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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1906-01-02

During the year 1905. Manager VIII
hams Of Dun q Co. S office explained to
the reporter, there was a plentiful crop of
vegetables and fair fruit crop on the
Peninsula The oyster trade has also been
good Oysters are more plentiful and the
oreu season has not interrupted the catch
Ike 70 does IN some years Some estab-
hshments engaged 10 the business which
were closed last year are open now and
doing q good business
Collections in the district have not been
dull.aithough they were better in the rural
districts than in the city.
During the year many new people have
engaged IN business the actual number
OF firms, corporations and individuals
being eg5, being an increase over last
year OF ~ A large number OF firms and
partnerships have merged themselves into
corporations. There appears to be a
growing desire TO become Incorporated
even among concerns and individuals
with small capital
Since 1903 there has been a phenome-
nal increase in the number of banks on the
Peninsula. There is one in nearly every
town and some of the larger towns have
more than one, and all are reported to be
sound, no banks having failed during the
year. Nearly all are national banks,
some State banks having become national,
while all but two were started as national
banks
Mr.. Williams says farming land has
increased in value in many sections Of the
district, especially in the Virginia end,
along the railroads
In 1904 there was not a failure in the
Virginia end Of the district, but last year
the potato crop was not as good as in
1904 which is believed TO be largely ac-
countable for the trouble in Virginia.
Mr.. Williams says there is an excellent
outlook for the iron trade, notwithstand-
ing the fact that two Of the large local
concerns are idle. Some announcement can
also be seen in some other lines Of business.
Mr.. Williams says strictly holiday bust
ness was the best in years. He also said
that more shopping was done at home
than for ] 0 years, and it began earlier than
usual and was more gradual The in
crease was in every line except heavy
clothing and furs. The jewellers did re-
markedly well
In this city good weather made building
operations even greater than the most
sanguine expectations. Trade in ftirs and
heavy clothing Is uniavOrably affected,
but the net result is most satisfactory
Advance orders in most OF the local manu-
featuring plants are heavy.
The larger number Of failures, over those
OF last year, cannot be accounted for, but
this condition is Offset by the fact that
much more business was done and more
money was in circulation The failures
are partly explainable by the increase in
the number OF firms and the greater
volume Of business.
The largest failure was in Wilmington,
with liabilities Of over 100000.
Mr. Williams says the outlook is very
encouraging.
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.FlI SIAINE IN CHICAGO
National EiSht-hOur WOIkday Of
The Printers Union Went
Into Effect Today.
MOVE HAD BEEN ANTICIPATED
Bulk Of the Militant Employers
Locked Out Their Union
Men Some Weeks Ago.

