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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-16

Philadelphia. Pa, who hat cured him OF
the bad ELECTS of ind!scrctlon. Well.
went and saw nr Thcel and mnst say
he was unlike the other ply sicians. lie
carefully and thoroughly examined me
and stated that my trouble was due 10
BLOOD Poison ana Weakness brought on
by my own folly. After six we ks under
tnts learned Ean's treatment. ali the
pimpies sld hotches left me; my appetite
imprOvcd:I slept better; my poor mem
DRY became stronger; my hair stoppeil
failing oat; my Ihrnnt aud mouth healed
up;l gained - rounds ia SIX months: !!
could wink .nin for miles; my whole
ody became cledn; thu bels aud hard
swollen glands laft mo, no more head.
eehei no more unpleasant dreams OF
pnlnsin small of buck; felt young and
Apply once more. Four years havo pass
ed and | an well aud strong. | see 30
many pfaIslns 'he good and noble-hcari.
ed blt. THhEl., ana | want to ada ny
liitle hit and say all. whoever YOU may
be. rich or poor go md consult DIR.
q. u. TUEEi. 1871 ARCH STREET.
Puii.a.. formerly of BIS N. Fourth 81. 4.
lie VIII cure positively, II n cure IL puss.-
he. otilce houcs. 80; Evenings. G---o.
Wednesday and $ saturday evcningl to
20; Sundays p-l2. send five a-cent
stamps Tor book. TRUTH. the only book
exposing limcks who COPY his advertise.
n ents. No name or address VIII lie pub.
shed without consent If patient.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-16

PHILADELPHIA, Ang Ii. $50 Flour steady;
winter supcrtinc, -. 1ai; winter cx.
traS s225".it; No. winter famiiy. S2iGf
2.50i Pennsylvania roller, straight s25u ~:
western winter, cIcn., S"tv4.2.GJ Wheat
higher, firm, with ii34e. bid and Sc. asked
for august. torn tirm higher, with falSc. hid
ana tf'ilc, ASKED Tor August. Oats iIin. higher.
With ~ s., bid and 37c, asked Tor August Beef
firm. Pork tirtas Lard firm; western steam,
~ city 500 q a. Butter iira.; western
dairy, l2ia,' Tia. western creamery. lIRg}r..
Elslhs, @iH Esnn-y lyHnia creamery prints
fancy. ~. do th"ice III. do. falr to good,
2l2s@e.: prints inhhIuE. 2la 2sr. CfHt.sc steady;
New York large, ~ ~ 81; snnLl, t.itatse. ;
part skins, "a g. -: full skins. use Eggs
hrmi Ne" hork lni l'ean- ylraGta, l',G li5ac.;
western, fresh, 10 gFs lie.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-16

The goth grand meeting at Iiare's
Corner IRVING F,u8 will tuke pface on
lhurslhy afternoons and tine display
OF equine agility may hn expected uu.
der the management Of Peter A Faran,
WHO Is Ebreast VITA The times IN this
Kind OF zgpgt Here viii 10 q colt
race race q. the q, 90 eIlss, a race Of 5,
- and 10 The contest Is omen to
an trOtters and puGsrs, Ladies' and
children Rre invited. which Indicates
the maintenance of good order.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-16

WASHINGTON, Aug. 10 The statistics
of illteracy in the United States are given
for the first time il the abstract OF the
eleventh census. Ii is shown that of a
total population over 10 wears Of age OF
4I,4l3.alJ there are Il a!i104 illitcratcs, or
over /" per cent. The percentage Of illit-
crates i'll the white population is over ~,
and of colored population almost II. the
latter being overGJ per cent. in the south
pru states
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-16

BETHLEHEM, Pa, Aug. ga special
from Saylor's lake, where Instructor
Mack, with n party of Nazareth hull stu
dents, are camping, says: While rowing
in the lake the boat was cnpslci. Captain
Mack was saved, but Cadets Townsend,
of Nazareth, and Webb, Of the West In
dies, were drowned. The lake is fully
twenty miles in the mountains from here,
with n" direct Geographic or telephone
communication.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-16

