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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-06-26

F anne is word ambition loves,
A nd art has ne'er its portrait painted.
V irtue the heart of avarice moves,
o blivious to the "shekels" sainted;
r arer than even these, by far,
Is health, defying poets diction.
7 hen with it tritle not, nor mar
f nd ills that female pleasures bar
by taking DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescription
a remedy so satisfactory for all those
weaknesses and diseases peculiar TO women
that they need no longer suffer from them il
they will but use this world famed remedy.
June25TuF&wlwnr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-06-26

A crowd Of small boys took advantage of
the rainy weather yesterday to fish for cells
in the river. One which was caught by
Fred Emery and which was proudly exhibited
at the Journal Office, measured strong three
feet.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-06-26

Gen. I. W. Hyde of Bath, local manager
of the National Soldiers Home, Togus, gave
lawn party at his residence in that city on
Saturday evening last, at which the Home
orchestra furnished the music,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-06-26

The steamer Islander is to go on the Au-
gusta and Boothbay route the Both instant,
but will not make regular trips until after
July 4th.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-06-26

Those who desire horses for the fantastic
parade on the Fourth of July should leave
their names at the store of Gannett and
Morse.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-06-26

The firm of Crawford & Horne has dis.
solved partnership. The business will be
carried on by Mr.. Crawford
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-06-26

II ever crowd of enthusiasts prayed for
fair weather it was the base ball cranks of
Augusta yesterday forenoon.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-06-26
rnw ADVERTISEMENTS TO-DAY.
SPECIAL OFFER.
1ccal Mef.ers.
Did you hear those musical ~ bagpipes

And notice that charming monkey
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-14
The Next Legislature.

Provided the Legislature CT Delaware
10 permitted to remain AB the people of
the 5tatb Intended ct the late election
the Ben hte will contain z Democrats
and Republicans, and the House Ia
Republicans and Democrats, but II Il
Is to be made Rs some OF the Democratic
Politicians want 10, the Benste will con.
tain Democrats and 1 Republican,
making on Joint ballot Is Republicans
and 10 Democrats. II the Democrats
succeed in making the Senate a. they
want ~, the Republicans in the House
may try their hands ct making changes,
when the House will then contain either
~ or ~ R9publioans and no Democrats.
The following, however, compose the
Legislature according 10 the returns
from the election boards;
Naw Castle county-Senators: Calvin
w. grdssen, FaulklAnd; Oolen FeFau-
son, BlAokbirdi John P. Donahoe, VIII.
mingtdn. Representatives: George
Lodgei wilmington George W. Gray,
Wllmln 9toDi George W. Eokels, New
Gasnei .. Harvey Whiseman, Newark;
w. Pldroe Blggs, MiddletoWni Richard
" Brdokson, Townsend; Theodore B.
Armst Fong, Newark in all 10 Demo.
hoht oounty' SenhtoFE-Alden ID
htohaHdsoni Dover; John Z. Collins,
suyrnhi Dr.. B, L. Lewis, Harrington
Represent III. HoffaoEsr
Smyrna; DR.. James RichardEon. Tittis
Greek David 8. CLARK. DoWnsS obansi.
Robert A, Davis, slRuahter, VIIiiar1
e Davis, Freder.cn; John p MN1ten
Harrington; Garrett q. Hsnson. Nh
ford; d total Of s Republicans and
DsmodrAts.
Sussex county: StnAtors-DAvid o.
Moorel Lsureli John B. Dorman, Draw
bridges Thomas Bacon, Laurel. Repre-.
aentatl ves-Oharles a. Bsokots, Lin.
oolni Henry H. Morgan, ssaford; Dan.
lel Short Georgetown; John A, Lingo.
Mlllsdoro; Charles H, Maull, Lewes;
Mokendree DoWnham, GeoreetoN n:
LsWia u Wallace, SeafoEd; 8 Republi.
cans and 2 Democrats.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-14
The Ltrsos Uomm,ss,on.

