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THE QUJGKSEEPS WIN.
A GOOD VICTORY FoR THE
HOME CLUB.
GETTING DOWN TO STEADY WORK.
A Fine start for the New management
The TrentOns Outplayed at Every
POiDt--Other Games and Notes.

Yesterday the Quicksteps fairly batted
Harkins, the Trenton pitcher, out of the
holes In seven innings, and succeeded in
making Ia with total of q bases off him.
In the seventh inning he burst his finger
by liner from st. Lawrence's bat and VAL
entine took his place in Quickstep suit
He struck the first two men out and Fox
Knocked him for a three-base hit. The
game, though prolific of errors,
was interesting and full of bril-
liant plays. Credit is especially due to
the new battery, Henry and St. Lawrence,
the former being credited with five fielding
assists. Kienzel, Watt and Benners ali
made excellent catches IN the field and
Kienzel and Benners good throws. Snyder
at first played an excellent game, as he
always does. st. Lawrence's cat hing was
almost perfect, as he had but one passed
ball which yielded nothing worth men
tioning. For the visitors, Smith at
short played an excellent game
and Harkins, Quinton and Goodman did
good batting. Benners had on his batting
clothes with a vengeance and punished
Harkins for single, a double and home
run. Fox got in two singles and a drive
for three bags. Snyder and Kienzel each
got in two base hits and the rest got in
hit apiece.
Much credit is due to the new management
for the victory. 1t was the first day Mana
ger Malone had charge of the nine and it
seemed to infuse much new spirit into them.
They played much better together and
every one tried TO bat. The boys can
play ball and all they want is some
one to urge them on a little and not
dozen bosses, but one. A good audience
should be on hand this afternoon to encour-
age them and visitors hereafter at Quick
step Park may rest assured that baby play
ing will not be tolerated. What Manager
Malone will have will be good playing or
none at all. The following is the score in
detail:
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Frightened by Gypsies.

A band of gypsies are now encamped on
the Concord pike just beyond the city limits,
and from their actions last night they may
cause trouble unless they soon emigrate.
Last evening several of them were lying
along the pike, and as NJ T. Poole and
as NJ. Poole and family were returning from
drive the horse became frightened at the
swarthy objects in the road and commenced
rearing and praneing. Fortunately Mr..
Poole soon quieted the animal, thereby pre-
venting a runaway, which would, no doubt,
have resulted disastrously.
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TWO GIRLS DROWNED.
Miss Matte Rudd and Her Friend Mamie
Karn Meet with Death While on Their
WAY TO q snnday-Sch nol PIonic

Miss Matte Rndd and Her Friend Mamie
Karn Meet with Death While on Their
Way to sunday-schaol Picnic.
WARSAW, n. Y, Aug 2l.-There was &c
be grand gathering today Of Baptist
Church people and Sunday school children
from the churches in Western New York at
the beautiful sheet of water, Silver Lake,
near Perry, Wyoming county. At $50 this
morning Matte Rudd, the charming l6 year
old daughter of William Rudd, and he
schoolmate, Mamie Karn, Of the san ager
whose father, Eugene Karn, is an employe
In the fou' dry at Perry, started out from
their homes on Federal street, laughing and
happy, intending to pass the day with the
picnic parties at the grounds.
They walked up the track of the Silv r
Lake outlet, chaffed with an italian whom
they meet and at last reached the home of
j. w. karns, grandfather of Miss Mamie
Here they took his skif, with sail attach
ment and started off rowing and singing.
THROWN IN DEEP WATERS.
The old gentleman says that, after reach
ing the lake, they raised the sail and were
ploughing through the water at rapid rate
when the boat was suddenly overthrown by
an adverse wind, within eighteen feet of the
Perry Boat Club House and In al out eighteen
feet of water
The girls 10th uttered a slight scream.
They were seen loundering in the water, and
were then swallowed up by the merciless
waves, which to-day were unusually rough.
A party of campers at the lake, among
whom were Operator Jefferis, of Cknas-
erauga, and Messrs. Highly and Mukes, of
Scio, were on the lake in row boat, and at
that time within few rods of the unfor-
tunate girls, but they sank SO soon that they
were unable to rescue them.
RECOVERING THE BEAD BODIES.
The alarm was given at once, and Captain
Richards, with his steamer Arrow, aided by
j. ii. Watson, Charles Jennings and Captain
Corrick, began searching for the bodies
Within an hour the vigorous search brought
the lfeless body of Miss Karn to the sur
face, and half an hour later that OF Miss
Rudd. Their remains were taken to the
homes of the distracted parents.
The young ladies were promising students
OF the Perry Academy, and their sudden
deaths cast gloom over the whole village.
Their bodies were viewed by a lumber of
friends tonight. The last drowning acci-
dent in Silver Lake occurred year ago last
Fourth of July evening, when the young
son OF Editor G. X. Sanders, of Nunda, and
lady friend were capsized, and two days
search was carried on before their bodies
were recovered.
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WOOD RELIGION.
Yesterday at Brandywine Summit Camp
Increased Attendance.

