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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-04-19
Stanton Items.

About II o'clock yesterday morning
firs was discovered over the kitchen of
the residence OF John w. Mitchell,
postmaster and merchant at this place,
which, but for the timely discovery
and prompt action OF neighbors, who
worked heroically with axes and buck
cts, would have resu tied In serious
contiagratlon. This is tho second fire
loss Mr.. Mitchell has sustained within
q few months, the other fire being
caused by lightning entering his store
through the telephone wires. The
fire OF yesterday was caused by de-
fective llue and the damage will only
amount to about twenty-five dollars.
Thursday will be tho opening day
for the new race track at the Waverly
Hall stock farm near Stanton. The
track is In excellent condition and
some interesting races will take place
between number of trotters of local
note.
Edward j. Powell. youngest son of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Powell. was ten
dered IL surprise by his numerous
friends at the residence OF his parents.
Maple Grove PARK last evening, the
occasion being the twenty-iirst ami
versary of his birth. Some fifty ladies'
and gentlemen were present to cele-
brate the occasion.
The young man received number
of useful presents, but the one tina
he will probably appreciate the mos
Is handsome silk quilt presented by
his mother. The evening was spent
in playing games until midnight,
when the guests were invited to the
dining room whore an excellent sup
per awaited them.
Some of those present from a
distance were: Mrs Edward Carter.
Miss Annie Carter, Master Alexander
Carter, Howard Argo, Robert and
George Hickman, all OF Philadelphia,
Charles Thompson and Wife, Miss
Clara Thompson and Miss Sadie
Dougherty Of Delaware City. George
Powell and wife and John Powell OF
Newark and Miss Ella Gray of Mar
shallton.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-04-19
DIED.

ROBERTSOS-In Phil adolphla. April II,
1892, Jennie s, daughter OF the late SAM
uel nud Jennie +. Robertson, aged six
W. elIS,
Intcrment at Wilmington and Brandy
wine Cemetery, on " edneslay morning,
April 10th, via g.l0 q. in. train, Broad
Street Station.
MOBBISON-On Saturday. April 10Th,
Amanda S.. wife OF Thomas l.. Morri-
son.
The relatives and friends OF the family
are invited toattend tlA funeral from the
residence of nor husbhlM. near ANundale,
uu Thu sday the 81 inst. Services Mt the
house at 80 "A. m. lntermeut at Whining
ton M d lrandywine Cemetery.
MATTHEW'S -On Monday, the 18th OF
April. William Il. Matthew'S aged q
years.
The friends and relatives are invited 10
attend the funeral services ut his lntt
residence, Northwest corner of Tenth and
Adams streets, on "Wednesday evening
at y O'Clock. lntcrmCnt at Hose Bnnli
Cemetery, Cecil County, Nd, on thurs
day. April 81.
MORRlS-On the 18th inst, Charles N.
son of Anna, and the late Nathaniel
Morris, of Philadelphia, aged % years.
The relatives aud friends are respect
fully invited TO attend the funeral servi
Ces ut the Second baptist Church, Fourti
noon AZ O'Clock, lntcrment at River
view Cemetery.
FUQTA-On the 18th inst, Celia, infan
daughter of Robert and Kat c Fuqur.
Relatives and friends are invited TO thu
funeral from the residence, 1910 Gilpii
avenue, on Wednesday afternoon at
o'c oCk.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-04-19
800


Judge Bail Disposed OF liIh following
eas's at tine mptH5ng's SESSION al tat'
Mimi il4.E Court
Lewis Hal, charsnd with drunken
tGucss, WAS fined and costs, or e
day OH tilr aluile Ptbs.
juscpH5 huInISGn, who was also Hr
rcs'tt ttr lelnG ,ifuIik wa reeon,
united. md given chance to soHel
mp.
II j. Gibbons was emerged with
talkeHness.s and fined tpni costs
William GoudMia, alfataer drunk,
VIZ, ,tsi scntcHaed To pay a line vi :
ana costs.
Howard Gross colJred WAS drunk
and 'Ilsoietcrly AMI raised aim at III
koaI ling hou-n=last night, and W.
i,ncd ~ and COSTS.
The case OF Stewart GlI#, charge
with assault ana bat,cl : W. dt5inis5ct
Oh VuyIuent OF enStS.
Wiiliam alits "AinuE" Xu5tiu, va
charged wltM .drcaay, lat Is the testi
mpny was Insufficient, he vas dis
cIlagE rd.
irseph Hickey Was held III : !OJ bail
to un-wsF NJ court Tor the larceny o
4 cont from John lireer, last Saturday
night.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-04-19

