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Daily Republican., 1889-10-28
FIFTH edition



Al . o'clock this forenoon ,ho "a.
collectors Office was closed W az
colored and white men w,re Larn N
around Outside waiting for The rollsassas
but noue came. A piece Of Iee ly,Ss
the step leading TO the ia1 oaIr" %
slowly wasting Itself away In a lV,'
stream that ran across the payems,, s
$50 the onico was still tlose,l. ,ha a., az
OF Ice smaller. the little stream 80
and the crowd Of waiting Ia, n 49,, set
ditto. At 10 O'Clock Collector W..
put in an appearance and Took hi, IVY
behind his desk. "' &c"
The taxpayers began to coma 4, 4.
large numbers, aud Mr.. Mckee va, p.",
busy from that time until nom
mauy as hfteen men, white ami c,lo,ri
were waiting at one time, Colleen,
Dougherty had not yet put In au appe,r.
ance. ff'-'
At ii O'Clock Mr.. Mckee $50, larj 4,
work. John j. cassidy, who ctneln A.
Saturday during tbs rush, AMI eeg,r,d |
Mr.. Mckee In conversation lYr s6m.
time, came Ia to-day during tie rnsI
aud got CONS real estate tax n.l. Tsl
editor OF the Evening Journal rime in
when Mr.. Mckee called bin btbind III
railing and showed him d clipping H. N
u newspaper, which the editor rcd.
The two laughed over 1t and the el,o,
went over and talked u CA,l.|
Dougherty.
The reporter OF the RErUntIcAy vent
10 the railing aud asked Chatle pougAer.
ty where his father was. lie repllr b,,l
he was singing during the celebration of|
mass In 8. Mary's Church, over ire n.
maine OF young man naned William
Kane. The few who were In the ON, n
waiting for Mr.. Doughorly then went
outside aud waited. Over hliy vera
waiiHg aleng Market street at tn. Tim,
for the appearance of Mr.. Dougherlv.
At ~ O'Clock Mr.. Mckee SHUT iovn
promptly, leaving five colored mtn wall.
ing. He must have forgotten that Dol
said on Saturday that he would not Slut
down while taxpayers were waiting Al
white man came In after he Bhut down.
He opened Ills books aud gay" the whit,
msn hts receipt, but he had 10 time D
receive the colortd mems mou.y.
Before he shut down, few uluulss b,
made an error In making out tolOid
name receipt Tor white man, which Ia
corrected, and as he was handing ihs
white man his receipt no almost made
another error 10 not affixlng The cOaAy
seal to II, Until tue white man called M
attention to 1t.
Mr.. Dougherty had not reuiue ron
mass Of ~ o'clock. and the hat lla.
dred taxpayers waiting fjr him VI ~ he %
hand again this ai'erloon.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-28

There was an interesting game OF 10
ball played on Saturday afternoon at TIT
Front aud Union street, grounds betw@i
the Delaware College Team and the Dels
ware Field Club, which was won by ID,
latter, with score Of "a too.
The teams were composed oil TIE ie'
loving players DelawA,e Field Cub
llushers, shortledge, Fulenwider, Cum,
minis, Clements, Byrnc, Brailon ava
Carswcli quarterback, Carpentr BALI
back, Hill, captain fuii-bach, g. .lg,
Delaware College Rushers. Ball, BeiI
foid, Handy, Bookhsmmer. Hayes, if1Iq
and Short quarterback, Raul baliI
back, Martin, Captain, and Hosugi'
iull-baek, Armstrong.
Joe Wales was referee al 4 Z. K, Cdchi
ran Jr. umpire, but It was alter o'clyI
| when the game commenced. Il IS FOB
able that match viii be arranged b.
tween tile Field Club and an eleven tod
Hy&tts Military Academy before mari
weeks,
Daily Republican., 1889-10-28
A Midnight Assault.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct 28.-Thoinas ",
GrAtb, aged q, Of Gaul street, above a.
;egheny avenue, was walking over ill
bridge across the Aramingo Canal At Az
legheny avenue aud Cedar street, call
yesterday morning, when he was acsost
ell by u stranger, who asked the tuna
McGrath says that because he did 10
reply quickly enough tile stranger WIG
prJvel to be Michael Brady from DELI
ware county. whipped out a kui'e ln1
stabbed MeGrath in the side. lie shoa'e,
for help and officer Downey, OF ih
Tweuty-iourth District, arrested Bfait
AcGrath was taken TO the Episcopal ny
pital. Brady claimed that MciiTa'h hia
attempted to rob him, and he cut ia
man with his pooket-knife In nhtls
Tense. He was committed Tor ilt1ha
hearing on "Wednesday. Mcdnh v
Ia thought, will be well enough to app''
then.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-28

