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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-29
FOURTH EDITION
Dots.

Dots.
WIN. @. Elliott will remove his bust
ness from Third street market house b
the store No. Ito East Fourth street.
Mrs. William Candy LEFT our city on
Monday for Florida, where she expects "a
pass few weeks.
J. Warren Bullen, salesman at the
Economy Hall, ia lying very Ill at bis
home at Hare'a Corner.
On Saturday q pension was granted
Margaret T., widow OF the late Com
mander 3. II. Baker OF this city.
Rollin A. Sawyer, of Por. Penn, has
been chosen moderator of Forest Presby-
terrain Church, Middletown.
60 to Plunkett's, i06 West Front Of =,
and buy q bag OF Blenton Flour, and
make your vile happy.
A harness maker and good stout boy
arc wanted at Yerger's, No. 40T shipley
street.
Mrs. Barton will be given q benefit at
the Novelty Theatre next Friday night,
February 1st
The stockholders Of the Wilmington
Base Ball Club will meet this evening IN
the Hotel K.rkwood, Third and shipley
streets.
You should try our 80 or 60-cent teas
II you want good goods and full vs,ue
r your inve .tment. Crlppen, . East
Second street.
Our cofiees are roasted fresh twice
week. Lovers OF the berry know that
means q great deal. Crlppen, East
Second street.
Rev. s, L. Baldwin ID. D., OF New
York, will preach the missionary sermon
in AsDury NJ. Z. Church, on tho 18th OF
February.
James McGinness will sell his store
and dwelling, No. $40 West Second
street, at public sale, on Thursday after
noon, the 9th OF February.
Harlow NJ. Curt. will severe his con-
nection with the "Mornins News" about
the 18th OF February. 1t is said that he
VIII probably pass the summer at his
home in Newark.
Hotfecker & Hofrecker, attorneys, give
notice that the Bureau Can and Manufac.
turing Company will make application
TO Judge Grub, on the 9th of February,
Tor an increase of capital.
]. d. Orr has sold his stock Of groceries
and fixtures, at the corner OF Ninth and
Bennett streets to William Aaron, who
viii open with a complete line Of gro
ceries on Thursday morning.
Rev M dion H. Richards, of St.
st pten's NJ. Z. G urch, Philadelphia,
will deliver his humorous lecture entitled
"Thal Yellow Dog - ns.t Saturtsv ev.n-
inc for the hanedt oC Ma rarisbons,s
soma -, - f
n. 1o,ns '"1p,y OF more members o, me
,a au'o oi,, ., De,amae IA1tlsrenS Oh MIL
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-29

INDIANAPoLIs, jar. IS Every new
feature of the Moore defalcaiion Is a sen
sation In itself No sooner is the excite
ment concerning tire shortage Of $500, 900
beginning to die out than now ccm6s the
information that not $500 600 but 81 600, :
900 Is the amount which the defaulter is
behir d In his account with the Connecti-
cut Mutual Company.
The defaulter divides his time between
his North Pennsylvania street residence
and his farm. There are no indications
that he anticipates any departure frOm
the city. A gentleman who has great
deal of inside knowledge OF the operations
of Moore states positively that there will
be no arrest. The reason, he says, is be-
cause OF the social relations existing
between Moore and some of the officials
OF the company.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-29

