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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1906-09-28

Mems Shoes. 50 TO $50. Boys, Shoes IS
Misses q Chiidren's SHOES, sa95 to $i.oo.
Try w. L. Douglas Womens, Misses and
Children's shoes; for style, At and wear
they excel other makes.
II I could take you into my large
factories at Brockton, Mass. land show
you how carefully WI. Douglas shoes
are made, you would then understand
why they hold their shape, fit better,
wear longer, and are of greater value
than any other make.
Wherever you live, you can obtain w. l.
Douglas shoes. His name and price Is stamped
on the bottom, which protects you against high
prices and Inferior shoes. Take no substts
futs. Ask your dealer for w. L. Douglas shoes
and insist upon having them.
fast Color Vets used; they LVH not tUedr bYdssy.
Write for Al set rated catslog OF Pail Styles.
". =. DOUGLAS, Brocktoo. Mass.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-16
HratHs

BLFsT-I In this city, on February 18TH, 1905,
Mary HtheL uaurhter Of James .. and Martha
Blesi ia her 18Th year
Relatives and friends are invited 10 attend the
funeral services az her parents residence, No l2l
Rodney street. on Monday morning, February
~, at1l o'clock lntermeut private, Newark, Del
DILwORTH-At Yonkers Park, New lork,
James A. b. DilWorth, formerly OF Port henn.
delaware.
IREDEIL-In this city, on February 18th, 1906,
William G. Iredell aged Ga yeara.
Relatives and friends of the lnmlly are respect
fully invited TO attend the funeral rom his late
residence, 5O6 West Folrth street. on Monday
afternoon. February l9ih 1900, az 3 O'Clock IN
terment private.
LEBERAfAN-In this city, on February 10Th,
1906. Nathan Lieberman, aged 09 years
Relatives and friends and members OF J. o.
B'nai Birth, No. 40; SIR Moses Monteiorce
soriety, Clayton Lodge, No, z, X. OF T.; Hope
Lodge. No. n. /. o. o. T.; Keokuk Tribe, No 3,
j. u H NJ, are invited 70 attend the funeral SER
Vices at his late residence, No elf West street
on sunday morning at 9f5 o'clock. lniermenl
at hiiadelphia.
guLI1Oa-Iu New Castle DEL. on February
llth. 1905. Ann Rebecca silliioe, IN her 10Th
Reiatives and friends are respectfully invited
10 attend the funeral services at the residence o
her som n-law John Black burn. New Castle, Del
on sunday afternoon, February 18th, att O'Clock
Inierment ST. James cemetery, NeWrort, Del
ULLMANN-On the 18th inst, Eiisa,wife Of Franz
Ullmann. nged 80 years
Relatives and friencs are respectfully invited
attend the funeral from her lats residence 0ll
Clavnont street on Sunday afternoon, February
isIh, at 2SO O'Clock. interment private
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-16
sso. aoo LosF nY A noY.

Associated Press Dispatch By Special Wires
New York, Feb. 16.-1he loss Of S30,-
400 in cash, checks and notes was reported
to the Brooklyn police today by Fred
erick j. Ennis, a 17-years-old bank mes
senger. The boy said that he lost the
money yesterday while carrying it from
the Mechanics Bank, Brooklyn, for which
he works, 20 the Ridgowood Bank. The
money was in a parcel in his inside coat
pocket, according to the messengers
statement to the police, and apparently
dropped from his pocket 10 the sidewalk.
He said that while a short distance from
the bank where he intended % deliver
the money he felt his pocket and assured
himself that the package was safe. When
next he examined the pocket, 40 the
Ridgewood Bank, the money was gone.
The amount reported lost includes
S24,O 900 in promissory notes, a check for
$4,000 drawn by the Jenkins Trust Co.
to the order Of the Ridgewood Bank and
500 in cash.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-16
SUPERIOR COURT.
a bFisf Ssasln This Morning Followss
5y Adjournment Until Mondav

