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TO the charitably-minded. Such children have
been carried about the country to give exhibi-
tions of questionable character. Other deserv-
ing children who could not sing and were thus
of no "use" to the concern have been refused
admittance. l give these as samples of the
charges. The managers have issued reply to
the Ledger's articles contradctng its statements,
but unfortunately there are the facts. There
are some highly respectable gentlemen upon tue
Board but, they seem to have been overruled
by their Superintendent person named Phil
lips, who has had the practical control OF THINGS
and who is responsible especially for the obtec-
tionable exhibitions. Good service has been
done in throwing light upon matter until now
imperfectly understood.
Such has been the dearth of music latterly
that the English Opera Company at the CHEST
nut, although Of moderate pretensionB, has met
with large measure of success. They do fa-
miliar operas like 1.-THE Bohemian Girl, al Mar
tina" and Maritana" very smoothly and their
entertainments are really more satisfactory than
those Of some high-sounding combinations
which attempt great deal and do very
little. Nothing else in the amusement
live requires special mention. 1t is stated that
III and that her relatives have been sent for.
This is. in part. suggestive of how closely con-
nected good portion Of our theatrical perform
ers are. very few families and their connec-
tions constitute large proportion OF our stage
talent. The Booths Wallaeks, and Jeffersons
may be given as leading examples. Their fami-
lies extend in every direction on our stage,
forming relationships sometimes but little
known. Thus sister Of Edwin Booth married
Clarke the comedian Edwin himself married
Miss McVickar, daughter Of Western manager.
James Booth married Mrs Agnes Perry, widow
of favorite Philadelphia actor of times gone by.
The Jeffersons are related in one way or other
to almost all the noted theatrical families.
Warren Of Boston, (of whom the Hubbites
think almost as much as they do of Bunker HID
is one of these relations the lamented Charles
another. As regards Mrs. Thayer, her husband
you we'll remember az a most genial comedian
She has also a son in California very clever ac-
tor who has never appeared on the East side;
Mr., John Lewis Baker, alsoa well known player
MIR. Bakers sister is the charming Mrs Ohanfrau,
whose husband comedian Of ability, is for his
own part related to nearly all the people have
been writing about. These instances could be
easily multiplied but they would lead me to too
great length. INDEX.
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PERSONAL ARD PARTICULAR.

