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IT may be remarked in connection with the
suicide epidemic that 1t never strikes twice in
the same place.
The Washington times., 1894-08-25

Nh. PULLMAN's model town needs no patent
protection against infringement.
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IT is gratifying to learn that serious fight
between the Chinese and japanese is soon
expected.
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PERSONAL.

INOR RENT-WINDOWS AND BALCONY FOR
It viewing the Knights Pythias parade Ap-
ply at the BALTIC. Photo. Co., 1913 Penna ave NY.
auZf-5f
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

TNAKOMA PARK-FOR SALE OR RENT
Il Cottage containing rooms; most desirable
location; abundance of shade; excellent water:
within five minutes walk OF steam and electric
car stations; lot 50x200 feet; will be sold at a
bargain. Apply TO A. r. COlburn, room % Fen
dali Building 41b and sts NV, city, or 10 r
Colburn, Carroll ave, Takoma Park au2l-eod-st
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Here's Honing She Gets 1t.

An Oklahoma woman wants divorce be-
cause her husband smokes cigarettes in bed.
kansas City Times.
The Washington times., 1894-08-25

w ARREN WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, VA
w First-class in every respect; seven different
waters; on top the mountains in the pines; one
mile from station: good boating. bathing. and
fishing Rates reduced for fall and winter
months to 81 and IS per week, Special rates TO
parties Address c W CULLEN * SOY. Back
ton p o., Va. aui9-lm
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GEOO WILL BUYA FIRsT-CLASs GROCERY
'Ns5Up with fixtures. cor X and Ecu -th IS.
NV; good cash trade: owner wishing 70 retire
from business. augSi-7t
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SPECIAL NOTICE

NORTHEsST WASHINGTON ASSOCIATION
= meets Monday. August =. n hall. Il 2 cor.
OF lith and II streets u g A. a.3J D. Everybody
invited JOHN H. HiNf ERNESCH. sec cI-Gj-3t
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A TTENTION-IAM PREPARED TO DECOR
~ ate business houses, private residences. &c,
at prices ranging from s. up, with K Of p shields
and banners. II. T. REH, Decorator, go 18th ST.
NV. au1s-2W
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CUMMINGS Thursday, August B, Is94,
MARY CUMMINGS aged siNty-eight years, at the
residence OF her brOther-in-law, William Il
Price, II. IN Hyattsyilie, Nd
Funeral private.
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GONzAGA COLLEGE,
Cnder the Direction Of the Fathers Of
Society Of Jesus.

Cnder the Direction Of the Fathers Of The
Society Of Jesus.
Classical and business courses Of studies
Schools VIII reopen on Tuesday, September 4
Competition for three free scholarships August
-. 30, and 81 Open TO all For particulars ad-
dress
REV. CORNELIUS GILLESPIE. s J.
aUgs-imo President and Treasurer
THE BLISS SCHOOL or ELECTRICTTY-Ths
/ only institution in the country where stu
dents re given a thoroughly practical course
combined with theoretical instruction 50 as 20
enable them, in one year, 70 intelligently handle
or install electrical apparatus and wiring OF al
electrical engineering course OF university
condensed into one year, WIKI superEUOus
studies and hlEher Mathematics excluded f.
p. Lewis =. :, professor elec engineering Co.
lum6ian University. also OF physIcs Johns Hop
Elns University, Will lecture Mondays and Fri
days Of eacn week Course opens October ].
Closes June ! Sessions Mondays, Wednesdays,
and Fridays, s TO 2. m Terms, including
all tools, apparatus, lecture note books,
practical and theoretical instruction, and
THOSE WHO HAVE DONE IT For de-
tailed information address L d. BLISS, Princi-
pal, Warder Building. aG1l-ln
NATIONAL KINDERGARTEN AND SCHOOL
y 20th year Reopens September 16, at 1917
10Th ST Teachers class begins October = For
particulars apply 10 Mrs LOUISE POLLOCK,
1917 10Th ST, or Miss SUSAN p POLLOCK 1926 Q
St au2S-1m
DUREAU OF CORRESPONDENCE, 61 7TH ST.
ID nv, room 5, ID floor. letters written on love
and business; literary works Of every desCrlp-
tiOn reviewed; terms reasonable; special rates
10 unemployed. ; VI. LONG. auIS-Im
Z
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IIOTEL PITNEY, ATLANTIC CITY, y j.
IL n. Y ave. bet Pacific and Beach; mod
cony.; 81 80 TO 25O per day; 81 to sl2 per week
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p Wonderful Woman.

