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Opposite opera House

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every evening That ail who want work may test
the business, we make this unparalleled offer: To
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for the trouble of writing us. Full particulars,
directions, etc. sent free. Immense pay absolute
ly sure for all VINO start at once. Don't delay. Adj
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Cheyenne transporter. [volume] (Darlington, Indian Terr.) 1879-1886, 1885-01-30
Young Men!-Read This.

The Voltaic Bell Co., f Marshall. Mich, offer TO
send ther celebrated Electro-V olac Belt and 9th
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Cheyenne transporter. [volume] (Darlington, Indian Terr.) 1879-1886, 1885-01-30

eefh hht In presents given away. Send five cent
EkgVIVbU postage and by mail youwill get free a
box of goods of large value, that Will start you in
work that will at once bring you in money faster
than anything else in America All about the $780,
600 In presents i'm each bex. Agents wanted every
where OF either sex, OF all ages, for all the time
spare time only. TO work forus at their own homes
Fortunes for al workers absolutely assured. Don't
delay. H. Hallet Il Co., Portland, Maine.
Cheyenne transporter. [volume] (Darlington, Indian Terr.) 1879-1886, 1885-01-30
HEADQUARTERS FOR
RANCH and OTHER SUPPLIES !

csy"I keep constantly on hand a very large sup
ply Of everything needed on the ranch, trail or I'm
families which will be sold as cheap as the cheap
est. cali earnestly solicited before making pur-
chascs elsewhere. FRANK l.. FRED,
Indian Trader,
AnadaTko. |. +.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-11
Birthday Surprise.

On last Thursday Mrs, Charles Stout,
residing al No. 500 Kirk wood street,
arrived at the Goth milestone on lifo's
journey, and her children, mindful OF
the event, desirons Of showing theiI
appreciation OF her care over them as q
mother. planned surprise party.
Accordingly they, with lumber OF
friends, making rome 20 couple in all,
met st her sons residence, No. 100
Loh bard street, and proceeded to her
residence, taking her completely by
fu-prise. As Mr. Stout was in the
secret their coming was not unexpected
TO him and he heartily enjoyed his wife's
surprise at being visited by SO many
unexpected guests. Mrs Stout received
number OF beautiful presents, among
them being large and handsomely
decorated cake, which was presented
In neat and appropriate speech by her
son-in-law, officer John w. Lewis.
An abundance OF excellent refresh.
inents were served, and the guests en-.
loyed themselves with vocal and
Instrumental music and games until q
lat hour, when they took their depar,
ture with sincere wishes that she might
enjoy many happy returns Of the day.
The only thing that detIacted In any
way from the evenings enjoyment
was the fact that come of her children
and grandchildren were prevented
oaing present by sickness.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-11
A Mysterious Death.

Friday morning Deputy Coroner
Smith was notified by telegraph that
he vas wanted at Townsend, and upon
arriving at that place learned that the
body OF colored man named Moses
Tucker had been found on the road
about Eve miles from Townsend. NJ an
early hour in the morning, by q colorod
man named william Williama and
his wife, residing near the place, and
who we're on their way 70 spring &c
get n washtub of water.
The body WAS laying on Its back with
the hands over bis head, about twenty.
five yards from the spring, and his coat
and hat were found some distance away.
There WAS nothing to show that q strug
gle had taken place, but there were
some who seemed 10 think that the
body had been carried, and laid there
The following jurors y ere summoned
w. A. Scott, j. Henry Hanson, Aaron
Rey Mods, Jr, Eli q. WEIGH, William
G. Briggs, John II. Hutchinson and VIII
liam T. Brattep, who after being sworn
examined several witnesses " hose testi.
mony showed that Tucker had been
working for j. Collins, where he ate his
supper about o'clock on the previous
evening, and went ont shortly after.
wards Some girls who were ut Will
liams' house stated that they heard a
man calling between 8 and 0 O'Clock,
but did not think anything It The
body was examined by DIR. Enos, OF
Townsend, but he failed to find any
wounds or bruises that would denote
foul play. The jury, after carefully
considering all the evidence, rendered a
verd ct Of death from a cause un Unknown
TO them.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-11
Eff I H EDITION
Enc New Br,o.