Daniel Jester was before Judge Ball
this morning charged with being
drunk and di7orderly. The testimony
showed that for the past two years he
has not contributed to the support of
his wife, who, with n married daughter
by former husband, keeps board
Ing house at No 227 Shipley street.
lie was employed at the Diamond
State Iron Works, but spent the great,
er part OF his earnings for liquor. Last
night, while drunk he visited the
house OF his wife and step-daughteI
and acted III very disorderly manner
They were obliged. for their own pro.
lection. to hive him arrested. The
wife said that she had plead with him
to stop drinking, and did everything
in her power to make comfortable
home for him, but 1t was all of no avail
and all she asked was that he be com
PEELED to stay away from her. MS she
asked nothing of him. The Judge Ie
lieved her OF his prosecutions for a
short time by imposing line OF 81
and costs or 80 days on tho stone pile,
but IL he should trouble her again he
will probably receive a much heavier
sentence.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-04-19
FIFTH EDITION.,


New CASTLE. April 19-The annual
Easter Monday ball was hold In the
Opera House last evening About
fifty couples participated In the grand
march, which was led by Edmund o.
Conroy and Miss Maggie Kelly, attired
In light blue Henriettal
Among others who participated
We're: Misses Mary Sheridan, Mary
DUFFY, Sallie MeGue, Ella Wilmot,
Cola and Rose Collins Ella Cline Annie
Duffy, Birdie Booth, Annie Stack, Mamie
Bailey, John McCallin, Joseph Carlin,
John Gallagher, William Grimes, Pat
rick Kelley Emmett Griffith, james
Duffy, John Kelly. Michael Griffith,
MIR. Russell and Mr.. Lynch OF Newark
MIR. and Mrs. Fred Brown and many
others of this city. Luncheon was
served ut IL y. m, and refreshments
at 8 d. IN. Music was furnished by the
lrma dance orchestra, new organiza-
ton of this city, which was accom-
panied by Prof. George Price, OF Mid
dletown. The happy gathering dis.
persed ut a. IN.
T The subscribers here were surprised
yesterday by the re.appearance Of the
Wilmington New Castle Star, which
suspended publication some time ago.
The paper has been bought by the New
Castle Star Publishing iCompany, and
has been enlarged, but has no local
news in 1t.
The fishermen made the finest and
largest catch of the season yesterday.
1t Is estimated that between 1900 and
1000 shad were brought in. The high
est number caught by one boat was
that of Conner brothers who caught
100. The boats ran from so TO 100 shad
apiece. Joseph II. King shipped about
700 in boxes to Philadelphia by the
Major Reybold. A large number was
bought by traders from the surround
ing country.
Yesterday was big day in the Hun
garian row IN Shawtown. Easter Mon
day WAS celebrated according to the
Hungarian custom OF the men throw
ing bucketfuls of water on the wU-
men. To-day the women retaliated
by throwing water on the men. Some
OF the men imbibed too freely of
something stronger than water and o
fight ensued.
Information beening sent to the May
or's Office, Officers Hetherington and
Williams went out to arrest the par
ties and were followed by Mayor Her.
bert. While the officers were search-
ing for the offender the Mayor UNI
dertook to quell IA disturbance on the
street, when some of the roWdies
pressed around and threatened to as
sault him. The officers thereupon re-
leased their prisoner, and coming to
the Mayors assistance took the ring
leader into custody and tumblimg
him into Il wagon he was conveyed to
the City Hall, where he was fined %
and costs. The officers then returned
to Dobhinsville, but failed to find the
former prisoner.
Rev. d. }. Flynn will lecture In the
Opera House on Saturday evening,
April 80. His subject will DO Sights
i'm Europe"
Mrs. Rachel T. Clark, OF Phladol-
, phia, visited friends here yesterday.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-04-19