AOBCoTOhy Ag DrhnuyWIne summit OhmD-
Increased Attendance.
A considerable increase was noticed in the
attendance of visitors at Brandywine Sum-
init camp yesterday, and deeper religious
feeling prevaded the camp.
The O'Clock prayer meeting was led by
the venerable Father Hance, and the regular
10 O'Clock services were conducted by Rev.
Mr.. Kelly of Chester, who preached from
Acts :26. The children's meeting at 80
O'Clock was the largest that has been held
so far, 1t being under the leadership of Rev.
G. W. Prettyman.
At 8 O'Clock, Rev J.. E. Bryan of the
Wilmington Conference preached an excel
lent sermon from St. Luke 10, 81
Sloan people are fully decided on selling
out their interest in the encampment, and
there is great deal of talk pro and con re-
specting future action. Many of the folks
are in favor of Wilmington Methodism TAX
ing hold of the matter OF releasing the
, grounds.
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Give us a NIllk Inspector.

To THE EDIToR OF THE GAZETTE: Your
timely editorial on the milk question, in
Yesterdays GAZETTE, should incite our city
fathers TO take prompt and decisive measures
to remedy tine evil. five are inflicted with
such miserable milk at this season of the
year, when good, sweet pasture is plenty,
what will be imposed upon US next winter,
when the farmers and dairymen will have
To furnish other food for their cows.
PURE MILK.
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DEGIsTER's ORDER.
REGISTERS OFFICE,


New Castle County, Del, July 25, 1883.
lpan The application 9f Asenath Demp-ey, adj
midi,trator OF John dempsey, late of
Wblr Clay Creek hundred, In said county, de-
ceased il i ordered ana directed by the Register
bll tht AdministratrlN aforesaid give notice OF
granting of Letters Of Admlnistratii m upon
me estate of the deceased, with the date OF
Frauuug thereof, by causing advertisements to
be posted within forty days from the date of
3uc 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
saat, or abide by an Act of Assembly in such
east made and provided and also cause the same
10 5+ inserted within the same period in the
DAILY GAZETTE, newspaper published In
Wilmington and to he continued therein three
seeks l.. o. ID.
(~t~~l GIVEN under the hand and Seal of
L. 3. }OHce Ofthe Register aforesaid, at VIII
~ lmington, in New Castle county afore-
said, the day and year above written.
S. q. BIGGS, Register.
NOTICE.
All persons having claims against the estate Of
Int deceased must present the same, duly at
tested 10 the Administratrix, on or before
Jgy g. IsSi, or abide the Act OF Assembly
10 such case made and provided.
ASENATH DEMPSEY, Administrative.
Al ress: Newark, Del. al6-3w
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Ne-
Two Arrests.