A stated in Frid.,' 'use'
the entire morning ss.s ! hLrrnllc.,
Court was devote,i !" s o. The Len
msnts on the loca,Io,N '4t'ng am,
bridge, which 1t ia nron u OF the y,
place Of the old strpc, UpoSd To erssh
street. Among those NOV now at MD
session, and of whom tb p' e, at u
Der took part In the JIsosS 'ea'et hun.
ex-Chairman William p..,I'slon, ven
christian Febiger, rsnrs..nt ColoN
W.. q d. Railroad Comnsnn,sl lhsP,
W. ID. Smith and Law Guy ~ Capu,
representing the b. nj y hifd Eq
pany President Henri ,,'Od Con-
and Victor DUPONT, E.o a DuRa
the W. & N. Railroad on 'rep'esenti,
u: Bates. Esq, represent,pna! ca
Interested parties "a counssI v'srs
States Senator George Era eniA
ltodney, Eco, attorney n, JOIN q.
William G. Gibbons, Of The ~. p Sas cOur;
Jones Company; Harlan t,,ns'sy a
hennebec Ice and Cal =, Of III
Henry Mendinhal NJ 49, rnuhu,,
5tato Iron Company. Joshna n o'snaN
OF the Christiana River In. head;
COMPANY; George G. Ia dpIitT'elsa.
lobell Car Wheel Comnan,hu VI
States Marshall II. Il tIiM
sheriff Thomas Ford, exSbs,tss a,sa,
fyle, Trustee of the Poor M,l,nn l 'oaa
~, ex'Lsvy Court Comnli,siona, ~ ~
wesley Hawkins, Assessor WrH. .Aa
maxwell, Contractor Josonh na; !
James l.. Devon, Joseph l., Ca,n n!s
Jr., David Lemon, William Raj u y,
austin Harrington, Esq, ~
feti'ions were presented and read 3.
the new bridge u be bull, Al ' p'.l y
street, and others equally strong , ~
ing that u be let remain at Third s,'s
some OF the speakers urged Ina, ia ~.
was no necessity Of erecting ~.
biidge at present, as the Old .trur,s.
can be made to last FOR seys,.l -
Daily Republican., 1885-04-11
The Popular Entertainment,

The Committee on Lectures Of b,
Wilmington Institute have made h.
following report TO Tho guarantond
the Saturday night entertainment
held under the auspices Of the Institute
After reporting slight defciebcyinth
receipts as compared with eIpenss
they say
The com mittee spared ~ pains ua
reasonable enpenss In order to have
first class entertainments Eyeryshs.
We met encouragement and assistance
We feel that We reached tie class d
people for whom the entertainments
were Intended, and from tie intefa
taken we consider them a great success.
With the experience We hays gained
this season we believe that a more e..
tended course could be carried on next
winter at less average cost. or at least
at q less loss than were these. Wssn
much indebted to Pref. G., b RhOat,
for the valuable assistance he RENDERED
in taking full charge OF the mr,ia
part Of the program. We hope that ii'
gentlemen interested in guarahttehi
and supporting our work have o'a
satisfied with what has been done
Daily Republican., 1885-04-11
The Chess Fiayer

Last night Herr Steinitz PLACED fouI
games simultaneously. bind folded, al
the rooms Of TIE Wilmington Chess
Club. AT the same time he played two
games Of whist, his partner being A.
w. Matthews, and the other players
Or. Hammer Rils and Samuel M. Knox.
The following are the names OF those al
the board:
l.. A. Bertolettea acted as announcer
OF moves John H. Price. French
Defence !" Walter Bacon, Salvic
Gambit" Oils was probably the mos,
brilliant opening Of the tournamen)
VIM. j. Ferris, "Steinitx Gambit
George Tatnal ,t'Kicseritzky Gnmbit, >
Morpby's fayorie opening. Among
those present, william @. Gibbons
Ed ward 7, Beta, w. A. La Motto, Drs
Palmer ard Green, John p. Moore
Thomas J Lawson and William T
Porter, paid marked atten ton TO tn,
proceedings
"he contest lated exactly i've hours
and res u led in Messrs Bacon, Price an,
Ferris losing their games. and Mr.. Tat
nails game bel..a declared draw, n
the suggestion OF Her Steinltz.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-11
{ lichtenstein
I26 Market St.