The Levy Court met this morning at
10 O'Clock, but 1t was after IL when 1T
was called to order. The members
were all present; also large number
OF the friends of new Brandywlne
bridge. AS soon as the minutes were
read, w. G. SpIuanee, Esq, on behalf
of the Cherry Island Marsh Company,
made a formal tender to the Levy
Court of the new bridge built by the
company over the Brandywine near
its mouth on the line of Fourth street.
MIR. Spruance read the law authoriz-
ing the building of the bridge, and
then presented deeds from the Nation
al and Atlas Dredging Companies con-
veying to the Cherry Island Marsh
Company the land on the Brandywine
for the western end OF the bridge to
rest upon. He also presented deeds
from these two dredging companies
giving the right of way through their
property from the western end OF the
bridge to the eastern end of the Marsh
Lane.
He also presented deed from the
Cherry Island Marsh Company, con-
veying to william Settars. Atwood Q.
Wildin and Isaac c. Elliott. Trustees
TO hold iii trust the bridge for the use
OF the county of New Castle.
MIR, Jolls offered resolution accept
on the terms of tile law.
A motion was made to adopt the
resolution but Mr.. Jolls withdrew it
by Mr.. Spruan,e's request in order to
appoint a committee to go and see the
bridge and report whether it was
made in accordance with law.
Mr.. Hutchinson moved the appoint
ment OF committee of live to go and
see the bridge, butaccepted an amend
ment from Mr.. Sutton, that the com
mittee consist Of the whole LevyCourt,
and the motion was adopted.
communication from Comptroller
Stats was read, SITTING that owing to
| the low state of funds in tho county
treasury, no bills should be paid ex'
cent those due the delinquent tax
! collectors.
Mr.. Jolls stated there was still
| $4,000 OF uncollected taxes of 1891,
subject to errors hesitles. a25, 900 u
other unpaid taxes which If the county
had, it would be in a good condition.
The following bills were allowed the
delinquent tax collectors:
| ]. X. Handy. s5f.l3; A. II. Durnell,
! S4S69; L. X. Donaldson, 5000; +. A.
Sturgeon, S32.57; George j. Finck
s476 40; John T. Hayes. 57s.9o Z. H.
Bigger, =452 ]. S. ii. Gam S3i.O7
j. T. McWhorter. s21.6T; J. Hart, s34 So
X. G. Brockson S32.09.
AIessrs. Glllis and Eliason were ap
pointed committee on errors for un.
paid taxes OF 1890.
At IL. 20 court took recess to 2.3t
y, m, during which time mcmbers
will visit the l'randywine bridge.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-04-19

Grand OPERA HOUSE.

The DeLange and Rising Comedy
Company opened their engagement at
the Grand Opera House last evening,
In the musical absurdity. "The Charity
School, and the three-act comedy,
Tangled Up" The company is good
one, and the comedy is fair one, but
laughable. The same will appear again
this and tomorrow evenings, but will
be preceded this evening by the skit,
entitled, why"
Sydney Rosenfeld's new play, 'Tm-
agination," will be presented at the
Grand Opera Honse next Friday and
Saturday evenings by an able COM
pany, under the management of
Edwin H. Price. Mr.. Rosenfeld pre-
sents in this play series OF the most
humorous Incidents that has ever
been strung together. The public,
who have had taste of his quality in
THE Senator" "rhe Club Friend, "a
Possible Case" and the libretto of "Tho
Lady and the Tiger" know what to ex.
poet from play in which the author
frankly admits he has made no at
tempt to be serious. A representative
audience should be attracted by this
play.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-04-19
Dots.