A"oca'ei Press Dispatches by special Wires
Chicago, Ill.,, Jan. 2-lhe national
En- n.-Lout 4lTkday of The tTlnters
Union was decl Tod by that orRaniza-
Llou 10 be 10 effect today Ia tots city.
Inc time set ior The commencement Of
Tue movement vas January LIST, but,
II being a holiday, nothing was done
yesterday.
The introduction Of the new PRO
gfamme was not marked 10 this city
oy s.tlkers 81 any magnitude, the bulk
OF the militant employers having an.
tioipated the movement weeks ago by
locking Gus their union men and con
unuing their shops With n0n-uniou
men.
President Wright Of Typographical
Union No. 10 declared this morning
mat be did not expect that more than
handful Of men would strike 10 this
CITY because tbs employers who we're
dispose 90 light against the rule we're
already In arms against II and from
those who have not already started a
light nothing 10 the way Of opposition
Is expected 90 this late day.
New York, Jan. 2. --One thousand
printers went on strike here today IN
support Of demand for the eight-hour
day, and 80 printing shots declared a
lockout against their employees. The
strikers ipmediately placed pickets in
the vicinity OF al shops where the
lockout was declared. aud three halls
were secured by typographical Union
No. 8 to accommodate the men on
strike who wish to make their head
quarters IN those places The strike
was begun without disorder.
In le0 printing shops the Typo
graphical Union gained a victory with
out man quitting work. those shops
granted the eight-hour day and the
closed-shop principle demanded by the
union. The opponents of the union
were printing Offices belonging to the
United Typothet@, ghich has been
making preparations for the strike for
several months
Cleveland, O., jan. 9 Two hundred
and foTty-tiye employees OF printing
houses joined the l15 members of he
typographical Union already on strike
here today. Three-fourths vi the mas
ter printers having refused TO sign the
eight-hour agreement, the strike was
declared.
The Typotheta ia making efforts to
obtain pon-union men.
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Associated Press Dispatch ~ special Wires
Philadelphia, Pa. Jan. 2.-WheaL steady
No red in export elevator, siitaedc No. j
Northern 70 do. do, soag7c; No. Northern, do.
DO. a11sngi5sc
Corn steady No In export elevator. isJ.a
fs3tc.
Oas. steady; No white natural s75sassc.
No white clipped. 1sc
Brau, steady: winter IN hulk us.ooasis.5o
spring in sacks, sle.OOaSl4h0
Refined sugars, steady powdered, A76n
Slg0; granulnted 81 65aSieo confcctioners, "a b0a
Si65. Keystone, "a 50aSl a.
Butter. arm; extra western creamery. 20i6
arc. do, nearby prints, sc.
Riggs, firm, good demand. nearby iresh &c 90
marx; western iresh 2lc. az marx.
Live poultry. unchanged. l0wIs. l2llic.; old
ROSTERS, &C.; spring chickens, l2nl6c.; ducks,
l1alic.; turkeys, l1aloc. geese, l3alfc.
Dressed poultry steady; fowls, choice, il1sal8c /,
do. iar 60 good, Hal -c.i old roosters q55c.;
nearby roasting chickens, choice. lbdl0c: west
ern do, choice i4alsisc; do. fair % good llal8c
turkeys, choice and fancy. Z0a2lc.; geese, l1al4c
Potatoes, steady; Pa choice and fancy per
busheL 7Oa73c n Y. do 6sa7Cc. n. D. lair
10 good. per hushei. 55a65c.
Flour. UNCHANGED.
Hay, steady; timothy hay. No. ], large bales,
Si5asl5.b0; No. ], small bales, sl Ab9uei6. No. q.
si250sss; No. 3, s.050asliO0; clover No 4, slO50
Sili no grade Ssesq 80; clover. mixed hay, No Il,
ti200i $3.50; No. 2 $40 5oall.6o
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HOUSE ROBBED.

The Residences OF Boyd n u1savsr RAN
sacked.
The house of Boyd n. Cleaver,
farmer, living near Macdonouah, was
robbed On sunday night. An entrance
was gained through a second story
window by means Of a ladder.
Several rooms were ranaaokod and
the articles Btfewn all over the floor.
The thief bad a good feast, az there
was evidence that no helped himself ( %
chicken, cakes. fruit and nuts which
he found IN the sideboard. The fol-
lowing articles we're stoleni A storm
oyerooat, fur mun and q pair of driving
gloves.
The burglar was evidently hunting
for money, as Mr.. Cleaver several days
ago sold farm and be probably
thought the money from the sale Of
the farm was in the house.
II 10 the opinion of Mr.. Cleaver that
the thief went from Wilmington. % q re-
turn coupon on the Delnware City trolley
line was found on the floor the next
morning. An imprint of a man was
also discovered on some blankets In the
barn and IL Is evident that he lay down
and patiently waited until after mid
night before he entered she house.
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Shoe polishss-Hay. iai Market
IN WALL STREET TODAY