The body Of an unknown man was
washed ashore at the head OF Seventh
Street, Camden, n. j., Saturday. The
csuse OF his death is mystiiying The
county authorities. They are divided IN
their opinions Of foul play or suicide
The body Ia Cfa man apparently about
45 years of age, with light complexion
and reddish mustsche, sbont . foot
inches high, clad IN black frock coat.
light-colored trousers, flannel shirt and
red ilaauoi underaeIr.
HAbout the waist was tightly draw
pc, 10 which WIS attached an iror
coupling link AMI a big spike. Their,
were no marks Of violence upon tht
body. The body appeared TO have beer
in the water about thirty hou g.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-28
noA.

As you STROLL AROUND stop and see
the live man at lis East 4th street.
Neck scArfs from 10 TO Soc. at Wyatt
& Co.'s.
Home made bread at weyl's, No. 7
East Second street.
Harness repaired promptly at Perkins 10l
w. Eighth street.
The American Duchess and Bundle
Bee are two leaders ut No. L. 2nd OF.
Retail dealers will be paid by Visiting
Durstein's tobacco house, No. . Il. 2nd
street.
Come down town and see the great
bargains In ladies and children's coats
at the Philadelphia ladies' suit and cloak
store. 12l Market street
Order carpets cleaned by New Clean.
Ing Works, No. 1903 West Eighth street.
Telephone, 5il.
Tn.roodng. gutterlng and spoutipg
old roofs repaired and painted. Est
mates furnished. A. Chambers, No. 2s2
King street.
Smeliz & Co. have just received one
car of choice apples, which they will sell
very low. Call and look at them.
Otih ~ II bAiuhh Ian tuNt1 buL lctlcEc
OF administration on the estate OF Emma
L. Forman, late OF this city.
The ladies of Harmony Council, No. l.,
U. F. of A., will give basket sociable IN
their hall in the Morrow Building, No.
I'll Market street, tomorrow evening.
The quarterly session of the Grand
Council Of Delaware, U. F. OF A., was
held in the Maris Building on Saturday
evening.
A horse attached to a buggy slipped
and fell on the asphalt pavement on
Market street near Seventh, on Saturday
afternoon, when shaft was broken, and
the lady and child riding in it thrown
out, but luckily they escaped without In
jury.
W. II. Sayward, OF Boston, will lecture
in the Builders Exchange on Wednes-
day evening on the importance OF the In
slitution Of exchanges to builders and
contractors.
Nest everybody chews Red Light TO-
bacco, but two or three, and they will IN
a few minutes; sold by all dealers. CHAP
MAN, cole agent, Seventh and Orange
treets. and 8 East Third street.
People who patronIze Robinson's boot
and shoe store, No. ll3 East Fourth
street, stand chance OF getting good
watch for Christmas present.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-28

Jacob W. Odenwilder, ex.Register Of
wills OF Northampton county, Pa, was
arrested on Saturday, charged by the
heirs OF his father, who was one his
bondsmen, with having embezzled while
in office about $1,000 Of State funds. He
was released, on Si2, 900 bail, for a hear
ing on November Stb.
During general fight near New
Hampton. Iowa, on Saturday, Peter Nc
Kenna and Thomts Doud were killed and
several others were wounded. The fight
was the result OF feud that has existed
for many years between the Doud aud
Mclienna families over the ownership Of
40 acres OF land.
Joseph Harial, colored, who had con-
fessed that he attempted to assault a
white woman recently, was taken from
the Jail at Columbus, A ALBANIA, last FRI
day night and lynched by mob.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-28

