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

Walter Snnford's latost dramatic
success 1.-THE Powor OF Gold,' was
presented for the first time In this city
last evening, ut the Grand Opera
House to q we'll pleased audience. This
Is melo drama written from scenes
and Incidents seen In every day Lon
don life, and Is something similar to
the dramas In London Life. The
scenery OF this company Is fine, par
tieulnrly that OF the canal seene.
The company lie good and strong, Mr..
Lloyd Melville WIS very clever as
Paul Judsln, q mechanical engineer.
Ha dgl Zambgra, nadventurer, n very
heavy role was olevery essayed by 7.
Aug. Anderson. Meg Judsln, also "a.
heavy role, was ch1rmin9ly purtaken
by Amelia Bingham. The Same will
be presented again this evening. Tho
drama and company Is worthy Of sue
cess,
Tomorrow evening Snyder and
Ilmmerman's Colossal Colored Car
nival aud Jubilee Mlnlstrels will ap.
pear at tie Grand Opera House. 1t
Includes tho great "Jimbarnes." tho
only four legged comedian dancer.
He is engaged at a princely salary to
appear at each performance OF this or
ganizatlon. Popular prices will pre-
vail,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-13
CHEAPER
LONG
OVERCOATS

Overcoats, Full back,
deep velvet collars, either
single or doublc-breasted.
Better ones at $50, SIS,
$50 and the finest and best
at SIS, We are selling
them to the dressy young
men Of the town and you
will find them worn every
where as the correct style
of the season.
Our Furnishing Depart
ment is doing a trade in
Smoking Jackets, Bath
Robes, Fine Ncckwear and
Suspenders for Holiday
gifts. Have you seen
them ? -. ...
. JAS. I. MULL1N q Son,
Clothing, 9th & Market,
Hats, Wilmington,
Shoes, Delaware.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-13

w ANTED-By gentleman past mid.
w die age. with good business IuaIirca.
lions, long experience. office or clerl II
work OF any kind, or any other pos t!6r
he can NIL. Small salary TO bexiD VIZ
and best OF reference given. Call ui I'd
dress, "Business" 1901 TatnRll 81 81
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-13

All the leading designs. Tumblers.
strawberry and ian pattern, IS per
dozen. Water bottles, IS each, and
other prices equally low. |. Lewis
Row IlS King st.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-13

Silver plated knives, forks, spoons, etc.
W. invite a comparison with our
prloes. /. Lewis Row, 4t3 King 81.
Store open every night.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-13

A n c W
grade in
this week
at SIS Of
those ex-
ira Long
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-13

Nrw CASTLE, Dec. 10 surprise
party, composed of Misses May Good
ley. Jennie Saunders Annie Fleming.
Cocelia Weggcnmann, keba Saunders,
Beatrice Noilmaa,. Miriam 5, Davidson.
Gartle kuntz, Juliu lindie, Edith
Blackburn, Agnes Merritt Clara Black
burn and Harry King, William tIoE
MUM, William Saunders Harry Hush
eheck and Elmer lila @ke. last evening
Book the 7.I2 communication for vii
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-13

Several fine overcoats, coats and
vests and pants unOalled for will be
sold for cost OF material OvercoatA
o. up, 52l Market street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-13

a Wilm Ingtnn iihn's Sew Tug.
The Ba fillmore sun this morning
said;
Capt Vivian Phillips has sold his
tug George b., Jt., to tho Repauna
Chemical Company OF " tlmington,
Del. mo vessel was built in May last
by H. Brusstar 4 Bro. and engined
by the L ]. Codd Company.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-13

Physicians make no mIst AXE wheL
they recommend Taylor Il Fullerton's
drugs. as they are as pure as can be
Taylor aud Fullerton, druggists, Sd
and King streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-13
GOING AT A LIVELY RATE.
FULDS Big Sacrifice Sale
5hnH5 20 clippers
at TOP SPEED,
BARGAINS IN LADIES, SHOES.

sl.40-We have grouped together
four lots OF Fine Kid Shoes, all
shapes with tips or plain toes. They
are worth at least $500; we sell
them Mt sl.40.
SL90-A big bargain. All fine
Glaze Kid Shoes, perfect style and
wear. All tho latest shapes: five
styles. Others sell them at So; our
price Ia $3.50; b to Il.
$2,25 Every pair worth $3.50.
Fine Paris Glaze Shoes, all styleaj
with or without tips; A to Il. Also
lot OF Ladies' soft glove calf but
ton Shoes. Gypsy cut, seam to the
toes. A big bargain
81 TO-IAero are live atyles. finest
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-13

DIED.

