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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-02

Tic wife Of Il cU!ored host,ar. who
does not Iva far from tie corner al
Eighth aud TatEall streets, was seen
by party OF men passing stlntlins
upon her step trying 10 got IN the
house a. II. m, en- Thanksgiving
III fnihg, .5ha had no key. and the
Llfsld knock that was lIrst given, did
net arouse the siumber, OF the fumlly.
l'te knocks became Louder, and MS her
anger Increased 'hs knocks increased
III luuducss until every baby up3u
lie l,lurh" had bcen aroused. Seine
ono IN her house let her IN. Rathel
a late iour 10 br out alone, we think.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-02
FIFTH EDITION,


DOVER Dec. Tho crowd OF mar.
sons nc tho trial OF the Harris case
reached Its full proportions to-day.
The defence produced its witnesses.
Inc ilrst witness was Daniel NJ.
hldgely. He was examined by Mr..
Bird. He had known Mr.. Harris for
SIX years and personally since 1891.
lie sat At the same table with Harris ~
tto Capitol Hotel several times. lie
also talked about everyday matters.
lie had no conversation with Mr.. Harris
since the time named.
In his room at Captain Bonsail's tho
witness had cOnvCrsed with Harris in
reference to tho codicils to his will.
lhis was after certain newspaper artl-
Giles published 10 the effect that undue
influence had been used over him.
harris said that the articles were UNI
true. Butler had never seen tho
cohloils to the will until after they
were written and shown to him. He
sniu that Butler had never asked him
TO take u drink. Mr.. Harris said that
he felt better than he had before und
he was not worried or bothered as he
wac ut the hotel, He did not say who
worried him. Mr., Harris always In.
qnired for Mr.. Eldgsly's father
Mr.. Ridgely saw Mr. Harris five or
six times after lie removed TO Captain
l}onsulls. He had been alone with MIR.
Harris. On one occasion no asked the
witness IL the Ridgelys In Delaware
were related to Commodore Ridgely
o. hampton, On another occasion
ar. Harris spoke OF the power OF at.
torney given to MIR. Hall. and said he
had given 1t 80 that MIR. Hall could get
the bonds A contest had been made
over his will. He wanted the bonds
to give 52l,O00 worth to Butler $1,000
to Clark and $4,000 each to two men in
Norfolk He said he wanted to bo
sure that these parsons got the money.
This conversation was carried on In a
business.like manner. From his APP
pearance and the facts known to him
the witness did not believe that Harris
was ineane. The Witness considered
him a remarkably bright man
John Z. Pennewlll was the second
witness called by the defence. He
hnh lived in Kent county sixty-four
years. He had known Mr.. Harris
nbout seven years. The witness was
postmaster. and Mr. Harris did cou-
siderable business in money orders
anil postal notes. He FIRE Iuently talk
oil with Mr.. Harris. lie conducted
his business in business way, AMI
the witness thought Mr.. Harris retty
sharp.
John wesley brown, VINO nursau
MIR. Harris in 1888. was the next wilt
ness. He considered him perfectly
sane.
The next witness called by the de-
fence was Henry Frlsbaum. lie was
examined by Mr.. kenney. He had
lived in Dover since 1867 or 1868 and Is
n barbes. lie had known Mr.. Harris
for six or seven years lilo still does
Mr.. Harris work now, Recently Mr..
Harris had told him that there was a
happy family at boIlsalrs. The wit
ness snid Mr.. Harris is reebler than
formerly. but he could not say he was
Of unsound mind. He seemed very
well this morning.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-02

Charles tnrrow, who says His home
is AT tHlndrn, Del. made the fourth at
tempt to take his life Yesterday at
Gam len, \. J, lie entered hotel,
ana ft'r betug assigned to aIuouu
appeared in tho corridor hat less and
roa'lrss. HIS actions aroused suspi.
zion. and on being examined at the
station house, 1t WIS found that he
h9d drank quantity of chlorJform.
tie empty bottle being found upon
ltim. ... ...-..
Carrpw also drank tho deadly drug
d rec times in Pmndalphia with SUI
ct,ial int"nt, hut IN every OCCASION his
life was sHynd hy the vigorous use Of
the stomach pump. Inc lust dose
Will not Kill him
Calrow statai that he had no desire
10 llvo ainCe tho death of his mother,
hut he IL believed to be addicted to The
use Of ChloraI and is said TO have re.
Gently lost his position Hs drug Jerk
In our Ol the hospital, OF lhlladGtplIiu
owlisg TO excessive uSa OF tho drug.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-02