Erwin cochran ey .Glerk OF Peace,
Is candidate Tor the Democratic
nomination for Representative In
Congress, and desperate effort is
being made TO secure delegates Tor
him. Samuel Bancroft, Jr., is the
speoial object Of attaek next White.
man. Handy OF Cooch, not having sul.
hcient hacking 10 attract much utten-
ton. Cochran Is a willy politician, ana
1t is said that he Will have the boys
with him. IL will not bs surprising
therefore; If he should carry oil the
plum.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-16

We have received Nos. Is, 49, IL, Is
- and 20 OF tic Art Gallery OF the
World, and persons who may wish to
complete the set are invited TO call al
our Office either with or without cou.
pons. Ibe entire twenty numbers
Will he furnished for -. No prottler
book can be found, and scores OF them
should yet be dispoaal
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-16


For the Biennial Incampment OF tho
Supreme Lodge and Grand l.ncalIp-
melt Of the Knights of PyIhlas OF the
world, TO be he'd ut Washington, u. C.,
August s1th to September , H. mcil.
sire. the Pennsylvania lkIilruaI Com.
panY will sell. from August 23d to
18th. inclusive. rolnd.trip tickets to
Washington and rotnrn 0t Iate OF IA
sing 10 fare for the round trip. These
tickets will be- valid forIeturn I,lssnre
until September 9TH with a further
extension OF tme until Septeul3as
18th, ubtalnahl0- ! Y depusitiiIg tlcNetr
with lolai agent ut Washington on 81
hetore Sept. 6. This arrangement Will
afford rare opportunity to all to
visit the National capital.
stop off at philadelphia and Balti.
noio will TO allowed on tickets
through those points.
Round-trlD trctsts from Waah.
ington TO Baltimore AMI; return limit.
Cd to two days including day Of suie
can be purchased during this Eucamp.
ment at rate oil sl.21 each.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-16

CAPE MAY, August l6-The condition
of the Right Rev. Dir. O'Hara. Roma,
Catholic bishop Of Scranton, who is lyiu.
at his brothers cOttage IN this city sufftf
ing from n stroke of paralysis. is gras,
ually improving. Ii the Strengthening q
the patient continues Mt the present raj
i is thought nat Bishop O'Hara will b
able to return to his home on Saturday.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-16
At
3 3Ri2IEi I 7 :

Another sweeping sale in
Fine ItusSet 81. es. Meas.
Ladies', Mlsses, and Chill.
Mems Rasset Shoes re.
luced lroua 81 to -.
Mems fine l,usse5 Shoes
$2.5G now 81 200.
Our Mon's -. 90 Russots
now RI. 80.
Ladies' Russet Lace Shoes
were $500, closing them oul
1t $500; the $500 nov
$3.50; 81 80 now 1928.
Ladies l3usset Bntton
shoes in Heel and Spring
Heel, were &l.75 now Sl.25.
We are closing cat all oul
OXfords at est.
A few more pair Of Misses
Dark GaTnet I4aeo Shoes.
Tor 75c. We're 3L50.
Misses Ruaso5 Button
Shoes were SID and Sl.5O,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-16

HADpo%rIELD, y. J., Aug. 10. - TX
Judge John Clements died at his home
here yesterday after lingering illness
From 1864 to 1893 Judge Clements was Law
judge OF the New Jersey court of errors
and appeals. Prior to that term he noted
Tor number Of years as associate Judge
of Camden county. He also filled posi-
tions on number of important state com
missions,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-16

NEW YORK, Aug. 16-Contrary to ex-
pectation the receipts from import duties
at the custom house yesterday were the
smallest that have been known in long
time. Even the rush to get whisky out of
bond failed to continue, us had been ex-
pected in view of the heavy start Of the
day previous. The whisky receipts of
Tuesday were sl5S ,d13, bat yesterday they
Melted hardly one-thirsi of that sum The
principal Withdrawals were dry goods.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-16

LONDON, Aug, l6.-An explosion ut the
New Cross pnstofice was caused by /
quantity OF gunpowder and nitro glycer
inc wrapped in heavy paper. The explo
sive package was inserted into the lettel
box slit. On portion of the paper wa
written in memory of Ravachol, Bour
din. Vaili"sh aud Sante."
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-16
DIX. SLMMS
Liver Pills.