/
NO1IGE-I, A W. dOOKIN, TENANT
~ of the house known as the Eboitt
House, 1907 Market street., In the It'll ward Of
the city Of wilmington, county OF Now Cas-
tie and state OF Delaware, In compliance
with the requirements OF the acts OF the
General Assembly IN such case made and
provided, do hereby give notice that | shall
apply In writing t. the Court of q sneral Sea.
sions Of the Peace en1 fail Deiivery Of the
State OF delaware, in and for New Castle
County, OH Monday, the 18th day OF May.
a. ID. 1885, being the first day Of
the next term Of said court. for a
for licenee for raid house as n inn or tav-
ern for the sale therein OF intoxicating II.
quors in less quantities than one quart to
be drunk on the premises, and he following
respectable citizens OF the said ward recon.
mend the said application, viz:
VIM. M. : Brown, Wilton j Bowers,
Geo T, Robinson, Thos q ,ndon,
J. W. Lilly, Walter Bacon
Elmer Reeve, Samuel Hawkins,
Samuel K. Raylis. Jos. jenkins,
Harry q. Lane, Jas. Mckendrick,
VIM. Taylor. Edw ] Borrefl
John Pierson, John. l.. Malone.
| YIN Mailer, John Smith.
~. r. frtdKeTater, Benlsmin kopf,
John q. He'll. John r Srad ey,
Gilbert Barrett, Chas g Bakcr.
9. T. Po'tlocJ, A. W. GOnKIN.
all3t
Daily Republican., 1885-04-11

Blu RTON-ln Newport on the 10th inst,
Mrs. Emily Burton, aged IS years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully in
ted TO attend the funeral from the residence
OF her son. " ilson A Burton, on Sunday
afternoon, at three O'Clock Seiv c 5 at the
M. h. church lptermen, At ST. James cem-
etery, Newport, Del.
Augustine mills on April O.
MIS-. hannah +. Clough, widow of the lat<
1satc Clough.
Funeral viii t. Ike place from her late resi-
dence, near. Augustine mills, on Sunday
afternoon. April 9th, at O'Clock. Intermen
at hfverview cemetery. Trenton, N. J pa
pers please copy.
Dearest Mother thou has lef: u.s.
And thy loss We deep y feel
II Is Gods will that hath bereft as,
He can all our sorrows heal.
Gone. but not forgotten
Daily Republican., 1885-04-11
sued. u;Ath

Margaret, wife Of Jacob BacAus n
sizing at No. 1921 West Fourth si'esI
died very suddenly between two an
three O'Clock this morning. AithOasa
over seventy years of age, she WV
blessed with good health and gave "
tention to her household affairs Sl'
was in unusually good spirits lasI eva. ~.
ing. and when she retired vas sPps
rently as well as usual. This morning. as
she aroused her husband and ln'olmva
him that she could not live. heiaI ".
diately called in one or tso o. =.
neighbors, aud in few minutes s,S
wards she expired. She was ineI NV,
of the Union Nj. L church, ana . W. W.,
pious and exemplary lady. Dusp''N'
of the funeral will be given
Daily Republican., 1885-04-11
C1elzens'.R1uk.

The Citizens rink at Fourth ard
Washington streets, is drawing large
crowds daily, who delight in skimning
over the smooth surface. The rink band
gives enjoyable concerts daily. The
main attraction last evening was a solo
ON the cornet by Prot Sponser, leader
Of the band. A room fitted up as a gym
nasium, can be usel free by all patrons
Of the ink, and as the management is
first class, no one need have any fears
OF visiting this new popular amusement
resort,
Daily Republican., 1885-04-11
Pine Ca.iug ana Reef weo,.