a 6FisI seasln This Morning. Followed
0y adjournment Until MONDAY
, Upon the application of Robsr, y
l Ilglhsros' counsel for James Ferris Belt
and ledekiah J. Belt, in certiorar nros r,T,.
ceedings the Superior Court his morp;Do- mo inc
granted a peremptory order to comnel
the justice OF the peace to produce az, tT,s M.
ana complete record of tie PROCEEDINGS
III . ms Office OF the suit.
Inc cellmrau cases Of Thomas ] Neels-
lns lIns vs. George Ruhling for the use Of
Juiian c. Walker and Philip l. Work
man rs. George Ruhling for the use Of
'uuan G. Walker, were taken un The
cases involved the jurisdiction of 4 nstice
oil the peace relative TO foreign attacb-
menis. In these cases Hugh 81. Morris
counsel for the defendants below con.
tended that the statutes of the state
M,QAa neither permit of q nonresident
bringing % slit of foreign attachment ol
permit hum Go assign his case to resident
IN order TO bring the suit. The court
reversed the findings of the justice of the
peace.
The court adjourned until Monda,
morning.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-16
PERSONAL.

Miss Bertha Dunbar Of Elkton, Nd,
is visiting here.
]. Henderson Smith has been visit
ing in Elkton, Nd.
Walter @. Dale Of New York City
spent yesterday here.
George Ebert of New York City is
the guest OF friends here.
Miss May Taylor has returned from
a visit to Chester friends.
MIS-. ID. b. Bowen is at Fair Hill,
Nc, as the guest Of relatives.
Miss Elizabeth Gaines of Newark
visited friends here yesterday.
Harry Baxter has returned after
visit to trends dosn the State.
The Misses Morris Of Avondale are
sue1dinR a few days in this city.
William Werner OF New YORK City
is spending a few days in this city.
Mrs. Fred NJ. Ortlip Of this city is
the guest of her sister at Ok ord, Pa
Miss Alice q. Barry has returned
after a visit to friends IN Jenkintown,
IA.
Miss Agnes Stephenson is the guest
Of MISC hartiett Aalmsley OF ElktonI
Md.
@. Francis Moose Of Lynchbure,
Va, is the guest of friends IN this
city.
Miss Bertha E. Harper has returned
after a weeks visit to fFiends in Bal
timoTe.
George t. Rayue OF Madison, Wis,
is visiting his uncle, William kayne,
of this city.
Miss Cora Edwards has returned
from a weeks visit to relatives IN
b iladelphia.
Mrs William Smith ana laughter
of O ,kessln spent yesterday win
friends IN this city.
Mrs. Andrew Ross Of Chesapeake
City, Nd, has returned home after a
visit to friends in this city.
Misses Edith ard Anna Downs OF
this city have been visiting their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Z. b. Downs
of kentcn.
MIS-. Annie M. CrowdinR and Mrs.
Anna Downs of Church Hill, Nd, are
visiting Mrs. j. Dudley Robinson oil
Philadelphia.
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DEPOSITORS WONT LOSE
They VIII Receive ThlTiy-fYe to Forty
Per Cent Of Their HOusy Within
a Week and The Balance Shortly
Afterwards.
so ASSISTANT CASHIER SAYS
The Bank Worked Extensively
Through Drug Stores.
INSTITUTION HAS 100000 IN uA8R
A,sooiai.d Pres, Dispascn BY special wlrs..