Tho regular meeting OF the Street and
Sewer Commission was held lMAt even
granted:
George M. d. Miller, to tan King
street sewer for the purpose Of draining
No. liz King sIresti Frapoia p. Dillon,
20 SO. 80 feet Of curb At Sixteenth and
Olaymont streets; Francis P. Dillon, to
gel 40 feet Of curb ut Fourteenth and
Thstoher Streets Charles Fl, Tlndall, 20
set Az feet OF curb on jackson street
EeAr Eighth; O. W Horn, 10 lay q drain
from his house at Twelfth and LON bard
slreoth 10 the Brandy vine; II. L. Gilpln,
70 tsp BroOme atreet branch Of Dsla ware
avenue sewer TO drain property at Four
teenth and BIo)ms ssreetsj GRwtbrop g.
Brother Company, TO tap sewer at Ninth
and Adams streets to drain Nos. 823 and
1925 Adams street.
The ohiei engineer was instructed to
furnlsh grades Of alleys on Union street
hatweon 5hsllcrcsS and Lowering ave
nues.
A Communication was received from
tue P, w. 80 B. RsIlroad Company
asking that permission be granted to
use y portion Of Third strest, between
Fire and Spruce streets, for the purpose
" hhlbaulHk iItlBnNs Inb company
offered TO pAve lhe Ctreet with Belgian
blO1ks, bat tba plan y hleh accompanied
the oommu lieAticn showed that Il Is
tho !n.en. on OF the company to remove
the curb and mako the 5trees level with
the sidewalk. Mr, Murray was very
much oppUssl 90 granting the com.
pAny Suoh privileges, rs IL would re-
suls In the des.I ultlon OF the sidewalk
aad accidents would probably happen.
On motion the further consideration of
the matter was postponed until next
meeting night.
A communication WRB read from the
Board OF WRtr Commissioners, aaking
that soma aolion be taken toward turn
lug OfGokei Ran into RAttieanslIe Ran
sewer, aud the secretary WAS instructed
to Inform the oom mlssloneTs that the
Park Commissioners hal refused TO psE.
mlt the department taking any action
IN the mater.
The weekly payroll of b279.23 waa
allowed, aud u largo lumber Of bills
were passed.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-14
EOUK EAEAL BULLETS.
Brutal Murder OF . woman in Kens-
tnEion, Pa-ahot Down in Gold Blood


PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Nov. IA most
deliberate mutder was committed yester-
day morning at No. 25l5 Leitbgow
street, the victim being Mrs. Tillie Hell
lerman, who resided there Her slayer
was Peter Krechman, a neighbor, VINO,
after committing the crime, surrendered
himself TO the police Krechmsn is about
81 years Of age, and is morocco flnisher
by trade. He is a widower, with three
small children, and the murder Is a
sequel to the death Of his wife. About
nine weeks ago Mrs. Krechman died in
Ing birth to child. Idrs. Hellerman
had been hired to nurse her, and when
she submitted a bill for her services
KrechmAn refused to pay It and accused
her Of having given his wife drug for
criminal purposes. The woman denied
the charge, and made frequent demands
on Krechman for her gay, which he re
fused to give her, and their meetings
were the occasions Of Violent quarrels.
About half-past 10 O'clock yesterday
morning Mrs Helerman visited the
meat store of Aoritz Zuokschwerdt, No
2526 North Fourth street, and purchased
email quantity of pork and sauer kraut
Wien she returned TO her home she was
met at the door by Krechman, whom she
invited into the house. He followed her
Into the kitchen, and as soon as she had
placed her purchases upon the dresser he
drew a revolver from his pocket aud
fired four shots at her Each of the
bullets took effect, and the woman fell
dead to the floor. The murderer gave q
hasty glance at the PROSTATE form, from
which the blood was streaming, and then
ran from the house with the pistol in his
hand.
The shots were heard by Miss Ella
Archer, who lives directly opposite the
house wherein the tragedy took place,
and she gave the alarm A crowd
quickly gathered and gave pursuit to the
fleeing man, but he escaped from them
When the body of the murdered woman
was found by Special Officers Barsantee
and McKibben, of the Eighteenth dis
trict, 1t was yet warm.
Each of the bullets had struck vital
places. One of them had entered her
right cheek. and another in her temple
one passed through her right eye, a a
fourth was found lodged In the back
part of her head.
The woman's maiden naUe was Tillle
Mseger. She was only 2S years Of age.
Ten years ago she was married 10 n man
AaHAVuND ANAlyy u ulsslDhLEh
fellow who !s said 10 be living at present
with ano her woman in Pittsburg Five
years ago his wife instl uttd proceedings
for divorce, but befrre the termination
Of the case Leafy remarked. Last winter
the murdered woman met James Heller
man. a carpet weaver employed by Stin
son Bros. &c Kurlbaum, at O dan Ing
academy, and in March last they agreed
to live together as husband and wife
The woman had two children by her flrst
husband, who are still living. The
widowed mother OF the murdered woman
resides at No 24Q4 LeithRow street, about
one square from the houss where the
tragedy was enacted.
Krechman, accompanied by his brother,
surrendered himself to Sergeant Keyser
at the Central Police Station in the after
noon.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-14

