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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-16
WANTED.

The people to know they can have their
sewing machines repaired aad gunran-
Iced TO work satisfac torily or money re-
funded. Also dealer for the light run.
ming New Home, uur favorito mnclLne
delivered TO your homcs Tor SeO.so, s! and
IA. with a guarantee for five years
Some hish arm. second huud machines
$40 and Sl5. no low arm machines Bnld.
Everything In tho sowing machine line.
]. II. CANNING, No. 100 West It'll ST. Get
s9-aBt
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-16

WILMINGTON Il NORTH ERN RAIL-
w ROAD COMPANY. Time table In
eject June, Is 1891. -
Trainslsavs Wilmington French srress
etAtionl for d, d o. junction, Montchaniu
Guyencourt Granogue. Coesart. Chadd'a
Ford Junction, Pocopson, West Chester,
Embresviile, Morton viiia CoatsvfIio,
Waynssburg junction. Springfield. Joanna
Birdsboro, Reading aud Intermediates
stations, daily except Sunday, Z 90 a. m,
aud sso p. m. Sunday only. eoa a. m. and
| For D. a. q. Jurction, Montchania, GUY
encourt, Oranogue, Cossart, Chadd'e Ford
Junction, Pocopson. West Chester, En-
breevllle. Mortonviile. Coatsvllle, waynes-
burg Junction. springfield aud intermedi-
ate stations daily except sunday, at 31d
p. IN. Sunday only at 400 q, m.
For Coatsvllle. West Chester. and In
termediato stations. daily except SUNDAY,
at 8 " a. III. and 80 p. IN. Sunday only, 40
90 and 90 y. IN.
Trains arrive from Coatsville. Weas
Chester and intermediate statlonS daily
except Sunday az II a. IN. Daily at So
and 10 g a. M. sud % p. m.
a, g. McCAUSLAND. spperintendent
BOWNESS BRIGGS. Gen. Pass. AGt
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-16
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
PROTECTED THROUGHOUT by 1HE
q terlncklnp SWitnh & Block Sir

ineefloching oWltcn q BLOCK Sig
nal System.
PhtiadelPhia. Wilmington & Bait. X. IL
! August 18th. lsa2.
Trnins viii irnye WiiIn,nSton ms follows
ihilauei phlA xprossl, ! 81. 25J. 4 10 c,,g
~. 6u.s 5u,9 ", va, lOU 70 10. ii ~ IA d
II Ola AZ. tl2 ~. 10, ids VI s io Il i;
r. 70, y ~ IoO, us ande IL p. m,
70 ss ! ~: Z = T. q 3 Is IS (. e. e;
Tor iexpross,.l So. 20. 8 @7 a.
~ sse 90. pt7. 10 os. II 70. Vi 81 a. IN.
i, ACCOMMODATION, o 20, 8 55, y 5, SOS
so y ga M; isss. . Is. sIti Is 20,
10 S o York. o. az : 20. 80. shs $50
s.s . 10 5lZ b5s 500 q II. = o. 7 "a "a
~ and 10 30 p. M. -
ror Boston without change. 10 ls a. IN,
For west Chester. via LamoI,n a N
Anc ns IL M, IS ard 40 p. IN.
For newark Centre and In term q dIats
stntinns, 40a. M :, IL 81 and 6 81 .. IA.
m 9eltimore and intermediate stations
and is IL N. nfVe s4L Assnd % u. nj
baltimore and Bay Line. S IS D. m.
bhitlmore and Washington, I az 3 d,
su' 10 IL and II 90 a. m, ~ os. 81 nj
snh iSao 49, x u oS. t.5S 20. ssd. D. ~
I TninEtor Delaware DIvIsionl eaverou
rev Castle. sf5. II 23a M, 2 50, sjI
W. ~ % $50 p. m. and Il % night.
pnl hth' both. b Is u. ~,
IS ~ Rton. Delnar and way statioLs
ESQ n m. Harrington and way stations
Di EHpress for Dover Harrington aud
DpeiInni. II is n. bi.. "a y. m & 1901 night
RI pIese FOR Wyoming & Smyr IA So D. m
Co.., press for Cape ChnrleA Old Poln
night iN'"' = - u ih. anu L+Ol
Leave Philadelphia, Broad ssrest &c,
S,omin " 3 ies15pToas. $50. 49, as 81,
2of. soI. a4G ISL 10; IA. sos .5JI:
. % y, n l76 ST. "a Ii ie, il 50 p. III. and
Accommodation. s.I 90. 10 70. IL IS a
10 i0and II ESD. in. ~
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-16