EDITORS OF REPuBLICAN:-Win YOU
allow me space in your cosmopolitan
paper TO address few letters to the Leg
islature OF this State upon the needs of
the city of Wilmington am not an
applicant for any special favors, a, | gm
not an applicant for any official position.
Wilmington, the city upon the hill, the
metropolis Of Delaware, whose floating
palaces (ships) rolling palaces (cars), 10
which the numbering road coaches Of
Europe bear no comparisob; morocco,
patent leather, carriages, matches, paper
and sugar mills, machinery have a
worldwide reputation, with ali the ad-
vautages OF telegraphs, telephones and
electric lights. But when a stranger ell
tiers our city its teauty is marrrd by the
binding smoke from factories rEn byt l.
gines, the fuel Of which is solt coal OF
waste material Of the works, as In many
cases IL Q chimneys are only ordinary
house chimneye. And be it said TO their
shame that when reconstructed with
about the annoyance to their nei9hbols,
their only reply is, "What are you going
to do about III as there is no law for it.
1t has been tried" Now, gentlemen
give us a law estab lshlng height thai
Will abolish that annoyance. And II the
stranger starts out Of the city by privat,
conveyance, he is surprised as he APP
proaches the limits OF the city TO NEE
that re.ict OF ieudal age, the turnPik,
and the to.l-gate. Upon what grounds
Of political economy ia that relict Of by
gone age inflicted upon us Ia this "a,
nineteenth century, Gentlemen, abolisl
tA9hrelict OF the dark ages, and let III
A-zsep progress with the age we live in.
JAMES B. WEIGH.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-29

New YORK, Jan. 28.-Phillip HoffnsH,
o young German hntohoI VI this city,
foaBd employment several months ago
with Otto Muller, at % Jersey street,
New Brighton, 8. |. Holman was en-
gagged 10 Margaret Dolan, a pretty young
domestic In the service of Mrs. Scott, OF
Westervelt avenue, New Brighten. Last
Sunday the young couple presented
themselves before Rev. Father Barry, OF
6t. Peters Roman Catholic Church at
New Brighton. As Hoffman was a
Protestant aud Margaret Dolan an at
tendant at St. Peters Church, Father
Barry declined to perform the ceremony
The difference in their religious belief
nlese-~4auaren,ly caused the young people
90 little worriment that they had failed
10 obtain q special dispeUsation for the
marriage. They agreed TO postpone
their nuptials until Thursday evening.
This morning Hoffman went about his
work llstlessly lie said nothing to any
ese and appeared to be worried AT
neon he returned to the shop aud paid an
4gent for some furniture which hal been
delivered TO Margaret. An hour after
wards Hoffman was found lying In the
sable in pool of blood A revolver
was clenched In his right hand. He had
shot himself in the right temple aud was
DEAD. When Margaret learned of her
lovers death this morning she became
historical She says that when Holman
left her on Sunday night he seemed dis
appointed at the postp0nement Of the
wedding, but she did not notice anything
unusual In his demeanor. She can no
account for the suicide.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-29
FIFTH EDITION,


Next month the Levy Court will =.
point county tax collector for thu er.n p
year, and Notwithstanding The fsc, m
the present incumbent Tor hi. con nM
announced some time ago thai tbos ouay
anxious TO withdraw, 1t IL now 1n Sts
stood that they arc using every mcSOs !,
their command 10 secure reappoinImsn.
There Is, however, q number Of AM.
applicants, and there viii be A aI
pressure brought TO bear on Mr. H,,l
man TO have ntw men select IN, ~.
positions, as the general lmprrsIon !.
that II would be o great mistake ia ~
point either Of the old collector kmnIrs
those who are being urged Tor tN...
appointments are ex-Chlef Of police i !
Doucberty, Pettr A. Hoity, William n
R6bln'oD, Peter A. Pagan, Johp Cn,sJa
samuel y. Adams, Jr., aud Je.,e
Beylis. The latter, especially, hos ho.,,
Of trends In this city, and II the viii n
majority OF the people is consulted h,
will be one OF the appointees. MIR BAN.
would make o model collector, a. H..
Is no doubt n he WAS appointed M,
every man in his district Repuhli,,b a,
Democratic, white or colo:ei. who's,
name vas on the duplicate would h.y.
the opportunity OF paying his taxes.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-29
Tho Lcgisiasure
BENATh.