JoilN-oN-on the 25th inst, Mary +.
Johnson,
Relatives and friends are invited to
attend the funeral IRON the residence OF
her husband, Milton johnson, on Eigh-
tgeNth street Highlands, on Monday.
NrrN ices nc 3 y clock y. N. lnterment ut
Mt. salem.
TERRELL. ON tho eth inst, George
{. husband of ROsanna :. Teuoll,
aged GIyclrs
Relatives ana friends are respectfully
invited TO attend his funeral from his
late residence, southeast corner Third
aud Harrison streets. Leave house ON
Tue dizzy. at 10 o'clock a. IN. lntermeut
ut Cherry HI, Md, cemetery.
VANS ANTON the 18th inst, John
Wesley, SON OF John X. and sallie L.
| NAu~lnt, Ia the 2lth year Of his age.
| Relatives and friends and also Com
! pauN Y. y. q. Dare respectfully iuViteL
I To attend his funeral from the residence
of his father, No. ~ Poplar street, on
| "Wednesday afternoon. Services az
| O'Clock. lutcrmcut ut RivCryicw GENE
terry.
NAkESiso%-In this CITY. on Gotebct
2ith, Charles :. Makemson, aged =
NCars
Relatives, friends and railroad en-
| ploNr~ arr respectfully invited to nttcut
| the funeral services ut No iG.i l.. SyconI
! street, on IHcHdIy evening at ~
! O'Clock. mtcrlucut 1t Mt. NOriaA GENE
terry on We dne-day afternoon.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-28
THIRD EDITION.



HAwKINsvILLE, Ga, Oct. GA hor.
rlble murder was committed last night
eleven miles from here. across the Hous-
ton county line. Mr.. William Miller, an
aged farmer, was Killed and his wife
nearly killed. Mr.. and Mrs. Miller lived
alone. They were sitting BY the fire
reading, each having q small lamp. Nrs.
Miller heard her husband say: "Don't do
that" Then she felt herself struck and
was knocked unconscious. When abe
reRained consciousness she heard the
clock strike IL She saw that Mr.. Miller
was apparently dead, and she was afrsid
TO call for assistance, fearing that her as .
sailant was ftill there. She lay then
until o'clock, when she called for help
Her calls were soon answered by the
cook, whose house was forty yards dis
tant.
When the cook came In Mrs. Miller
asked to be put to bed. On the bed was
The axe which had been used and the
marble top of bureau which had been
removed from its place to enable the
murderers to rifle the drawers. II Is
supposed that Nj. Miller saw the parties
as they raised the axe and asked them
not to strike. Mrs. Miller did NOT see
them. She was nearest the door and was
struck first with the axe, not having
heard any noise. She was knocked sense
Jess aud was probably thought TO be
dea Then it ls supposed that Mr..
Miller was attacked. He was struck FIVE
blows with the axe aud his skull was
badly smashed. When found lie was still
sitting in his chair, with his head and
arm hanging over the eide. The blood
had run from his wounds and made q
pool on the floor. His lamp had fallen
in the bloody pool and was extinguished.
His death must have been irstanta-
rejur. MIMI Q 'sTocke b Oh W 8 gone.
His wa'ch, which was hanging on the
wall, was not taken. The murderers
went into other rooms, and drawers and
trunks were searched, tut nothing was
taken. 1t was evident that the parties
wanted morey and nothing else. A
little box containing papers WAC carried
about 100 yards from the house, and lett
there. At the spot where the box was
left there were the foot prints of two peo-
PIE. One track WAS large and the other
smaller. The lamp which Mrs. Miller
had by her is missing and can not be
found. The axe which did the murder.
Gus work was one which lies at the wood
pile.
Mr.. Miller was a respected citizen of
Houston, 60 years old. He has two chill.
dren, William, who lives here, aud Mrs
Mitchell, of Eastman. Mr.. 81 ller drew
$50 from the bank yesterday before leav.
ing town. The whole country is aroused
but as yet there Is no clue to the murder.
ere. W. n. NJ Her. the son OF the muir
dered man, to-day offered $500 reward
for the capture AID proof to convict the
parties who did the deed.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-28