$50 boxes Spanish Queen cigars at
zoe box. This is u bargain. Dur
stcin's, No. 5 East I'd.
DIR. j. II. Simms wishes to let every.
body know that he has removed from
Fourth and King streets to AZ Market
street.
Cards nre out announcing the we'd
ding Of p. j. Muldoon of Yorkiyn and
Miss Mary J. O'Neal of New Garden.
Michael Mccartney, employed at
the Belts machine shop, had two fln-
gers of his right hand slightly injured
while at work Friday afternoon.
George V. Massey of Dover and his
family will loaYe homo on May for q
three months trip to Colorado.
General Secretary J. r. King, OF the
y. NJ. c. A., was called to plttsburg,
Pa, yesterday by the illness OF o
relative.
Charles II. Treat was In this city
yesterday. He was en- route from
Baltimore to New York. and left for
the latter city last evening.
The Ford. Fullmer Male Chorus Will
use tonight its new Decker Brothers
concert grand plano which arrived in
this city yesterday.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-04-19

Detectives McNes and Witsll did a
very clover lleue OF detective woi K
last might IN the arrest of hurleS
Thompson. Il uutel cDlprea chicken
and horse thief Il wi b. remeun ,t4i'-
ed thHt last ) I t maer Thompson ST. Oh
Il coop Of chickens from uonas hialr
and hid them in klal's cutn-lield. Mr.
klalr iliiuS The chickens notified
constable numbers OF stanton, who
Summoned Il posse cOiuitatIIS armed
With shot guns ana rUvulvers and en-
tered .eorn-ileidat night to watch
tho appearance ui the thisf.
1hey had not long 10 walt. ! hOnp-
son came for his chickens and tue con.
Stable went Tor Am, bat Ihomp -Dil
ran, followed ~ the gunshOts of eli
Who Wr.e not afraid t. shoot Ihomp-
son, at the same tine lad stolen II
h0Isr itnG wagon from Wlililm Track
IN, which lie lett standing i'll the rua
wnN h. escaped. Ihum1 son was al.
forwards captured by detectives Nj
Ney ami Wltsil and taken before Tn
Municipal court where lie was hpid
for the superior buIl. On tins n4glIt
beturo lie WAS to be- taken before In
Superior Court he by some means, II,
feeird Ills escape from thu ti ty Hall
coils, and nobody knew what hecaaag
oil hun. Detectives MGNeg and Witsf..
however kept Thompson IN mimi.
They fuuai thata cuidred man left
the city at that time to wor. for Il mar
near tic Welsh Nluintun. and that Al
unknDwn eoioratl m4l went with him.
/ Tracing tins up they found le Eiai
they wanted, aud yesterday murninl
| they left FOR the Welsh Mountain
Ills morning NJ ; O'clock they cnmt
back to Wilmington with Thompson
| in Gust DlH and tffufl7.l INN itnutpf In :,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-04-19
Policemen Charged with Neglect.

charged before the Police Commits
sion last evening with neglect OF duty.
Mahoney, 1t is alleged. was off his
beat and asleep In the gas house. He
admitted the charge. but said that the
night IL occurred he was very tired,
having attended funeral during the
day, and that no went into the gas
house to rest. After sitting for few
minutes he fell asleep.
Officer Cohen said that he frequently
went Into tho gas house at night to
talk to the men. The commissioners
held the matter under consideration,
and will probably give decision to-
morrow afternoon. at which time q
special session will be held.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-04-19

beetles. water bugs The most effective
aud permanent remedy is-for two or
three nights to sprinkle RouGm on RATS
dry powder unmiNcd, on, in, about and
down the sink and drain pipe; scatter 10
well but thlnly all over the sink. First
thing N the morning wash IT, all away
down the drain pipe. repeat two or three
nights when all the sects from garrei
to cellar viii disappear. The secret OF this
is in the fact that wherever the bugs or
insects may be during the day. they must
go to the sinks for the water during the
night. They cant stand ROUGH on RATS
IN their water. This is the quickest, most
in this way only at night and washed
away early in the morning Another way
is 10 mix n tablespoonful of ROUGH ON
RATS with half pound OF brown sugar,
sprinkle IL ON rear OF cupboard shelves OF
in plates, or ON sheets OF paper pluco d
nigh out OF reach of children.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-04-19