Can vet have their pictures taken and
finished before Christmas. Baeeher's
Gallery, Slj Market street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-13

by the Improvements on tho r.. W. 6
u. Railroad This Important Station
Will he Cut on from the Main Line.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-13

Taylor and Fullerton's cough syrup,
like their rheumatic remedy. ia the
BEST in the market Taylor and Full.
ilcrton, Sd and King streets, pharma
cistS
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-13

&AtAs FEB 4 sl.Auau #hy o tHttlalcz
w uR ti-fe 10 - 80. rPl hon - urf,
ezthal s4r Of ,nHntTS AIbiy - r v an
Aet stte-t, dia-.t'
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-13

Twenty-Five carpenters are wanted
at Tenth and Jackson streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-13

SaTUATIoN WANTED. BY a registered
= drug clerk, lest reference from
baltimore, Washington, n. O.. and fro IN
present employer, years experience
Address BOX .. hAberdecn. Md. dl3.3t'
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-13

$3.50 An solid veal Calf Shoes, every
pair worth 81.
Sl.69-A lot OF Calf Shoes
Lace and Congress Four stylos, Also
lot Of WNtrrbrook Bellows rougue
Shoes, guaranteed wear Worth $3.50.
sl.9T "A lot OF fine Dress shoes all
calf, Also lot of double sole. calf
lace Shoes. patrol warranted water.
proof. Livery pair worth 50, at SlpT.
sass A lot Of Fine Ercnch Calf huud-
made Shoes; rtcadilla, London, Ironch.
G!ube, plain OF tipped toes. A rare big
lorgain--a So Shoe AZ s2.GS. ...
sl.41--A lot Of Genuine Gait Shoes,
sizes ii 10 81 meat aud droasY Three
styles A big Bargain, Sl.F, worth
- g5
81 GO-patc the pick 81 any 81 OF 81
French Calf OF Patent Leather Shoes IN
the house, and any pHir you select Is
yours roi S3.9D. just taiHk IT Il.
Boys elegant spring heel Shnns 9 to
LACE OF button all solid calf. \ bur
gain ut Sl,23. .....
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-13

w ARTED-,Boa to OCCUPY u moe
w ~ furnished front room Gil LTst
floor, at sos Arlington street. diJ-5tf
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-13
VII mn hnrn thnm Of nll nnttnrns

Wei, we have them of all patterns. A
good vat NJ for the money at 81, good time
pieces for the boys and girls TO carry. Open
face OF hunting case Tor the ladies, with
fancy dias and gold hands, from so up.
Watches for the gentlemen from $40 up.
Cal and examine before purchasing else
where.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-03-11
YALE NOTES.

The Sophomore Crew Begin Train. ing-Meetine of Shelf. Seniors-Other Notes.
 The following men presented themselves ct the gymnasium yesterday afternoon as candidates for the sophomore crew: Burr, Jenkins, Pope, B. Dominick, Dunkerson, F. Perkins, Lindeke and H. Perkins. Me Duffee and Holmes will begin training in few days. The candidates will begin training at once for the spring regatta. The privilege of editing the next Banner has been awarded to Hart (P. O. and Til l son '91.
 A meeting of '92 s. was held Wednesday afternoon, at which President F. E. Bar, bour presided. It was voted to hold a tri ennial reunion instead of quadrennial af previously decided. The president also appointed committee consisting Of w. B Woodward, 0. c. Lamsdell and Thomas Denny, jr., to canvass the class and see how many men are in favor of wearing tht cap and gown during commencement week l Captain Dickinson, the campus police man, who was recently reported as conval escent, has suffered relapse and is confined to his home gain.
 D. Cady Eaton, esq.,, will deliver thu eighth of the Mechanics course lecture this evening on English Eccles!astica Architecture at North Sheffield hall at o'clock. The Mechanics course of lecture has been even more than usual successful this year. The lectures that have beer given SO far have been of high grade ane have covered a wide range; science, art literature, geography and economies, ane have all been treated by eminent special ists in a brilliant manner. The pric charged is nominal and perhaps nowher else is so excellent course of similar lee lures given, and surely not at price g. trifing. The lectures are decided pub lie benefit.
 Professor Eaton's brilliant series of fou lectures in the present course will be close
 with to-night's lecture. Professor Eatol
 is we'll known as recognized authority o
 the subjects treated by him, and from hi
 wealth of knowledge on these subjects h
 gives his audiences much valua ble info1
 nation, clothed in terse and rigorous Ian
 guage easily understood yet full of schol
 arly tone and finish. In another colum
 will be found the range of subjects an
 dates touched upon in to-night's lecture b | Professor Eaton
Morning journal and courier., 1892-03-11
FAIR HAVEN NEWS.