Yesterday afternoon small boy was ar
rest for stealing apples from a garden on
west Front street near Qdiekstep Park.
A colored boy charged with stealing was
arrested yesterday AFTERNOON in the store
northeast corner of Front and Market
streets A large crowd followed both arrests
AMI in several ways showed it, appreciation
OF the efficiency of our police.
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REGIsTERS NOTICES.
DFGIsTER's ORDER.
REGISTERS OFFICE,

REGISTERS OFFICE,
Srw CASTLE COUNTY, DEL, July 2A 1888.
rnon the application of Mary Il. Campbell,
,dnt,ipistratrix OF Willl,m J. Campbell, late OF
Wiirninpton hundred, in said county,
S%scraseI. it is ordered and directed by
m Register that the administrative afore-
.aid riyp notice of granting OF letters of ad-
intsfration upon the estate of the deceased, with
ihr late OIL granting thereof, by causing adyer-
n.ements 10 he posted within forty days from
H. Hal, of such letters In six of the most public
5Ises is Of The county of New Castle, requiring all
pper,pos having demands against the estate to
prr,rnt the same, or abide by an Act OF Assembly
h. snch ease made and provided: and also cause
same 10 be inserted within the same period in
he DAILY GAZETTE, a newspaper published In
Wilmington and to be continued therein three
weeks, (e, .. d.
~, Ofice of Register aforesaid, at Whining
g. $. jton In New Castle county Aforesaid, the
~ 'day and year above written.
8. G. BIGGS, Register.
N0TlcR.-Al persons having claims against
ns estate Of the deceased must present the same,
Sply attested to the administrative, on or before
llaiy b, iss4, or abide the Act Of Assembly in
snrh cas- made and provided.
sus" - MARY z. CAMPBELL,
Admin tratriX.
Address wilmington, Delaware.
auVl0--3Vp
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NOTICE
THE STATE OF DELAWARE,
New Castle County,
\. 5.

- THE STATE OF DELAWARE,
New Castle County, TO THE-
\. 5. SHERIFF OF NEW CASTLE
Co., Gre ting
Whereas, Annie NJ. Mingus by her petition TO
the Judge OF our Superior Court filed in the
o1hce OF the Prothonaory of the said court In and
for New Costle coun y, for the cause o. COM
plant therein ALLEGED has made application to
our said Judges that decree may be pronounced
dlssOl wing ne marriage existing between the
petitioner and her hus band hobert c. NJ. Mingus.
We therefore command YOU, as you h,ve been
h. retofora rOmmat ded that you summon Robert
z N. Mingus SO that he be and appear before
the eJudges of our said court, at the time thereof
to b. he'd at Wilmington, on Monday, tue seven-
teenth day Of September next, to answer the al
legation OF the said petitioner, according TO the
Act OF Ass mbly, In such case made and rovided
and also o. do and receive what the said court
shal then and there consider concernin him in
this behalf, as to the court shall seem meet and
consistent with the provisions of the said Act of
ASS rmbly. And have you th IN there this writ.
Witness. the Honorable Joseph =. COmegys
Esquire, at Wilmington, the twenty-t ird day
II May, A. D., eighteen hundred and eighty
three. GEORGE A. MAXWELL
Issued May Slst, 1854 PrUthonatOry.
tl-ltw3m
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Trenton i......... 0 8 i 0 o. 6
Earned runs, Quickstep, 4. First base on
errors, Quickstep, o; Trenton, g.. Base on balls,
odinan 6[I9n Re9nars Wa sonpv
hit, Fox. Home run, Benners. Flies caught,
Quiekstep. 4; Trenton, 9. Flies missed, Quick
step 2; Trenton, 9; Passed balls, ST Lawrence,
l; Quinton 8. Wild pitches, Harkins 2. Left
on bases, Quickstep, 8; Trenton, 8. Time Of
game, two hours and twenty minutes. Umpire,
William McCatierty.
GAMES ELSEWHERE.
At Boston:
New YORK;. ~ ! 0-s
Base hits, New York, Is; Boston, 10; errors
New York. 20; Boston, II.
At Providence;
Philadelphia 49,. o o 0 o O. o
Providence ..... ~ OI - OPS
Base hits, Philadelphia 8; Providence, rs;
errors, Philadelphia, 20; Providence, g.
At Cleveland:
GIdssigsoa Chicago a,........ o. o. 6 8
Base hits, Chicago, s; Cleveland, IL; errors,
Chicago, I; Cleveland, o.
At Buffalo:
Detroit. 0 o 2 o "a
Buffalo .......... 0 o 2 0 o. 8
Base hits, Detroit, 70; Buffalo, 10; errors, De-
troit B; Buffalo, 3.
At Philadelphia
Cincinnati 90 2 0 o 4 2 .
Athletic. 0 l 8 0 2 Kill
Base hits, Cincinnati, II; Athletic, II; erro rs,
Cincinnati, o; Athletic, 4.
At Baltimore /;
st. Louis ......... l 0 o 0 o e. /
AT Reading, championship game,
AetiVs ashhisoais -. ...... 0 x-7
| At New York;
Columbus. o 0 Ia
Metropolitan. o 0 0 o o.
Base hits, Columbus 5, Metropolitan l3; er-
rors, Columbus 8, Metropolitan 8.
At Brooklyn:
/ Brooklyn ......... ! l O.
Base hits, Brooklyn . Anthracite 8; errors,
| Brooklyn 8, Anthracite 2.
NOTES.
Hoover is expected here to play in to-
morrow's game.
Valentine and Lynch will be the Trenton's
battery to-day, the Quickstep having Henry
and st Lawrence as theirs.
Visitors to the Quickstep Park yesterday
were annoyed by the disagreeable smell of
swill somewhere in the vicinity.
Corkhill, of the Cincinnati Club, was pre-
sented with a badge by Philadelphia police
associates, during yesterdays game at the
| Athletic ground.
The reporters and scorers are much an
moved at Quickstep Park by persons who
come up into the stand and ask questions
and create considerable noise. The board
of directors some time since made a rule
| that none but scorers and reporters be
allowed there. This should be enforced on
those who have not the good sense to obey
| it.
"That's for you, Willie White !" called
out one of the hoodlums at yesterdays
Athletic Cincinnati game, as the crowd
struck up whistling the dead march. But
the music came TO sudden stop, when, alter
two men were out, the Cincinnatis struck a
streak of batting that sent in four earned
runs, and for while threatened the
Athletic with disastrous defeat.
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LICENSE APPLICAIIONS.