Associated Press Diapstoh BY special Wires.
Chicago, ILL.,, Feb. lG-A crowd Of.
deposiiors gathered around the doors Of
the Bank OF America as early as o'clock
this morning ia the hope OF securing their
money. Among the number were many
drug clerks. the bank having worked ex-
tensively through the drug stores in all
parts OF the city. In many drug stores
notices were posted, informing the public
that deposits would ho received at the
drug stores for the bank, and offers OF an
interest in the institution we're held out
TO the clerks as an induccmont to secure
large deposits.
Tho hrst official Of the bank to put in
an appearance was Il. II. Howe, the
assistant cashier He opened the doors,
and a crowd of depositors swarmed after
him. Mr.. Howe made speech 10 the
depositors, saying IN substance:
'Mithin q week you will receive 35 to
| 40 per cent of your money, and the ball
ance within a few days alter tnat. De-
positor must he patient. We have
! 100000 ia cash on hand aud some securi-
ties that will bo disposed OF within a
week. There is not the slightest fear
that any of the depositos viii lose any
of their money"
/ When asked the cause OF the trouhlos
| Mr. Howe replied:
'elhe cause OF the failure is iniudicious
loans All money received after 3 o'clock
yesterday afternoon has been put aside,
/ and customers can have 10 at any time
they call for it."
Receiver Healy, who appeared at tho
bank a short time after Mr.. Howe had
addressed the depositou, confirmed the
| statements.
81 have no doubt that all the dopositors
will be paid ia full, said he. 1--WE are
making arrangements to caro- for the
savings accounts at once, but The COM
mercal depositors will be compelled to
wait for a few days, until We know Just
who're matters stand /"
y President Abner Smith dspiorod the
fact that be should, az his ego, have been
brought into an affair Of this kind. lie
said.
Il got into this thing through my con-
nection with some real estate loans.
Everything would have been an right
Il the stockholders bad noe squabblod
as to who had and who bad not paid in
full for stock"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-16
BOARD OF TRADE DINNER.
Much Interest Therein and Demand for
mlnLnA.

Much Interest Therein and Demand for
Tickets.
X. j. Maclean of the Board of Trade
states that theie is great interest in the
b e which is to be z en- bv the
9oard or the purpose Of booming the city.
Several persons have sent in their checks
Tor their tickets and others have sent in
$40 eaei for plates for themselves and
friends. A telephone message this morn
ing advised a remittance OF $50 for one
member and three friends.
The object is to strictly boom the city's
interests. The committee will meet this
evening and consider applications and
complete arrangements for the affair.
The committee intends having All the
speeches printed in pamphlet form after
the dinner and the pamphlet will contain
interesting views OF the city.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-16
OBITUARY


sudden Death OF Nathan Lieberman At the
X. uf 4. Hail last Night.
Nathan Lieterman, y retired mer-
chant, and one OF the beet-kuown resi-
dents OF this city, died suddenly while
attendins q meeting Of the Knights OF
tythias Hall 90. al Seventh and King
streets, last evening. Mt. LiebeIman
hao just signed q document ana settled
back IN char when be was seen TO
gasp and fall over. Several persons
rushed 20 his as8is stance and tried TO
revive him ahile others went for DR..
J. I. lyle and DR.. Joseph T.. Wales.
Mr. Liebsman was dead when the
/ physicians arrived.
IL was while 10 conversation with
Thomas Muilan, Jr., james b. Tucker
ard otners that he suddenly fell back
10 his chair and wac dead before any
one reanz d what had happened. After
1 the two physioIaus haa arrived, the
members OF tue iumty were notified
by Mr.. tucker, ard later the body Was
sent e. bis home s 4 nest street. IL
.s uuderstool that ". fyle hau been
treatin Mr. Lieberman for heart
trouble for me time.
lhe deceased was 20 years old and was
born m bavaria and came to thus ouun-
try 90 years ago. lie first went to
Saginaw, hicniQan, but A years age
cime TO Milm nst,n anu eng ged 10
the clothin business at Fifth ana Mar
ket streets. Later ne ERGO cd toe store
now occupied by The Samuel Lees
Company. be- deceased s yefy sue.
cessiul hs business man aud retired
IN SS3 Since that time be had lived
quietly at-his home 10 West street.
Mr.. Lisberman is survived by d
widoW and six grown childrtn. The
children ara Abraham, Joseph auo
Charles LiehefmRn, Mrs. Danioi Myers,
OF haodouheld, n. j. Mrs. Harry ZIP.
per Of thiladeiphia and Mrs. Alberi
hothachild, who, with her husband,
lives at the home Il uef larents. Mr..
LieoeTman was a member Of he Monti
hore Sooiet,, the hnai tTith Society
the A los Kodesch Congregation AM
took a deep interest 10 the hebre
Charity Association. he had hesn
member Of the knights OF PythiA 70
5 many years nd took an active inteTes
IN this cEder.
- OBITUARY MOTHS
( 1t is reported that the wife Of Rev
: Ezra Tinker died IN Lyons, n. Y, o
z Wednesday. MIR. Tinker was at on
$ time pastor of AsbuFy M. 4. Church
} IN Wilmington.
I William q. lredell, aged 64 yearI
died yesterday at sos West tourt
I street.
r MTs, Elisa Ullmann, aged 80 year
- vile of Frank Ullmann, died yesterda
4. at 3l7 South Claymont street.
{ The body Of William Eeters was take
r to Milford this morning, where buriI
was made. Ihe death oi Mr.. Peter
r occurred at the home Of his son in-iav
( d. Lewis Young, 627 Morton avenue
. | Chester ia.
Lawrence Podolak, infant child
Maue and Michael Podolak Of No. II;
I bobdell aiTeet uied yesterday Of pneI
, monia.
John MoEntee, aged 40 years, die
: at his home, Oh Lancaster avenue, {
r tuesday last Of pneumonia.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-16
PhilaaeipnlA narxsss.

