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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-13

The Ioyy Court met in regular ses
sion this morning. and the las ono roi
this body, for after this month the
three County commissioners will take
lnGir places, and transact the business
of the county.
Senator John p. Donohoe appeared
before the court and read quite q
leH9thly paper, asking for the usuaI
donation oil $500 for both st. Peters
.oIphanage and ST. James school.
The Levy Courts preceding this ono
lave also unde appropriations for tho
same, and tho Senator said HI thought
this Court could grant tho same and
help worthy cuuse of charity
Mr.. Jolis said no provision had been
made by the last Legislature TO pay
tie same and he didn't SEQ how the
Court could grant 1t. After some lit
Ito pleasantries by the members and
The Senator, the petition was ordered
placed ON tile.
The court formally accepted The
Hopkins bridge situated, In Mill Creel
Hd., from the committee. 1t cost 49,,
iigi.
The bill OF receiver John 7. Dlcke y
fol t64O for clerk hire owing to its
mot being signed by the Comptroller
/ W ha biNGl th lGlDll bi lSsh w lAp SOIn y
'tToller to get his signature The
whole bill amounted to $500, but only
sg6G he'd thus faI been pad.
On Ii otlon OF Mr.. Joils, the tax col
lector, Mr.. DoInelson, OF MIL Creel
Hundred, was granted authority t.
haze his tax duplicates corrected. Tn
total amount by clerical error wa
made,to foot up o., 000, when it shoul,
have been $50. 900.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-13
IN LOVING REmrMnnANcr.


She is Mt rest. IN Gods own presence blest
whom, while with usthis day wo loved
to greet
IIer, birthdays Ger; sho counts the years
Times football is not heard along the
golden street.
When we would raise hymn of birthday
praise.
The music OF our hearts is faint and
low,
Fear. doubt and sin. make dissonance
And pure soul melody 10 child of earth
may know.
That strange, dear song amid a white
robed thronR,
so gushing from her harp In living tone;
heI seraph voice, tuned only to rejoice,
FLOATS upward to the emerald-nrched
throne. ..M .5.
No passing cloud her LONELINESS may shun,
Tno beauty of her youth may never
Nc line OF care her scaled brow may wear.
me Joy sleam OF her eye no dimness
ger may shade.
No stain is there upon the robes they wear
within the gates OF pearl which sho hath
passed.
Like woven light all beautiful and bright,
Eternity upon those rohes no shade may
No sin boon thought may in that home
To trouble tho clear fountain OF her
heart;
No tear. no sigh. no pain no death ue
nilh
Whcre she hath entered In. 40 more to
know we part.
light
The shndowy veil of-tllne Is rent in
twain;
Her untold bliss, what thought can fol
low this;
To her to live was Christ, to die indeed
was gain.
Her loving eyes have seen the King, no
veil tween,
In blood; dipped vosture gloriously ar
raycd,
No earth.breathcd haze can dim that rap.
turous gaze,
She sees Him. face to face, in whom her
trust was made.
a little while. ... ....
And they whose loving smile
Had melted MEATH tue touch Of lonely
woo
Shall reich her home. beyon tho star
built dome.
And never say farewell
Her Joy they too shall know.
Written In loving remembrance OF
rnressa y. Scholleld's birthday. Decem.
Der 9Th. 1892
Ky Miss LILty NJ. MncouoH Phila.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-13
WIN. B. SHARP { CO
Fourth and Market SITS.

