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NOrrCEs.
NOTICE. E.-pRMoCRATIC sTATE CON

in VENTION.
WILMINGTON. DKL., July 1l--At meeting
beld by the Democratic State Central Com-
mittee at the city 1T Wilmington. July ~, II
waaFesOlved that a &aate C0RYum1lAM oEs the
Democratic party DO hold at Dover, uIstAh
August ~ 1852, ~ ~ m., for the pHfpoee ~
nominating candidates for the otpeta 81 NlQx-
i Il Is requested that meetings bahaId SAT-
URDAH. loth o. August, In aecef4anpe Nlth
the tlme-honoFed nEago 0f the urHNnlntte
party, at the respective voting plnees u eacn
tween the hours Of 2 and p. m, and In the
wards In the city OF Wilmington, between the
hours OF and p. M, for the purpose Of select
ing delegates to Said e0nyentiOn.
SWIrHlN CHANDLER,
.f-7-.sasas--'ss--a4-,.i- Chairman.
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FINANCIAL.

FI'HE ARTIZANS SAVING BANK,
NO. 5O2 MARKET STREET,
INCORPORATED JANUARY 2lTH 1851.
Open to receive deposits from a. m until 4 n m
and ON Tuesday and Saturday evenings
from to 8 O'Clock.
SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND.
Regularly made In April and October, When
dividends are not Withdrawn they are accounted
as deposits. Thns permanent deposits compound
MANAGERS:
Clement II. Smyth, George W. Rush
Charles W, Hewland, George ). Capelle,
Nathaniel X. Benson, NJ. l.. Lichtensteln,
Henry +. Dure, Edward Darlington
W. Hastings, job H. Jacksoh
Edward Pusey, William II, swift
Anthony Higgins.
GEORGE w, BUSH, President.
y. ). CAPELLE, Vice President
feb2l-ly II. Il. TAYLOR. Treasurer
j. NJ. MATHER Auditor,
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PlUBLTOsALEs.
RzomTElrs N0rTUEs.
pEaisTER's ORDER.
~, R1,,., EnsIsEaR's y s,, oFy.ss; g,,: 80, ,..,

REGIsTKR's OFFIcE. Il
New Castle Co., Del, July 10th, 1882. !
AdIRinlstratoE of William James Campbell,
late Of White Clay Greek hundred,
in said &C county, IN ts,e. dec,eased Y ordered
tor aforesaid give notice Of granting Of lettefs
OF Administration upon the estate 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 agalnst
the estate TO present the sAnle or abide by act
OF Assembly In such case made and prov ided.
and also cause the same TO be Inserted Within ts
same period In the Wilmington GAZETTE y
newspaper pu bllshed In Wilmington, aud 20 II.
continued therein three weeks. Ae. Q; d -
IL. of the Register aforesaid At W Wilmington
~ in New Castle county aforesaid, the
~ N'' j. q. BeGs, Register.
NOTICE.
All persons having claims against the estate oi
the deceased must present the same duly attested
to the Administrator, on or before July 10th. Al
d., 1854 or abide the act Of Assembly in sucl
case made and provided. ELI O. NOTE,
Administrator.
iyi2-mwf l5t-stw
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TAxPAYERs, TAKE NOTICE

CITY AND SCHOOL TAXES FOR 1882.
of Wilmington, will he al No. 10 EAST SIXTH
STREET, between Market and King streets on
and after the first day Of JULY, lsaz between
the hours Of \ aud ~ In the morning, and from
10 In the afternoon, for the purpose OF receiving
taxes. On all taxes paid during the month OF
July there viii he n deduction of 1--we per cent. on
every dollar and all taxes paid ON or after
the first of August, up to and Including the hrst
Tuesday of 81 aptember, shall he Increased by the
addition of five perccntum on the amount
thereof. EDMUND PROVOST,
Receiver of Northern District, including all
North of Sixth street.
DENNIS KANE
Receiver OF Southern District, including all
South Of sixth street. Jyl2-u
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EIRsT NATIONAL BANK

EIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF WILMINGTON.
AND
FINANCIAL AGENTS
-OP-
THE UNITED STATES.
EDWARD Belts President,
GEO. ID ARMSTRONG, Cashier.
PAID UP CAPITAL, 500, OOo.
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Philadelphia. New York and Boston EXCHANGE
furnished 10 regular DepOsitors without chargSe
Discount days, MONDAYS and TIL URSDAYS
at q. 30 a. IN. =
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SUMMER RJesoRTr
SEA-VIEW EXCURSION HOUSE, a
~ Afl.ANTIC CITY, N.