JA-ANTRD-A gentleman ledger for a
Wv large -erond story front room, at
el9 Orange street, s-tr
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-16
DUBLIc SALE

JDUBLIC SALE
VIII be sold at Stidham's auction roorna
n Saturday, Sept. nth, at 10 o'clock.
fresh cows with calves by their side. ThS
above cows are heavy mixers and nrsu
class butter cows. Sale positive. 20 dayf
credit. Also one heavy draft horse. sil-st
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-16

Ny ANTED.-IIelp furnished for hotels.
w restaurants and private families ut
mort notice. Apply at the Wilmington
mrif-tf
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-16

IoH SAlE,-whter power roller mills
\ go bbls.l one OF the best IN South ern
Chester Co. u acres OF land, fine man
slon also house for miller. Everything
In good condition. Long established
trade. Location aud ncghborhood UNI
surpassed. L. II. GREEN. Kennett Square
Pa. sl2-itw-Jtd-uods
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-16

EoR RENT ont rooms with board
Il for nnh aud wife. no children. or
p few gentlemen. ut all Wash -gtpn
street. sb1t-
IINOR RENT-Threc rooms with use OF
IL bath. TO parties without childr n.
Apply s-s Pine street. Hl5-it'
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-16

VIZ a. HuKII.L. AUCTIONEER and
W. Rcal Estate Agent, No. pI5 Market
street. has for safe some of the most de-
isirable building lots in the city. Also num-
crous dwellings. including number OF
business corners I'm good locations. be-
sides many fine farms In different parts
OF the country. whicn he will sell on easy
terms. e;-lm-epd
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-16
roe KENT.

IINOH RENT-rhree story dwelling, 20.
II +. Sixth street. Apply at TO6 Wash
ingtou street, stiff
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-16

lXTANTED-- S ilesman; salary fton
w start, permanent place. Brown
Bros. Co., Nmseryinen. Rochester. N. Y.
asi-sm'
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-16

yKEILLIAM y. sMALLEY.JR.. ATToR
wv NEg-AT-LAW. removed TO Office
No. 500 Equitable Building. Ninth. and
'darleet streete. il-tf
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-16

.nREss CUTTING by Roods Magic
~ Scale taught At COS Maraet street
B2-12ts
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-16

w ANTED-A room on first floor suitai
w bic Tor a doctors Office. Addres
1ootOr. this Office, shifting terms. location
&c. Bl3-3tt
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-16

WTAS1ED-A girl for general house
w work. Apply SO Tatuali street.
g15.4t
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-16

The following real estate and personal
The Rowland Farm consisting
Of about 20 acres of land. with stone
dwelling house. frame barn and other
farm buildings thereon. situate in Drandy-
wine Hundred. on what is known as tho
Foulk Road. adjoining lands OF the late
John Shnrpley and Others, shout 81 /,
miles from the City OF Wilmington. Tho
land Is high, well watered, Is we'll adapted
for trucking, and would make a delight-
full country home. The personal prop
erty consists of household goods and
furniture Terms made known at the
sale. ISAAC n. GRUBB, Executor Of
Mary G. Rowland. deceased. Bran twins
Hundred, August "a. Iss2. al SIS
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-16

Wy ANTED--A good white Protestant
w girl for Homework. Two in family.
No. s2D Washington street. si5-3t'
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-16

EXECUTORS SALE OF real estate and
e. personal property. The sub
scriber. as Executor OF Mary q. Howland.
deceased. will sell at public sale, on the
premises. hereinafter described. on
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-16

VOUNG LADY having stu liel Mt thu
Il Philadelphia Musical Academy, dc
sires pupils on the piano; lessons either
lnt pupils or my residence. Hight o. re
recommendation. Terms reasonable. Ad
dress A. Z, Republican office. sl9-26ts
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-16

w ANTED-A capable cnlored woman
wv for cook; must come well room
mended. Apply TO J. Il. smith. 1905 JET
feIsou street. siJ-3t
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-16

FOOD salary guaranteed t. ladies will.
VI ing TO do writing for me ut their
horhes. Address me in own handwriting
SMITHE. South Bend, Ind, proprietor
OF the famous Gloria Water for the com.
plexion. sl-1m
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-16

yAyANTED-TTo gentlemen for nice
w heated room aud good board at
10. King street. Mrs. Bildorback. sl4-6t'
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-16
TAX PAYERS TAKE NOTICE
Ctfv and Snhani ia xau for taAl