Next Monday morning the Court OF
General Sessions will convene Ia this
oity. There ere mot . great many
cases, and with the rapid manner Of
trAnsAciinR business inauRurAted By
Attorney General iBigRs, there IL no
doubt but all the criminal business will
be finished up before the CLOSE Of tho
week. The Superior Court will open on
Monday, f0;h, and ~ there is q long
list OF civil sRnes, the session will proba.
bly, consume ut least two Weeks. The
last day or two OF the court will be de
voted 70 hearing the applications for
liquor license, Of which there are abont
one hundred. Some Of these have al
ready been refused by previous courts,
and according 10 the principles laid
down by the Judges, will most probA
bly, be refused again. The Law and
Order Society will make q determined
effort to have as many As possible
turned down, and ju1ginR By the 40.
tlon OF the court heretofore, they will
be successful in at leaAt one-thlrd Of the
cases.
The following is the list Of first panel
Of petit Jurors for the NoY0n,be term
john r. Neale, BrandyWine; John Otto,
Jr., wilmington; John W. ChApple,
Ohristiana; John Holland, Mill Gree h
CHARLES a. Cannon, White o. Ofeek
James 7. Veazsy, PenoAder; 5cteph a.
King, New Oastle; Harry Olefk, Red
Lioni Samuel O. Eitou, 81. Georges;
Andrew J. Oolllns, Approximately
James II. Roberts, BlAokblEdi Thomas
Y Malln, Brandy wine; Peter A. HoFsy,
Wilmington; Daniel MelRrkey, Ohrls
tiauni James Springer, MIL Creek;
George W. Bradford, White Clsy Oreeh
w. Heavolow, PSncAder; George Moore,
Now CASTLE; Alfred j. Davidson, BED
Lioui Albert O Delhi, 81. GsoTgesi
Nathaniel W. Jones, AppGquininink;
Edward Thomas, Blsck6lrd; RobsIi
Casey, Jr, Brandy Wina; John N. New
ell, Wilmington james Msoklem,
U u'ay Creek Daniel B. MoMullin, Pen
oadtr; EphFaim Sterling, RED Lion;
George W. Davis, 81. Georges; Charles
O. Mitchell, New OAgtle.
List OF petit Jurors, Beconi spanel:
George Adele, WnmlnRtou; Tsomss
Helheon, Cbristians; william Il Mitch.
ell, MIL Greek; William q GashO,
White Clay Greek; Thomas g. Portsr,
PsnoRder; JohD Boyle, New Castle;
George II, Ford, Rel Lion; Banjamin
PleAsantop, 81, Georges; william Hama.
tes, Appcquinlmink; Hooit g. Nallor;
Blackblrd; William Hswes, Brandy
vine; William @. Baugh, Wilmington; I;
B, u. Sheppard, Christians; Pusgy Pen
nook, Mil Greek; Wllliam II g mpers,
White Clsy Creek; William Murray,
PenOsder; JonAthBn &. George, New
Castle; John Book, Red Lien; Jacob Q
Olohrl n, 81. Georges; Joseph A. Daniilp,
App.quinimink; Jonas Keiser, Black.
bird; John Wsbfter, Brandy wire;
Daniel Haley, OhrissianH; Elmer d.
Collins, Mil Greek; John r. Brady,
New Osstlei John L Deputy, BED Lion;
Leonard G VsndeRrlft, 81 Georgss;
Henry o NAujaiD, Appoqulnimink;
VII lam J Jones, B!AckhlEt,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-14