Death of Captain M. F. Wright-To Make a Fine Drive - To open a New Quarry-Annual Meeting of Mission Society-The Reception to R. B. Farren-'sSouth View V1lla'' Wild Geese-Lenten Services-Per- sonal.
 In few days more men will be put to work in Hanscom's yard on the new three-master. The vessel is to be on the same lines as the Grace and Harry Key holds, launched in December last. Most of the timber for this vessel was cut in the Dominion of Canada.
 Last nights storm affected the attend ance at several of the social gatherings and l meetings held.
 The annual meeting of the Foreign Mis- sion society of the Grand avenue Baptist church was held yesterday afternoon at the residence of Mrs. s. W. Hammond. The officers elected are President, Mrs. | E. 0. Sage; vice president, Mrs. F. M. l Wiser; secretary and treasurer, Mrs. S. w. Hammond. Miscellaneous selections treating of different branches of the foreign work were read by the members present.
 There was large attendance of mem- bers of the Order of United Workmen assembled at Central hall last evening, in- cluding many of the officers of the city lodges. The occasion was a reception | rendered by East Rock lodge to R. B. Far ren, recently elected grand master work man of the jurisdiction of New England. The committee of arrangements consisted of Frank P. Tyler, L. J. Mundelin and J. D. Vanderbilt. J. P. B. Ricketts was master of ceremonies, and also gave the for East Rock lodge; J. c. Gallagher talked of .Our Fraternity" Willis Curtis for "A, o. U. w." and R. B. Farren for the "Grand Lodge" The Orpheus srchestrs gave fine selections. All present shook hands with MT. Farren and wished him success in his work. MT. Farren was pre- sented by the lodge with fine painting ir water colors, pretty rural scene, which had taken the fancy of Mrs. Farren. Mir F. accepted the gift with evident pleasure and very suitable words of thanks.
 now residing at Bantam lake, was in towr yesterday. He says he has completed, a his farm near the lake, a new summer boarding house with capacity for forty persons. The house will be known al South View villa and will be open to thu public early in the summer. MT. Grannis expects to have his house full of boarder all summer. He has expended abou $8,O0O in improvements.
 A flock of wild geese passed over Fai
 Haven yesterday noon.
 The united service in the Lenten serie
 was conducted at Grace church last even ing, the Rev. Mir. Scoville of Westville preaching the sermon.
 A schooner from Chinconteague, Va.
 with oysters for A. B. Barnes arrived yes
 terday.
 William H. King, the well-known sail
 maker, has purchased a fine road horse.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-03-11
VIM. NEELY x CO.
THE MEDICINE CHEST.

HE MLDlClNL CnE ESls
 You have noticed the trees in early spring, before the baby leaves show themselves, cast a litter of down."
 That's the winters impuri- ties, coming up now through the trees veins in the sap. That's exactly what is hap. pening to your system Trying to keep out the win ter's cold has kept you adding fuel to your system for months past. And the overplus heat will cause impurities.
 Is your Spring Medicine Chest ready Here is a list of remedies you know all about, but you haven't seen them sold so cheap, perhaps: Greene's Nervura, 8ec.
 Paine's Celery Compound, 79c.
 Wyatt's Beef, Iron and Wine, o3c.
 Scott's Emulsion, oec.
 Swift's Specific, 7ec. l Hoods Sarsaparilla, 67c.
 Kennedy's Favorite Reme' dy, 7ec.
 Kennedy's Medical Discov cry, $I.I5.
 Maltine, plain, 7ec. Maltine, with Cod Liver iOil, 7ec. | Warmers Safe Cure, eSc. l Cuticura Resolvent, 7ec. | Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil soc.
 Dr. Boschee's Cough Syrup i5ec.
 Warmers Log Cabin, 75c.
 Sulphur Bitters, 75c.
 Lydia Plnkham Compound 75c.
 Ponds Extract, 3Sc.
 Beef, Iron and Wine, SOC. Hostetter's Stomach Bitters 7oc.
 Hunyadi Janos, 25c.
 Hunyadi Matyas, Iec.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-03-11