know one OF the manv signs OF the dis.
ease that follows Overwork,
A poor appetite for breakfast. at
times complete ilstlte for all kinds
of food (even the little reluctantly
taken ~ oducing general dscomfort)
these symptoms demand a sober
thought, To-day II Is known that the
nerve centers govern all tho processes
throughout the body. Perfect diges.
tiun and assimilation require that the
nerves work i'll harmony with this di.
gestiye apparatus. And it WIS on this
recent highest medical Information
that paine's celery compound, the
medicine that makes people well, was
first prepared. 70 all who ARE over
worried, the following letter from Mr.
4. j. Moore tells II story that should
DO read and hcedod. IL is from ono OF
the plain people:
81 am greatly pleased with the good
results obtained from the use OF
faines colery compound. Previous to
lis use | doctorrd with two of the
beet doctors here, and my health was
not improved in the least by the treat
ment received, ON the recommends
| ton of Il friend procured Il bottle of
Paihe's coiety compound, and before /
had used one bottle ! noticed an i'm
proyement in my health. and decided
to continue It's use aud give the medi-
cine fair trial. have about finished
the fourth bottle. and | have almost
entirely regained my old.tiIne health
] and VlEor. My ailmcnt was disor.
dered stomach, and my whole system
I was out Of order. My appetite was
/ poor and very irregular, and MS an old
friend whom met on the street OK.
pressed II, after onquiring about my
helth when was under the doctors
care, %, you arc a Eoner" Iiut my
improved condition has convinced him
Of his incillcienry as medical eX-
aminer and Prophet"
! Mr.. Moore is n citizen of Toledo,
and lives at 2l09 litcn strest In that
city. 10 Is president OF the trades
council and trustee of the painters
union "lIe stands high with all union
mon, SAYS ths Toledo Blade.
\ careful nun or woman either
Keeps Paine's celery compound on
hand. or knows Just where he can
easily procure il.
Ii ls tho remedy that makes people
we'll. II has shown itseit to be an
Ideal remedy in cases where nutrition
il al important factor. and where di.
| geBtlon Is feeble
| 1t is az far superior TO the ordinary
nerve tones and sarsaparillas as the
diamond is to the ordinary glass
Try 1t aud DO convinced.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-02

A friend "a II, hurredlv upto YOU
rep ttar to-day AMI 6ald: Il have a
good item fUI you. uHt cane pencil
and paper ard the reporter wrote ia
follows: "A Ninth street electric Cal
ran over man upon TINT thorough
tara. ami it dii him no great injury at
all. GE0n further Investigation IL was
found the man WAS IL Il trench HwO \
below tho surface OF In. rack. 1h3sp
are some oil the vieisaltudes which tnt
poor pencil pus cher has to 40 Though
lie certainly ncods Tho sympathy OIL
the pu Iic.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-02


sunni 3at.t. rr,.a SNYDER.
FrArk Thomas and William y ,sttn
were fined = ana casts for drunken.
Irrs In the Municipal t curt this morn.
Ing
Iuo case against Stephen Solloway,
u oSs charged villa throwing stones
at ..dward atpgers, fd7 ruuu.nued un.
I'll Wcdaesiaytsvanfng
Carrie Lows was discharged, as tie
evidence show9d That she was suspl'
cloued ftl-Oly OF ataa Ing aud only
acted 10 get hor liberty. The allrGod
nssHuii and battery wa- commit Ell on
Miss Mary Moss WHO Is Ctnuloyeii Ivy
Air. EosenNoit. at the clotung store
800 AarLGl street.
lEe eHse against lierhert JohHaou,
cOlorGd, charged With assault aud bat
tary I'll William Mltehcll, was con
tiuurd l.4tul TINS eyniIiug IN order {,
sabi ottta II Witness. Tho Dali was
piilcgd al sIvJ.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-02