Wilson & Company, proprietors of the
Philadelphia 81 Wilmington Steamboat
Company, have opened coal yard at the
foot OF Fourth street, where they propose
to keep a superior article of coal, inelnd
Ing the celebrated Lehigh. OF this they
will make a specially. but W Ill also have
full supply of all the best grades Of
medium and soft coal, They have per.
ftcted arrangements for obtaining their
supplies direct from the mine,, and pro-
pose selling at the 10 sest market rates.
The facilities enjoyed by company for
obtaining the best quality of coal are un-
excelled, and ihey guarantee that 1t shall
be free from slate or stone, which is such
an annoyance to all houRekeepers. Orders
will be filled promptly, and in all cases
where It Is possible, coal will be put in
the cellar without extra charge. Thtir
telephone number is 81, and those who
cannot make It convenient to call at the
office, can order in that manner.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-14

BosToN,, Nov. 13.-Eben Dulbaird,
alias A. G. Rice, married man weigh
ing about 200 pounds, was arrested to-
day on the charge of enticing a Is year
old girl named Gertrude Blake from her
home In Newburyport The girl, who is
large for her age, disappeared from her
home the other day.
She wrote letter to one of her school
mate saying that Newburyport was not
fast enough for her, and that she
wanted to sec more Of the world. She
also wrote that she was going to Boston
to meet a "nlce gentleman" and that
she was to have her hair cut short and to
dress like boy, and to go live with him
as his nephew. This gave the officers a
clew. They came to this city and to-day
arrested Dulbaird. The girl has not been
found,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-14
NJ MegaT { Son
SIG TatnaII Street,
AND
S. E. Cor. 9th & TatnaA Sts.

We have heIe a large and
varied assortment OF hardl
wood Chamber Suits in
Walnut, Antique aad Natu~
raj Oak, Cherry and Ash. RI
few we would like TO call
your attention to are as fol-
lows:
No. I, Isa neat Oak Suit
we've been selling for some
time, going to close them
out for $1,000. HaVen't
many at the present writIn
Don't be surprised If they
are gone soon.
No. 2. Is an Oak SuIt, am
tique finish, full size, with Z
aox24 inch beYel glass. This
suit We have just put on ouf
floor as a substitute of No. /,
being larger and better 6n
ished In every way.
No. 8, Is a heavier Anti.
que Oak Suit, rub finish,
with a 24x3o Inch beveI
mirror. This suit Is the one
we had at the Fair. Our CON.
tract for this suit calls for
800. Have plenty now and
more coming. Price S25.o6.
No. 4, Is an Ash Suit.
natural finish, 24x3o mirror,
for $4,000.
No. s, Is an ANTIQUE
Oak, rubbed finished Sulf.
with an English style splash.
er-back W a 8 h st a n d, for
$3s.on
No. 6, Is an Antique Oak,
with a 26 inch round French
plate mirror. for 37.00. Y
No. 2, Is a heavy. hand
somely carved Oak Suit for
$4,000. This suit comes from
the assignees of a defunci
manufactures. He loses, you
gain.
Nv We have here named seven good bareafna.
Ne especially call your attention 70 7thoss
sSn5. suits described M as numbers and 8; the mfss
special patterns, made for Us al sfeeist )
prices. Look careiully over the pricet. .-,1if
you nnd one that suits you In price and 49,
seriptioni call and see them. You'll ana
mem , IN ine store as represented here. other-
wise wen give you free the article Won eossic
from $40 to 8l25. tuunih8
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-14