"A word to the wise-Keep so.
AT White Pine, New, mahogany is used for
fuel.
Postal cards have been introduced into
France
The new Spanish flag is to be " violet, white
and rod"
scratch for living.
-"Gone where ground hog twineth," is an
Indianapolis phrase.
San Francisco is opposed to male principals
for grammar schools.
-Mdlle. Nilsson has been engaged at''Brussela
for few performances.
"A Racine girl lately poured hot glue on the
head OF her faithless lover,
Victor Emmanuel was opposed to his sons
abdication of the throne Of Spain.
-Lynching matinees in Nevada are called
performances by the stringed band"
Count Bernstein, the German ambassador to
the Court of st. James, is seriously ill.
Generals Espartero and Moriones support
the new Republican Government Of Spain.
Amadeus is said to be quite prostrated
physically by his exertions during the past week,
-Senor nlozago has oonsontod to continue as
Spanish ambassador to the Republic of France.
Senior CASTELAR, is preparing proclamation
declaratory of the policy Of the new Republic Of
France.
"A stranger, passing through an Illinois town
lately, with the small pox, was put in vacant
school house and left to freeze to death.
"A servant girl in Pittsburg, Penn, has sued
her employer for IT'S weeks wages at S3 per
week. She says she began her work Jan. l,
1868, and has never received cent in remunera
finn
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John Gaffney, the Buffalo murderer, was
hanged yesterday. He confessed that he feign-
ed insanity to save his life.
The Erie Knitting Mills, at Cohoes, N. Y,
owned by VIM. Moore, were burned yesterday
morning Loss S70,000
The nailers strike at Wheeling W, Va, which
has lasted several months, is at an end. The
men will resume work on Monday.
William Browns woodenware factory, at st.
Louis, was almost entirely destroyed by fire yes
terday morning. Loss about $4,000.
A fire at the clay retort and friedrich factory
af Hicks q Co., in Baltimore, on Thursday night
destroyed over $5O,0O0 worth of property.
Christian Stewart Il Co., Gotten factors, sus-
pended at Memphis on Thursday. Liabilities
$50 600, which are it is said, fully oovered. by the
assets.
Gold closed yesterday at 1141a. Government
securities were quiet gnd 16a14 lower for the new
coupon Five-twenties, registered Ten-forties and
Currency sixes.
Another meeting OF members of tho Louisiana
Legislature was held in New Orleaus yesterday.
The Republicans would not accept the COM
promise offered by the Fusionists, but "aaked the
Democrats legally elected to take seats at the
State House, E 4l.
The house of VIM. Bowman, near Oil City, Pa,
was destroyed by an explosion of gas on Thurs
day night, and Bowman was killed. Tho gas
had been conducted into the house for heating
purposes, and the explosion was caused by de-
feet in the pipes.
The safe in the Office of the Toledo, Canada,
Southern and Detroit railroad, at New York was
robbed on Thursday of 5000, 900 in bonds of the
road. As these bonds did not bear the seal of
the signature Of the secretary. they are WORTH
less te the thieves.
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DR. Dickey delivers the next lecture of the
Oxford Library Course.
AT West Chester there have been six weeks
OF continuous sleighing this winter-from Dec
24th to Feb. 5th.
Oxford has made the same mistake with the
stage in its hall which we did in our Opera
House-it is too high.
The office of constable in Downingtown must
be lucrative one. There are six candidates for
its nomination just now.
Local Option is absorbing great attention in
Lancaster county, and many are sanguine that
tho No License party will win the day.
u. W. & NJ Irwin's icecream and cheese fac
tory at PenningtOnve Chester county has been
burned. Loss s3 900, but fully insured.
The fortune left Thos. H. Chandler by a
deceased relation foots up, it ID said 50 600, 000
His horses and houses will cost him % 800
- There are towns in Chester county which
such euphonious names as these - Stumptown,
Doogtown, Frogtown, Frog. Hollow and Skinner
vile.
The Local 0ptionists are earnestly at work
in Chester county, and expect to be successful
in the next election by from 5000 to 10000 ma
joIity.
John W. Barnes has been appointed by the
proprietors OF the Mccullough Iron Works, at
North East, Md, to prospect for iron ore in Del
aware county.
-lhere ls an enterprise starting for the build
ing OF furnace in. .Havre de Grace for the manu-
facture of iron, and the Oxford Press is striving
to wean it to that borough.
The Press alone survives the many efforts
to establish newspaper at Oxford. And it ought
to succeed 1t is live, enterprising, newsy,
good-looking, and edited with ability.
The sexton who found the stolen funds of
the Lancaster bank was rewarded with SO
The officials are the same who gave only very
meagre information to the newspapers, and pre-
vented the police from making any great exer-
ton to capture the burglars. The acts are all
worthy one another.
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THE PERFORMANCE OF ''MAoBETH.
The Opera House, last evening, had large
audience to witness the magnificent tragedy per-
formance of the Davenport Company, but it was
not crowded, as it ought to have been. The
large and excellent Company, the complete ward
robe and appointments and the splendid music
we're all added to the talents of the leading ac-
tors, and produced thoroughly meritorious
performance.
his list of triumphs on our Wilmington stage.
He had not, since his first appearance among u.s.
al Sir Giles OUeT1Bdch, presented anything equal
to that. until last evening, but now the two por-
traitures must be placed side by side.
Naturally. IN this presentation OF tho great
drama, Mr.. Davenport takes the leading part
and makes Macbeth the central figure, differing
in this respect from the shape Janauschek gives
the play. Her individuality is 30 strong that
she carries Lady Macbeth to the front, and
makes most prominent in tho acting, the
fierce cruel, tempting character OF the
wife, while the husband ia eubordinated. Mrs
Davenport, of course, did not do this, but her
portrayal of the part was fine one, and admira-
bly, supplemented the acting OF her husband.
All the other characters were we'll supported.
Mr.. Bradley, Miss Davenport Miss Josephs, and
tho other members OF the Company played ad-
mirably. and, AZ we have already said made
splendid performance.
There was a very large sale Of seats for the
English Opera performance, this morning The
store OF Mesars Boughman Thomas a. 90. WAS
crowded during the forenoon, with persons get
ting tickets for this, and for the children's Jubi-
lee. The manager Of the Opera states decidedly
that there will be no "cutting" of the proper
score, such as has been sometimes complaine
Of, but that the full text will be given, and the
whole performance be made complete in every
respect.
On Monday evening, Wendell Phillips Lee
ture.
On Tuesday evening, the Grand English OPP
era. The sale OF seats opened this morning.
large audience is sure.
The Coleman Sisters re-appear at the
Chestnut st. Theatre in Philadelphia, next week.
They come to Wilmington soon.
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So Near, aud Yet SO Fur.