Our sales O { ladies' coats,
wraps and f nr capes have
Deen large. We have taken
unusual care to have only
the finest and best made
that is posa ible for the
money. For IS, $3.50 and
$40 we show a cheyiot and
twill cloth co t, tabernacle,
that cannot be eXcolled any.
where. Wit i constant sell.
ing certain lines become
broken as to sizes all such
we have laid aside on one
table to be d Isposod of at Il
reduction. The list follows,
subject to Cd ntiuual change
in styles: ... ...
black GhcNiot trimmed with black
fur and FIR head ornaments.
- 80.
Block Chovini trimmed with black
Aslrakan with iur ornaments,
500,
Plain black cloth with black but
- IONS, - ~
BlHck diagonal with covered but
tons 80,
Black twiilel Chovlpt with smoke
prnrl bu'tBns. 10 70
BlHck twllell c'heviot watta back,
with = al buttons, - 30.
Black hnNiot with wattau back
ard large ruh5. 5000
Hack diagonal, fancy silk facinss
and pearl buttons 1900.
Diagonal CheYiut With black fac
ing, SlO0l
Fine black beaver with fancy
tucked back $3.50
IharG Diagonal. tucked back, large
cuffs aud fugry satin facing
slJGD.
rEin biacH CLOTH trimmed with
light fur and fancy ornaments,
5i3iu,
Tan coa 5 III odd sizes and
prices. 1884,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-13

Madame Merle. OF NJ. bl8 King st.,
who came from New York City and
Madame Purrie, OF No. 40 Market st.,
who halls from ElmlTa, and who have
been BODYBUILDING our citizens by tel l.
Ing supposed bogus fortunes, were ar.
rested last night by detective Haw-
kins on warrants charging them with
witchoraft.
The detective took tho women TO the
police station, where they were re-
leased on their own recbgnizance until
Tomorrow morning, when they will
be given hearing. IL the cases are
held fer the higher court they will
probably cause interesting test cases.
The statute under which the
charges are brought is chapter 1872,
section Z, OF tho Revised Code:
III any person shlll pretend to exer.
else the art of wltchcraft, conjuration,
fortune.telllng or dealing in spirits, he
shall be ilued not exceeding 500 and
shall stand one hour i'll the plllory. and
may be imprisoned net exceeding one
year" -
The clause In regard to the pillory
punishment has been repealed as fur
as women are concerned.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-13

A very valuable book for those con.
either an extended winter
trip or ehor. visit TO tho sunny South
has Just been Issued by the Pennsylva.
MIA Railroad Company. Many useful
and Information are con-
tainad in the little volume. which "a
copiousiy illustrated and provided
with valuable map Of all tho terri,
tory under consideration. Copies may
be obtained ut the ticket Offices of Tho
Company, or upon application 10 Geo.
w Boyd Assistant General Passenger
Agent, 2o3 South Fourth street, Phlia,
lelphia.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-13
THIRD EDITION.
nlKroN TO BE SIDE 1EAoNED.


ny the Improvements on tho r.. W. 6
u. Railroad This Important Station
Will he Cut on from the Main Line.
BY the Strengthening OF all the
curves on the Philadelphia. Wllmiug-
ton and Baltimore Railroad, between
shls city and Wushingto Elkton, the
thriving little town OF Cecil County.
Maryland. ami the most important
station on the line between here and
Baltimore, will be thrown OIL by the
improvements.
There is heavy curve Just this side
OF the station which is being straight
ened, and when this Is done fully nine
miles can be saved. Besides this, the
heavy grade at Iron Hill will be doEe
away With, thus saving the company
twenty-five minutes ON the new run.
Elkton does not relish the change, but
the people there Will have the usual
service of tho less important Expresses
and the accommodation trains, which
will DO run there on single track.
The Baltimore aud Ohio Company Is
still at work improving its line. and
they with the Pennsylvania Company
are getting into the best possible con
dltion for the race for time between
New York and Washington. The Penu-
syivania has made the distance with u
special traln in four hours and eleYen
minutes, and rs soon as the curves
are all straig htened out II will be able
TO reduce this time. The first thing
will be the establishments Of tina 10 g ular
echedule OF four hours auI Il half, but
the company will not say when 1t
will begin II. The Baltimore and Ohio
people claim Lhet they can. and say
That there Will, see the Pennsylrania's
best time and go them tive minutes
better, and they Hre predictions by
conservative men that the contest viii
finally result in four-hour trains be
tween The two points.
The Baltimore and Ohlo's TUNE
through Baltimore is progressing
rnpldly, and the road IL pushing tn,
work ON tho 100 now engines which
which it hus recently ordered.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-13