The regular weekly session of the
Water Oommission was held last even.
Ing. Tho registrar reported a balance
of S34, ,789 So In bank, and thai the ra.
oelpts foI October weEt s ,i93 81; expen
ditures, Sl3,94O.
Tho weekly pay roll amounting to
e408 81 was presented and ordera drown
IN favor OF the pAIIiss named. Th3 fol
10 sinR bills were allowed:
II. L. Brown, 6l22i w. 3. B.liook &
Co., Sl.70; lawrence Burns, S32 s0i K
A. OarsWsll, t13i J. v. Ca lisle & %,
S7.S7i d. & A I s. T. o., Sal. 90; The
Delaware PrintinR C0mpsDy, $40;
EjRe Moor Iron Company, So 90; livery
Evening, IS 81; Frlst & Davis, So as;
Franz GiDglebaok, 50; j. g. Gfohs,
Sll SO; j. &. Hudson s. Co.. $40 10;
Hare & Morgan Co., 33 oentF; William
Kyle, SIS; Kennebso Ioe and Goal Com
pAny, 1873 98 and 1881 81; Leonard s.
Ellis, S1Sb as; henry MoKennsy, $685.
IL; The Pussy and Jones Company,
sl3 80, sl3. 20, $50, So, 948, $1,000,
SlS3.l9, 1898 and $l2 O7; Pierce Il
Beeson, 1894 90; Southern Waste Com.
psny, S46 10; G. W, Stone, Sll 27i Al
len Speskman, $37 IL; James Tibb6tt,
SIT 49, Tomllnsrn & Son, Sl9.0S; r. d.
Wood 8 o., S400 45 aud S4j05; The
Charles Warner Company, Sll.6Sp 81 81
and e243.75.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-14
MOVE Summary.

About 100 brakemen on the Louisville,
New Albany and Chicago Railway are on
strike, ct Lafayette, Indiana, for an in.
crease Of pay. They demand that their
pay be increased to two cents q mile, the
present rate being 10 q mile; also that
three men be assigned to each train In
stead OF two. The railway officials have
asked for police protection, but there has
been no disorder.
mig" Lee, one OF the supposed mur-
derers Of Robert Mcclure, who was killed
seven years ago by the McConkey gang
Of robbers, near McKeesport, Pa has
been arrested at Norrirtown. McConkey
the leader, was hanged for the crime Eve
years ago, but the rest of the gang have
heretofore eluded arrest.
An excursion train conveying the Fifth
Ward Guards Of Newark, New Jersey,
TO Reading, Penna eollided with a loco
motive at Easton yesterday. Byth en-
gines were damaged and the track was
torn up. Three Of the excursiouists were
severely injured
Seven new cases Of yellow fever and
two deaths were reported yeste day in
Jacksonville, Total cases TO date, 457S;
deaths, 800. Three new cases of fever
and one death were reported at Gaines
Vile, -Four new cases and one death are
reported 10 Enterprise.
A despatch from Decatur, Alabama,
says tho heavy fross OF the past few
mornings have dispelled all ieAIs of yel.
low fever, and refugees are returning In
large numbers No cases OF fever were
reported yesterday.
William Mess, II years old, was killed
on the Lehigh Valley Railroad, near Beth
lehem, Penna on Monday night. He
was ttealing a ride, and as he jumped Of
he was struck by train coming in the
other direction.
Five more bodies have been recovered
from the ruins of the Steam Gauge and
Lantern Company's building IN Rocl es-
ter, New York, making total of seven
teen known to be dead. Fifteen persons
are still missing.
A premature blast in a quarry at Lex.
ington, Kentucky, yesterday afternoon,
killed Michael Gormley and fatally In
jured John Hays. GormleY was the owner
Of the quarry.
Scarlet fever "a epidemic IN Jamest :,
Dakota. The churches and schools }
been ordered to be clOss : during tn =
Valence of the disease
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-14