bOtA.
Miss Florence NJ. Jamison. OF Rock
dnle. is entertaining Miss Ella NJ.
Hopton, OF this city.
/ John II. Turner. o. this city. has
! gone on cunning trip down the
Peninsula.
Mrs. David T. Marvel. wife OF Judge
Marvel. who has been Ill for several
weeks at tho Clayton House. is recov-
etng.
Miss Susie Hickman. of Chesapeake
City, is visiting ergrandmother, Mrs.
Reese.
In match game OF football played
on Thursday, the Columbia Juniors
defeated the first eleven OF Rockfords.
They forfeited the game by leaving
the grounds at the ond of first half.
Columbus lined up as follows: Lyons.
right end; Walters, right tackle; Shell
ton, right guard; Gagan centre.
Chief Of Police Dolan reports 2s7
arrests during the month OF Novem-
Der.
Noah White. q middle-nged colored
man, residing on French street above
Eighth Is confined to his bed tiom
nervous prostration.
Among thoss who were present
from this city at the WiLworth and
hughes nuptials at Elkton were Mr.
and Mrs. Joshua Wltworth and the
Misses Harvey.
Vim. Coming. who Ia now located at
Collins Beach. visited our city to-day
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank McClary. Of
i'hilade lphia, who have been visiting
her mother Mrs. Charles II. Shuster,
No. 10 Wost Thirteenth street, he.
turned home to-day well pleased with
their visit.
Harry Pierce. of this city, hrs re-
turned home from weeks visit to
friends at Puulsboro, n. j.
Mrs. John A. Fry, who has been very
Ill for the past two weeks. Is rapidly
recovering.
The Junior Christian Endeavor So
ciety OF the First Presbyterian Church
will be addressed by Secretary Fergu-
son. Of tue Pennsylvania State En-.
Leavor Society, on Monday night.
Catherine Mills. OF Wyoming, Del,
brother to Stunshury Murray, Jr., OF
this city. lie very Ill.
$500 Atwood pants made TO order;
reduced from five dollars. l.. 4 l..
lhllors. J2l Market street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-02
The FRIEND Q? iAlva
T. J. Moore is President of
the Trades Council.
WaII-KnOWn Trustee Of the Paint
terS' Union in Toledo.
Many Other Workinsmen IIav-
ing the Same Struggle for
Existence.

Tie panic Just bore hardest upon
the wurkingmen and women.
Theira has been the greatest worry.
They have had to labor harder than
ever to support their families. To-day
there are thousands of overworlSed
and overworried people struggling
along, many of them under tho bur-
den OF dyspepsia. or insomnia, un.
happy and fretful, but not helpless
rs MIR, Moore shows
fhose who awake more tired than
when they went to bed, with an UNI
pleasant taste in tho mouth, and the
tongue parched, coated, aud dry,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-02

A pleasant surprise was given the
pastor OF East Lake Presbyterian
Church last Wednesday evening by
tho ellorts of CoInmitte OF the Chris.
tian EndeaYor Society of which N. Is.
Culbert is chairman. An invitation
was extended To- the whole vicinity to
attend church on that evening to give
thanks. During thls meeting over
twenty-five expressed their thanlis for
tho meiGies Of the veRr, Tho whole
affair WIS tho greatest surprise the
pastor. the Rev. j. Edger Franklin. has
hs during his ministry, for he wits
OK prcting the usual number that ut
tended the weekly prayer meetings.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-02

just at this time. when we are chron.
tfiinE 81 in1ug' accidents upon tHe
e!eeitr rorls,@ulF attention has beer
ciaied 10 patent driver ca.lci tht
Robins ME guard OF safety fender Il
Il an arrangement male Of wire to b
attsttbG 70 tic trout eId OF Il ca ana
by various taats that hsvc been ndie.
Il Eas proved itself slleees4 Tests
have bton maize On general roadt
catching Over three hundred people ii
different hGas and tallntng rs fast as
fifteen niles an hour with pbsaintf
safety zoo. caught, HIii with tHlt ),
slight shocn.Z From the DESCRIPTION Il
loakS Ike a success altl aAoaiu bo sly
on Il trial upon OHr roads.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-02

certain cOlorcd man we'll known
In political circles, and who was so
unfortunate as to lose his wife, having
tired OF being alone IN the world, has
been SEGA paying attention to a very
pretty and stylish cnlorel school
teRchur He Id n man VI good moral
habits and she ts lady through and
through. They are very suitable TO
each other, perhaps they are feeling
that II Ia not good TO he alone. No
cards are out AZ yet.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-02

The Jackson 4 Sharp Company
shipped twenty-five passenger and
baggage cars Gil Friday to the
Florida Central ard Peninsula Riil.
rOad 90. The firm Is also finishing up
several cars for another company and
will DO ready to ship them In n few
weeks. Tho company is doing sons
work in the snsh mill AMI repairing
vessels in tho shipylrd. Tho apron.
tees and only a few men are employ
Ell. Tie firm has prospect for lot
! OF now cars, but II is not yot positive
the contract will be made. II 1t is u
few more hands Will be taken on hut
the Old ones will 10 given the prefer
eDce.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-02
NnILI.t.