The Special Stocks Showed Advances At
Widely Varying Quotations.
Associate frass lsuatcn " special Wires
Wall Street, New York, Jan. 2.-The first
prices of the year on the Stock Exchange
we're higher than Saturdays closing, and
special stocks showed advances al widely
varying quotations on running sales of
large amounts. One thousand shares of
Anaconda sold al 296 and 297. with Gales
following AZ 296, compared with 28s on
Saturday. Three thousand shares Of Loco
motive we're sold al "a and "a, compared
with 75S on Saturday, and the preferred
was up Is. TIE first sales Of United States
Steel were Of 25,l00 shares at asa and 48sz,
compared with i31s on Saturday. Four
farred, we're sold at 1O7 and l07s(, com
pared with 1861 on Saturday. A purchase
OF 3. sou shares OF AnalRamated Copper was
made al iili6 and III. compared with 100
on Saturday. MINNEAPOLIS 81. Paul & Sault
Ste Marie rose ~, the preferred 4, General
Electric and International Power ~. Smelt-
ing l4, Reading IL, Pennsylvania IL and
Canadian Pucihc and Norfolk a Western
about point metropolitan Securities
showed a loss of q, and New YORK. Central
was down Is. The changes in the general
list we're smlll, az a rule.
Reading reacted a point and the market
showed some hesitation, but with the YIELD
lux DA Alr NlJNcN NaNt 10 ~ per CENT LOlulh
OF strength developed. Reading rose again
10 l42&. Atlantic Ooast Line rose 2, Louis
vile q Nashville ] 4 and Erie, Ontario a.
Western New YORK, New Haven q Hartford
and Peoples Gas /. Among the specialties,
Eastman Kodak gained 81, United States
Rubber, second preferred 2x, Rubber
Goods 2 and sloss-Shefiield Steel, Texes 4
Pacific Land Trust, knickerbocker Ice,
Allis-Chalmere, preferred, and Virginia
Carolina Chemical ] to Ia. There were
loses in ST Joseph a Grand Island, first
preferred, Of 2H, Hooking Valley p, Great
Northern, preferred, and American Beet
Sugar 10, Metropolitan Street Railway
Cleveland, o.. O. & ST. Louis. Wiscop-
sin Central, Northern Pacific, Chicago
Terminal, Pullman and National Biscuit
]. Bonds we're irregular at noon.
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Dover IOWN OOUNOIL.

Special Correspondence OF hverv Evening.
Dover, Jan. 2-Town Council, last
night, made an appropriation OF $3.50
to the Robbins Hose Co., 800 as a
part Of the annual appropriation aud
$50 for the rent CT th3 house.
The matter of the town collecting
aud carting away ashes was referred to
the street committee, with poWss ~
act.
Mayor Walker named Messrs Moore
and KERN as members Of Council to
act with Alderman Il. X. Wood I'M
holding the annual election on Monday
next.
The financial statement was ordered
printed IN the Index, Delawarean and
State Sentinel.
Councilman W. Il. Pritchett Of the
Second district, much 10 the surprise
OF his fellow members OF Council, pre-
sented his resignation, although be is
a hold-oyer member, giving a. q reason
the demands Of his private business.
The resignation was accepted.
Abe terms Of Mayor Walker, and
Councilman Richardson, Shockley ami
Bostic will expire next Thursday.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1906-01-02
HUNS YUUR STOMACH ?
y. james Belt has Remedy which He
Guarantees TO Cure the Worse
Cases OF stomach Trouble.