James II. Wood & Go. are busy
casing steam pipes with their patent
casing and rock wool. The casing
makes nice finish and pleasing ap-
pearance. The Messrs. Wood & "a.
are receiving letters from engineers eli
over the United States and Canada. and
several from different parts OF Europe
In regard 70 their casing They are now
negotiating with large mannfactu rinR
concein In Boston, Mass, for manu-.
featuring and introd ueing them,
Daily Republican., 1885-04-11
n uIIfn 4 NOn.

Sixth and Market, want to call your
attention TO their stock of spring cloth.
ing. They have been cutting, making
and buying until they now have an
immense stock of suits aud spring over
coats at prices that defy competition.
This firm buy many of their goods
direct f1om the mills, which makes
them az cheap as they can be. Then
the cut and make up Of their clothing
you IL find to be very great improve
mept, as Uney thoroughly sponge all
goods before cutting, and take very
psr'A lar pains with the styles, 30 al
ave them fit nicely. If you will
Is x ~ will see at a glance the amount
OF their assortment, and their prices,
which are all marked on each garment.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-11
Lsu sb,s N.,n,rr.

There were quite q number Of persons
present this morning nc the shipyard
of the Harlan & Hollingswor,h Com
pany, to witness the launch OF the new
iron side wheel steansIt that Is being
built for the Maryland Steamboat
Company. The word was given at 9.
- O'Clock, and the new boat shot dow
the ways and soon tioated on the bosom
of the Cbristiana just as 1t touched
the water, Miss Madge Cause broke
the customary bottle of wine over the
bows, a. d named it the Jsppa.
| 1t is 100 feet long. 81 feet beam, and
flo feet hold, and is Intended for pas
senger trsffic on the Chesapeake Bay.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-11
deFiuw March.

clustering LAUNDERING March 10 gone,
and bright. sunny April Is here. The
moral is, don't you blunder In getting
your wall paper elsewhere than al
Ball & Cos, or you will have to do q
great deal Of clustering before your
good lady's April smiles return u
cheer your rugged path again.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-11

The following games werd p'H''
yesterday o ph,,
At Philadelphia--Athletic'' fnH'
delphia. 3. M
At Observation-Disclosures i"
tional, .. .. p,t
At Baltimore-Baiiimore, D DD
falo, 8. ,.,,o,,o,
At Decentralization, 10 fr'rO'"'
3. u.t,,
At New York-Nex York, A'''
politaH, 4. II. In
At Jersey City-Brookl!n' Il "
sey City, Q.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-11
ROs1n Il Bro.

are doing q large business in the paper.
hanging trade, having already emptied
their cribs once this spring (Which hold
IL 200 pieces); they are filled again,
now with all The latest designs; they
have nearly 6 600 pieces in bundles on
the floor, ready to fill up as the cribs
get emptied. They are at work on
several vssg fine jobs at present that
when finished, will be credit to Wi.
mippton mechanics,
Daily Republican., 1885-04-11

The following officers have been ches-
en- for the picnic of rhe Weccacoe
Steam Fire Engine Company, No. 8, to
Decoration Day:
Master of ceremonies, Daniel Ma
Ruire floor manager, John J. Mealey /;
assistant floor managers, William A.
Shields, + Gormley and d. Mention !;
secretary, M. Walsh treasurer, Caleb
Tay Tor. The committee Of arrangements,
OF which NJ. A. Skelley is chairman,
will endeavor to make this picnic the
most enjoy able of the season. The price
Of tickets will be % cent?
Daily Republican., 1885-04-11
Tho m. I. Society

The Mutual Improvement -, So Sod "
Asbury M. e. church wiz and y
regular meeting thir eVeni ,.nsrau By
usual q very interesting piiuoSsiistioph
been arranged. A cordial in'"
extended to sill to attend.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-11
The W esther'

Tomorrow promises 10 No .5 a siphi
and cool. Monday fair WIN
rise Of TEN peraturo.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-11
SObbnux AIIArOus0.

James r. Wood e. Co. are busy with
all kinds Of repair work gangs OF men
can be seen going In every direction.
Manufacturers are getting their roofs
and spouts overhauled. The outlook
for busy season is good.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-11
Faiiu' Z .