RABBITS IN UNTOLD NUMB ERs-oooNs, NrNKs, pos
SUMS, oTIERs, wILD-cATs-THoUsANDs UPON
THOUSANDS.
The Milford correspondent of the COMMERCIAL
wrote us few days ago, that Messrs Lowery &
Co., of that town, had just sold to a New York
firm, Messrs Hitchcock Il Dermoody, 595O9
rabbit skins.
In addition to these furs, Messrs L. 4 Co.,
have purchased great quantities of offers. Dur
ing the present season, thus far, they have
bought, also, 3, l64 Coon skins, 5,7S3 Musk-rat ;
278 Mink; Al Otter 165 Gray Fox go Red Fox ;
260 Opossum; Al Wildcat. This fur was nearly
all bought on this Peninsula. Some of these
skins command large price-the Otter. for in
stance, bring from ~ to 30 apiece, and the Mink
from So to "a each. Another Milf ord firm, the
Messrs. Loiland, have also bought great num-
bers, az follows As 975 Rabbit skins 1000
Muskrat 450 Coon 40 Opossum 8 Offers 1f5
MINK 10 Fox. This firm sold 2G,975 Rabbit
skins last Tuesday to L. s. Mawson, Phila.
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SECOND EDITION.
2:3O, p. M.
Spain.
"a TIE BIRTH OF THE REPUBLIo-THE
IHBIJRaENT8 IN SPAIN,

CELEBRATING TIE BIRTH OF THE REPUBLIo-THE
INSURGENTS IN SPAIN,
MADRID, Feb. IS.
The establishment of the Republic was cee
brated, last night, by grand illumination No
disturbances occurred.
The tranquility continues in the Province, ex-
cept where disturbed by the Carlsts. 1t is re-
ported, however, that tie army is opposed to
the Republic, favoring Monarchy but is divi-
ded as to q choice.
Don Carries entered Spain on Thursday.
saragl essa is blockaded by the insurgents, and
the railroad is destroyed in Province of Bargass.
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THE CLENDANIEL LEGAoY.-The heirs of Jehu
Clendanel decd, We understand are having
rather an exciting time before the Probate Court
in Philadelphia. The difference between them
seems TO be, as to who shall have the settlement
of said deceased estate. O. M. Cullen, Esq and
j. Moore Esq, of this place have been employed
by the heirs of said deceased living In this coun-
ty. 1t has been ascertaned that said estate
amounts to 5000, 000.-Susse1 Journal
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REPORT OF THE SIGNAL SERVICE.
WASHINGTON, Feb. is.
Probabilities During the rest of Saturday the
storm in Texas will probably move Northward,
with increasing southerly winds, and rain on the
Gulf coast, the threatening weather and rain ex-
tending thence Northwardly and Easterwardly
during Saturday night, with Northeast winds to
Wisconsin and New York.
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LOCAL AFFAIRS,

The large sale of personal property by W. D..
Cornog, was advertised in the DELAWARE TRI-
BuNE, Of this week, to take place on March 5th
1t should have been the 4th and the advertise
ment is now corrected elsewhere in to-days
nanar
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ID EGISTERS OFFICE
II NEw CASTLE COUNTY, Feb. 12, 1873.
Upon the application of Anna Hal0well and Jo-
seph Hallowen, Administrators of Jesse HalOwell,
laie OF Wilmington City, in said County, deceased
Il 70 ordered and directed by the Register that
tine ADMINISTRATORS aforesaid, give notice OF the
granting of Letters of Adm nistration upon the Es-
tate OF the deceased, with the date OF granting
thereof, by causing advertisements to be posted
within forty days from the date Of such Letters in
six of the most public places of the County Of New
Castle requiring all persons having demands against
the Estate, to present the same, abide by Act
nf Assembly In such made and provided. And also
cause the same to be inserted within the same
period in the DAILY COMMERCIAL, a newspaper pub
llshed in Wilmington, and to be continued therein
'hree weeks.
Given under the hand and Seal of Office Of
IL. 81 the Register Aforesaid, at New Castle, in New
Castle County aforesaid, the day and year
above written. Is. GIBBS, Register.
NOTICE.--All persons having claims against the
Estate of the deceased must present the same duly
aitested to the Administrators on or before Feb.
18TH, 1874, or abide the Act of Assembly In such
case made and provided. -
ANNA HALLOWELL,
JOSEPH BALL0WELLt
Address, wilmington, D5l. Admrs.
febl5-3W
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THIS Is THE KIND OF WEATHER in which to
give our splendid Clothing a thorough test.
For style, durability and comfort our suits are
unequaled, and our prices the very lowest. Ben
nett u Co., Tower Hall, No. 515 Market ut rect,
half way between Fifth and Sixth streets, Phil
adelphia.
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jenkins 4 ATKINSON