DR. Jane Il Irving the Greatest Second Sight
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your present life, your entire future. Wnat
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She predicts i'm portHnt events long before they
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are in trouble, and learn 20 nless this wonderful
medium. The greatest prophecies in America
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HYGIENIC-HEALTHFU FUl-
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l. and during confinement; best medical treat
ment; babies adopted; female complaints
treated by experienced physician confidential
Mrs Dr. RENNER, l31 90 81 u G, WashingtoRs
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CAPITAL STEAM LAUNDRY-M A WEAVER,
- proprietor, SO Eighth ST NV Telephone 1913
Laundry work in all its branches neatly exc
cuted at reasonable rates
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MISCELLANEOUS.

DoN'T BE SOMEBODY'S CLERK ALL YOUR
IL life In two days l can teach you an indie
pendent business requiring no capital For par
iculars, address RELIABLE, this ONCE au25-3t
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CABINET, yAPOR. PLAIN. AND MEDICATED
u sea salt and sulphur baths; electric and
magnetic Treatment. alcohol lubbings DR.
SARAH WAYCOTT, 722 18th St. NV. open sum
days auI4-1mO
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HOTEL FLORIDA, PACIFIC, BET y Y. AND
IL Tenn aves.; mod cow; s.. IS 20 s. per day;
s. to SO per week: sat to Mon, s2.15. CHARLES
j. DENTLER y24-sk
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

TVOR SALE-THE COURANT NEWSPAPER
Job ol1ce, and stationery store: established
1885 and doing good business: g Job presses:
fine assortment new styles type, etc; 81 ,0U part
cash, balance 10 suit F. A COGSW ELL,
au2l-6t i223 sd St
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HOTEL DIRECTORY.

EBBITT HOUSE,
II Washington, d. c.
II. c. BURCH, Manager
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Fond Father-I want pair o. duck trous-
ers for my boy.
Clerk with literary tenderness s)-You prob
ably refer, sir, to pair of goslingetts.
Record of the Courts-Circuit Court-JUs-
TICE CoLE-Frank G.. Nolte VS.. District of
Columbia; judgment in certiorari. New Ma
tional Brick Company VS.. Robert L. Head; !;
judgment for plaintiff by default for $259. 81
with interest from March 6, 1884, till paid
and costs. New National Bricl. Company VS..
William H. Lawson; judgment for plaintiff
by default for Sl,762. 16, with interest from
March II, 1894, till paid and costs, less credit
of $122.54 paid March %, 1894. New Ma
tional Brick Company VS.. Allison j. Goode;
Judgment for plaintiff by default for 1854. 46
| interest on $3.50 from September 2S, 1893, and
on S704.46 from November /, 1898, and $1.95
protest and costs. New National Brick Com
pany VS.. Robert Waldron; judgment for plaintiff
by default for $500. with interest from October
81, 1892, till paid, and costs. New National
Brick Company VS.. james L. Loyeless; judg-
ment for plaintiff by default for 5541 % with
interest from November 20, 1893, till paid, and
costs Trautman, Hecht Co. VS.. Adolph
Oppenheimer; judgment for plaintiff by de-
fault for S634.05, with interest from July 80,
1894, till paid, and costs.
Equity Court, Part 2-JUsTIcE CoLE-No
assignments. Motions and orders: In the
NASSS VI 1oion" iVeS4oii SaAohno NIdndli'
and Lulu Huntington; orders to issue wriIs
de lunatico. Adrians VS.. Lyon; order limit
ing time to take testimony. Slater rs. Pratt;
order for payment of fund to G. A. Branden-
burg, solicitor. Matthews VS.. Matthews; or
der to issue commissions to take testimony
Criminal Court, Part 1-JUsTIoE COLE
United States VS.. Robert D. Ruff1n, false pre-
lenses; recognizance $500, with William Hill
surety, taken.
Orphans Court. Probate Diyision-JUsT1cF
| CoLE-In the estate of John J. Noonan: Pc
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DONOHUE-On August -. 1894, az her resi-
dence, a07 Sixth street northwest. at 9.l3 s. m ,
ELLEN DOSOHUE nee O'COnnorl. widow OF Dan
iel Donohue, OF County Kerry, Ireland
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
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/ DUERST-On Thursday, August %, 1894, a.
I Il.4O D. m, ANNA W, beloved wife OF Henry
! Duerst born at Stuttgart, Germ any. October Il,
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NATIONAL HOTEL,
~ Pennsylvania ave- cor 9th st NV
Rates, 81 80 to s.. 90 per day. au9-lm
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-12