our stock OF Xmas goods is com.
pleta In every particular.
We hClieye we eau show you the
finest largest aud best assortment u
ludleS' goli watches to los found in
Wilmington, also q line line Of gcntle.
nen b and chlidreu's wdlchus, in guld,
silver and nickel.
our assortment Of riags Ia even
larger tlian last season. and ono that
has never before been eutalud here
We r,in show you many new AMI pref.
t. styles IN opais aud fiiHmOnds. IN.
tishly new Ibis season. Also a beauti.
iHl line OF diamonds. ruhIes, emrralds,
re Ri turquoise. etc.
Watches aud rings afro our sperinl'
ties. vet we lave an elegant ussort
tncnt oG ieweltS nll siiver%Irc. You
are invited tn Inspect our stock.
l,pnnmber, We haudle only suel
guods as We can saieY guarantee.
Mn lEn I. DAVIS,
No . L., Second at
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-02
IiItfrt, hSnilnu

This morning large shepherd dog
heIoaEing TO Daniel Quill, front and
5laryiand avenue bit tho l2-Year-old
daughter of jacob Hanssman, on the
lelt hip. lIe made mark OF about
three inches in length and the blood
was about to como when tho doctor
arrival. The wound has boon eaiiter-
lied and tho little GIL on her parents
arc not worried over the affair.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-02

The Superior Court was only in sas.
sion half an nonr this n,prning. There
we're no cnEo7 ready for rial and al
tournament was made lutll this after
noon, when tine special Jury list will be
gene over and the cases set for trial.
There will be fifteen special iuries
drawn but tho jurors hayo not yet
boon en- paneled.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-02

PYLE UNDERWOOD Ecv. r. X.
Millct. MIR. Frank Pyle and Miss licrtha
NJ, Underwood. at the residence OF the
brides father. Nnrslalilon. ncl, on
Thursday, Nuy. 18th. 1893
SHoHr-noU GiIEHTY- tho rest.
dence OF the brides parents, ild Ea {
Sixth street on Wednesday evening,
Nov. 20. 1908. by the Rev. John II. [.
Hanna, Mr., Harry :. Short aud Mis-
Rachel A. Dougherty. both OF wilmins.
ton. Hell
RASH NGtAM. ~ The Ashury NJ. +.
parsonage, ~ Wal iut street on Wed,
n"Sday evening, Nov 20. lSlj by the
Rev. John u. {. Hanna. MIR. Lawrence
Rust ct Wilmington and Miss Maggie
Ingram OF New Haven. Conn.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-02

We Aava beautiful line OF Goilu-
lold goods in our window for the Holt
Gar5, which would make 4 very nc.
Coptable present, with ths prices
right. We have a line Of imported
goods that WI he oren fol inspection
ncXt week Look nj our window,
then. DaYis ~ Co.,=:iI3 Market street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-02

Tho electric wire passing through a
tree opposite $40 Orange street, In
soiLe way hud m engagement. As the
limbs wore forced against tho wire by
the action of tho wind, bright light
would spring up. and to all appear.
ances, the troe was being burned lha
sight attracted crowd and was view
oil BY humber OF people.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-02

Ioscrh l.. Carrenter has sod his
largo brick mansion at Ninth and
Harrison streets. to II. H. Wheeler.
lEe property is $50 feet front, ami III
feet deep The house Is three stories
high and beautiful structure, Mr..
Wheeler will occupy his new homo in
n ieW months
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-02

Court OF CLancery mot this morning.
but the only buslness transacted WIS
dIernssion as TO what stock shall bs
retained by the Equitable Guarantees
and Trust Comrnny as trustees of tho
pied the attention OF the Chancellor
nil morning.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-02

The orchestra of Delaware Avenue
Baptist Sunday school Numbering 70
pieces. under the leadership OF George
hyatt. will give concert in the
church on Tuesity evening, Derem,
ber ,. Although new organization,
tho orchestra cuntaias some good
material and promises 10 give goo.
account OF itself IN the future.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-02

A benefit for tho poor fund OF the
Kings Daughters Society will DO
gIgeiI at the New Century Club. next
Tuesday evening. Tho entertainment
VIII be given Mr.. Folk Miller, an al,
tis: who IS well verscd In the negro
dialect, and whose entertainments are
entertaining and interesting. This ie
FOL n good cause and should be well
utt2aIGd.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-02

Tie Manning Library Association
held very uelisutIul sociable on
lhanks.ivin evening in tie ODD
Fellows Hall, upon tho Highlands.
About sixty couples participated. Inc
music was delightfully."- rendered by
the Robinson Orthe 5tra.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-02

N ssrs Barlow aud Weer, tie we'll.
Known produce dealers EayN notice
tat ton per eFnt Of the each receipts
upon Wednesday last w0uli he given
. tie u aware Hospital. The result
Is ANNOUNCED this morning, ard this
worthy lirm cash sal0s anIoIntel to
+ls',up that day, ten per cent being
RS 70, which amount has been sent to
tins populHi hospital.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-02