NOTICE., JOHN MCCARTNEY,
IN THE OWNER of the house situated at
Nos. 800 and 3O2 East Fourth street,
In the Fourth ward of the city OF Wllmin ton,
county Of New Castle, State Of Delaware, In COM
pllance with the requirements of the Acts of the
General Assembly, in such case made and pro-
vided, do hereby Civ notice that shall apply In
writing to the Court of General Sessions Of the
Peace and Jail Delivery the State OF Delaware,
In and for New Castle county, on Monday the
18th day of September, A. b.. 1888, being the
next term Of said court for license for said house
an inn or tavern for the sale therein of intoXi-
eating liquors in lie quantities than one quart,
to he drunk on the premises, and the following
respectable citizens, residents Of said ward, re-
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FOR SALE.
PUBLIC SALES.

nrBTIC SALES SATURDAY SEPT. 8.
pNi6AND ~ AND OCTOBER AND 10, NOW
pyApY FOR HOUSES AND LOTS.
,aoat HEALD g. co
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TAX PAYERS TAKE NOTICE.
City and School Taxes tor '83.

The undersigned Receiver Of Taxes for the city
Of Wilmington, will be at No. 10 East Sixth
street. between Market and King strFets on and
ofSand ~ in the morning and from to In the
afternoon for the purpose Of receiving taxes. On
All taxes paid during the month of July there will
be deduction Of FIVE per cent on every dollar and
all taxes paid dnri 4 the month Of August up 10
and including the first of September the face of
the bill will be required; all taxes unpaidbn the
next day after the first of ,eptember, shall be in
creased by the addition of hve per centum. on
the amount thereof. EDMUND'PR VOsT,
Receiver Northern district, including all North
OF Sixth street.
DENNIS KANE,
Receiver Southern District, including all South
ofSlxth street. aug1-lm
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REWARDS.

.-,1s,1,D -,,1rs,a1,,1RD-A REWARD OF FIVE
IlEMn9StIpED ID, LIARS IS hereby offered
IL ~ Hlnrrest and apprehension OF Colllngwood
ior,ntiia,t who escaped from jail At Georgetown,
7. Haliet. nniJnight sunday morning, desc ip-
Del, alt,t alter about ave feet ten inches, rather
ST Rh bones yoies ReeEplS. eye. ne sbarn arm
cracked, mo miumer teeth, CHAS. q. STOKLEY.
cAin false uppo' Governor.
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FOR RENT.