Associated freaa Dlspatcn " cpeclal Wires
Philadelphia. Pa, Feb 16--Wheat &c lower.No
2 red in export elevator, e4lSae5c: 30. NORTH
ern. e4lsaq5ISc.: No. Northern. s2n93c
Corn, ltc lower; No m export elevator ica
l6l<c.
Oats. steady; No. ? white natural a5isas6c;
No white clipped. 50 b54a3dc.
Bran, firm; winter In 6ulk, S20.Ooas2l.O0; spriuE
IN sack S O.60ae2LoO. tfN
Refined sugars. unchanged: powdered. Si.65a
A. 7O Rranuated, s. 5jaki.tO, coufectioners a 40
asa 45; Keystone, s4-OaS4S6
Butter firm. prints onv cent hiGher extra West
eru creamery, 1S1sc; do. nearby prints, sc.
FRRs steady; nearby iresh. 1o1su a. marx
Western fresh 1870. at MARX.
Live poultry. hifn fowls. 1fai41Sc old roosters
i1c.; spring chickens, iSaif1fc.; ducka 15al6c:
geese itai5c; turkeys. l5aloc.
Dressed poultry, steady: fowls, choice. 14c:
do. fair 10 good. lSai3ls g.; old roosters. i0c.:
nearby roasting chickens. choice. i5al6c. Western
do choice lla1sc.; do inr 70 good. i2alsc. turkeys
choice and fancy. 2oa22o DO. far 70 good lsal9c;
duckSqlal6e.g geese. iOalfc-
Potatoes dull. Pennsylvania choice and fancy
per bushsl o5a67c.; New York, choice and fancy.
Der bushel, soa62ci New York, fair TO good,
per bushel. 5Oatoc.
Flour steady.
afaadV
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-16
H. G GONRAD'S COMMISSION

II Has Arrived, but mr.. Conrad Did Not
Take Charge Of the rostonioe Today.
Although mis- commission as post
master Of Wilmington arrived yester-
day afternoon from Washington, 10 is
not likely that Henry Q. Conrad will
take charge Of the postofiice before
tomorrow. There are a number oi
iormalities to be gone through with
first.
Mr. Conrad has been III for several
days, but be was able to be at his
otiioe this morning. He was also at
the postofiice in company with the
retiring postmaster, William n. Heald.
As soon as AR. Conrad takes charge
Of the postoiiice be will announce his
assistants.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-16
WILL OPPOSE BALFoUR.
',,oc,,,ed Pre-. Dl.patoh Dy speeIal wiro.