William Jones OF No. GAL KIrkwood
street con OF Detective William T,
Jones, and fireman on z. W. Il b.,
engine No. 1879. was painfully injured
at the company's round house about
$50 O'clock this morning
MIR. Jones had inst finished work and
bad the engine IN tho round house.
Directly back Of one OF tho locomo,
uvcs 10 large CUPBOARD in which oil
Is kept. .-..
Mr.. Jones was at tho cupboard MI
Ing lamp when one OF the engines
squeezed him against the cupboard.
Fortunately no was not seriously in
jured, his legs and side only being
bruised. lie was taken to his home
and Dr. Draper is now attending him
and he hopes to have him about again
in Il few weeks.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-13

Many persons went away
disappomte d i'll not getting
one OF our fine cider down
quilts for 81. These were
offered as a starter more
t han we thought.
We have decided to put a
few more on sale and the
disappointed should return
quickly. You have paid us
IS for thl5 quality many n
time,
Don't YOU know some
poor aliyerpg body who
wants an gthcr pan oi blan.
liets TO SEQ them through
tile winte rs Here's the op.
portunit, = a $3.50 Atwood
''t71 an = 'l'a't ''' ''"e' l''
90.
-Alloll I'D. oeo ~, covering ..',. i, 10.
80 :. 5Nofill' -. p,'t q"a'e ~ l2reI ~
y y ! 1SS;e 5'1e .LaLsel ! y
gun W - when IS SH3hViy
il'll3 3 |, y =, III ~. t,ie ,"e''Se' We
a''iil 90 'of :1''','
ll5ll' 'NelGl'l 3a.. ho5t every
"iiSf>.2 'l!ao" aisii''H''
sl2fe 9 lls'i1'',efllSef ;
tll'aSlt p even Sel'sllnti't''i.
El'N "a 'eL9 l'lIo ~ anu NC
#%o'l4elF iof %lli' may nov d
'il'hc i'l''cl "ccoiiil'i'sii
1et my laet tenlalLs ). mos
Of 1i'e 9 are bought iof use
ana hgfe , Nliete you Se'
men, DOM ! use,''i ana oFha
laenla nom Eile common
every c, ny tay one Tor cili3'fenI'
. iot 20 Genus up 70 t .,9
scolloped and embroidered
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-13

Oscar W. Phillips fall from second
story scaifold at Ninth and Van Buren,
streets yesterday morning, has result
cd IN his death TIE unfortunate man
expired at $50 o'clock this morning at
the Delaware Hospital, where lie mad
boon taken after the accident. Tho
cause of his death was conclusion of
the brain, lie had been unconscious
since the accident, and his death was
momentarily expected by those who
attended him. The body was taken to
Us late home by Undertaken Wiison
this morning.
Coroner Kirk has empaneled Jury
and will view the body this afternoon
and hold the Inquest. The deceased
was a member Of Company A, n. G. D..
aud that body will meet in special
session tonight to make arrange
ments Tor Attending the funeral OF
their hrother and to pass suitable rcso.
luttons on his death.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-13

The following deaths we're rgaor Ied
a. Registrar Co!qVhouns office yes.
teTday; ..
Stricker On December II, at Della.
ware Hospital, Benlumin Stricken.
aged 80 years L.
Band On December TO- Mt Rock
land, Del John Band aged 10 years. &,
\, Runo On December H. at No. 2J5
lombard street, Peter Itouo. aged CT
years, d.
Craig On Decnmher 10 at Newport
Dol, Russell LIaiS, aEod y years. D
Higgins Tn December 10, at No
llS2 West Second street, Mary Hlg
gins, aged 10 years.
BialHistou on Eecrmhof l2, at 40
30 West Eighth street, O, Lee LACK
islOn, ased days. y.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-13