West side maidens have become 40
alarmed over the presence of Jack the
HusgerP that they have adopted various
menHs OF defense in case they are a Geo sted
by the stranger. Blu. the lest one we
have heard OF and its unintended result
came To our knowledge last evening, and
1t ID too good to keep.
he Young lady alluded to resides on
the far West eide and 1t has been her Gus.
tom sunday nights to attend service in
Union AZ. L. Church.
Jack has frightened her only by reool.
leptlons but determined not to be de.
crIVsd Of her Sunday evening outing she
Was at a loss to know what would be tho
best means OF defense In Case she WIS met
by tue stranger. The thought of red pep.
per anu It's tnmagihg effect upon the eyes
flashed across her mind aud this method
che chose as her means OF defeuse.
Accordingly She left her home early Sun.
day evening with sufficient pepper In her
poteet TO blind regiment OF JIcks. She
carried the package in ono OF the pockets
OF her coat IN which was also her handkar
cheit. She reached The church without
meeting the stranger ant felt safe when
Seated On one oil The comfortable benches
of tia church gallery. During the ser.
Fleh she had occasion to u 80 her handker.
chiei and when she drew IL irG IN her puck-
CT with 1t came the package OF pepper.
iheh IT WAS that The pepIsr began to
play different part than that for which
~ vas ihtehueut directly IN front Oh Tie
timid SounR lady sal a young man, and
WHEN the pepper fell about him there was
knee2e. .ker.chaw." went second
young man. VINO felt burning sensation
In his nostrlls tnilu. and still fourth
worshipper used their throats to advan.
take knd before Il III nuto mad eiapaed
there vas q discordanL chorus OF 'ker.
chews' among tue gallery wotshIppers.
lhera was troubled look upon the
countenances OF the Victims a. they
looRel at each other but the unseen pow.
er which had caused The commotton
could not DO detected by their ex.
pressiohs and they al concluded that
heavy colds had been eontracted. In
short time the sneezing ceased and feAr.
ing lest the reGainlhg portion OF the
pepper should become disturpol the
young lady picked up her hymnat aud
lett he eli ureh.
No ono su sptcloned her at the time as
being tue cause OF The fun but it leaked
OUT yesterday and now her little expo! l.
eh'e has been whispered from ear to ear
Until II has reached several who remom-
tat 5eatnR her Sunday evening" Having
lost ,eariy all tho pepper her friends are
now iGquirlng what melns of defense she
would lave adopted il Jack had met her.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-12