NEA-VIEW EXCURSION HOIJsE -
- AfAANTIC CITY. N. J. W
sg-FIRsT- CLASS pJNNERs.se GENTS. "a
Permanent and sFhslenl hQerd. sl2 per week.
II ~ Wy. to Atlantic City
las,,lIs. 1 z. - .S'.s Y srrs%5T%, rs11.,:....
TNHEoLD RELIABLFe.
= NO. on the Beach, ATLANTIC CITY. VI
CONSTITUTION DINING ROOMS.
60 cents for Good Dinner including Te,
and raw. Fried stars spseiaits. Hask.al n,,,
valnables l,, taken care Of free OF charge. Lunch
jy2i-tsepiais J. w. JonSsoN, Prop,rl
II DELAWARE OoUNFYHousE, ~
and rrSIss Nsst and gsorgs pear West jersey
, M ATLANTIC CITY, N. j. a4
Beet e Recommendation nlrnlshed. A arat-
! ~ Within eARsoLL, proprietor
Jy2l-tseDtl-l2 lsa iIfl p 'N'i :
l..1 E1UcATIOH-fL- -I
RUGBY ACADEMY, 81
~ .sfi"A f.Ht tl a.i ' fN E#tN
A COLLEGIATE SCHOOL FOR BOYS
% Masonic Temple, Wilmington, del.
oflicel hours during the month Of August,
every day from 10 II a, m. and 3to n. 10.
Parents desiring Ia secure seats for the fall tern
are invited 10 call on DIR MURPHY, at Rugby,
during the hours mentioned above.
Il. 49, ang3-d&fim-fi
/ sr' PROFESSION.4I CARDS.
John c. COLE,
NOTARY PUBLIC, AND JUSTICE OF THE
| PEACE. .
Maris Building No. Ioi West sixth street Tcle-
phohe can, : = So Ht-12-b
InANIEL II. FOSTER, l'4 -4a \
| i.tsIta .sstI ATTORNEY-AT-LkW, 4
NO. 9l7 MARKET STREET,
WILMINGTON, DBL ny2-iO !
| -s--Il-9--1--I-
| IEfIfSONlL.
Il -
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J. Il. SALISBURY.
Secretary.
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HENRY L. RAYMOND. ALoNzo pEwREsE,
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NOTICE,
TO THE PUBLIC.

have opened an office at e02h MARK Ell
STREET, up stairs, for the collection OF bills OF
all Kind. Your patronage Is solicited.
iy27-lmE THOMAS NJ. 0GLE.
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Wanannaker's.
Monday, August !.

The state of our silk stock may
be Judged by this: We have
forty-seven colors and shades
of silk at 81, and still more at
$1.25 and $1.50. No fashion,
able color wanting.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Next outer-clrcle, south entrance tn
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1882-11-09
Evenly Divided.

PHILADELPHIA, Penn, Nov. S.
The following is the Pennsylvania con-
gressional delegation elected Yesterday:
First, Bingham, republican; 18th,
Brennon, republican 2nd, Oneile. re-
publican-grecnbacker; 3rd. Randall.
democrat lith, Barr, republican; 4th
Kelly, republican 18th, Post, demo.
crat; 9Th, Hermen, republican 18th,
Brown, republican; 9Th, Everhart, re-
publican; 18th. Kimmell, democrat !;
9TH, Evans, republican; 18th. Duncan,
democrat; sth, Ermantrout, democrat:
10Th, Curkin, democrat; 9th, smith,
republican; 2lst, Berry, democrat !;
10th, Mudihcn, democrat 22nd, Hop
kins, democrats : llth. Shurn. demo
crat; Ord, Pa! republican; 18th,
Connolly, democrat 9TH, Lawrence,
republican; 18th. Potter, democrat
18th, Lillen, republican; 9th, Brain
ard, repuclicad; at large, Elliott
democrat.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1882-11-09
4 Statistical Iior.