Rev. ]. Y. Dohbins OF Gracs NJ. Z.
Church. preached in Union NJ. H.
Church on Sunday morning, from the
twenty third verse, and ninth
chapter OF Mark: Jesus saiI unto
him, il thou canst believe, all things
are possible to him that believes" In
his predatory remarks he alluded To
tho transformation on the mountain,
and the voice saving: This Is my lie
loved Son,in whom am well pleased. Fl
after which he pissed OH TO notice the
tie foot OF the mountain, and
tho appeal of the man WHO had II
son pussessed of an evil spirit that
caused him to fall down and writhc
with pain, Ilo compared the scribes
who mingled with tho multitude. to
dogs who with low GINNING bounded
tho heels OF Christ in order to find
anything that they could use toward
his destruction. His picture of the
Snlferings Of the boy, ana TIE attitude
OF Christ was striking and i'm pressivG
ami his description Of the various
miruclcg enacted 10 show CErlst's BOW.
or were enumaIated in such way Rs
10 command the stlctsst atten tiuIi ui
his hearers.
/ The curing OF tine boy did not de
pend on Christs power but on tho be
/ lief u the petitioner NIL things being
! possible to those who believe. He an.
| Piled this reinark 10 al sinners us well
as saints as Christ possessed all powell
| lie may not savctAe body here but his
| work Will lie complete and perfect In
| the salvation OF tic soul. lie alluded
I 10 the construction Of hospitals, aSv,
lums and other Institutions for the
/ Iteration 81 human suffering ns an
| evidence of tho wisdom and power OF
| hrist and tho advance oil his kingdom
ON earth.
The father brought the roy TO Jesus
after trying various phSsicians ii
| vain, and Ito, contrary to expectations
was healed. and the evil spirit was FOR
ever exercised through belief II
1 lnst's power. This belief was nece5
ssry on the part of al 10 secure for
EiVpness oil sin He repeated al
things as possible to him WHO believes
Ile pictured the Birth Of tho boy, tllt
10Y Of the mothor the pride Of TN
father aud the sorrow they felt whel
they found ihcir son was afflicted will
ln evtl spirit. He alluded to the con
B7iRipn OF boys Who are now bigltinI
lie hopes vi thsir parents tlrUugl
rs1l tnlipenees and practices, am
2hpwed hat thell only safety WA Il
he church, gndFsr tin influence q
Hri5t Faith in 70 son ri God, Il
hall vas tho Gf"at PaHaasa ion a.
a4il.
Tho failure OF thc Disciples to cas-
pGt he 4vil spirits WINS duly con
It. ntrd on, aud mauip To- iiupQgt lee
-pIl3utls EGec~sltp Of talth and bt
.et Ii Ehtisl. Livery ding must /
bnle subsidiary ta His Jclief II
"ou.! dad with l1rfamarf: that"Chr!s
2ontef,eii on II ~ sion nat Wiz Ie8
: - q at Isl lng litl =.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-13

All organizations arc cordially in,
vlted to visit tho fair OF the True
knights CommGndery. No 4, X. G. e.,
now being held IN eden Hall. A silk
American flag valued at $40, will be
given to the organization bringing the
largest number in ono night, The faiR
will be continued until December ed.
Organizations not competing for the
tag swlll be admitted flee. Ladies' ad.
mltted without charge until further
notice
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-13

R0NO-On Dece nbcr llth, 1892, Potter
ROno In the G4l year ufMls age.
Relatives and friends are invited to
attend lie funerHl from his late rrsi-
dcnce, No, 305 LON bard street, on Wed
nc>dly afternoon ut 2 O'Clock. Inter-
ment Ut RlEorviow Cemetery.
w RD-On Dec. 18th, 1899, Rogcllne
wife OF Harry ward aged % years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from the
residence OF her pArentA 2l0s Market
street. On Friday afternoon at q O'Clock
Services at the house. Interm6nt at Riv.
erYiew Cemetery,
BAREF0RD.-On December 10, 1892, VIM
ford. aged 50 years.
Friends Of tho family are invited to
view .he remains frnm II until O'Clock
ON Thurs day, December 18th, from thu
residence of his son.in-law. JAines IL
brennan, No 400 King street. Services
at the house ~ 0 clock. strictly private.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-13