Elegantly eusat coasei. No taste
In swallowing Gnpe.e55, aud no
alokening. Operate grIndiy, and yet
you hardly Nnow you take mediuIns.
The finest Liver Kidney and stomach
medicine knopH. VIII surely cure
Liver complaints. Kidney diseases and
stomach tvoublcs Byspeps:R, III
cures tired IeallugA sKtE alecslans,
headache, tlH iEsr5. giddv head, sc.
Nice liz every respect as d taAl Liver
medicine ND Family protection
against tltsNessa 4ic,l hnx, q III ono
Ter 81. Sctd bv druggists ia cit!os ici
country. ueLot iiUi KIM sl;as5
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-16
WHY SHsG7 E2sXy17
he SUFFERED UNTOLD AGONY.

Max b. Coke says
under oath. ~ 81 fer
cd untold misery for
eig hi full years; eon-
suited every physi-
clan Of fame without
rolief. MY faith ar
sent me to Europa
but iio relief. FoIr
years ago ! wanted
10 commit suicide. as
no ono could cure
me. Finally my cous.
IN, Frank J.. Web
stcr. told mo TO con.
e.,i Dr. q. y. rlicei,
1917 Arch Street,
= Il l. 4 y
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-16

DR.. Simms White Pulmonlc Balsam.
Rsmarkable cures OF throat and lung
diseases are reported very often. We
can. give plenty Of good home refer.
snces, Use 1t on the first symptom
o. the cough, noarsensss, etc. No. COG
King street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-16
THE BRI;It.I.
Size 3OXi0 inches.
0opyright.)
Painted by G. ii. AIcCord.
Etuned Nv I Ienrv HI


Etehed by ]. Henry Hill.
This Is a grand and magnificent pie
ture. The artist has been fully in
pressed with the sweet sentiment ex-
pressed in this beautiful poem of
LoEEiellow's, all will remenber 1t
wien we quote the first verse:
u stood on the bridge at midnight,
As tho clock was striking the hour
And the moon rose Ger the city
Behind the dark church tower
Livery dotailau limo of the poem is
Illustrated ACROSS lie shallow OF the
foreground runs an Uld.faBhioued
wooden lriGge IL makes an artistic
structure with its quaint braces and
moss covered piles. In the shadow of
the approach iio several strong and
heavily built boats, and here and there,
tied to Tic b!idEe ur anchored near
shore are number of fishing sInacks
ACROSS tile fridge the city looms up. IL
all seems to slumber except the
chufehi.n Tins lew giimmGring lights
denote there is stiIl study aid deyo.
tlon going or. Il Is a grand old struc.
ture with It's tower dark against the
sky, frightened by the moon which is
Just rising behind 1t and guiding the
edges OF Il few rolling clouds which
form halo about 1t; few stare are
twinkllpg in the far distant heavens.
As ne look down the river to the Right
we see tho furnaces glowing and the
shipping resting on Its bosom u!
mo9Hiit silver as it flows and loiug
ll9 sea. On the bridge stands the fig
uis oil man mcd.tating on
tho beautiful score before him ara
watching tho ripping waves In the
path Of the moon
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-16

David Hennis had the misfortune to
lose his horse last week by lung dis.
ease. As cnrting is the only work he
can do OH account OF Ills nervous CON.
plant, II is the entire support of fls
family. Ha IL trying 10 get another
morse. II Is n ca6o whore merchants
could we'll advance him a small sum
OF moagy to be taken out In hauling.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-16
STOCK AND PRODUCE MARKETS
Closing Quotations Of the New York and
Philadelphia Exchanges

NEw NoKH, Aug. l5.-ritu etaa5 l.tark.t
today VAS very irregular Speculation Wa.
less active than On the preceding days of th,,
week, and the aggregate transactions wrst.
less than yesterday By sumo lj6,sl shares.
Closing bids:
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-16

CAST OUT, the disordsu, Diseases,
and weaknesses peculiar 70 womea = by
the prompt action Of Or. Pisrce's Favor
ito Prescription. Its powerful, invig-
Grating tonic, and a Strengthening nerv-
backacbe and bearinp-doyn uensaffopg
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-16

Hero is tho chance OF lifetime for
our bright boys and girls. There Is
nothing to loseand everything to win.
In to.day's RErrELicAS is published
tho first of series OF seven articles,
In which will appear one or more
words in black faced type. When the
seven articles have been published
there will have baen printed fourteen
such words in all. with which we have
constructed sentence.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-16
puBL1c SALE OF COWS.