Aaaocinteu ffeta AiriAtcn " oitiiAi Mll1%
London, Eng, Feb. l6-The City
Liberal Association, at o meeting today,
decided 70 nominate a candidate TO con-
test in the city of London against former
Premier Baliou at the forthcoming bye
election.
The name of tha proposed candidate
has not yet been announced, but Thomas
Gibson Bowles, who represented Kings
lynn in the last Parliament is supported
by many Liberals as the man most likely
to effect o combinaiiont of the Unionists
and Liberal Free landers.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-16
n WALL SIhEtT iOUAf

Associated Press Dispatch Dy special wires
Wall Street, New York, Feb. l6-suf-
ficient buying orders appeared 40 the OPEN
ing of the stock market today TO rally some
stocks from the depression in which the
market closed last night. At other points
the pressure continued. There we're open
ing gains Of 1A In Central Leather, ~ In
Lead and Northern Pacific and point ln
Reading and smelling. Colorado fuel,
Sugar and New York Central were up large
fractions. Denver q Rio Grande lost is
and Wabash, preferred Is.
Union Pacific, st. Paul, Atchison, Missouri
Pacific, Canadian Pacific, brooklyn hApid
Transit and others a point or more before
the decline was checked. Minneapolis 80.
Paul & Sault Ste Marie, preferred, lost 2S,
United states Reduction, preferred, 3,
Anaconda ~ and American Express 3. Tho
slow hardening movement which followed
made up much of the decline. Great
Northern, preferred. rose 4l5 over last night,
Northern Pacific "a and Northwestern j.
The volume OF business during the second
hour showed a material ahrinkage from that
OF the first hour. Bonds we're heavy at noon
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-16
chsrokse I'm Tow

Another attempt was made last night
by the disabled Clyde Line steamship
Cherokee, at the Delaware Breabwater,
TO reach New York The Cherokee has
been leaking badly at the Breakwater
for a week. where she sought shelter
while bound from Philadelphia The
tugs Blue Bell, lvanhoe and Margaret
LETT last night towing her stern first. A
new steam pump was placed on board
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-16
sln aalemurIam.

In memory Of my beloved husband. James Il.
Holiday who died February lethi le05, In hii
50th year.
One year has passed away,
So iraught with grief and pain
Einco the Reaper, Death, came 20 our home,
The silver cord was SNAPPED in twain.
Our hearts are sad. and bowed in griefi
Our loneliness, oh who can tell,
For never mote will his foot steps come,
TO the hume he loved 80 well.
o. could we call him back TO earth,
From his bright home beyond the skiesi
Where God with His loving hand.
Has wiped the tears from bis eyes.
our bright hopes that we're planted deep
Prom our heart OF nearts are rivon
But one thought will cheer Us while We weep
We know our dear father rests IN Heaven.
HIS WIFE AND CHILDREN.
In sad remembrance Of August II. NieWeg
Who departed this lie February 10th, 1904.
One who knows bis loss,
HIS WIFE.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-16
BABY Goats cleaned, 50 Gents.

The regu lar price is from SIPS to s2.25
for cleaning baby coats, but just to have
you know that we have a dry-cleaning
and dyeing department in connection
with our laundry we are going to clean
them for so cents on Monday, February
10Th, If brought to our Office ON that day
only Manhattan Laundry Co., SOC King
street#
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-16
SALE OF STOCKS.
Securities Disposed Of at Auction This
Morning.

Securities Disposed Of at Auction This
Morning.
At Stidham auction rooms. this morn
ing, stocks belonging to the estate Of
Wesley T. Wright we're sold as follows:
Five hundred shares of the Liberty
Copper Mining and Milling Co.. TO Louis
Goldberg, for 81 He also purchased 50
shares of the Drawbaugh Telephone and
Telegraph Co., for Sl.5O.
Two shares of the Hy-Jen Chemical
Co. we're sold to Edmund p. Moody for
so cents per share Mr.. Moody also pur-
chased 10 shares Of Illinois Leather Co.
stock at S97 per share, and 25 shares Of
the American Linseed Co. at Sal per
share
Herbert L. Rice was the attorney for
Harry +. Wright, the administrator of
the estate, who offered the stocks for sale.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-16
seetoftNow

Trifing with a Cough is seif-murdor. I'm
mediate relief viii follow the use OF Hale's
Honey OF Horshound and Tar. II II is
taken in time, nothing ever prescribed by
the Faculty viii compare with IL rs a re-
medy for Coughs Colds and Hoarseness.
sold by all druggists.
Pixies Ioothache Drops Cure in One
Minutes
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-16
Train Dispatcher Resumes DUTY.