1,op RENT.-PART OF HOUSE TO A
I SMALL fanny iIn TATEALL STREET.
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NOTICE ANY WEIGHTS, SCALES
~ OR measures requiring inspection may be
left at S25 4 $50 King street
JACOB DEAKYNE,
Sealer Of Weights and Measures for New Castle
county. te21-tf
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NOTICES.

NoTICE.-TO THE SCHOOL COMMIT.
~ tee Of Nev Castle county. The School
fund has been distributed aud placed 10 the credit
ofeach District, In the Farmers Bank at New
Castle. JOHN NJ. HOUSTON,
AUGUST % 1889.
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81. LuuIs. October j-l'hc TraGes
aud Labor Eadrrntiuu continued its scr-
sion to-day. The committee ON dcclurn-
uou Of principals made report. which
wu4 adopted. Its salient points are:
]. tn Il those who labor aud create
wealth are the most Important part ut
society, hence should enjoy the full bon
eft Of their toll. That "a iust and cgui-
table distribution of the truits OF lHDpr
10 impossible under the present 80 stem
If society. That the present leuinnco
tnwHrds corpora IONS ga dangerous To the
p.oplc's Liberty, and that tine cmHu inn
ton ui working people must bee achieved
10y themselves
q rhcy also demand THAT ruilroud
gran forfeited shalt hc reclaimed by
the government
3. Election days shall be- lcgul holt
days aud all wngo uborers shall hny"
half of saturday us "a holiday
4 Equal pay for equal work, to both
sexes, and the abolition Of thu convict
contract labor systcm
D. Compulsory education and the stat"
60 furnish books and other school mate
rial ton Il.
IT, Eirnt hours to constitute legal
day work, and penalties Tor lbs viola
ton.
T. Prohibiting child labor in factories
amt minis under II years ot age.
$ Commissioner OF labor Ot the stat"
10 belong To some labor organization.
.. Railroads and tcIcsrnphs to be.
come property Of state.
10 Repeal NJ all nets known ns con
spiracy nets, as applied to labor orgnm.
zntlous
II Purely national circulating me.
dunn, issued directly to the people.
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CASUALTIES.
A RAILWAY TRAIN AND A
STREET CAR COLLIDE.
Two People Killed and a Number
Seriously Injured Full
Details of The
Accident.
NrcLGrNcE Al rng norroM on II.

l'u ,pfirlItN, q lphpr The in
bond tram on the North ncuusylNulu
branch at the Pcnn.y lyaua and Recalling
lHufuud, uu into street car ut the Sits
luohanuH uYcnur and American streets
his morning. The ear was demolished
ana all tine passengers were more or less
injured Ten persons who we've most
seriously Injured were taken to the Epis-
cupnl hospital and two have siucr died.
The driver at the street ear WIS on the
ear at the time ut the accident. Those
VITO have died are James llummi aud
James Devinc. Among the injured was
"a woman named Mary SELLERS. who was
Terribly mNnp led: she WIS carried 90 the
hospital lee o bag. She ani several others
are expected to die. The mmps Ul the
dead are us follows: .lnO. Mckepuau Card
ucr,Iged 10 leaves wife and seven children.
James llummil, coal dealer leg cut OH
and died IN twenty minutes uttrI enter
my the hospital. The names Of the
wounded are: Henry Schultz, ~ ycnrs
foot torn on at ankle. John lscmcugcr.
scalp wouud,nut serious. Adam Kramer.
scalp wound and injured IN shoulders,
buck and leg; Chns Young, dangerous
wound, leg broken, ankle mashed. and
necessary; Henry Pastai.
scalp wound and injured leg, May Sci.
lrrs, severe injury on srHlp. fracture OF
skull, one ! x torn oil uud both arms
fractured, will probably die; James Nc
Henry, slight srulp wound; Miss Annie
Shaw, ~ years, injured internally and
scalp wound Cleo. Frederick, mot serious.
There was no conductor ON the ear.
and the drivers duty required him
TO guide hs team, see fares
deposited in the hoN, and at
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ATHENS.