A grand Mother Columbia Tea Party
In which each State of cur Commoa
country will be reprcsentej }, will be giyea
at tho Institute Hall, Eighth and Market
streets, tomorrow (Tuesday) evening,
BY Company b, OF the regiment Of WIZ
ing Workers Of Haven NJ. =. Church.
No patriot can afford TO miss witnessing
this amusing, and instructive representa-.
tion of tho Republic. A musical accom-.
paulment Of high order OF talent aud
skill guarantee first class evenings go.
Joyment Admission, % cents, reserved
seats, IS cents. Piogramme-QuIntetie
Mrs. Hlnson and others; reading, selected,
Miss NJ, X. Fayerweather; solo, selected,
Mrs. Marie 9rinnaRe.
Mother ColumbIa-Molhcr Columtli,
Miss Lizzie Grinnage; unc.e sam, M.
Jas. Jones; Brother Jonathan, Nj j. w.
Bird; duett, selected, Mlss CArt's slcr.
ling, Mr.. W. II. i. Wright; leAsn2
selected, Mrp. Campbell Robinson qON"
tet'e, selected, West Wilmington QaM'
tette, accom- aDIst, Mr.. J. q. Wright
Daily Republican., 1889-10-28

The Democratic members Of City Coun.
Gil will hold caucus tonight or to.
morrow night to select successor 10 the
late CouIci man Mc6onigal, OF the
Fourth ward. There arc six candidates
in the field, as fellows: John ID. Meaney.
ex.Councilman George Adele, Caspar r.
Toppin, DIR. Emil Hertel, Frank X. Cars
we'll aud James A. Magee. Registrar
Lee has his hand In the fight, and with
two other Democratic officials, has held
a private caucus and decided who will be
the successful man. This OF course "a
done with the promise that he shall be
retained In his present position.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-28
SATISFIED.

Saturdays sales satisfied
us that we we're selling
Clothing cheap enough to
suit every purchaser. Not a
customer asked US to take
anything less than we asked
for the garment. How
could they when we are
selling Overcoats and Chill
dren's Suits and Overcoats
at about one-half their reg
ular price2 We must sell
every garment in our store.
We are going to quit the
retail clothing business, and
to hurry the goods off, wheth.
er you want a Suit or Over
coat now or not, the prices
will make it pay you to buy
now and keep them until
you do need them.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-28

james Jones, the colored man who &C
cruelty assaulted Cora Page. a colored
girl, last Tuesday morning at Eighth and
Tstnall st eets, by striking her In the
forehead with a brick, was arraigned be-
fore the Municipal Court this forenoon.
The wounded girl was brought into court
with her head bandaged and muiiled uI
in thawls. Sho gave In her testimony,
which was the tame az already published
IN the REPUBLICAN. DIR. G. NJ. Almond
testified that the girl was now out OF dan.
re unless .ryeipelas set In. A large
number OF Witnesses were present, but
were not examined, Jones admitting The
assault but pleading drunkenness. Judge
Ball Immediately fentenced the prisoner
to pay flne Of tlC0 and TO be Imprisoned
one year.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-28
Flow on with tho Trlp.

Friday afternoon last a large IN m
headed agile was seen perched upOa Ma
roof ofa mill In the town OF "ai,s" Xii
Teams passed and repstsed but tue I'D
showed no signs OF fear. tlnAny,b hi
tlemsn was seen approaching wl.a aiuD
gun, whereupon the bird SpreaI;n Crane
and flew away. The cause Of ms no
ness" was then made apparent al
feet were fast in q large steel tIa IA .
from the tran dangled about lou' ""
lion chain.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-28

Last Saturday even ng a pir5I .,',
twelve men assembled ut the store Oini'
A. Fighter, No. 100 West Ninth IA.
for the purpose OF celebrating TIE P| \,
day Of Mr.. Turner, member o. ,,"i
Happy Twelve. After an enjoyaole no
Mr.. Turner was presented with tvl
headed cane and Alfred I. Hyatt wa ~, ~,
sented with pig and head Of ea nOss1l
A grand supper was served ny Ms
Graves, caterer and the party dlSPe''''
shortly after IL o'clock.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-28
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A Plan 10 Guido the EifIeI Tower,