Office
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-16

ID ARE CHANCE-An est ablisbed board
LIZ tnR-house. IS rooms with bath, clos
et heater and gas. has had rs many as fit-
~ boarders at one time. vii. rent reas-
lnable until March 25th 1898 No. 6ls
King street. Apply at Head q Co.
B6-tf
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-16

nLD BOOKS BOUGHT.-we purchase
~ old books in large or small quaint
ties, in all departments of literature. His
tories, law, medical. religious books VI
cell and pay cash. Address. Union Bool
House. US North 9th street, Phlla sS-2Ot
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-09-02

8eed,am's piliem iinb treue
Sreunbe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-09-02

Seit swei Sagen bin i6 eingeregnet.
Sd molte iiber Utopia nad Ser 6rio
@anon.
Gin n6reis6liser" Reeem, einem II
unb 4 s6lligem @ufie borlger gDode
folgenb. bat bic dIife umb Bdde aes
fiiat. 9as briillt unb rauibt, unb 10
liegt man iiber unb i6reibt allerlei
3eug, mas @inem in ben 9inn fommt,
bielei6t riidii6tslos bic @ebulb Der
2eier iiberi6dbenb. Sod bebenfe
man, baB i'd in Der @ebirgsitabt
utopia" ueile. Sd fenne bas Sc
nie, tpel6es in bosbaft lu1tiger @timz
mung benz gigentbiimer Der Town
site, land and lots in ri1tiger Muf>
faRnng beg etpas smeifelbaften Muf>
i6munges biefer 5tabt ienen fir &dnz
fer tpenig perfpre6enben Namen err
fanb. gs mar natiirlid elm S6ulz
mei1ter.
Sn Golge Der anbaltenben Diirrs
tpdbrenb Der Commemorate, mar in
ben Gourties: 8anbera, Mebina,
uDal6e unb @bparbs bic 8respeibe
gdnali6 berborrt. Das gieb lit be-
reits Wangel unb bic Nusli9ten fir
ben nd6iten Winter sefalteien ii6 10
tribe, tuie id mir besglei6en mi6t
erinnern fann.
Sie 4orn @rnte lieB piel All uiins
i6en iibrig, unb bic 8aumlrolIe bes
gann fiDtIid bon Sag gu Sag mebr
unb mebr gu berborren. gaod gerabe
5ur re9ten 3eit iinb bic burhueidenz
ben Hegen eingetroffen.
Die 8aumtuolle perfpri6t cine Mite
tel @rnte, menn ii9 bic Naatfr0ite
ni6t au friibe einieben. unb bic praiz
rien prangen bereitS in fold iippiaem
@riin, bob es cine 6reube 1T.
So f0nnen bic 6armer, S6af- unb
8ieb5ii6ter enbli6 ipieber beiteren Bliz
des Der nd6lten 3ufunft entgegenleben.
Wie uniere politii6en Gorgdnge ber
lebten Wo6en bon Der Beo0lferung
bier Oben aufgenommen unb beurtbeilt
iuerben, babon nd6itens.
9od mill i6 einitipeilen bios ans
beuten. baB bic rGritte partei" bier
I'M @ebirge inter ben fleinen ssarmern
biele 9lnbdnger bat, aber iebr lpabrs
i6einli6 iit es, baB @ouberneur 0ogg
Der Stimmen idmmtli6er 9BaKerlimz
pei, Ytuder, profeiiionellen Gampmeez
ting 9eulmeicr &C. fider lit!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-09-02