The choir of St. raurs Catholic
Chursh gave grand concert ut THE
Academy of Alustr last evening. wAt.h
" attendad by Il large audience Mis-,
t'uriey presided 1T the piano. ant l..
:, Preston wae director Of nlstr.
Miss Mary liaelIauu, col tIlhp. aud
Noses Mary eonEcr and l.ixzie 4.
lu-Eaft svpfahoa, sang the Night
Watch. in HI tXcrllcIt iupHncf, an
each also sang II solo W. y. Mllct
sang .i.eunuv4 from the op IA 81 I'll
lrevafare, and analatf=t 81 Professor
Ne'N7ters pupils appeared ~ tiIncns,
1Ne concert &ia a 55teruas every
respect ana All who Wore present Nere
we'll ieaz cd
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-04-19

Entry cards We're sput ont yesterday
by Nureitntendent NJ. / Hayden, OF
tnr Wilmington fHr, which VIII be
held at Hazol Dell Park on September
q, 7, 3 undJ
ne races TINT have bean arrange
for are as follows: Wilmington stake
2-iI cllss, trOitlns, purse 9lOn1i the
Delaware stnke, ~ eiHss, trottiHg
purse SlgjJ; .-5eav.Oias purse 5000
3,yrHr-aids, SOD, i-year.oIis $500
SEQ, 2.31. 2.35, 30, = - cilas, trottiGE
each, s5BO; 80, - and ego class
pncing, oach, 500; NeN Castle count
800 class, Lurss $500, ranainR, half
l.l.s Es+.a y, i52G.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-04-19

The attraction at tho Academy this
and to morrow evenings and to-mor-
row afternoon will be- that side.split
ting farce The New Mugg's Landing"
specialties, funny climaxes, etc. This
farce is too well.known to the thea.
tre-goers of this city to be commented
upon, and as 1t will be presented by a
strong company it will no doubt be
greeted by large house at each per-
formance.
The favorte comadlenne, Matte
Nickers, will appear mt the Academy
the latter three evenings of this week,
in her latest successful and romantic
comedy, "Edelweiss," or The Snow
Flower"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-04-19

The Loyal Temperance Legion OF
the Ninth ward is In n prosperous con-
dition. At every meeting new mem
bers are being received. 1t is to be
regretted that the l.. L. l.. at Sixth and
Penn streets, are not equally active.
The parents are requested to wake up
and send their children to the last
named place on Friday evening, and
to Shorter Chapel on Saturday even
ing. A little rivalry between the two
places may do much good, and may
result in leading many boys and girls
to be wiser and better.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-04-19

On Sunday night, NJ. Schlager, No
3 East Fourth street, received cable
gram from Germany requesting him
TO send on all the beef no possibly
could immediately. lie could get but
few here and 50 he went TO lhlladel
.phia yesterday, where lie purchased
100 head and had them slaughtered,
WORKING ali last night to fill The order.
He will load one ear from Wilmington
and one from Philadelphia MIR,
ISchlager in an advertisement in an.
'Uther column calls attention To tho
fresh meate and low prices at his store
No. 8 East Fourth street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-04-19

Easter day was fifty observed at st.
Matthew's Mission. White flowers
only were used in tho decoration of
the altar, the cross and cnnilesticks.
however, being tastefully twlned with
smilax. The floral decorations to
golher with the white hangings, pre-
sented Il most beautiful effect. Mr.. II.
ID. Spcakman o.iiciatod Mt the services
at y. IN. all,t preached an able sermon
on the resurrection.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-04-19

The regular meeting of the Iiistori.
cal Society of Delaware, was held last
evening.
The treasurer reported balance OF
500 in bank. Thomas T. Bayard, Jr.
of this city. and John barclay Of
Camden, Were elected nom ers.
Lewis Z. Nandegrift reported that II
would cost $50 to retOuch the por.
trait Of Commodore McDonough.
Amos G. liIinton was present ard
showed some historical matter which
lie desires to have published, but ne
action was taken.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-04-19