PuBLIc sALR OF COWS.
We will sail at public sale, at our farm,
one mile west Of Centreville, Del. ON
MONDAY. AUGUST 20. 1901.
Ate O'Clock p. m.
carload of fresh cows and springers
ssiscted BY Geo. 5. Potter of bedford
TeEms-eo DAYS PAssMoRE BROS.
J. u. Robinson. Auct. alI-ts
|NorICE-I. JAMES BROWN. THE
owner and occupant OF the house
m, the First ward. in the city 81
Mllinington. county of New Castle and
state or Delaware. fn compliance with the
requiremenis OF tho acts of the General
DO hereby give notice that shall apply
IN writing to tile Judges of the Court OF
General sessions of the Peace and jail
f peiiMyeny OF the State OF Delaware In and
nth day OF September. 81, being the next
term OF said court. for license for said
mouse as an Inn or tavern. for the sale
less quantities than one quart, to he
drunk on the premises, and the follow ng
respectable citizens of said ward. at least
we've oil whom are substantial free
holders OF said ward. Recommend the
said application, to wit:
John : Cassidy Is WEIGH. M. d.
IL Jack John Green
Leo steinicken Samuel Finley
william Huber Michael Riley
Fred Wen, Sr jos Ii Gibson
Jnlins Gunther Jacob Scheiber
Daniel McCusker a. Bickta
James Mckeuna Charles Ewing
nos Fngnn Thos. J. Russell
James II Herkins George Finck
George ONeill Thomas Whitten
Z j McNianus Neumayer
Charles Corrgan John Bnder
alO-3t JAMES BROWN.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-16
E. Lewis Confidential Loan ltfics

houuts ana "a ihe I.HcAitngn l;tillI
ing. corner s"Yentl AMI AlrkoC s,reyts
advanoesmoney on personal Properly OF
R!ldeserlptlOn at lowest rates Prtyata
consultation room attached.
Also furniture stored at reasonable
rates.
/ Open evenings until O'Clock. js-tr
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-08
John Bulls Grecdiness.

One of the recent incoming steam
ers brought Max o'Rell again TO our
shores. At the usual entertainments held
tho last night et sea for the usual cause
the benefit Of the sesmen---this accom-
plished foreigner and critic Of oil na-
tions was chairman Of the evening. In
announcing the programme M. Blouet
remarked that the proceeds Of tho even
ins's entertainment were for the benefit
Of two American institutions and one
English one, 'though, be added, ''they
will probably be divided In Just the re-
verse proportion" Having thus en-
phasised John Bulls greediness, he
went ont Every effort has been made
10 secure all the talent TO be found on
the ship. The cabin has been invited TO
contribute, and the steerage would prob
ably have assisted IL IL had not been so
busy drafting a new constitution for the
United States. New York Tip'aS
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-08