First N. p. Church OF New Castle Del.
Preachlns 5 p. N. by Rev. j. ID. KinIer
pre- ,ihent or Maryland Conference. Sun
day school . p. IN. Class 0 u. M. and
prayer meeting 10. II. IN. Christian En-
delvor $40 y. IN, and revival I'D p. m.
led BY J. D. Salmona Prayer meeting
"Wednesday evening.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-02

A\ANiEh : % rr-pct tatfe whI,-,
W gIl Tor pc elA,I huuac por.. witb
itI".ens.a Alp.A 1T - M,Tarf 81. g..'
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-02

Then buy your coal mud wood now
from H. r. sergeant, dealer in coal
wood, and grain, Western oats bllel
hay anu straw, Hickory wood fol
open CRATES. Yard lo6 Maryland Ave
Phone 30. Central Office, ith anL
King streets Phone is1.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-02

W.T. T I1IFFF- 87'T7E Wv
Iranic on the ltsiGw0in River and
Lancaster Railroad, Which wa, cper.
ated by the Wilmington uud northern
Railroad, Eas eHt.rev sIspeAaed YES,
terdny The roal got into iiuDnciul
difficulties SOME months ago. and on
beptatnhor iBt was leased by the VII
nlnaton and Northern for period oil
three mouths, That company OpGr
eted the road at loss NJ $50 "A month
and upon the expiration of then least
declined TO renew 1t, END have Temoy
sd ali Of tnelr rolling stock.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-02

The Rev. S. B. Moeser. formerly OF
Patterson. y. j., and the gentleman
that accented the call to the Second
Baptist Church ut Ninth and Franklit
streets, will preach to. m orrow Ills tlrsr
sermon lu that beautiful edluce.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-02

The Veteran Detectiva.e strong
melo drama. will lie presented Mt the
New Peoples Theatre this evening By
a strong company of selected artists.
Tho plcce Is All that 1t Is claimed TO he
and worthy OF success The story is
ono that ia true IN every respect. The
enEagement will conclude with per.
torrance this evening.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-02
ErsnI tInrHains IN 0NrrcOnIs.

Several oyercoats uncalled for
will be sold at n sacrifice. Overcoats
for SIS, 80 SO; worth double tue
money. liverpool a London Talloss.
III Market street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-02

Make no mistake. but buy Mnlnalrs
Syrup OF tar, etc for coughs and
colds. Made only by N. b. Danforth.
graduate in pharmacy, Second aud
Mlrket streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-02

George Burrsll, of Washington, Ed.
ward Wells. OF Pittsburg, and Wm.
Lewis, OF Georgia, have boen register-
ed at Stansburys Murray, Jr's. Hotel
No. 104 Eaet Front street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-02

Go TO nr, j. II. Smms & son. FUa
King strt ct. now, Tor Dr, STAINS IA.
nous Nhlte PutnoHtc Ralsam, tile
lung cure. COG hing street. L.egaht
medicine depot.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-02

F1r the finest rnliu,f photographs
at tHe lowest prices, - To lipllIu1a
gaiiarY. 3nI Market slrnct. open all
lay lhurks8lying Dlv.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-02

COL And why not
WAVES b ~ I2"' no. , ria5t
ARE in to 9th and
o,,,,un Market and fit
GUMlH0 yourself and
boys out for
Winter Warm Suits,
0rereoatS and Refers,
Heavy Underwear and
everything yon.wlII Want
in Clothing, Hats and
Shocs,=A mere quotation
OF prices gives you no IDEA
OF values. and We cordially.
invite YOU to c&alainc arc.
fully, compare critically
and Judge for Yourself a
towhether any ono can give
you noie {. better lor the
mon y. Wc are not afraid
Of your decision and offer
every induccmeat Tor your
advantage, Ono low price
plainly marked on every
Comment l,.ttrt. 9rtijsif
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-02

CKANB OPERA HOUSE.
- Wednesday Might, December c,
lie stlrnIni ely funny rontcdt,
THE : PRODititl. !; lt1HfK,"
Io2erher with the Irfsr Omen MIS- II "a.
an CLiSIa Who Wi sur her famous
songs, Poor Nike. "BuuI YUm TEmk
~ Make Sin, ne ami her wonderful
hrow Tim DOWN, Met lusNcy
\ EW-GENTIEY GETR.
~ uc,lay Evening Decemrer ..
ENrEkT ~ NJ vi hy POLK IL. Mif.LEl;
Tor the ii'n''lt OF the Is ing Daugh-
trrN thdeliS Fund,
TJcketS, ~ cents Reserved seats. q cents.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-02
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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-02

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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-02

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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-02

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