= Cine Mor6maffe drsfter 9lrt lit
oas neue italienif6e Geuehr, tpeI6es
ieBt fiir bic armee bergefelt tpirb. @s
bat eine 2dnge BON 1,20m., nit bem
@tobbaionnet bon 1,45m. nmb tuieat
8 Rilo. 9as @aliber betrdet 81 mm., ),
tt bemna9 bas geringfte Der iebigen
ariegs Seueripaffen. Die Magaain=
TANNER nimmt 5 patronem auf, Serem
iebe 2l gr. tpiegt. Das @ef9oB 1T
aus 9artblei gefertigt un6 nit einem
biinnen Wantel ons elmer &upferlegi=
rung perieben. 9lls 9reibmittel mirb
6as rau6loie Pulber benubt. Da 6as
@emebr ca. | ailo iueniger als bas
jebige tpiegt, 10 fann Der Solbat nit
$50 patronen ausgeriiitet iperben. Die
9lnfangsgef6minbigteit bes @ei6oiIes
betrdgt 2200 SUB in Der Setunbe,
iibertriht alio aud ale bis iebt eingez
fiibrten @etpebre. 9luf 1880 Sub
bur6i6lug bas @ei6ob bel ben fatt=
gebabten 0eriu9en 3tpei cm. bife Sanz
nenbretter unb blieb in benz britten ite=
den. gs f6nnem alio auf bieie bes
trdbtlide gntfernung nod Nob umb
Mann fampfunfdbig gema6t tperben.
Nuf $500 SUP nimmt man an, baB es
stpei bis brei bintereinanber hebenbe
Meni6en t6btet, inhem es bic &nohen
glatt bur6bobrt, obne feline Ge1talt at
berdnbern. Nngeftellte S1ieBiibungea
ergaben, 6aB auf 1900 SUB nit 2ei1tig=
feit sD6lf Wollmatraben bur6gebobrt
ipurben, ebenio elm 6ol3baIfen bon
80 cm. ober stpei feitgeltampfte @anbz
idde, ein @rbtpaa bon 80 cm. ober cine
panserplatte bon nm. Sen It6renz
ben Wirfungen Der unbermeioli9en
@rbiBung bes 2aufes tpirb babur6
Dorgebeugt, baB an Der 9telle bes 2auz
fes. mo- beim 3ielen bic 9anb bes
99iisen rubt, elm 8elag bon 9ols unb
Qeber angebra6t lit.
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9emti6 : Gngliid)e ghmlc,
Can Intonic, Seras.

I Mneriannt tii6tisc aebranitalt fir stnaber
ll,;o RSoben; felt breibis Sabren in rest.
seartiamfeit. Scrtrefflide 2ebrfrafte unite,
heipabtter 2eitung. Der enslifden Spra6e
sntrs, ,uie ber beutiden, polle &e4nins aes
trasen. guberbem llnterridt I'M Spaniiten.
einisermaben Dprbereitete SdtiiIer finoen ie.
oerseit aufnabme. Nabere NuSfiInft ertbsiicn
faubes une sEm. Barbet. 0ireftor bsr
anitalt trir-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-09-02
eSn, 9eparte,ment fir aleiberftpffc

pat n f6rml 9ooutem pB gesrn bic i fir bic anerben
elnften 2Baarem ieben syeben in grfaumen.
gnn Dame elegant geibet n ma 10 bebo nr
sroBen @umme mebr befen 3md gu erreidn
es ut ummog aae ACKNOWLEDGMENT ansuan; en 8u bes m
ng9as unb cine rfung Der bere6nen Deparmn geb
Nusfunft
Sn oerebenen &lebeon wie @repe 20 s
a16oe gu Is @ents nb bic pr per Narb babgeb
porbn
500 paar zgnber, aare mooru s6n bette Qua
fat Die gu 81 90 g fen mirbe pau ebe
Daup no I'M eloBz &ebuonen ngretm bic ~
pabrgenommen merben ioQten.
Ste Sne gu SO bas paar albleber f0nmen abrom
oH 9Sr baben e in alien 6aeon Sbs gaar garanirt
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-09-02

meinte: $50 Der Mann tpobl Bic @e>
banfen berfriegt? ? Gin geiftIider
0err 1T er feinesfaus. Ser follte NAL
gu uns in bic 8erge fommen u
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-09-02

= Inter ben ameritanii1em Meraten
giebt es fiinfunbsman3istauien Sos
moopatben.
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cS,m W1Dbel : 9eparten,ettt

nbe en boafdnbger Qusberfau @ Cine nse Mae 9ppi&
un aten nb aus benz 2ager beausgefl nit pobasen prtu
marfrt morben, 6enn mir moln bnea bamt aufrdumen
@oi6e WaanuBbo platom be @aufefabe S. au
rebu3ir.
Soloe aunuBbo alappfube 81 90 auf $3.50 rebu5rt
gue ae Stibe nit boppter 2ebne am &idn fra6
iB 1929 anbersSibl folb a1nnBbos frube $3.50 i $5O
&leordnte bon 81 auwds @6laimmerSs $15 aupdrts.
Sn Mate stubenbeden if bas easer une6cpi
Naes bag biaig
Seppt Jefte! srpbmatem Jee gon elmer Oarb au
yaros Suaus bprtbebae Bargains. So s baB Sober
Aue Hee no nit ben prein peeben nnb bic Qdnge anaan
Sas gubfum w 6a seunnen ann Is uniern aus
berfanf benub.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-09-02