Down, Jan. 2s.--eenate met at 5 p. m.
Notice Of new bills: By Mr.. Collins,
to reincoporate Morning St-r Lodge, l. o.
O. n, Of smyrna; by Mr.. Donahoc, TO In
corporate the Bronson Library Assooia-
ton, OF Wilmington.
M. Bacon presented q claim OF the
Laurel Gazette, which Was referred with
out reading.
Read and referred: House bIllTelating
TO the licenses OF deceased inn aud tavern
proprIetors, Senate bills 10 incorporate
the Mercantile Printing Company; to en-
able the Pullman Palace Gar Company to
hold real estate; TO divorce Emma and
John Barker; supplement 10 the charter
Of the Wilmington Coal Gas Company.
Passed: Senate bill amendatory OF an
act for the relief Of married women aid
minor children.
Introduced; BY Mr.. Donahoc, to In
corporate the Lenape 8. Y. r. and Hook
and Ladder Company OF New Castle.
MIR. Crossan presented q petition for
the divorce of Ella J. Milford. Refer. d.
Adjourned to II q. m. tomorrow.
HOUSE.
Houle met at $50 p. m.
Mr.. DowuhAm moved that the report
OF tho State Board OF Education be re-
ferred 10 Committee on Education, aud
that the Committee on Printing be in-
structed to have 1000 copies printed for
the use OF the House. Adopted.
Notices were given by Mr.. Dowuham
10 authorize ihe trustees OF Georgetown
Academy, and OF Franklin Lodge
OF Georgetown to sell the Academy
Building and Masonic Hall, (and the
lots appertainlng thcreto); an act 10 in
corporate the Gray's Rag Ditch
Company, OF Gumboro HundIed,
Sussex County; by Mr.. sacket',
to amend act Incorporating the colored
schools Of slaughter's Neck, Sussex
County; by Mr.. Wallace, to amtnd chap.
ter 10, volume Is, part |, Laws OF Della,
ware; by Mr.. Maui, act for the relief OF
Diamond Stale LON Association; act 10
amend chapter 81, volume 10, Lave OF
Delaware; by Mr.. Richardson, an act ior
the protection of muskrats.
Mr.. Hynson presented a newspaper
publication, written by Thos. b. Causcy,
which was read and referred 10 the COM
mittee on Fish, Oysters and Game.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-29

lNDIANAPoLIs, January 2S.-Pa,rici
O'Neal, n hog killer, employed in q pork
packing establishment, whipped his wife
yesterday and drove bis iamily from
home. He has frequently been arrested
for the same offepse Last night at 10
O'Clock dozen persons surrounded the
house and one of the number dressed as
woman distributed large hickory
switches among the crowd.
The door was broken open and the
crowd rushed in upon o'Neal, oyerpew.
ering him and dragging him r. -
house. He was given twen(
and afterwards rolled In
was then warned II he eye&SX Il
family again he would be
white Caps" and given tnty ~
After the departure of the men O
led from home and the police have bex
unable to find him.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-29

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Jan. 29.-Msrtln
Piechowick, 80 years, No. 1880 Thoup,ou
street, Bridesburg, met with a shocking
death yeiterday In J. d. Lennig's Chem.
cal Works, Bidesburg. Among tho
duties OF the man vas that Of Olling the
msehinery, but was otherwise engaged
yesterday and fellow Pole named John
Geiger was assigned tho work.
Piechowick assembled the ladder be-
tween two ladders TO see how his codntrT-
man was getting along, aud his apron
caught In the betting. In an instant be
was dragged along TO tho shafling, around
which he was whirled several times
When the machinery was stopped ii wl
found that both arms and legs had been
torn from their socket and the tolJ
otherwise mutilated. Every particle d
clothing had been stripped OF the toly.
Tao deceased leaves q wife and four chill
dren.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-29