A statistical writer in the Boston
Post, says:
Rhode Island has furnished more
men of national reputation for inner
ent deviltry than guv other Northern
state. Wild Bill! WIS born i'm Provi-
dence. Billy, The I'D" of recent
unsavory r,nDwr, came originally,
from Wat"h itiii, aud Calamity Jane
Is nat've 0i Ftsaiunable Newport.
Texas jack" ipr whom. like Homer,
seven cities claim the honor of his
birth, was born in Bristol, and "Yel-
lowstone Kelley" the scout of Mon
tana, Is a native of Pawtucket. II il
difficult 10 find border rutiian who
lid not come from Rhode Island"
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1882-11-09
Folger on the Ouie (.
Explosion in Canada.

WINDSOR MILLS Quebec, Nov. s.
The mill where powder is grained and
polished exploded to-day. The con-
cussion exploded the mill containing
press and cylinders at a distance of
eight feet. Both buildings were COM
Apletely destroyed. About ten tons of
powder exploded and trn acres of
ground covered with debris. The only
man in the mill at the time, John
Randall, was blown to pieces. The
rest of the wOrkmen were at dinner.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-02-01
The Fire R+c0rt.

The following is the report of S. &.
File, of the delaware Fire Company,
OF the number aud loca ion of the fires
That occurred in this city during
the month of January.
Tuesday, January 3, 1.lj p. M, box
No. 10, false
Thursday, January ., l2.45 p. III
box No T., slight fire in the cellar If
Wilmington Institute. Department
responded and wer- in service ten min.
utes. On same care at 9 IL .. III. an
alarm was given. Slight fire at DIN
d. Grahan's salp,n, Smrley street
abOve Third.
Saturday, January I, ~ p. m,
sigat fire in two story building north
east corner of Fifth aud Walnut streets
Reliance compaLy responded, but their
services Were not req aired.
Tuesday, January 10, 2.30 p. H.,
slight fire at jute mill, On fourth street
below Pine Reliance, Delaware and
Washington responded services not
required.
Wednesday, January Is, & p. m, box
No. 10, burning Of chimney of dweI-
ing house No, % Mechanic street
Department responded services not
required.
Mondav, January %, 80 a. IN, no
alarm, slight lire at G. Weyis bakery,
No I East Secon,, street; damage
'nllIng. On same date, al II 40 "A. m.,
thtre was a tal.e alarm .Atl2 - a. u -,
no alarm, slight fire at &c. 4 public
school on Washington street, above
Second damage r,tliug At ) y. III. ,
there was a false alarm.
tuesday, January "A, p. IN, hox
No, "a, Slight fire at No. I school. De
partment responded services not re.
quired.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-02-01
SUPERIOR COURT.
The Special kesslOn-PrOceed NIX =
this Morning In the Delaware
City Churc II Case.

A special session of the Superior
Court convened this morning at the
Court House, to hear, argument in the
De aware Cry church ca e. Chief JUS
tice Conlegys and Judge Houston oc-
cupied the bench. Argument was made
ON an application of quo warranto to
restrain the Kew. lIenryJ. Philips from
acting az rector Of Christ +, +. church.
Col White!ey counsel for the rector,
argued that the court had no authority
to grant writ Of quo warrantO, that
the granting Of SucA writ As asked for,
applied only to municipal corporations
ani not to church organizations. He
cOntended that a church was a private,
and not a pubic organization and SAID
that people could serve God, and love
the Lord Jesus Christ, "lthOus an act
Of incorporation, but a railroad cannot
be bullt without Il. He said that an
act Of incorporation was only grautod
ny the Legislature as a favor, 10 allow
the parties reGriving il to hold proper
1H and enjoy other franchises, but it did
not constitute public body. Mr..
WhlleL"y occupied the time mp to the
hour OF adjournment.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-02-01
A IEA FRAUD.
yictimisiuE tho People IN the Asse
Of Tsa-A Description Of tho