The Reading election, yesterday, resulted in a
decisive Republican victory, Mr.. Ohas. +. Evans
being elected Mayor, by 800 majority. This is a
Republican gain, for last year of TIL. Good
enough
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Commercial Reports.



PHnADELPHIA Feb. 10.
Cotton 21lS to 2191c Flour very weak su-
pertine, 50 25dD6 90; extras, So 25: Pennsylvania
extra family $s06 SO. Wheat dull red IL 500
81. .95 white S26D2 0s. Corn steady; new yell
low 5s96Oc white 6jc. Oats 45@50. Provi-
sions steady. Whiskey 9l15. Gold 114l4.
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In the Stokes case at New York, Judge Board
man yesterday declined to allow a new trial. The
decision is to be taken up to the High Court of
Appeals and Pardons for review.
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south New Ier.ey Alr.ir..

Inc Lloyd farm, near Mulica Hill, has been
bold Tor Sl25 per acre.
Rev. John Simpson has been appointed Post
master at Pitman Grove.
u, new secret order is about to be instituted in
lows
brldgeton is getting ready to entertain those
'in VINO attend the NJ. Il Conference, which meets
III mat city in March.
Inc Millville Herald says that several enter
tliisil6 citizens of Millville are contemplating
'no efecton OF paper mill in that place.
=, Inc candidates for the mayorality OF Bridge
loh Thus far are Isaac Dare, the present in
oulnpent, George W. Finlaw and John Hustled.
IN In the number of newspapers in the State,
,na ,ioeTland county ranks second, having four
,e1 .ouu Essex is first, with sixteen. Cape May
'Alls the list with only two.
Il. Joseph Long, aged S8 years, died recently at
aq mnbotoh. He had been a soldier under Napol-
,I' anu was with that celebrated military chief
tGroo. eN'
a.. Jack" Bliant, the well-known conductor on
Iao I.o west Jersey Il. r., who, for many years,
b uueh great favorite with the travelling pub
tai nI' mas resigned his position. designation to
taAe place March 1st.
n, ne . resident has signed the bill amendatory
VI 1he bankrupt act.
yn Soiln M. Hodges, broker was killed in Now
ldenee.
a,ia, Vienna, the exposition buildings are being
ra,ol ra,e with goods which are being rapidly arr
Ranged for exhibition.
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aEaths.

STEVENSON. u In Philadelphia, on Wednesday
morning, Feb. 18th, 1873 Ida e., infant daughter
of Thomas L., and Laura b. Stevenson, aged one
wear,
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SENT TO A LUNATIc AsYLUM.-The jury
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direction Of the court. rendered . verdict Of
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BEAVER CHEEK We learn from Mr. James Judge.
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EckhArt Judge have . branch store there and sup
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4. f !
THREE MEN KrLLED.-A terrible tragedy
was enacted in Ida Valley, Nevada, on May
10th, resulting in the killing Of three men ut
the saloon of Scott g. Fitzgerald. Two men
were playing cards in the saloon and the game
was, getting somewhat exciting, several out
siders betting on the players George Chies
and w. B. Robin. two bystanders, got into an
alteration, in which Robin struck Chies with
his fist, ,whereupon the latter drew six shoot
or and shot another bystander hnmed Hugh
Scott twice, killing him almost instantly Cbiles
then shot John Duffy, another bystander, the
ball severing the femorsl artery Of the right
thigh, from which Duffy bled to death in about
half an hour. Az soon as Duffy was shot some
unknown person in, the crowd fred at Chiles,
killing him instantly. .