Mean temperature. 42.
 Max. temp, ;5O min. temp, 33. Precipitation, O1 inch.
 Max. velocity of wind, 25-GE. Total excess or deficiency of temperature since January ], x102 degrees. Jan. 1, -1.23 in.
 Note-A minus sign l-l prefxed to thermom- eter readings indicates temperature below zero "T' in connection with rainfall indicates race of precipitation too small to measure. sSnow is melted and resulting depth of water not known.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-03-11
WAS SHE INTOxICaTEDe

Catharine Ladino Twice Tries to
 Commit Suicide by Drowning Her.
 self.
 Catharine Ladino, who has been on a hilarious "toot" for about week, tried to drown herself in Mill river yesterday. John Charvin, driver in Mans6eld's lum- ber yard, jumped in the briny water and fished her out. She jumped in again, how ever, and he, nothing daunted, fshe,l her out once more and brought her to station 3. Officer Coffey brought her to the head quarters, where the matron took her in charge.
 'Is she intoxicated?" asked the matron.
 ''Is she intoxicated! You should ask has she had more than barrel of liquora" was the reply.
 Catharine's case is not court case, and she will be allowed to return to MT. Ladino when she sobers up
Morning journal and courier., 1892-03-11
Friday, March II, 1Soz.
NEW ADYFRTIsEMENPs FOR TO-DAY

Bicycles-New Haven Cycle Co. Bonds-Farson, Leach & Co: Bargains To-day-Ewen Mcintyre Co. Cumberiand Gap Park-Henry Clair. Daily Chat-Wm. Nicely Co. Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup-At Druggists'. Dr Greenes Nervnra-At DruEgtsts'. Entertainment-At Hyperion Theater. Fresh Eggs-H. L. Andrew & Co: For Lenten Season-Edw. P. Hall & Son. For Rent-First Floor-93 Clark Street. For Rent-Flat-AnsonS Seeley. For Hinman's Agency. For Sale-Drug Store-Hinman's Agency. Groceries-D. NJ. Welch Son. Mechanics Course-North Sheffield Hall. Oriental Rugs-F. M Brown Co. Paine's Celery Compound-At Druggists'. Salvation Oil-At Druggists'. The Buckingham Hotel-Wetherbee & Fuller. Tokay Wine-H. J. Reynolds. Visiting Cards-At Mclntosh's. Wanted-Men-Bradleya and William Streets. Naturalization 1909, City.
 Wanted-Grl-197 Bradley Street. Wanted -Situation-l88 Wallace Street. Wanted-Situation-229 Washington Street. Wanted-Situation-S State Street. Wanted-Situation-45 Goffe Street.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-03-11
ALLEGES ISLANDER,
Walter Leigh to Probably Bring Sui
 Against the Union.

Walter Leigh to Probably Bring Suit
 Against the Union.
 Ex-Commissioner Walter Leigh will probably bring suit against the Union, al- leging islander. He had a long consulta- tion with his counsel, ex-Judge Henry Stoddard, yesterday afternoon and has left the matter entirely in his hands. The ar ticle to which Mr. Leigh takes exception appeared in the Union recently, entitled "His Fine Italian Hand" The purport of the article was to the effect that MT. Leigh had recently called upon a parish priest and requested him to denounce the Big Four, suggesting that it would be well for him to condemn the conduct of the com missioners in a sermon from the church desk.
 Mir. Leigh denies the charges alleged and says he has not spoken with Catho- lie priest in the last six months.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-03-11
ReserVed SeatB Free. . Will Carleton's lecture

For Will Carleton's lecture on ''The Drama of Human Naturs" at the Howard avenue Congregational church Wednesday evening, March 16, reserved seats may bt secured without extra charge by calling a Butrick's drug store, 339 Howard avenue or at Treat & Shepard's music store, S4s Chapel street, not later than March 15.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-03-11
For SeaSicknesS
Use Horsford,s Acid Phosph

Use HOrsfOrd's Acid Phosphate.
 Dr. Price of the White Star steamship Germanic says: q have prescribed it in ing to and from Europe, in this steamer, and the result has satisfied me that if taken in time it will, in great many cases, prevent sessickness."
 mh78teod1tw
Morning journal and courier., 1892-03-11