The annual meeting OF the Della ware
state Grange was held In the Masonic
Temple at 10 o'clock this morning.
There were over 100 members prese 1T
from the three counties. Inc mcetii q
Is strictly private and Is presided over
by President j, NJ. Higgins, OF pela-
ware City.
The morning session was devoted to
reading tie roll OF members when adj.
journment was made for dinner
Al = o'clock the session was again
convened and Secretary Sedars Of Sus-
sex read the annual report. which was
followed by the treasurers.
The CHANGERS will be in session for
three Gays and the election OF officers
will be held on Wednesday night,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-13

J. II. Lewis, who ID employed at the
Diamond state Rolling Mill. is spoken
OF by number OF his friends us u
suitable candidate for the Republican
nomination FOR Mayor OF this city. II
thera arc any other asplrants for the
honor, 1t would be wise to present
their nance Mt an early date in order
that the voters may have opportunity
To- make a selection from the mum ber
all may unto upon and elect by a
good round majority.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-13
The nIc,ord s,oc,,,on Sold.

The Philadelphia Record this m orn-
Ing said;
The old limo river steamboat Rich.
ard Stockton, built Mt Wilmington.
Del. in 1852, was sold yesterday by
order OF Receiver J. Joseph Murphy
Tor $4,000. Sho is 25S feet long 80 feet
beam and 81 feet depth OF hold The
modern steamboats,. with their many
improvements have left but slight
chance for boat OF the Stockton's
tyne competing for business In any
trade"
The Stockton was built by tho Har-
Ian ard Hollingsworth Company, and
has been running since 1859, During
the Inst season she piled between Butn,
bay Hook, New Castle and Philadel
phla.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-13

All of yestaaday afternoons session
o. court was taken MP IN hearing te5.
timony In the Carpenter will case, the
facts OF which were stated yesterday.
Witnesses were examined to prove
that the deceased WAS undor undue
influence when the hast will was made
and signed, ana at $50 o'clock court
took n tctess until 10 o'cloak this
N OrnLng.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-13

LEXICON, Md, Dec. l2.-The Dscem
Der term OF the Circuit Court for Cecil
County began to-day with Judge
Frederick Stump on the bench Robert
Maekoy, OF the Fourth district was
appointed foreman OF the grand jury
The Elkton Electric Light and 70 wnr
Company has decided 10 increase It's
capital stock, as authorized by It's
charter.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-13

Tho 81. w. Hiram Grand Lodge OF A.
ana T. AIasons held their i3rd annual
communication last evening and cleo
ted the following grand officere
Thomas L. fostles, NJ w. G. Master;
Charles Juden, Ii. W. d. q. Master,
Charles II. Wilson, r. W. S. q Warden;
Lewis L. Taylor, X. w. j. q. Warden;
B. L, Gomlinson, K. W. Il, Treasurer.
8. V. b. Carly, II. W. q. Secretary.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-13

The New York Clothing
House great Fall stock not
only makes the prettiest
Clothing display in the city,
but also shows the marked
difference between sensible
prices and extrayagant rates.
Here business is conducted
on the common sense plan
of keeping expenses low 80
as to make prices light. In
our hundreds of styles Of
Fall Suits and Ovcrcoats at
$40, @12 and &l5 we save
you from ~ to IS.
In the Boys and Child.
ren's departments the two
great qualities OF excellence
and low prices are also very
prcttily combined.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-13

After ten years trial he gives the
palm to DR.. Bnlrs Cough Syrup. Mr..
NJ. L, G!idden, 10th and SusquehanI
Ave, Philadelphia, Pa, writes: "Fcr
about ten Years have used DR.. Balls
Cough Syrup In my family, and for
coughs and Gods, It has proved q
most excellent and reliable remedy,
superior to anything have ever tried.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-13

John Gallagher and Joseph Whltten
were each fined 81 aud costs for
drunkenness by Judge Ball this morns
ing, Thomas Dodd was f1ned 90 and
Thompson 50 and costs for the same
o1ense, The charge against DIR. Harry
Moore for violating a city ordinance
was continued uutll next Wednesday,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-13