After consultation with the bar Judge
Bishop decided 10 hold N session II
the county criminal court until No.
member.
Considerable excitement prevails oy r
tho kiiilng of - putty Sheriff John Roy
crs, NJ Palestine, by the MORO Jncksnn.
jackson stole Dr. Links horses ut paies-
time, and was soon Mt NJ. Cummings, tn
miles below here Monday uight, aud
two miles north IT here Tuesday morn
ing Sheriff Davis VI Anderson, pnssrd
through during the day in hot pursuit.
The negro ~ an escape convict, currieH
two pistols, and ls well mounted.
John !. Guuch, the nhlo,gODd looking
and popular senator from this district,
after spending several days IA Athens
goes 10 Iylpr tu attend suprem- court.
some twcut, pistol shots were fired ia
town last, uight, Alarming cltizsu4 some
what pure cusscluess the cause.
Cotton coming iu lively,
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rorJ,y ol GOVERNMENT oENsuEEp.
Lo>ro~. October Str Stafford
Nurthcoto IN "a speech delivered alta ban
quiet Mt Brlfust last night, ceusurcd the
foreign and home policy NJ the govern
mcnt The latter he claimed, conceded
TOO much to radicals aud parnrllitcs
lie asserted that purncl had drawn
near to the liberal party again only TO-
accomplish his purpose. which was to-
destroy Grghsh connection with Ire
land The object, he hoped would he
frustrated. aud hc dccmrcd it would be-
II members of the house 81 commons
stood trur To- their principles.
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OIIE uACSII3LOHS.


Waco's popular fayoritcs the LINN
bert ~ Richardson combination, ap.
pcnrcd at the oporn house lust night
The play wns "Our Bachelors" one ct
the most tuuring comedies that ever wus
put on the stage. The troupe played
well and the frequent and emphatic APP
plusc attic ted the appreciate Of the nu-
dioncc for the play. Harry Robinson, in
the role Of Professor Bangle, cclipard
himself and won golden opinions for
himself Miss Juln Blako's acting WAS
vNcrllcnt,nnd Chus. Richardson IA Judge
JoWlcr held up his part Of the per
Torrance cNccllcutly. The play wound
mp with the pillow dance, the execution
of which kept the au Hence in coutin-
uuus rom ot laughter.
'Ihs afternoon the well known comedy
"LHdy 81 Lyons will Toe presented aud
tonight the cugagn mcnt will close with
the presentation Of that excellent aud
popular comedy "Huuul moon Get
your tickets mud be sure you viii ENJOY
yuursclf
"Wul Waves" best cent ciglr ia
th" world, 81 ar lInvaun lillrr, at Herr 9,
$50 lw
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Popular Abroad.

e.. " Shepard. Agent Co., i..r.- .lm-
pony,
DrAH SW-WiIl you please cali at
TIA lnr IS Willis md buy me- one bplt c
uf the CIumux Cl,thrs Cleaner, Ny
wife lIubs th,r Ia nothing hor It.
luuH truly
t. 4. EHNDLpa
Agent, San Antonio.
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NUMBER $50

d. genuine. As AN ensemble com.
puuy 1t Is surpassed 10y none III
these operas and 1t contains several
pleasing features. Among them
are Ala Somers, the Patience, Phyllis
and Josephine, aud Mac 81, John, the
GolHuthc, Constance and Lady Angela.
Ada Snmers sings and acts well and
looks pretty aud Mae ST. John has a
good voice aud uses 1t cleverly She is
young ou the stage, aud has fine qualiii
cations for public work. She Is a Juno
900 figure aud proportions aud looks aud
moves as II shc had just stepped down
from some Greek pedestal. There are
other pretty giils IN the company,
I.vrllu lie pitre, Josie Bar lett and sew
eral III the chorus Mr. John Il, Me.
Wndc's fine baritone has lost none OF
hts frr-hucss music and power and MIR.
G.. IL. Clarke "a a very good tenor. The
chorus IL good, the costumes are bright,
and the company ia well equipped Tor u
southern tour under the able manage
mont ot Mr. VIII j, Davis
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