lyict,misiux tho People IN the Ssse
Of Tss-A Description Of tho
sharper.
/ Another frand il brought 10 light and
| i, hsrsbv exposed before the public.
The man halls from Philadolphis, and
D.. represents wholesale tea house on
Cb.sinut street. He Ia Of medium
heiphth. stouty built, with sandy nous
tache. His right thumb Is missing
from bis hand Had on light overcosf,
black stiff hat and carries a BIZ OK sal
| chel He desires to establish th" tea In
this city and has novel way OF di'pos-
ing Of the same. He goes about from
house to house, exhibits his tea and
tells tn. lady Of the house, that II she
| will purchase nine pounds OF tea at ~
cents per pound, he will make her =
present OF "A paJlor sn!t OF furniture,
worth $50.
The tea is nicely done up in half
pound packages and the man talks
very fiaently, which lea Is the psople
to suppose that he is dnaling fhr with
them, and they purchase the tea
hut tho furniture Is not forthcoming.
The man promises 10 send the furniture
around during the evening. lie also
SAYS le Is not allowed TO give away
more than six suits OF furniture. He
was plying his operations yesterday on
Walnut and Wilson streets, between
Ninth and Tenth, principally among
the color.d people, many of whom pir.
chased the nine pounds Of tea, tor tho
express, purpose Of getting the fnrni-
tire, for which they looked anxionsIy
las, night, but looked in vain. They
SAY however In, the tea Is good and
worth the money paid, which shows
that the uan has few go d traits of
character, hu. hose who wish suit Of
furniture, had better buy the same and
get the tea thrown IN aud not risk buy
ing so much tea with The expectation
Of getting a 80 suit Of furniture.
Since writing the above ii has been
learned that another man visited th"
SANE neighborhood this morning and
of red lot Of knives and forks for sala-
He enters the houses without cera,
mouy, aud insist. on the purchase OF
his articles. When told tina, he WAS
sharper aud had been preceded by
auui Ter Of The same stripe hc quickly
to hi, ,ravc from that neighborhood.
Z, Uplr lhOulu ho on the look ont for such
i rsulIs.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-02-01

The Diamond State Mining Company
was organized in this city last Monday
evening, and it is said that their entire
stock was taken in . short time by
Wilmington parties. Henry 9. Conrad,
ESQ.,, was elected President; George
Gray, Esq, Vice President, and Joshua
Maris, Esq, Secretary. The Board OF
Directors will at \ future meeting elect
Treasurer.
The property Of this company is
located in the State OF Colorado, sum
nit County, McBarne's Mining Dis
trict, and is situated IN the bite of the
Silver Heel and Bald mountains, lying
between and upon both of them. 1t
consists of six mining lodes and claims,
viz: Warriors Mark, No. 3; Silver
Prize, Tuscarora, Silver King, Grand
Prize, Iron Rod Mine. A limited num-
Der of shares for development purposes
will be placed upon thsmarket in q few
days at 81 per share.
George Gray, Esq, who was elected
Vice President, requests US to state that
his name was used without his knowl-
edge or consent, and that under no cir
cumstances will heconsent to serve.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-02-01
FOURTH EDITION
COZ McCOMB's MEMORY.
ResOluti Ons Of Respect BY tho His
sissippi Valley kaiirOod Come