The large store OF NJ. Megary Il Son at
Sixth and ratnall streets presents holt
day appearance. From the ground to the
top floor useful Christmas gifts present
themselves In many styles and shapes.
And what a beautiful collection. There is
everything from mating to the hand.
soonest piece OF brick a.braol
Whit 10 moro beautiful an acceptable
that banquet or plano lamp with an
onyx stand? There can be nothing aud In
this store There are some OF the
prettiest ones seen. Megary claims to be
the leaders In this line OF goods as an in
spection will demonstrates. Then there
are fancy rockers, corner chairs. parlor
and music cabinets, doll carriages, por.
teers. pastels, writing desks and In fact
everything suitable for Christmas gifd
The firm calls especial attention to their
stock of onyx stands. which range In
price from rs to $25 There are elabo-
rate ones which cannot be had elsewhere
FOR lees than double their price, and fin
ish In the better grades are guaranteed
as 90 karat gold. The entire stock is
grand aggregation OF useful gifts. and
those who ARE not prepared to buy now
are welcome to look over tho goods. II
purchases are made the goods may re-
main until called for.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-12


The latest addition to the fleet on ths
Delaware passed by New Castle vest erday
She was the new steel built four. masted
sailing ship. Cenfesima, Captain Mundie,
from Amsterdam.
The Centeslma lie 400 feet long, AZ feet
beam and ~ feet deep. mud will load 3d.
900 casss OF Ietined petroleum for Japan.
She is magnificentty fitted and looks at 4
distance like one OF the big llners. with a
racing sail plan upon her. Her spread Of
canvas 10 something vast.
she encountered a rough passage and
on December 2nd. he set on Hire the aban-
doned schooner. 81. Johns.
The North American Insurance Com.
pany's tug North America and the gov
ernment wrecklng steamer Ztgania will
go out to investigate the wreck OF yea
sci with an Iron mast reported to be
forty.five miles southwest OF Fiv O
Fathom Bank Lightehip.
After knocking about In the North At.
lsntic since December l the schooner
Edgar G. Ross, Captain Quillen. bound
from Georgetown, s. u, for New York,
put into the Breakwater yesterday leak
Ing s to 10 inches an hour Ali hands
were thoroughly exhausted having been
pumping for four days
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-12
NlHUSti1eMfS.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.

William Collier has now put farce come
dy behind him. and tom orrow evening
will appear at the Grand Opera House in
the new comedy drama. "a Back Num-
ber," written for him by Edward e. Kid.
der author of "Peacerul Valley" "A Poor
Relation" etc. Ills work on this hig her
plane has already met with the hig h est
commentator. Mr.. Collier shows the
breaat b OF his comedy talent by assuming
to clAEacters, wholly unlike in conception
and demuuuing entirely different tyeat
Inent. AS the village schoolmaster he is-
the quaint pedagogue. 80 serious as to 10
udicrOus.
As the school teacher's brother. Shift.
less Ike" he takea the part OF drunken,
genial seeker OF pleasure. In each part
there is ample scope for humor. of which
MIR. Collier fully takes advantage Inter-
woven with the many laughs is pretty
pastoral story Of love and pathos. The
plot Is entirely natur nj and plea sing a5
In the end all ends happily. Every part
oil the play Is OF such Importance that 1t
was necessary to select company OF un-
usual excellence.
No person eau read the endorsements
OF Sousas Ba nd, by musicians, press and
people. without the Inevitable conclusion
that tho Band ID without an existing peer.
and That no music lover can afford to
OIL Friday afternoon. Deco inber 18th.
Bandmaster Souea has fifty perfect
musicians and his vocal artist is equally
renowned and equally great. and the
combination Is one which can hardly be
Resisted by the music lover, the critic, Oh
the average popular audience.
That McEaddsn's Elopsment" Ia a very
amusing entertain ent is to lie Inferred
from the title alone, 1t is u new farce.
comedy produced by those uninterrupted.
ly successful managers. Davis and Keogh,
ana was written by Frank Dumont, the
well known author of farce comedies aud
arranger OF minstrel performances. lis
visit TO this city, at The Grand Opera
House, OH Friday evening, will be an event
oil great consequence TO all the local
: lovers OF laughter 1t Ia said to be
throbsed with funny situations lauglia ble
speeches and remarkable specialtlos job II
hernell gives his great fund OF voolferous
humor to the part OF .McFadde-."
Tho rest OF the characters VIII be In the
hands Of an admirable company.
Chillrens Books anu games in endless
variety. New styles of Stationery Poak-
et-bouks II ovcllies and books OF all kinds,
Buffers, 40 Market street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-12