Die erten 8rieiumf6ldse purben
III Jrantrei6 inter 2ubipig XIV. gss
brau1t.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-09-02

Denn i'd al 8erfopfung uno
SartIeibigfeit leibe. nebme id cine
9olis Or. 9iusuf aonig's Samburger
3ropfen unb iofort 1T bas llebel ge6oz
ben.-Peter Sddfer, Ottama, eyfls.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-09-02

- 8eideibenbeit 1T ein gDertbpas
pier, bon benz geipobnlid Nnbere bic
3inlen abldneiben.
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Sin aefntdtes Wphr. fiirtpahr /,

Das unb niats anbers5 1T ber Wsni6, tsHen B.=
oerifanbsfraft resen Mansels etnsm pt,ffamen
etimulan3mitteI 10 nett sef6punhen tit has er gus
fammeniinten unh iia pteusi&t gar neb tbua nhrbe,
wenn elm sewtdtiser @esenianp, ME B. D. sne piirs
bss MatrDne init attaer abrpsrfhue, ii6 cuf ibn bu
hsen reriuHtt. etdrtt Ga6, Sbr baseren, iafts uab
fraitIcien, idwantenben @eftaltsr, NIT Sofetier's
Masenbttters, bab Gua in ben Stanb fesen prt, gut
Ju efen unb ~ psrtauen un6 baburt an WuSfel unb
9raft 5u seminnen. 9but Jbr's niAt, 70 wirb ber
artmme Senienmann Guren 9ebensfaben bale qenua
Sur1Ianeiten. Herpcfitdt, S6iaHcisteit, @alienbes
I@werben, SartIeibtsfeit, Wtalaria. 6beumaitsmus
unb Nterenleifeu perben tnSsffammt BON oieem famc
fen @eiunbbeitss unb arditeefpeder lternuRbsn. SIN
@erbinbuns mt. lem @ebrau6 BON Bittsr5 wirb Der
S6wdfna wpbl tbun, bic 8ebhrfniiie etnes maitrat,
tirten WiagenS gu ftutiren oemSeiben burd 5urds
lids rnt l.iht rerbauli&e acf iu Sdlie 3u tcmmeu.
Sn bieiem Sabre iinb in ben
Sommerfrii6en rotbe aleiber In Mens
&c pertreten.
8eedam's piIiem iinb treue
SSreunbe.
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IL. W0LFSoN.

=tdnmnn9 oon Sommer 22Saaren 1T alien 9epartements
nnh %ertan 5m ia6elbaft biaieen Nreiem.
~ah
The morning call., 1892-12-07
THE WORTHY POOR
At "The Calls" Christmas
Box Bureau.
Railroads to Carry Contributions Free.
Needs of Those Who Are to Be
Remembered.

THE CALLS ChrIstmax Box Bureau, at
Gil Mission street, is now in perfect work
ing order.
Many people are taking great interest in
the work that is being done, aud they show
how they feel in the matter by sending con-
tributiOns to the bureau.
They DO not send toys and tribes, but sub
stsntials, which will he of use to the needy
of our city who shall receive them.
The contributions up to date In clude tea,
coffee, -four, canned fruit, smoked meats.
beans. coal, wearing apparel, shoes and
other useful articles.
Not only are the people of this city acting
in this great movement, but people ouside
of the city are sending in contributions.
To accommodate this class of contributors
the North Pacific Coast Railway Company
yesterday issued an order TO all its agents
to receive for the Christmss-box all contrI-
buttons, large or small, and they will be
transported to this city free of charge; but
the contributors must be careful and mark
plainly on each package "For The CALLS
Christmas Box Bureau, Gal Mission street.
Free" The San Francisco and North Pacific
Railway Company will issue like order to-
day. SO that any one on the lines Of these
TWO roads who has anything that he would
ike to donate needs only TO do IL up In par
GELS, mark il as directed, aud IL will be
brought to the bureau, where it will be
properly psrceled out to the deserving ones.
A number OF women called at the bureau
yesterday for the purpose of obtaining re-
lief and something 10 cheer them during the
approaching holidays. Their appeal was
for provisions and clothing.
The ood-hearted people of this city who
never fail 10 respond TO an appeal for a
worthy cause viii donate much that will
make glad the poor who are SO unfortunate
The morning call., 1892-12-07