ResOluti Ons Of Respect BY tho His
sissippi valley RaiirO0d Com.
pauy.
Summit fM,s, /, Timsa and Ints,lixeneer.
c. ~. Ia. =, 700,
. .,4,i ,..,;mn 81, ~. a,r.c,nr, of
npooa. s A.,
,no M ,Ii "o ~ ' ~ ,n,n-
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pau! oiioo '"' W.. =, WI.
M .nu ,W ~ r',i." caus.v anl
49,, g.
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ue"tn, az ihiiaio,phi"' IN ,"o yut
psos niS ias. y, E 10. "a ~ .,nronr;a,s
..iI, pt 80 H.. n.,nnru wb;ch callad
. ..o"ta ~ us $500. to,n n,h.r ,nem.
hau 800 ~ H.. go
oo 20" VI v " ~ va Mni,,., =, ,ho .,nc,u.
+, H'" 10 w., h; .,...,lt
e'ou u, wy ',lAaah - 49, ~ n,;.a,. lif.
1 .,n,'I,', $500 ,""sn H.. aaiaas.I and
"n'. puu,.n 81. 20 w. " oa s and al.
,u "ouo ", ~ ,n.,roI as nnhn.had in
", 'a''os =. u.s. t;,l,, ~, l., Wi,
'"o ne"'P"p.'' "s n'' l n,,aI ,h,,
49, s.on' va t;,aa,a1 ~ nr..arra
.ho ''ooio." e " ann,' ,l,a ran"rIu
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al n nus " w., ~. ,e,,hsru ot mi.
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poa'h h"No We" Wv" li"'""'' No.
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w, .nI nhi.f y ,,trnn If ,ris rnr,n ,nv
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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-02-01

The funeral Of Oliver ?, Eiy,of No7tl
ChTistlana Hundred took place ypster
day, and Notwithstanding the unpno.
pltlous state Of the weather, larg.
MURDER Of friends were present to Jay
tneir last respects 10 one vino Was gen
orally respected and beloved. Rev. r.
l., Iomkinson of M. Salem NJ. E
Church othriared and teelingly referred
10 the prominent virtues of the DECREASED
,"h'ch were always exhibited in ni~
lohg ana USE 'ui life Of 70 years. The re-
mains were Inferred in Mt. Salem Gem
etery. Mr.. Fly was native of Bucks
county, IA but for the last 10 years
MAS been "A resident Of Delaware, He
leaves a wife and four children.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-02-01

The Maryland deie-aJy'
who arc represented 10 "
the CnoptaLk route, "''.||
trNiuce into tho h 'Hst q,
portuuity "a bill, when ' ''.t
move toward the c9D'.'I
Delaware and MaryIana
1t is well known thai 'G'
at work on the propo'" ~,
decline to make puo''o, a..
visions until 1t shall "a, n.
ple,e,l and approved D! III"
Cation. ,.,d n
The people of Magyar aS llt|
to have the canal, and 'I 4,
Gazette a fe " days sliIV' u
1t Says ,,j ri
Give rs the caraI aDu'1
the stored wealth wA .r
sucks out of hi- IrIo0'"N N.
der to overco ne the p'TII
tage Ia ditf'erentIaI rave mi
t.alt more's situation
gains daily in impo '. !. y n,
Increases at lht "a t u ~
an,Ium-the western s'p Tr,|
Il e rate Of . 1 per cen" md
growth of tins surplus % %,
y, nth of an east ""' lanai
through Chic.go--li'",I .Il N
the seAboar,i OF PhlIadc'pD
more at New York.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-02-01
NEWS SUMMARY.