X. G. Dunn & 90. report .s"snard
numb Der Of failures a. 2is, V ,bs week
W it'll 231 last week and ~ I'm, .u In oil
previous. Failur"s are lessen''o
sec tiOns of the country.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-11

The above announcems nj
speaks Tor itself, and we cali
confidently say that we have
an assortment that cannot be
surpas: cd, and at the lowest
prices yet reached. Note
the following:
10 piece 4 French Iricot Cloths
at IS cents yard worth e. /.
10 pieces 60 Dress Cloths
at IS cents yard. rth 81. II
pieces 50 french Cloths
ste6 cents a yard, worth s7L,c
10 pieces u-e dye Block SILK,
at sl,o)s yard, worth Il. 70
l,too yaris cclored Dress silk,
at 40 cents yard worth '5c
go yards colCred DIess SILK,
atos cert' yard, worth Il 90
LOCO pairs Two b. Id Cause Lisle Gloves.
at l.3a certs pair. the reau a
e71ac. goods a. q their value
l,2.o pairs tiause Lisle ] rsey Gloves
a. So cen a pair, the resuia
e2H'. glove.
900 airs thee, ut n Jouv,n Kid f4,cres
ats7 ce lts a pli-, woIta 81 o.
One cas- c,w YORK Hill,4.i Musin
at Gems q y! I'd
One care Ct LaupO Csrcoes
att centsa arc
Ou,' stock vii! he Of unu-
sua, interest t . buyers, s
we have all the nav and ap-
propriate goods tor dless and
styeet wear.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-11
working Away from ssSmS

Messrs. Ball & Co, of this city, have
had four men at work all this week on
large mansion house just outside OF
Philadelphia They are expecting a
large job next week from Washington
Daily Republican., 1885-04-11

under the trade name OF Imperial
China Dinner plates per czep, TIC.
breakfast plates per dozen. 65c tea
plates per dozen. Soc; pie plates Per
dozen, 80 cents. Lawtop, COS Market st.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-11
a,ov,ne F,e,d Of Labor

On Easter Sabbath Rev. h -, church,
ham received in ais new street
Twenty fifth and ThompSV aDdditioDsl
Philadelphia, thirty four vtv durns
Communicates, making SHY
the past year.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-11

There are As good tish in the sea as
ever were caught go Ball & Co. have
s,ill an iuHnity Of delightful designs
At for all tastes and sure TO satisfy.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-11

Fem & Co.'S thermometeI ~. n "a.
yesterday 48o ut 8 p. m, 30 "'f
and 44O at 10 p. m.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-11
A RSMard.

James c. Robinson, Sheriff of Kent
County, offers a reward of $500 for the
arrest of Bob Allep, Henry Raisen
and Vincent Re. nolds, who recently
escaped from the jail at Dover, If de-
livered 10 him before the 9th inst, or
$50 each after that date.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-11
BOwen's New Dining. Room

a. @ll King street will open on Tuesd ay
The l4th inst. A frst-class dining room
where you can get good neal for /,
cents.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-11
One efG resi-

assortments of spring gooa, fsilorips
find at L. Heiss' rnercLa1r,,S ,rd street
esta rent, No. 4 East l l,rIss.
Please call and look Gt his ~
Daily Republican., 1885-04-11

at the REPUBLICAN office III tne l IaI
IL O'Clock 10 o'clock IL U9i''
40 ago
Daily Republican., 1885-04-11
Lunch.

A Enc terrapin lunch will be served
at the e 3itt House tonight.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-11
AL Life worth Living.