n James neit mss Aemouy winch He
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Cases OF stomach Trouble.
We wish to tell the readers of this paper
about a remedy which is a marvel IN medi-
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acute attack Of indigestion to chronic
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Aibert's Little Dinner Pin. being the nre-
scription Of DIR. Hutchinson. the noted
specialist of London and Brighton. Eng.
who previous to his decease had built up a
remarkable practice as a specialist in dis
eases of the stomach. DR.. Hutchinson
claimed that his success was due to the tiaa
of this PHI, and since it's Introduction fo
the American continent Il has performed
wonderful cures. Mr.. j. h. Lombard.
Casco, Me-, writes; / am now pnst 81
years of age and have had stomach trouble
practically all my life. ] sent and cot
samnle package Of Albert's Tittle Dinner
Pill. thinking that IL would turn out 10 be
one more disappointment, but from the
fret dose ] found relief, and can saw that
am now better than ever before In nv life
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Aibert's Little Dinner PHI contains no
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guaranteed by q. James Belt. col Market
street, Wilmington, Del
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THE TROOPS ARE LOYAL
Repression Of The RsFOluiionlsls Does
Not Involve The Abandonment Of
The Reform Programme.
MOLN ASSAlLS GOVERNMENT
For Its "Bllnd Boastfulness In
Asserting That the Revo-
luton Ia Crushed"
EARLY CONvOCATION OF THE UOumA

Associated rreW Dispatch by Special Wire.
st. Petersburg, Jan. % p. m.-Tha
governments strongly -worded an
nouucemunt yesterday that 10 proposes
90 pursue TO tho bitter end the rolioy
of putting down the Reds, - follow.
ing on She heels Of the crushing Of the
revolt at Moscow, demonstrates the
confidence Of Premier Whites govern
mont that it has the ability 10 COM
pleie the task 10 has undertaken. The
main cause Of this confidence IL the
fidelity displayed by the troops. That
the government was uncertain Of how
far the extensive propaganda con
Quoted by the ieVolutionista Ia the army
had shaken the loyalty OF the troops Is
objectionable, but the events OF the
last fortnight, 10 seems 90 believe,
have proved completely roaHsuriug on
this point.
Despite the rigorous, ruthless fashion
In which the war again Il the Beds"
Is conducted, the government is taking
every opportunity by word and act 10
try TO prove TO the public that the
repression Of the revolutionists does
not involve the abandonment OF the re-.
form programme, but that on the CON
traryi their suppression 10 necessary ia
order that the new regime may be
realized.
10 was learned today By The As
ISOLATE Press, through Premier White,
last nights report that be was urging
the immediate PRONUNCIATION Of a Con-
stitution is incorrect.
Until the Douma meets, be said,
II stand firmly on the manifesto OF
October 30th. Not one step Ia advance,
nor one step In the tear, will / 70 till
the DOuma assemblies. All the energies
OF the government are now conae-
Grated 70 the work Of making possible
the oonqooation Of the Representatives
Of the nation at the earliest possible
moment.
The Molva (Russ) bitterly uasails
tho government for its "blind boast
iulneas In asserting that the revolution
ia cFuahod %
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SECOND EDITION
MN BUSINESS OF 1905
Ion lhs Delaware, Maryland and
Virginia Peninsula.
TRADING WAS VERY HEAVY
In EIcssced That Of The Preceding
Year Very Materially.
THERE WIRE MORE FAILURES
o,e 70 the Large Increase in
the Volume OF Business.
SOME INTERESTING STATISTIC
TRADING WAS VERY HEAVY
II g,csecsd That Of The Preceding
Year Very Materially.
THERE WIRE MORE FAILURES
me- 70 the Large Increase in
the Volume OF Business.
SOME INTERESTING 8TATI8Tcs

According to figures furnished Every
rrsoinq bv Frank }. Williams, manager
~ g. DUN 4 Co., the business record
N tbe Delaware, Maryland and Virginia
Peninsula !, NM for the year 1905, shows an in
SO 80. of SO failures over 1904 and 60 over
io0S an increase in liabilities over 1904
" he ne assets for 1905 exceed those Of 1901
by Sl36 569.S9.
y a. compared with the preceding year,
Delaware had 81 more failures, with $780,
1S5SO more Liabilities and S75.926.29
more assets; Maryland had two more fall
rrss with s23. 67S.13 more liabilities and
Ss6S7 more assets. In Virginia there
were no failures.
The largest failure in Delaware was in
Wilmington, with liabilities Of over
100000.
NE district covered by the figures com
nrses IA counties, New Castle, Kent and
SUSSEX Of Delaware; Cecil, Kent, Queen
Annes. Talbot Caroline, Dorchester
|Wicomico, Somerset and Worcester, Mary
Ind and Northampton and Accomac,
Virginia.
About 5000 individuals, firms and cor
pontions are in business in this territory.
following are the figures OF the failures IN
iQ06.
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Ed aalemorlam.