MINNEAPOLIS, 0ct. 27.-George W.
Cooley, formerly city engineer of Mime
a.lolls, has designed Structure which he
proposes shall be ere, ted on the grounds
OF the Worlds Fair. The colossal pro-
portions of the structure would make the
Eifiel Tower turn green with envy. The
design contemp' ates pyramid OF granite,
each side OF whose base is to be 1890 feet
long and whose summit will be 100 feet
square and 1000 feet above the ground.
Al the extreme top will he placed God
dess OF Liberty 200 feet high, making fhe
total height 1900 feet At each corner
is to be a tower 100 feet high, sur
mounted by statues OF Columbus w ash
ireton, the President, aud some other
prominent man in the nations history.
Mr.. Cooley believes the scheme can be
carried through In two years, and will lay
his plans before the coming meeting Of
the National Association Of Engineers Il
ascertain Us feasibility. He estimates til.
cost at Si75 UO0 600.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-28

Complaint Is made OF q disturbances
that occurred In = house on shiplty
street last Saturday night. From fome
cause, It lie said, young man was
pitched headlong into the street and mar
towly eseaped serious injury. A pistol
was also fired and some loud talking done.
A policeman was requested to go into the
house, INIT he declined On the ground
that he had NO warrant and had not wit
messed the disturbance. He, however. II
Is said, gave tho landlady some good ad-
vice,
Daily Republican., 1889-10-28

Colonel Enoch Moore has received q
contract from the Denpey Brothers, oil
Pennsgrove, TO build them new boat
about 100 foet long. This will be . pro
pellcr, aud Is intended TO take the place
OF the boat which the Messrs. Deuney re.
Gently sold 10 the Repuano Company.
DuiMg the spring It will he used to carry
fish TO Philadelphia. and alter the fishing
season closes 1t will be used as an excur.
sion boat.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-28

Rev. Charles II. Knight, aged 73 years,
4 ret red minister. we'll known through.
out the Wilmington III. 4. Conference,
and leading citizen OF Keut county,
wss knocked down and run over by a
carriage In the village Of Little Creek on
Saturday night. lie died on Sunday
from his injuries. sohn Denny, we'll.
known farmer, and friend OF Mr.. KpiSht,
who was driving tho team, Il cxonerated
from all blame, as darknts prevented him
from seeing the aged munster.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-28

The Antitrust Law passed at the Ii,'
session of the Legislature oi NIs'ouT1
requires, among other things, dsl y
corporations doing business in tiaf a'au
shal. make affidavit whether or not 'ael
are In any way connected WIN apl
Trust, and file the same with TIC eetI.'
tary Of State. OF The $500 iolegl e' !,
poratlcns which transact busin,s' y
Missouri 1000 have not made tls %
quiied affidavit. The time for 60 ao,p
has expired, but has been extended "
November Il.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-28
SKIN CANCER.

Several years AGO was called 10 zee color,
conan who had malignant form of cancer &
lar loot. The cancer grew woF se under the pr,
A'Hbcd Treatment, and the tots and one side 4
t1e foot we're OF length eaten entirely away. III
latent could not have survived much longer
lot commenced the use Of Swlft's Specific
Hnd Il cured hcr sound well That was thre
wars ago, and there has blea 10 return Of III
disease. regard SwIft's Specific most excel
!ent medicine for blood d-eas IS, as its tendenc
= 10 drive put tho poison.
Mstherville, Miss. wM IL. Stage, MD.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-28

A session OF the Orphans Court was
held last Saturday with Judge Grub
presiding, Orders were granted for he
plriition Of the real estate of Moses
8yDs, deceased, ef White Clay Creek
hundred, anu LEVIN johnson, deceased,
of Wilmington hundred. George 4.
BArDhill, administrator OF A. J. Lodge,
was granted an order to sell the real
estate OF the deceased TO pay the debts d
the same, and George NJ. ID. Hart IVES
granted renewed order to sell the Al
estate CT Dr.. Join FL. Paryis, deceased.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-28

Last Saturday evening Manitou. Lenape
and wsweset Tribes, l. U. Il. NJ, visited
Seminole Tribe OF New Castle. A dele
CATION OF the tribe, accompanied by the
New Castle Band. met tho visitors at tue
railrCad station and escorted them to the
Red Mems Hall, where addresses were
made by several prominen. members OF
the order.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-28
An Engineer bound and Gagged,