sermon, "The relation OF the chureh TO Socialism,"
) =, HAS IN.
pilgrim Congregational church-Preaohing at
lO,s5 and Z 80 by rev A Dunning ID; 5 at
1915, Y 8 Il at $3.50
Pearl Street Baptist church--Mr Tower will
prcarh. lO.gs a m "a Great Work"; 1850 d m
s.The Nineteenth Ccatury Propheoy''i =, IL IS.
Roger Wullams II B church, Rev John Malvern
pastor-- Preaching. ls.4o ana ''dVi y lz'l5 M;
JE,4pm; T., 6;S0p m
Riverside NJ church-s $, ipm; preaching
service 2.30 y m; evening meeting, 1880 mi
Ruaeles ST. Primitive Methodist church, Rev
Mason pastor. Preaching at 1850 IN and p m
ssi2m; PN l. 6;lspm.
Riverside 81 Mark Episcopal ohqrch-Holy Com
,,noion m M; evening service 1850; \ 3. i2.i5;
ReyJ ) Cotton OF Biddeford, Me, viii oiiiciate.
stewar, ST Baptist church Preaching by the
sgndsy school, i2si6; gospel concsr, 49,
sermon Easy Roads 20 soiom."
a. Johns schurch-Morning service at io:4s with
special Observance OF the ss'h apnlystsary oftbe
S,sS. evening prayer at $3.50, evening prayer and
"a paul. N Il church. corner Of Prairie and Pot.
ses, % .ab,eet l.phiiadoiphis"i 5 l7i6 a M + H.
sndJ In class, 6isoi sermon BY Rev . Benton, 1875
sunday Breakfast Mission, 2si Canal street
"food for the hunsrJ tofNoe' AV'sV. soats for
visitors.
ssv.,,b p.v Adventist church. Library Hail. oil.
neville = tssturdayl d Bible reading a. and
sunday. Ii,l y ~.
Morning service i0ss5i =, o. evening service 80
second + n church. Pond street Rev william "
Jenkins pastor -prcachlng AZ n a M BY Rev l. w
oencrette, and $50 ~ by ,ne pastor. followed by
communiou. Young feopies methhg OiSJi =,
pm.
Thornton Congregational church-s 2sse m
praise service with preaching sii6p pm.
Tn. Elavsea wsnen's Christian Temperance
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-08

Miller plays the leading part in superior
way.
Thosc who do not know how calico Is
printed can obtain a capital ILLUSTRATION
In the reduction of "rhe Cotton King"
at Keith's Opera House next week.
Calve denies Indignantly that she has
cancer. She is in perfect health. Sne
has been singing the inevitable carmen
at the Opera Comique In Parls.
big burIesque company is promised
by Fay Templeton and Verona Jarbeau
next season. They will be joint stars In
1t.
1t is predicted that the run OF "Rob
Roy" in the Herald Square Theater, New
York, will eclipse that OF "Ermipie."
During the week beginning Dec. IL, Rus
sell Brothers Comedians VIII be al the
Westminster Theater.
Jack Mason regards Jack Osborne, the
Cotton King, as one OF the strongest
characters he has ever played.
Victorien Sardou's, "a Woman's Sill
ence," is success at the Lyceum Theater,
New York.
The Bostonians are doing well with
their new comic opera, entitled "Prince
Aranias."
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-08

OF the vaudeville stage with her vocal
powers. Her singing OF "Sally in our
Alley" has become famous, and her other
songs, including "Oh, Clementine,"
"Ma Jeannstte, - "She'll Never Have the
Chance Again." and an imitation OF a
bad singer attempting TO sing with
o bad orchestra makes Miss Thomas u
great favorise with the audience. The
other first-class performers are Farnum
and Seymour, acrobats; Mile Vera, aerial
ist; Steinhart and Gillin, burlesquers; I;
Barry and Bannon, comedians; L. Il.
Nickerson, cornetist; Thompson and Col
lins, parody singers; Toby and Lyons,
Irish comedians; and Garvey and Roy
name the long and short of it. Two per-
iormsnces will be given daily.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-08