Railroad AceidenuS-Charged with
DCrlminal Conspiracy - MOVING
Arsinss the MOsmOns-Ihs Capt.
estiOu tax Abolished In Virgil
mia.
A large anti-polygamy nesting was
held in the Pilgrim Congregational
church, in st. Louis, on Monday nights
Rev. G. J. Nichols presided, and al.
dresses were made by Bishop Robertson,
(EpiscopsD, Rev. DR.. Wilson, rev.
DIR. Fulton, Judge Breckinridge ana
others. Bishop Ryan, Roman Cathoiic.
sent letter OK pressing sympathy with
the meeting.
In the Virginia House of Delegates
yesterday, the Senate joint resolution,
proposing to strike from the State con
stitution the clause requiring payment
of a capitation tax az a prerequisite to
voting was passed by vote OF I'll to IA.
1t now goes to the people for ratihca-
ton.
Mr.. John W. Garrett has presented
to the state of Maryland portrait Of
Geo. Calvert, the first Lord Baltimore,
and it has been placed in the Capitol in
Annapolis. The portrait was copied
BY j. A. Vintner, of London, from =
painting by Mytens. who lived in the
time of James |. The gif. cost $1,000.
William Steele, a tramp, who had
feloniously assaulted a woman, near
Logansport, Indiana, was caught and
lynched by her neighbors last satur-
day night, After hanging him until
he was dead, they piled brush aroun d
his body and burned it be! ond recogni-
ton.
The second section ola freight train
on the Richmond, Fredericksb urg, and
Potomac Railroad in Virginia co!lided
yesterday with the rear of the first SEC
ton, which had broken loose. Several
cars were wrecked and l., Jewell, the
engineer received serious injuries.
A telegram from the City of Mexico,
says that Zone hundred thousand acres
wit h partial freedom from the tariff
laws, has been granted an American
for the colonization of forty families
Of the Latin race on the Sonora from
tier"
o. L. Baldwin, ex-cashier OF the Me,
ohanics' National Bank of Newark,
pleaded guilty to the indictments
against him in the L. 5. Court at Treu-
ton, N. j., yesterday morning. He was
sentenced to Is years impr isonment in
the penitentiary.
Twelve thousand dollars worth of
silks, stolen from the store of Camp
Morrill, & Camp, at Jackson, Michigan,
asst Wednesday night, have been found
in the office Of "A lawyer named j. NJ
Welsh, adjoining the store. Welsh is
in Jail.
Eighteen new cases of small -pox were
reported yesterday in pittsburg, and
six in Allegheny City. There were y
deaths from the disease in Richmond,
Virginia, last week. The smallpox
has appeared on board the L. s. steamer
Tennessee, now at New York.
| A warrant has been issued in Chica-
60 for the arrest, on the charge of con-
spiracy and malttaSance in office, of
Cornelius Callaghan, cap ain of "Pre
ventive Watch and Detective Agency, .
which has been largely patronized.
A special pay car on the Union Pa
cite Railroad ran into the rear Of a
freight tram, near Fort Steele, Wyo
ming, on Monday night. Three men
! were killed and four Others were in
jured.
Abont 100 puddlers employed by TIE
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This evening Cot. L hlad
~ III his grand HumpE Dasl
which comes u Us ) FO11ta
the press of o her clln \
paper says; "Ih- 'IiGnH]
Will compare iavorahg Y
lnenttl George l. Fol, WIZ
n1lmisi had 4 worIaI!s
! he pautc MINE wr.l.ei'p
II variety prriurui0er
dogs, gymnastIrs, d'nc1al
C6atriciIies, aad Ja11''G
"H amply DunpW /" ID
pig were iutrOd ncr'i
Friday evening sac
will be presented, Will !.
comedian, NJ. b. Cnr'h,"a
I haractcr, SllLlI" 10
honest, shrewd, alr"rhat
and generous, who FlE' "
he position Of a p, ra'A"I
through the various "A'
clerk, travelling = s.r'IAAl
uaI agen, Of a wealthy VI
finally becomes the PIgh1
own establishment. WI
of 4 story, which, ASIDE N
amusing dialect and n'' ~
comedy OF which he i'~I
has been IL vested By 'lei'1
strong dramatic inter
sheet IS now open AZ lDy']
where restrved seats eau y
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FIFTH M


A good sized audisD..
the Opera House las, 49,.
Miss N! Kellogg In Der ~, s,''
There Is no doubt bu, ~, ~
ent weather prey.n,.d A.
from attending. Mi.y'
her usual sAcellen, s,,la ~
snce gave her round an,
plause. Her Cool H.
idly sung, aud when a, n, 4
WAS called out aRNp =
the 'su vance River ~
brought down the hons. -
During the EVENT., \
was presented with NJ
emblem, tor which .he -,
probation by renoyln0
she hold ln her hand II
singing.
Mr. sieb'ing is An u
pianist, and his plsyip,
was greatly enjoyed BY !,
present.
Adamowski is a One ~.
belongs TO that rare cI,.s
who improve az they Nm,
playing was excellsu, AM J
precia'ed by his hsar-n
Miss Poole Is a con,raIr i
powers, which Con, anal
pleasing manners have :.
reputation for her in Will
signor Tagliapiera al
were tbs same old favor,
with the ~ cess that Il,
them Ia this city. All d.
were enthusiastically an,
the encores were irugs.
c.o'e the quartet from M
given, which hal b, he MI.
the audience wolld rl~t