CHICAGO, Oct. GA despatch from
GAINESVILLE, Ohio, says: The GAINESVILLE
and Ohio Railroad Company sent crew
OF men from this city yesterday to Shaw
nee Junction, two miles ncrth of Malta.
where the Shawnee and Muskingum
River Railroad Company connects with
the GAINESVILLE and Ohio railroad. Coon
alter their arrival Shawnee aad Mus
kingum Railroad locomotive arrived
from Shawnee and ran into the depot.
No sooner had this been done than the
crew from Zanesvllle sprang on the en-
CINE, overpowered the engineer, bound
and gagged him and carried him a mile
into the country into the woods, securely
tied. They then mounted the engine and
came with all speed to this city, 'killed"
Ohio round house. 1t took the engineer
about an hour TO free himself He i'm
mediately telegrapbed the facts to the
officials of the road in this city. These
officials 81 cured posse OF policemen and
went to The Zsnesville ard Ohio round
house, but found that the engine was dis
abled and could no. be moved.
When the police started to go out OF
the round house they were dumbfouuded
to find themselves prisoners. The Zanes-
willie and Ohio employees had locked them
In and thele they remained FOR about one
hour until the Chief OF Police camu
around and released them. The trouble
arises from the fact that the Shawnee
aud Muskingum Road has been throwing
| its coal business to tile Toledo aud Ohio
| Central, and not TO the Zanesvllle and
| Ohio. The Zanesyille and Ohio people
claim that they furnished tile money thai
| paid for the engine and are therefore en-,
titled 10 1t. There Is considerable excite
ment, and both roads have heavy force
on guard.
UNABLE TO GET INTO cBooKsToN.
CHICAGO, Oct. ga despatch from
| Crookston, MINI, says: Great excite
nent prevails here over contest be
tween the Manitoba Railway Company
| and the Duluth. Crookston and Northern
Company. The latter IL building a roat
into the city, but TO do so must cross thu
Manitoba tracks. 1t reached that poin
yesterday afternoon, but an injunction
was served restraining II from crossin.
the Manitoba right OF way. The Mani.
toba also sent a long train OF cara ant
two engines, with a large force of men
The cars are stationed across the pom
whore the new road expects to cross, ant
the men are at work building side tract
at that point. The new road must rur
Into town by November LIST, or foyte'
$50, 900 bonds voted by tie city, but tn
Manitoba people cay they will use fore,
If Necessary to prevent It from crossing
and If the attempt is made 1t is feare,
that t:ouble will ehsue. A large force @
determined men on each side is present
and they are likely to come together o
any moment.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-28

Mcssrs David Cramer, the bar tender At
the Butchers Palace, No. LOG East Third
street. and James Hogan, who went
down the bay last week in search OF Nc
Ginty, who was sunk In the bottom Of
the sea, have returned home after fruit
less effort TO recover him with lines and
dredges. .+...
Daily Republican., 1889-10-28
VIII Meet Tonight.

smyth Post, No. /, g. A. r., will hold
the regular meeting this evening at the
headquarters, Third and King streets,
and full attendance is requested.
Apollo Castle, No. Q, X. q. E., will
meet this evening at their hall in the
Smith Building, Market street above
Sixth.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-28

William Kane, young man 81 years
old was buried from hls mothers rest
dence, No, so East Fifth street, this
forenoon at . o'clock. lie died Vi con-
sumption. High Mass WIS celebrated a,
st. Mary's Church. Internent in New
Cathedral Cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-28

Teas. cofIees, sugars, m ,lssses, syrups,
California canned aud dri, d fruit, butter
and eggs from the county, vegetables
and all o'her erlices nj low rates at the
northwest corner OF DE aware avenue
and West streets, Goods delivered
promptly without extra charge. A call
IL solicited. w. s. Moore.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-28

The Ida SiiIous hurlesque and spe-
cialty conf suy in all their regal lp'cndor
will appear at Prtctol's Opera House
this evening. This show is said to be one
Of the best travelling variety shows on the
road and they are said 20 give tirst.c ass
periorUsnce. lja's great New York
success, ''Venus and Adonis," will he
one Of the chief Attractions 10 tho even.
inI's FUN. Go early and avoid the rush