nay Co, Newark y y tos
FREE shhrbES gSsRtuspt VIII HaSana SOAP
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LEs0TRCEs

II FpORr OH THE CONDITION OF THE
IL UNION NATIONAL RANK, 90 Wilmington
n the state oi Delaware, 90 the close Of business,
juno 18th. 1906
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-28
New Yorl, Ouofntions.

Associated Press Dispatch by special Wires
New York, June 2s.--The stock market opened