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 20.-shoitly aN.,
paitabing OF supper, about seven o'cloer
lAst evening, the family Of Samuel liz
lett, residing at 2058 East York str,rt
were taken suddenly III with yd Il
vomiting, retebing and other symptom
OF having been poisoned.
The family CONTESTED of Mr.. Haze
his wife, three sons, one daughter and
little granddaughter, all OF whom we,
similarly affected. DIR. Fulton, resldn,
Oh susquehanna avenue, below Front
street, was summoned, aud, aier apply.
ing the usual remedies and mlni:ttfi,
emetics, etc, all were rep red, at |
O'Clock this morning, as doing we'll win
the exception Of Mr.. HaElttt, who il wa
feared would not recover. Il Ia supposed
the poieonIpg resulted from come article
being In sone way mixed with the Ia
used at the evening meal.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-29
A Prisoner Escapes from jail.

LEBANON, Jan. 2s.-Another evidence
OF the insecurity ofthe Lebanon County
Jail has been furnished in the escape Of
Edward Murphy who was serving term
Tor larceny, and who was one Of the garg
which attempted Who'll, sale jail delivery
some weeks ago. In some way be got
out into tie yard, and haviuga rope made
of plsits of bed ticking, with brick tied
TO the end, he threw 1t over the wall, and
climbed to liberty. As the prisoners Ire
not attired in jail clothes he easily made
his escape without attracting attention.
James Sey mour, pickpoc, ct, after
wards saw the rope, and attempted to use
1t, but falling gave notice to the warden,
and the escape OF Murphy was discovered
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-29

PHILADRLPHIA, Jan. 30. i In the gu
preme Court yes erday Chief Justice Pax
son decided that the order Of Plesident
Judge Fiji letter, committing John W.
keely to prison for his fai ure to comply
with the instructions OF the court that he
eshi Dit and operate The Keely motor be-
re commission Of exrerts mus be re-
Y, rsed. The Chief Justice held that MIR
keely was not guilty Of contempt, up n
the ground that the court had no right to
make the orter in advarce of ,ssut
joirel and proceedings fore a master
aud examiner in the usual manner. jos
tee Mitchell llei cOncurrng ouinigr.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-29

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 29.-James Gal
lsgher was held by Magistrate Severn a.
the Germantywn Police STATEN yesterday
morning to appear at another hes'ing
this morning to . charge OF q criminal
assault on the little 5-year-old daughter OF
William Baker, III Wister street, Ger
mantown. Ga lagher is a wellgrown boy
of IS years OF age and was employed by
Mr.. Baker.
The grand jury yesterday found three
true bills charging John sAuerbacher and
Augustus Connolly with felonious assault
upon Mary Hewlett, who is under 10
years Of age An Indictment was also
found against Michael Welsh for an
assault with ielonious lptent upon Mary
Mcbride,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-29

Company played to good house last
evening at the Opera House. The piece
Is OF the comedy or mus cal hodge, pod 20
order, and was put toee her 10 create a
laugh from the rising of the curtain on
the piece Until Its finish, rome $50 mn.
utes. W. 7. Bryant is excrucl.tInyly
funny, and his main support, Lizzie Rich.
mond, fully supports him in this extraya.
ganzA of natural gas
The play will be repeated again thi,
evening. 1t is the funniest play yet pro
duced here this season.
Fate" Will be on hand, commencius
Thursday evening, at the Opera House.
Pat Rooney's Continuation will be seer
a. the Opera House on next Monday
Tuesday aud Wednesday evenings.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-29

The Boston Ideals begin a weeks en-
Ragement at the Academy OF Music,
Philadelphia, this evening.
Colonel McGaull's company began a
weeks engagement at the Chestnut Street
Opera House, last evening. The opera
given last evening was "Fatinitza. The
company was welcomed back to Phlla-
delphia with crowded house
Mrs. James G. Blaine, Jr,, yesterday
afternoon signed contract with Manager
Daniel Frohman, Of the Lyceum Theatre,
New York, by which she engages TO act
uAder his management for term OF three
years. Mr.. Frohman 10 TO give her tho
leading part with good company In q
new society play, aud her season will begin
about the LIST Of November next In New
York, after which she will 20 on tour.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-29
-@--A 49,
Tenth street,