In sad but loving remembrance of our dear
daughter Helena a. Mask, who departed this
lie January "a, 1900
kix years have passed. on how we miss her
from our home BUT, Heavenly Father. Thy viii
be done oh where Is orr daIln g We loved so
well she has gone Der Heavenly home-thai
blessed land where Il ls one bright summer
always. From pain and death sc now is forever
free-for sickuess never e. ers there. And we
all viii meet her again In Heaven,
sadly missed.
Father, Mother, Sisters and Brothers.
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A PESTIFEROUS GERM.
BUTTONS Up the Sea D Into Dnndrur n
snua III. 49,. 49,.

burrows Up the Sea p Into Dnndrufr ana
s"ps The HAIRS yiiaBty.
People who complain OF falling hair as a
iuls 90 not know that il is the result Of
r ra.'..l' which is CAUSED by a pesiiferous
e ea,as'.s ourrowing up the scalp as il digs
r. M. " Ine sheath in which the hair ID fed
" ine scalp. Before long the hair root ii
,ls,leleq up and the hair drops out. II the
W. OF the germ is not destroyed hair
oN thinning till badness comes. Ihe
uis way TO cure dandruff is to Kin the
$500 s...li ana until now there has been no hair
5 saviataslon that would do It; but today
utI a--un Is easily eradicated BY Newbro'e
!. R,oioe, which makes hair glossy and soft
N. ,A SOLD by leading druggists. Send
a ~ ~ stamps for sample to The Herpicide
. ~ ttr''oit' Mich. Miller Drug Co. special
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Chicago GRAM MARKED

Associated Press Dlspatch by Special Wires
Chicago, H., Jan. 2.-On heavy moves
ruent OF wheat In the Northeast, May sold
at ssaosh cents here today, but reacted to
S79{aSlis cents.
Unsettled weather In the Middle West
sieadied May corn around i4la4is cents.
4 fair demand Isl commission houses and
local traders held May oats firm at 52ss
cents.
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NEW YEARS DANCE At RlDDLETOWN.

Special Correspondence OF Every Kveninn
Middletown, Jan. 2-The young men
Of Middletown gave a delightful New
YEARS. dance in the Opera House, last
evening. The hall had been tastsiully
dsooTated IN evergreens, holly and
potted plants, and presented q pretty
appearance ORlesby's orchestra OF
Chester furnished the music.
About 40 couples participated, guests
being present from Philadelphia, Will
mington, Dover, Smyrna, Galena, Elk
ton, Warwick, Odessa and other nearby
towns. Mrs. CIV. beverley, Mrs. Q. b.
Green, Mrs. Frank Watkins, Mrs
Frank Pool, Mrs. Julian Cochran anc
Mrs. William b. Biggs we're the pas
trouesees
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The steel ferryboat Crawford, con-
structed by the Harlan & Hollngsworth
Co., which left on Saturday for New York,
arrived at the wharves Of the Central Rail-
road Of New Jersey, New York docks, on
Sunday evening. Although heavy Seas
were on, the vessel behaved admirably.
General Manager Loclhart was in charge
Of the boat and delivered her to her new
oMners Yesterday.
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The following plumbers have been
licensed for the current year: Charles
Stewart, Harry Il. Mellon, Frank q.
Moseley, Robert Z. Grier & Brother,
Harry A. Miller, W. l. Mention, K. g..
prauold, James r. Traynor, George y.
Hutton, George b. Ward, Thomas b..
M. Kenney, ID. J. Harrington, Herman
L. Hani and p. X. Walsh.
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Appomattox Camp, No. 2, S. Ct ",
held an interesting meeting last even D
ing. Officers for the ensuing term were
installed by Past Division Commander
Frank p. Gentieu, as follows; Com
mander, Edmund C. Patterson Senior
Vice Commander, GeorgeDufiy Junior
Vice Commander, Harry Daily Camp
Council. II. Daily, George Duffy,
Joseph Gentiou. After the installation
o pleasant social time was held aud re-
ireshmanls served.
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NEW YORK COT TON MARKET.