ALBANY, Dec. Secretary Of State
Palmer has called meeting Of the state
board Of canvassers for tomorrow. Tho
fetpns are complete The lead pencil
foetings, subject 10 correction, show the
vote to be: For governor: Morton, 673, sis;
Hill, bt7,7i0; plurality, 158,i0S. Lieuten-
ant governor: Saxtcn, 673, 79S; Lockwood,
64s, 3fb; plurality, 1s7 ,4sa. Associate judge
o. the court Of appeals: Haighr, 07fys5s;
brown, Sa7 BIS; plurality, 1884. Legis.
latiye apportionihent: For, 40, 1856; against,
300, SIS; scattering, 1873. Relating to
justices Of the County Of Kings; For, 8ol,-
$50; against, 800, sos; scattering, 1870.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-12

BIidhT-ln this city on boo. T.. 1891, Mary
fright, wife Of Geo W. Bright.
unersl fridny afternoon at O'Clock from
late residence. 726 King street.
JoiDAN.-Un Dec. II. 1885, Elizabeth NJ, Tor.
dan aged n years
Reiatives and friends arc invited to a tiend
her Funeral from the residence of her son
Vie or l.. Jordan, Coatesvlile, Pa on FRIDAY
morning. to take the G.S5 train for WHINING.
ton. anu proceed thence TO St john, Md.
where in erment will be made. Elkton pa.
pur6 please COPY.
" Sr-Emtercd into rest Dec. 10, 1891. Pey.
Ion u. West, aged o. years.
Funeral from his late residence No. 8l7
West Fourth street, gGurs luy afternoon at Q
neleck. Ftiends aud relatives, members of
delaware Lodge No II. o. o. T.; Delaware
Enoainpment, No. l., Lincoln Lodge No. s. X.
OF 7. Jefferson Council, No. 10, o. U. A, NJ,
anu ofhcers TN employees OF the Harlan and
HOLM sworlh Company arc Invited to at.
tend services ut the house. Interment pri.
vate.
s!NDAiIit At Newport, Del. on the 18th inst.
Robert sindail, aged 81 years
hsl lives and friends are invited TO attend
MS Iuherai from bis late residence, in New
port on Thu SHAY, Dec 49, at 40 O'Clock, n.
~. ihternent ut st. James Cemetery, New.
port. bel.
MEGIER-snndenly on Doc 10th, 1891. Rose
Meglef WHO of JhineS A. 2egler, aged AZ
yeTfS. = =
Relatives aud friends are invited to attend
the fhneril fiom the residence OF her bus-
band, 600 Madison street. on Thursday
morning at loclock. High mass at st. paulis
choreh. 1nterment at Chi hedraI cemetery
NEAL.-ou December ., 1891 Harry H.. son
uf j. u. aud Mar. aret Neat In the IS h
year or his age.
Relatives aud frlenils are invited to attcna
hid funeral at the home of his father in
Elsmere, Eel o "wednesday a / O clock n
m. Services at E.smere NJ. L. Church. Inter-
ment At Mgerview cemetery.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-12
A Missing World alrdl.r.

EAST LIVERPOOL, o Dec. 12.-Attorney
j. J. burlington, Of this city, who had been
making an active effort to find some trace
OF Frank LEM tho missing Pittsburg BIZ
cyclist who started out to girdle the globe
on his wheel for Outing, and whowas last
heard from at Tabreez, Persia, on April
rs OF this year, received letter from r..
W. Graves, British consul at Erzeroum,
Turkey, In which Mr. Graves gives 1t as
his belief that Lenz was murdered by
brigands in Asiatlc Turkey,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-12
pEGISrER,S ORDER.
III REGiSTER's OFFICE.
NEW CASTLE COUNTY DEL.