An interesting surgical operation
was performed on thursday afteFHoou.
the 18th INST at the 7unitarium Of lir.
2. II. Hasscnplug 6jJ \. 10th street,
bhiladeiiihlu WHO TrIu0Ka{l an oy4iluu
tufnor, weighing over fifty pounds.
from Mis-. kille Of Camden. y. j. II
was cyst uf alit!l0eHlar character.
rendering It's removal dangerous ana
nitlcult Mrs hille Is loln. as we'll
rs c N be expected, anu tly ,lIJie re-
Bults are antIcIpatnI.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-04-19

The Edge Moor Bridge Com pany
wants hand-riveters, iitters.up and
clippers on riveted work, and men and
boys who understand tits kind of
work can find IL good job at remunera-
tive wages. The Indications are favor
able for work of all kinds the coming
season, and all who wish employment
need not remain idle, Only tho worth
less will continue o tramp and beg.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-04-19

'iscopal Churches yesterday re,
as follows:
st. Andrews F. T. Warner, senior
warden; Willard Thomson, Junior
warden; J. II. Hotfeuker Jr.. George
w. Baker William Luke, Alfred Lee.
A. S. Elliott, Ii. q. Morse and Dr. q. b.
Naudain.
st. Johns Francis g. DUPONT.
senior warden; Isaac s Elliott. junior
warden; George A. Elliott. treasurer,
Eodgers wilson secretary; J. cloud
Elliott, Edward q. Bradford Lewis >, .
Williamson, j. b. Hutchinson and Aus
ain Harrington.
:. manuel. Highlands-Wi William r.
Grinckle. senior wardeniJolu bradley
kunior warcen John Hutton, William
Watmouth, Alexander Campbell Vim
tayres, " m. Mckinley. Holm Bancroft
and +. ii. Law
Calvary Joseph Jae4lett, senior
warden James b. Carter. junior war
den; Mn. L. Porter, Georga Coke .ll4
M. Griffin, Thomas Jackson, Edwin
Mitchell, John Is, Forman William
Vurner
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-04-19

for May greeta thr Eabie5 wilma emile
rs sweet a. tie month l4-elf ha=tows.
There Is a May.fiey ss5fy about lhs
Kits that went ii -Mayins which will
please Baby AMI Mamma as BAIy-
LANDS stories arc sure 10 d., and there
are bright little iTuldeHts an nerry
fales with rictGles ti-at speak tqtt aem
selves enough TO Inst t8f la - tart.
Zine and playtIus 4uti5 ti.t, heNf !4la.
Der arrives. 5fH-'tit It 5tr5tr. ! t.strts B
pum9er, d. Eotarup Comp nys hos,
ton, Mass.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-04-19

HOLLY OAK, April IS.
DEAR Sm:-Please contradict the
piece published in your paper to-day
in regard to j. Anderson's wife living
in Ireland. She lives at Carpenter, on
the Is. ~ o. railroad, having left her
husband three years ago. IL you will
kindly publish this piece tomorrow
you will oblige j. ii. ANDERSON.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-04-19

For the past 80 years, man named
Thomas Poole, has resided near Christi
lana In n hut made OF poles, corn.fod.
der and sods. He made u precarioui
living by raising truck, and his only
companions were an iInbecile brothel
and twelve dogs, all OF whom occupied
the sumo shanty. He died on Sunday,
sessed Of considerable money. search
is being made for 1t. He was about "
years OF age and we'll known In the
vicinity.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-04-19
Should he Wen Attended -.

Tho benefit to DO given tho attaches
or the Grand Opera House, on Friday
evening,at that commodious and COM
Portable theatre should be well attend
ed by the theatregoers of this city.
The attraction will Sydney Rosenfeld's
comedy, "lmagination," of which an
explanatory notice can lie seen in an.
other column. Tickets can be had of
any of the attaches and reserved at box
Office without extra charge.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-04-19

George II. Hoilis at V. . East IN
Etreet, has On hanh eight new li.syele-
khat lie Will sell al your own price Ills
Eeason for doing 50 IS to Clear item
out and quit tas business.