The committee appointed by the B oard
OF Trade u: the last meeting 10 take into
consideration the advisabillty Of widen
ing West Tenth street, from Market
street, have the matter under cUnsidera-
ton, but AZ the cost will amount TO a
large figure, 1t Is scarcely probable that
anything will be done st present. The
Street and Sewer Commission have the
power TO condemn the property, but City
Council will have TO raise the money TO
pay for It, and as there is decided feel
ing on the part of the people against con-
tfscttng any more loane, II is probable
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-29

EAsToS, Jan. 2S.-A breach of prom
Use suit, with damages fixed at so, 90 ),
was This morning brought against
Henry &. Wolfe, prominent Easton
Wholesale liquor dealer, by Mrs. JOS
eph'ne Carey, widow of the late T.. Is.
Carey, passenger train conductor on
the l.chigh Valley Railroad. Wolfe is
widower aged about g. Mrs. Carey
Is - aud u blonde, with auburn hair,
Wolfe is an exsheriii of Monroe County
eX-lncmber of City Council and ex
water commissioner. He made an ofi,.r
It is sand, to settle the case, but the
amoint named by hun was far below
that demanded.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-29

The gentleman who brought the news
10 the REPUBLICAN office last Friday that
Assessor McCloskey had left of the
names Of three Republicans at No. 527
West Seventh street, aud that he had
placed upon the llst the name OF L. G..
hcCarter, No. 1907 West Seventh street,
who had been dead for Ave years, was
mislniormed. 1t Is but justice TO Asses
sor McCloskey to say that no has CON-
mitted no errors whatever In the cases
mentioned. The names of the three Re
publicans referred to are all on the as
scssm Mt, and In the other case unsettled
real estate Is asGesssd In the name Of l..
Q. McCarter This is all straight Mr..
McClpskey has made better assessment
than he Is given credit for.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-29

Fncampmsnt No. "a, Union Veteran
Legion, will be instituted IN this city on
Friday evening, at the headquarters Of
smyth Post. A delegation from pills
delphia will reach this city at 7.4O p. m,
and will be met at the p, w. & b. rail-
road station by committee appointed
for the purpose. They will be escorted 70
smJt Post headquarters, where the mem
bers OF the new encampment will be mus,
tered In, after which the entire party wiz
adjourn to the Western Hotel, whs0
supper will be served.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-29

BLOOMINGTON, H., Jan. 29.-Threst'
ening letters nom White Caps were cent
to number OF disIeputablo houses hero
early last week, ard on Friday night some
of tie houses were bon barded with eggs,
The police arrested Patrick 0'CoLnSll
and three Others, who are now In jail
O'Connell was seen and recognized rs no
delivered one Of the threatening nnlssiyca
and on being arrested confessed, impL
eating the rest Of the gang. Two OF tho
prisoners are old offenders, each having
a suspended penitentiary sentence hang
ing over his head.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-29
Docs Money Always Command RsspectY

Docs Money Always Command Rsspectf
The mere possession Of money docs
not always command respect. II de
ponds upon who possesses II, or how be-
nevolent the possessor Is, and don't you
forget It. Iftbe possessor merely lives TO
possess It, and deprives himself OF the
actual necessaries Of life, he or she might
as well accumulate snowballs for all the
good It does them. But here is an induce
ment that will make very many close
listed hands open up. To-dsy's cold snap
has every Indication that 1t is going TO
last, and many hearts will be gladdened
at the announcement. A Frost King"
overcoat, made OF heavy Shetland beaver,
for 30; nobby, serviceable cashmere
ulster, with massive collar that covers
the entire head, for s4.75; satin-lined
chinchiilA beaver overcoat, worth $50,
and $40 II made TO order, for t14; mems
Peruvian whipcord worsted diagonal suits
for IS; boys suits as cheap as $l.75, and
overcoats as low as a dollar, at no other
place than the famous Economy Clothing
Hall, 406 Market street, Wilmington, Del
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-29