8. b. Blackiston's, Ninth and Orange
streets, and get pound Of COS, tee; the
best In the city. Canned goods: cans
corn, 25o /; oOrn, loo corn, 1lo.i ooIn
12c.; Dew Drop, 1bc Victoria, 14l.
better oorni tomstoes, ~, IL, 100 CAM
French peas, lS, 20, $50. CAM Boston
baked beans, 15o. can; pie peaches,
for 25o.; table peAnhes, 10, 2O 25o oSn;
best currRnts, s. ID Valencia rAisina,
80. NJ Valencia layer, 12o. ID seedieBs
rAisinB, 10e. h MusoAtel TAiHlns, 100
n oitron, 25ji orange and lemon peel,
1850. EvAporaLod fruits: Pared peaches,
26o.; unpAred peaches, 151 or 9 for 20 J.;
tun dried peaches, 15o pitted oherlIen,
zoo ib French prunes, 10, 1215, 10, 2Oc.
h.; Mosset oil, S5o. bottle, Quasis; hon E.
made oatsup, 16o., pints; homemade
jelly, 12o. glass. White grapes, oranges
and lemons Come one, come all, and
be convinced.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-14

The following letter TO the mauase
Of the Home for Friend 'ess Children
explains Itself:
ITO the Trustees Gad on Gers Of the
Home for Friendlefs Ohiltren:-Yor
will please allow ne TO contribute Il
your humane and charitable iDBtitu ion
the sum Of SIl 10, the AmouDt of N opey
collected on Friday, November 8, on AZ
election bet rnh6e by William II Q lint
aud Howard H, FeAster. EopinR tbst
you will receive 10 with the sane spill
In which 1t Is tendeIei, wa a-a Wlt3
respect, WILLIAM H, QUINN,
HOWARD II. bEAsrER,
JOHN ID. THOMPSON,
GEORGE W. EINGLEY,
b. @. GAM"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-14

Ehe cheapest has h0uaa IN the city
IumfSFa BrOns' A0A MnFkSs aeFees.
Oupping and ISeohinss los L. Second ct.
Try Buah's coal you viii nke.it.
Try Bush's coal you will surely like It.
AillArd y. Davis, jeWeler, 0 L. Beoond st,
Fine IS X. Rings, at HAnfs, lB L. Fourth.
Frank Roop Smith. druggist, bth and King.
American Laundry, Goa West Frsnt street.
Brazilian Balm, Immediate cure for humps,
Fine cigars and notions at y. W. cor. 10th
and Bennett streets. L. bell,
Wanted-bo0 persons to buy White Ash
cgaIs and Key West cigars. 5. II. Durstoin,
2lb Kiog street,
Tou can act the best homemade candy in
lhs city at No W. Second street, barring
NO. bl2 King street. II is the same.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-14

There was quite an excitement among
the young folks last Saturday evening,
Thomas WilklnSon having given the
most enjoyable dance Of the reason.
The wheelbarFoW ride OF W. Plohaver
TO Kennstt sQuATe will take place next
Saturday evening. Mr.. KeAtinR is pre-
pairing for the event, and Q great deal o.
sport is anticipated.
A number Of our citizens attended
the iubiles Rt CentEevllle last Monday
evening and highly enjoyed the set out
OF the Republicans, As well as the pa
rade and displsy on that occasion.
Our storekeeperB, Edward Dennison,
John Doud and two or three others,
we're out cunning the other day, and
SHOT twenty seven rabbits. J.B.Q,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-14

Anosber lerge and sriowiug house
greeted Je1nnie Wins and her excel
lent LyGsum troupe re Opera House
last evening, TO witness this ohsEming
sotress In thA more than enchanting
oomlo opera "Glrofls. .Girofla."
The dru hen scene was alone worth
the price OF admission charged. As
''AfArasquin'. JeannIe Winston gives
the okarscter sll one could wish 70 see
BY her raslistio AollnR. Her mulical
abilities are Alno ost equal TO her younger
days. Miss GaIllhrd GB "Aurora" and
Mr.. FiEmSn 40 "BoleFo" are very clever
10 their respective parts, and never fail
cd TO eiiolt round after round Of fApplause,
The work Of the company orchestra
accompaniment has been very graft
hnR and pleasing 10 those who have at
tended this troupe's performance. This
afternoon "Grand Duohess" will be
played.
This evening Miss Winston will be
eeen 10 one OF her best characters as
the "Brigsnd, in "FTA DlAvolo." The
music OF this opera lie eAtohey and
charming and should DO witnessed by
oil lovers OF light opera.