Executors sale of Stocks aud Bonds
Edward Bringhurst, Jr.. By the aid
OF Auctlonear VIM. A, Huklll. sold the
following stocks and bonds this morn
ing ut : ! O'clock at the Court House:
Ono hundred shares OF Chester Creek
Railroad. Head and Co purchas ed
10 shares at $G3 >, and Thomas Jack
son 90 shares at s63 per share.
Two hundred shares of Delaware
tailroan. ThomGs Jackson took TO
shares at $685., and Ottho Nov land
$50 shares at s33 per share.
Fifty shares Of Iiehigh Navigation
coal stock wers knocked down to-
Thomas Jackson for $685. per SHARE
One share Of National Bank of DGla ]
ware was sold to Dir. Orth for s7S2
Eight shares Of Delaware Eank Stock
was purchased by Dr. Orthut $50 per
share lncse shares were offered by
sGme outside party and didnot belong
~ the estate.
40 900 bonds Of The Wilmington City
railway five per. cent 5000 wero
knocked down to Elliott & johnson
at sl0i; aud 5000 to Head & Co., at
fiGAIs,
$4,000 Debenture Bonds, Phlladel.
phia, Wilmington h Baltimore. r K.
per cent due 1917 we're sold to Eli.
OFT X Johnsonfo S91 80.
The triangular lot bounded on tho
north by 18th street, and on the wsst
by Market street, etc, was purchased
by ] Winslow tor 81,
The square bounded by Market. King,
18th and 18th streets was withdrawn
after being Did M TO $50 900,
j he sale was wsii attended and the
prlcee good.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-13

George j. tiuulj has hcen elected
president al Apnhuttau flrvWtci and =
diyidelld declared oi y. pcr cent.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-13

Rev. DR. Murray OF Dover lectured
on the Bible in business before the
students of Gutleye Wilmington Conn
mereiGi College yesterday afternoon.
The lecture was listened to by the stu-
dents with much attention and was
one OF much interest t. them.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-13

The Carpentor viii case was again
before the court THIS morning. wnen
Alr Lore muie a motion which eaused
anarEument thai iast5d for some time.
Aiter this was u.5p1le1 Of, several
Wthesse5 We're examined to tsst tho
validity OF the three different wills
Ila!e by the deceased.
Tue testimony vas still being taken
up to O'clock when court took res
ctss until 80 O'Clock this afternoon.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-13

Obtain relief by having Queens Eye
Specialist prescribe for you.
Defective eye'slght is generally the
cause.
Correct the eye.sight by glasses and
the headache Is thing of the past.
queen 4 Company's Eye Specialist
is IN Wilmington, al COG Market street,
every Friday,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-13

Killarney and the Rhine, was pre-.
sented at the Academy OF Music for
the first time In this city, by ], Il.
Toole, and strong supporting com.
pany to highly pleased audience. II
has all the requisites for prosperous
career being only strong melo. dra.
ina tit to stand upon Its own merits,
and has the brightness of a musical
comedy, The entire coin pany is evenly
balanced md above the average.
Mr.. Toole, is clever German dialect
comedian und does some clever acting
and Introduced some catchy songs.
lfe was ably supported by Miss Joan
Cravnn, who by strong and powerful
acting In tho pathetic scenes charmed
her audience. Miss Minnie Jauboe
was very clever as Il bonny Irish girl
The scenery was excellent and last
evening was the first time 1t was used
in presentation.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-13

get immediate and permanent IgIief ay
Using Di HAZE lIGH9ehnld ttas me
qosO Day A. be,-lisAe. IS spI hJy pack
ayes o. Boa IN entth.s drug stufs. 7aI
sud Pine streets
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-13

One Of the trlplets Of MIR. William
Rlacklston residing AZ No 5!J Voc,
Eighth street, died on Monday Tho
other two children, one boy and girl,
are both eating along HiGely.