Certainly not; il Is unbearablo IL OF
have not yet heard Of the wealth o
beauty displayed at Ball &; Cos.
All Over TnAu
Daily Republican., 1885-04-11

For Bronchial, Asthmstfc, and
PULMONARY Complaints, "Hrown's
Bronchial 1foches" manifest remarkable
curative properties. Sold eEiy In boxes
Daily Republican., 1885-04-11

The brst-cla.s paper hangers {
Messrs. Bal & Co.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-11

NUIIOE-I, IAOoB Il. HYATT, 90.
~ cupant Of the house, in the town on
stanton, SCHOOL district IS, Mill Creex
hundred, C unty of New Caetle ard
tate OF Delaware, IN compliaucs with the
requirements of the acts Of thu General AS.
seirby In such care made and provided
hereby give no:ce hat rhaii AMY in
writing TO the Court of General estiops OF
the Peace and Iatl Delivery Of the State OF
delaware, in and for New Cattle County on
MONDAf the 18th d ~ OF May, A. u. 1885
being the first day Of the next
term OF said court, fer License for
said house as an inn or tay ra. for
the sale therein Of intoxlc sting liauors in
less quantities than one quart to be drunk
on the "remtsss, aud the following resuect-
able citizens OF the said dis.riet, recon- mend
. IN said a. pl'cation, viz
CnHr,e- .,ennis, George Bullen,
o-,'r o. N hubert, George AiclTn
,,"tn ruilen john Harp.r,
,""u nlArfhall, James Is. Write,
hlitn huth, Levi Man.
George Battley, lanes Sinister
"'l-ot JACOB Il. HYATT
N'Tl'E-l, JOSEPH ID. BILLINGS.
hereby give notice that have filed
with IN Prothor otaty Of New Castle County
? p-ution To he Juf e7 81 ths Suuerior
20 ~ O. the state ri delaware in and for
70. Cast @ County. To- . decree civurc'ry
n' from my VIE EUYGsta II. HiIli; 81
H'o-ioI tSi-FH y. BILiISGS.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-11

At L 80 p. NJ. to-day 1t ia showing
quite rapidly.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-11

L$nt kENT-22l WET EIGHTH
~ street. Store and dwelling, 9 roms
beside store room. All modern improve
menus. Apply " ii. SHARPLE> =, sll lief.
feTson street. all -eoa-t
Daily Republican., 1885-04-11

NOTJGE-TH CORPORATURS OF
~ The Ferris Reform school," will
meet in the Lecture Reom In the Opera
House WilminG ton on Wednesday. ANIL
10th. at 2 80 O'Clock. y. IN all.lts
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-01-07
rHEY WANT A CHANGE.

A Committee of One Hundred Citizens
who Don't Like the Way a Ticket for
City Officers Has Been Fixed Up.
An informal meeting of citizens was
held at st. Andrews Hall last evening to
discuss matters in relation To the coming
municipal election for Mayor and Alder
men. DR.. L. A. Falligant was called to
the chair. and DR.. keifer was requested to
act as Secretary.
After the meeting was called to order
several Of the gentlemen present stated
that a meeting of members Of several
clubs in the city had been recently held at
the Office of Messrs. Garrard Il Meldrim,
and thereat a full ticket tor Mayor and
Aldermen had been made up and referred
back TO the clubs for discussion and in
dOrsement.
This declaration evoked a lively discus
sion and sharp censure of the methods of
clubs fixing up states and not asking the
people at large whether the states suited
them or not. After considerable debate
a motion was made and adopted looking
to the formation of a committee of 100
good and independent citizens who should
pledge themselves to act in unison for the
purpose Of securing the nomination OF a
Board of Aldermen who should represent
the different sections and interests of the
CITY. and be free from the political entan-
clements incident to the methods Of Sc
lection now being sought to be forced on
the people by club nominations.
Another meeting will be held during
the week and the matter further dis
cuSspd
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-01-07

A grand charity ball will be given to-
night at Armsry Hall to aid in support
OF the Home Of the Friendless. This in
stitution is one Of the most deserving
CHARITIES Of the city. and is doing great
work. To aid in carrying It on the ladies
fnferested in its welfare have arranged a
rand ball and entertainment which
Sriu take place tonight. A fine
sumner will be served and every
q rTanpemert has been made TO
insure the enjoyment Of those who will
attend. There certainly Is no WORK more
y ,sarvinv of liberal support and en-
couragement than the one which IS being
carried on by the Industrial Relief Society,
which has charge OF the Home. The
citizens have been exceedingly liberal IN
responding 10 the appeals which nave
baen made heretofore in its behalf. and II
Is hoDed that the present appeal through
the entertainment tonight viii meet with
4 generous response.