About 5 O'Clock yesterday afternoon,
James Boyd, an employee of the jackson
s. Sharp Company was seriously injured
while engaged at work by the slipping Of
a h, draulic jack. The unfortunate mau
was at work under q car that was belps
lifted, when the jack slipped and the
lever struck him on the forehead, inflict-
ing a cash two inches long. He was
taken to DIR. -Cantwcll's Office at Eighth
aud Spruce streets, where tho wound was
closed with several stitches, after which
he was taken to his home No, all King
street
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-29

Two new buoys of singular con. true
ton have cen made for the United States
Llght House Board ut Euoch Mo RI Is
shipyard. They are each composed of
og about go feet long, into one end OF
which is driven wrought iron tube of
the same ength as the log, and about Fix
IncLes in dian eter. Whrn this hu y IL
In use the log stands upright with the
tube Xt nding above the water Level as y
signal. The manner Of the construction
is such that II can be pushed aside ty
passil < vessel without Il Jury.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-29

Late last Saturday night a travelling
tinker from Ba timore named Thomas
Cummirs arrived in this city and s, cured
lodings Mt the Friendly IDn. After his
arrival he went out aud had several
tril ks and then wsnt to barber shop at
Front aud Market streets, When he
came out he was attacked by two colored
men, who struck him with brass knuckles
and attempted to rob him. His cries
brought an officer, when his assailants
made their escape,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-29
Tho Opera House,s FIutIst.

The musical director OF the JEANNE
Winston Opera Company informed our
theatrical reporter that Mr.. q. E. Lauer,
the Opera House orchestrA's hutist, Is
really an inimitable master OF that instru-
ment, aud satisfied him that the Peabody
Institute, at Ba timore, would feel proud
of one so talented rs that gentleman.
Prof Joe Bergautr ought to congratulA ate
himself In possessing such \ thorough
musician.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-29

At meeting OF the Bayard Legion,
held last evening, the following officers
were elected; William B. Norton. presi-
Gent; William Hickman, vice president;
Charles Hickman, recording secretary;
George 81. Hogue, financial secretary,
William McMenamin, treasurer; Thomas
Hogue, marshal; Joseph BARLEY, SER
geant-starmsi Joseph BARLEY, Thomas
Hogue, George Bellingsley, executive
committee; William Hickman, William
Davis and William McMenanin, trustees.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-29

The Burlington On. J.) police yester.
day Afternoon captured man who was
acting wildly, ard wandering about the
-tre.ts eating cabbage leaves ami refuse
from the cutters. lie attempted suicide
by trying u leap in.o the river, hut was
caught lie is an educated FIenchman,
about % or 80 years OF age. His CLOTHING
is STAMPED: John b. Leo, Ward 3, and
II is gathered from his inr ohprent talk
that he escaped from lunatic asylum.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-29

ST. LoUis, Jan. S.-Park PLEDGES, de
serbei as happy gc-lucky sort of iel-
low lyiug with his brother-in-law at
dolly springs, blew his brains out two or
three days ago. He was engaged to marry
Two young ladies' and had arranged for
the marriage ceremony 10 take place IN
each case on the same day but finally
realizing the predlcam Mt he was in and
not knowing any other way to get out Of
I, he went Into the woods, spread his
o,yeeISoat On the ground and deliberately
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-29

The choral Club has been recognized,
and held Its first rehearsal last evening.
There Is now membership of eixty-one,
and the rehearsal last evening was de-
cidedly the bost the club has ever had.
G. B. Rhoads acted as director, and the
Bohemian Girl" was sung almost
through. The board OF directors are still
ready TO receive members, but the rol Is
will ouly be kept open Tor two weeks.
This charming opera will be presented as
soon as the members are perfect In their
parts, which will probably be some time
in the spring.