Lewis Brunner engine dispatcher for
the p, B. d w. railroad, in this city,
who has been in at his home, 1871 Dickin-
son street, Philadelphia, for some time,
has recovered and resumed his duties
with the company.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-16
SUIT AGAINST RAnRoAD.
,.l.,.n pr... nl.nnlcn br sn.cl.I Win.

Associated Press DiaoRtch BY special Wires
Harrisburg, Pa, Feb. 16.-Legal pro-
ceedings were ordered today against tho
Pennsylvania Railroad Co. 10 stop the
collection OF a $40 deposit on each $50
mileage book.
Secretary Of Internal Affairs Brown
instructed Attorney-General Carson 70
begin suit.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-16
BUSINESS BLOCKS BURNED.

Associated Press Dispatch By special Wires
Watertown, N. Y, Feb. l6,-Nearl.
half the business portion Of Philadelphia
N. Y, was destroyed by fire which broke
out last night and burned until 3 o'clock
this morning.
The loss will reach approximately
$4,000.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-16

It's ebb tide in the pantry about Thurs
day-come and take supper At the New
Century Club Building, Thursday, Feb
ruary 22d, $50 to $50 p. m. The
Teachers Mutual Beneficial Associations >
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-16
Bread. Rons. Cake, Pies and Can dies,

All day Saturday from until O'Clock
in the west class room of Grace Church
chapel entrance on Ninth street,. The
public is invited to "a Bake'*
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-16
Diamond State Steel.

Worl1men are now busy repairing the
fences Of the Diamond State Steel Co.,
on Lobdell and Heald streets.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-16
Letters on an Estate.

Letters testamentary on the estate Of
jeanette Mammele have been taken out
by Leonard Heiss.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-16
MnrrIaass.

HUsTON-MoX AMIN this city, on February
18th 1906 Miss Dulcinea Moxham, Of Whining
ton. Dbl Mr.. p. P. Huston, Jr., Of Louisville,
Kintucky.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-16
New York AInrnoI..

Associated Press Disuatch by special wires
New York. Feb. l6.-Flour receipts 1905 bar
relE sales, go; dull and steady
Wheat recepis. 5000 bushels sales 1901
hushels lower: prices dropred 20 In the ffst
hour: May, S95 saaeO 9iec seplem Der, s6l faSG8lc
Rye, nominal; No. Western. 7sc, !. O. D.,
New YORK
Corn. receiptsS Oss bushels sales, 5000 bushels
easy under lower cables aud iiquidationi July,
4s9kaf91Sc.
pork, steady.
Beef steady.
Lard, easy: prime Western steam, SIC
sugar raw, nominal: fair refining. 21sc: centri-
iugal 96 test ll-3laS9s moasses sugar, 25Sc: re-
fined. quiet; crushed. 500; powdered 81 granu-
lated, $3.50.
Petroleum. steady: refined all ports, eI.5OaSI col
Coffee quiet No. Rio. lGc.
Molasfes, steady; New Orleans. 60aSsc.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-16
asn.ral sn,lr,,nr Mn,..r Her.

oANAaA nNANAAoN hNAaNf HNAos
General S5licitor George V. Massey
o. the pennsylvania railroad was IN
tois city yesterday and met the local
emolals Of the p, b. d W. railroad
sno later IN the evening met President
Uassatt Of the Pennsylvania, who was
returning from Warrington and Pro
eseded with ths president in his
special train to Philadelphia.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-16
Nsr lurh ,lIotalloa..

Associated Press Draustoh oY spsaial Wire.
New York, Feb 10 The stock marker opened
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-16

Rabbit lunch tomorrow night at
Iynoh's, No. West Fourth street -
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-16
wimington stock. ouotauona.

Reported " scoIt & %. BANKERS ana Broker.
pid and ,st..f ,.s.,.