The annual literary and musical enter
 tainment of the Y. P. s. c. E. of the
 Howard avenue Congregational church
 was held last evening at the church. By
 those who were present it was said to have
 been the finest entertainment of it's kind
 that had been seen in the city this season.
 The elocution of Miss Minnie Kay was es-
 pecially we'll received The following pro-
 gram was rendered.:
 Miss Lucia Fairchiid.
 Recitation-One of Christs Little Ones. coco. Miss Minnie Kay. Violin Solo-Fantasie Pastorale ........ .Singelle MT. Irving Hurlburt. Male Ouartette-Once Again. Dr. W. V. Bradley, W. F. Harper, G. L. Bradley, E. B. Woodstock. axs.,; e, 8. Dein und Mein. Treat u""uoAi ooAo' ] b. Musca Proibita. .. .Tripaldi The Singing Sunfowers.. ....................... PARTII. Miss Vira Tracy Bass Solo-My Little Woman. .......... Osgood Mir. ". F. Harper. Mandolin Duet a. Margeurite. ..........W White A'''-''A Do' b. La Serenata (by requesD Miss Coliester and Miss Jennie Taylor Recitation-The Widows Light. ............. Miss Kay. Male Quartette-I Long for Thee. ............ Poetic Monologue-The Pass of the Months, Mr. W. A. Sanford Reader.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-03-11
Hunyadi Janos, 25c. Hunyadi Matyas, Ioc.
YOUR LITTLE WANTS.

YOUR LITTLE WANTS.
 Your little household wants (like the poor, always with us, take them down stairs to the 10 cent counter, in the Big Basement" Friday and satisfy them all.
 What will the counter con- tain ?
 Well, please excuse our printing the list.
 Everything from a brand new style of toothpick to pretty plates and vases, and lots of other things that you'll be sure to want.
 On Friday
Morning journal and courier., 1892-03-11
THE LEWIS RESIDENCE,
1t is sold to . New Haven Lady for
 About $1O,OOO.

It t0 SOId 10 . NeW Haven Lady for
 About $1O,OOO.
 Mrs. Elizabeth Fothigill of this city has purchased the property 80 we'll known as the Henry G. Lewis residence, corner of Wooster and Hamilton streets, and will oc- cupy the premises for her residence. The price paid was about $10,0O0. The land has a frontage of 100 feet on Wooster street and 40 feet on Hamilton. The pur- chase was made through E. o. Beecher's Exchange. Mrs. Fothigill will occupy the premises at an early date. The Lewis res- fdence, which is still in excellent condi- ton, was, when erected, one of the notably fine homes of the eastern section of this pity,
Morning journal and courier., 1892-03-11
Crescent Club Ball.

The Crescent Social club is progressing finely with the arrangements for concert and ball, which will be given in Warner
 hall next Thursday night. Everything which could in any way help to make the affair success is being done
Morning journal and courier., 1892-03-11
A shocking Outrage In Hamden.

A dastardly outrage took place at Mill Rock, near Hamden, almost in broad day light. Three williams entered the house of Mrs. Emily Johnson at about 2 o'clock last evening. They found besides Mrs. John- son, her brother, Albert Denslow, and John Monk, who board at her house. These they bound and then outraged and frightfuIy treated Mrs. Johnson. Then they made their escape. Denslow and Monk tried to find a Hamden magistrate, but in vain. They then went to the Dix we'll avenue station and @ policeman was detailed on the matter. One of the scoundrels is known and it is hoped that he will soon be brought to justice.
 Early this morning Officer Marshall ar rested a man who gave his name as Will liam H. Burnham of Westville, and he was locked up, charged with being one of the perpetrators of the crime.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-03-11
Raided Last Night.

The notorious resort in Orange, kept by Ella Cook, was raided last night and all the parties captured were locked up in the West Haven jail
Morning journal and courier., 1892-03-11
Perhaps

You are ignorant of the fact that policy in the Agricultural Insurance company, represented by A. E. Dudley & Son, SIS Chapel street, for $500 on household fur niture, covering all damage at the time of a fre-whether by fire, smoke, water or careless handlinp-costs only $1 year.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-03-11
WEATHER RECORD.
IspIcArIons FOR TO-DAY.

AGRICULTURAL DEPARTNKNr,
 OFFICE oF THE CHIH
 Or THE WEATHER BUREAU. WASHINGTON, D.C., 10 p.m., March 10. lss2. Forecast for Friday:
 For Maine New Hampshire and Vermont: Threatening weather and rain or snow; winds shifting to north, increasing in force; much colder Friday night with cold wave For Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Connec' ticut Rain or snow tonight; clearing during Friday morning with cold wave during Friday; brisk and high west winds, dangerous on the coast; fair Saturday.
 For eastern New York: Fair and much cold CT, preceded by snow in north portions during Friday; brisk and northwest winds; fair Satur day.
 Signals are displayed from Charleston to Ban gor.