rounder loves to stir up strife at primary
election.
Finally the Spring Valley people con-
cluded that the situation demanded inter-
vention, systematically speaking. so the
seventeen seals were turned in 10 work
their sweet Will on the carp.
The rest OF the story is briefly told in the
words OF the engineer OF the pumping works
on the lake.
"The carp bothered us considerably" he
SAID, but we are about quit of them. There
were more carp than we cared TO count
around this wharf year ago. Goodness
Knows how many there were in the lake.
AS soon as the seals were put in we began
to pick up dead carp in the daily patrol of
the banks. At first they amounted to hum
dreds day. All of the carp were killed by
clean bite, which took out the belly part
as clean as circular saw. The seals didn't
seem % care for anything else.
III Is the same to-day, only we pick up
one dead carp now where we picked up a
hundred then. Every carp has piece Bit
ten out III the same place and in the same
way. We gather up and bury all the rest,
Ny idea is that the seal knows the carp is a
Dony fish and doesn't stop 10 finish, know
Ing he can get a square meal off the next
customer. The only fear have is that the
seals VIII be starved out at the rate they are
going
''Some Of the carp In the lake ve,pb
tWeive or hiteen pounds. IL matters not
whether IL Is a big fish or a little one. the
seal always takes one bite, which cuts
clean circle out of the middle"
The seals In Lake MERGED are ouite at
nome. Ihey mount on the panks and
rats and seem rather TO enjoy the situa
ton. Certainly they are we'll fed.
The morning call., 1892-12-07
yOR OF SUCH IS THE KINGDOM.
The Benefit for the Children's Hospital.

Souvenir de Borde. by Louis Heine. Its
rendition was marked by his well-known
finish and dash and he equally shared the
honors with Mr.. Beel. It's unnecessary TO
say that he was greeted with great ap
plause.
Then the lights were turned down for
few minutes and an attache appeared upon
the stage. 1t did not take him long to con-
vert the stage into q mass Of white color.
The piano was draped with q white cover
and the floor OF the stage was covered with
large white rugs. The back OF the stage
had been draped in white and everything
that the eye rested upon was of that color
less color except solitary rustic chair,
which seemed to feel lonesome and entirely
out of place.
When all these arrangements had been
made and the lights turned up every eye
was turned upon the stage entrance.
The most intense silence prevailed and
when Edmund Russell, the great Delsartean
apostle, walked slowly and gracefully upon
the stage. dressed as a monk in pure white.
there was a minute or two Of whispered
comment upon his appearance.
He carried in his right hand number Of
small square pieces of paper on which were
printed 1.-THE Romance of the White
Cowl." 4 thrilling story by James Lane
Allen.
The monkish costume showed the sinewy
and graceful lines of his handsome figure 10
advantage.
He did not pause for moment, but at
once began his recital.
II is a story giving abundant scope for the
portrayal of the various emotions. The
struggle between love and duty, the renun-
citation of his priestly vows. his return to
the abbey q broken-hearted man and his
death.
The effect was somewhat msrred by the
fact that Mr. Russell had TO keep his eyes
almost constantly fixed upon the sheets of
paper which he held in his right hand. His
gestures were consequently restricted.
There is certain charm in his musical
voice that is irresistible and. coupled with
bis grace of manner and powers of express
sion, there is no reason why he should not
be a model eloeutionist
If any fault could be found with his re-
cital last night it would be for something
lacking in deeper emotional parts. When
the monk holds the unconscious form of
Madeline in his arms and for the first time
gazes upon her wondrOus beauty he was
grand, aud succeeded In thoroughly rivet-
ting the attention of his hearers.
The closing scene was also depicted with
pathos and power.
There was no question OF the success Of
the costume recital, and it should become
popular feature In society entertainments.
The prince of Delsarteans was warmly
applauded as he gracefully retired from the
stage
1t should be mentioned that Miss Con-
stance Jordan, an honorary member of the
Abbey Cheney Amateurs. ably officisted as
accompanist during the musical part of the
programme.
The ladies who took part In the pro-
gramme were all attired in white. and the
costumes were most exquisite In richness
and design.
The concert was In every sense pro-
nounced success.