Associated Press DISPATCH DY special Wire.
New York, Jan. 2-Cotton opened easy
today; January, 1l.i6i March, 1l.5O; April,
l1.52; May, 1.60; July, 1l.7Oi August, II. 48 (;
September, 1915, bid; October, III. 20, bid
Cotton opened weak, at a decline Of 1lal7
points, in resporee TO lower cables, and soon
increased the loss TO a matter Of 2Oas5
points. The market during the middle OF
the morning continued very active and
unsettled, with prices only or points
up from the lowest
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William Mckinney of the Sixth ward
is mentioned for membership in the Board
of Education to succeed David II Megill,
who has resigned. Two years ago, Mr..
Mckinney was a candidate for member Of
the board from the Sixth ward and was
elected It was found, however, that the
charter Of the board had expired and there
fore the election was illegal and Mr.. Nc
Kinney did not get his position.
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Titus & Finn gave a largely attended
New Years dance, last night, at their ball,
at Tenth and Monroe streets. An orches-
ira was in attendance. The regular
classes will be resumed next Monday
nirht
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Popko Wociek, aged "A years, was
found dead in bed this morning about 9
O'Clock at No. 1871 Lobdell street, where
he boarded. Coroner Piirks was notified
and made an Investigation. Heart dis
ease is supposed to have caused death.
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Daniel Powell, a l3-years-old boy,
whose home is near Kirkwood, is in the
Delaware Hospital receiving treatment
for dislocated jaw bone, the result OF
kick from a horse. His condition is not
serious.
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aleaister's Wraers.


II fGISIhKe ORDER
h5OfflCE OF IHE REGISTER OF WILLS
New castle County. Dell Lee. l3ih, 1908
Upon the application OF Amanda q. Hazel
ENeCuiflx Of Nuulovc Hazel, late OF Wilmington
hundred, la said county, deceased, 20 ls ordered
ana directed ly the Register Of N his that the
ExeCurix aforesaid give nOuce OF gmnung of
Letters Parliamentary upon me estate OF the
deceased, with the date Of granting thereof by
causing advertisements 90 be posted within forty
DAYS from the date Of such etiers IN 4 Of The
most pubic places OF the county Of New Castle.
requiring all persons having demands ngainst
the estate % present the same or abide by an act
Of Assembly in such case made and provided;
and al o cause the same iu Be inserted within
the same period I'm the tvery Evening, news
paper published m Wilmington, Del, and to he
continued therein three weeks lc. d. J.
Given under the band and seal Of ONCE
Of the Register of Wills aforesaid, a. Wall
n. 8 lmiuetOn. in New Castle county Aforesaid,
the day and year above written.
FREDERICK T. BACH, Register Of Wills
NOTICE
Notice Is hereby given that Letters Tesla
mentary were no due oun % law gIunied unto
the undersigned, on the 18Th day % December,
A. r. lele, aud that ali persons having claims
against the estate Of the deceased must present
the same duly atiested % the said hxeculrlx,
on or before the 18Th day Of December, A. a. 1900,
or abide the Act Of Assembly In such case made
and provided, AMANDA Q. HAZEL
Address: Howell s. England, ESQ, Auorney-ai-
Law, wilmington, Delaware. deoio mwi-aw