succeeds in thoroughly interesting his
audience is possessed of one OF the
secrets OF success which "The Cotton
King" has In plenty.
This play comes to b. +. Keith's Opera
House next week, commencing Monday
evening, December 10, and the chances
are that the house will be crowded as 1T
never has been before in its
history. So far "The Cotton
King has broken all box office
records st every house in which IL has been
presented and seems determined to con-
tinuc the results so satisfactory TO Mana
ger William A. Brady, who has given
z the play such magnificent setting,
and equipped 1t with such strong
company of players. There is no bet
ter Romantic actor on the American stage
today than popular Jack" Mason, who
plays the leading and title role of the play,
the part of Jack Osborn, successful
Yankee who goes to England to tntroduce
Yankee ideas in the mills OF the Man
chester district. He falls in
love with an English girl.
Hetty Drayson, who is loved by another,
Hetty is wealthy, too, and jealousy and
avaricc are two strong incentives to urge
the unprincipled fellow, who Is the villain
Of the piece, to accomplish the disgrace or
end the life of his rival. He is continually
thwsrted in his scheming and finally tries
TO get rid OF the. girl whom he pretends
tom of an elevator well and then ringing
down the ponderous car heavily loaded
with freight, upon her to crush her.
\ There is always q great sensation in the
thsater when the elevator car begins to
dsScsnd upon thep apparently helpless
sxpectedly arrived from America,
rushes forward in time, breaks
through the bars OF the cage and pulls the
girl out, rs her career is about TO be ended
forever. All this Is accomplished artisti-
cally and naturally and the attention OF
& the spectators Is constantly chained.
/. The scene in the calico printing factory
h Of special interest in the manufacture
3 ing sections OF New England, for IL il
shown true to the life, being wonderfully
/ realistic. Over six hundred separate
pieces OF scenery are used in this set
alone.
One Of the strongest and most pathetic
scenes in Hoyt's " A Texas Steere,p which
Y wlll be seen the first half OF next week in
the Providence Opera House, is where the
colored ofiice-seeker finds out that he has
I been following hopeless shadow.
The scene is in Washington in the
B chamber of Maverick Brander:
oah?"
Brander.-"why, are you that darkey
Fishback from my district? What have
you been doing?p
Fishback. .-"Seekin' office, sah."
Bran n1er.-"Well, did you get itP"
Fishback. but a month on
She chain gang, sab.
s'Marse Brander, Office seeking is
\ mighty poor business. A poor business
Tor the white man as well as the colored
man. 4 hnvuEr mHHy bright, smart
= man who had done service for his party,
\ come here expecting his reward at once.
y He puts up al the best hotel, and takes in
81 the theaters. i see him later. lie is not
n otopplng at the best hotels, and he gives
X the theaters the go-by; later he Is at
" . cheap boarding house; then il is a
& Bench IN the park and a bite at the
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-08

"True Irish Hearts," an Irish play full
OF the wit OF the Emerald Isle, with much
beautiful scenery aud specialties enough
70 make il an excellent attraction, will
begin an engagement OF one week at
Lothrop's Opera House, Monday evening.
The scenery Is natural and the set
ting realistic, while humor and
pathos run alternately through the
play, making II interesting from the rise
TO the fall OF the curtain. The catchy
music, dancing and speciality features in
troduced enliven the action OF the play
and there js not ono dull moment. Many
scenes in Ireland are naturally portrayed,
and the characters are represented fault
lessly. The light and shade OF the varying
scenes OF the deepest interest render this
entertainment a most acceptable pastime.
The scenery will show the lakes OF Kill
larney, The ruined abbey and the Miser's
Cave. "True Irish Hearts" IL n play full
OF comedy, dancing and sweet singing and
the patrons OF the popular resort will en-
Joy il all the week.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-08
ALL WERE DISEASED.

LAWRENCE, Mass, Doc. e-Twenty.nine
COWS were killed In Andover yesterday af-
ternoon by Drs. Osgood and Williams OF
the cattle commission. All of the cows
belonged in this neighborhood. A post.
mortem examination showed that in
every case the animals were badly dis
eased. Lumps of diseased matter wore
cut out, ranging in size from a bean to a
mans fist
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-08
The THEATERS.
Al Texas Steer at Providence
Opera House.
The Cotton King at B. T. keith's
Opera House.
Truc Irish Hearts at Lothrop's, London
speciality Company at Westminster.

During one of he performances OF "The
Cotton King at the Bowdoin Square
Theater in Boston, recently, where this
meiodrama has just concluded the
remarkable run OF 100 nights, lady
In the audience was 80 carried
away by her feelings that, when the
villain exchanged for Others belonging 10
I he firm the notes he has Just handed TO
lack Osborn. she ordered him TO " leave
them alono.' much TO the amusement
Of the house. However, little incl
dent such a. this affords evidence
in abundance that this drama has aroused
intense interest, and the playwright who