Nov. ~. 1891.
Upon the application of Nicto,inc Wood
wutd Administrators OF Alb ler Wood ward,
late OF Chr8tiaI,a hundred. in said county.
deceased, u IL ordered and directed by the
Register that the Adtninisiral rix aforesaid
give notice of granting OF Letters OF Admin
iStration upon the estate of the deceased,
with the date of granting thereof, by caus.
tug advert snntents to be posted within forty
days from the date of such letters In six of
the most public places of the county OF New
Castle, requiring ali pei sons having d emands
against the estate to prese / tue same, or
abide by an act of Assembly IA such casa
made anl provi led ; and aisa cause the SAM
&c he inserted within the same period In the
Daily REPUBLICAN. a newspaper publish I'd
in Wilmington, Del, ana to be eontlnu I'D
therein three weoAs TO- o. d.
-, Given Under the hand and Seat of
g. ). Oihco OF the register aforesaid at
- Wilmington. In New Castle County
aforesaid. the day aud yeur ah We written.
J. WILKINS CUUuH, Reg lister.
RoTiCE-Netlae is hereby given that let
tiers OF administration were IL due form of
law granted unto tho undersigned. on the
10th day OF November A. d., SgI. and that
all persons having claims against the esiat.
OF ueeoased must present the same duly
attested. to the sald Administrator x. on or
before the 20th day Of November 1895. or
abide the Act OF Assembly In such case made
and provided.
VICTORINE woeDw ARD,
ADMINISTRATIVE.
address, Wooddale. Del. n2i
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-12
THIRD EDITION.



The male members of Central Presby.
foriAn Chur0h met last evening In the
Sunday school and enjoyed The evening
IN social intercourse and good fellowship
Pastor Swartz had on his best smile and
CRESTED each conner with clasp OF his
right hand In MANNER that InsuFed q
hearty Welcome. This meeting was some
thing out Of the usual routine IN Central
Church, and was gotten up for the pur-
pose Of having the nialo men,bers to be-
come better acquainted with each sothor.
The Rev. Mr.. Swartz made o few SO.
marks ON the necessity Of attending d.
vibe services regularly and suggested
that each member ask friend to occupy
= scat In their pew each Sunday and he
on hand to welcome them. Mr. Edward
~ Taylor. Geo. W. h ush. and VIM. X.
Crosby made appropriate remarks. Mr..
Bush told story OF young married
roupio who had very sick nine weeks
old baby. The parents sent for a ply.
Eician. who after looking at the sick II.
fant wrote prescription for IL, which
was iilled at the nearest drug stole.
h medicine was administered as di-
: rerted. The baby grew worse and the
mother said 10 the physician ON hls SEC
Old visit doctor 10 there nothing you
can do for the bahy to rellevs it's agony?'
.'Wu.l,n said the Doctor. III you Will agree
to u Will try and hypnGtizs 1t" The
mother consented. The Doctor made
few passes over the infants head and
face. but still the little one appeared to be
In as much pain as ever This doctor pass
btt and the infant looked steadily up ct
b m and said b olutsly nothing.
Vocal music was furnished by quar-
bette consisting OF Messrs. Harry and
George Baird. Walters and King. Re.
Treatments were served In abundance.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-12

NEW YORK, Dec i2.-The trial of OK
Police Captain Stephenson began in the
court of oyer and terminer yesterday Col
oncl Fellows addressed the jury and gave
short review of the case. 1t was claimed
that Captain Stephenson made a practice
OF levying tribute against man named
Martin N. Edwards, who ran fruit store
and continually kept large oonsignmonts
of fruit piled up in front Of tho store In
violation of the city ordinance,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-12

This air at the Grand Opera House. Fri.
Day afternoon will be redolent OF music
hhers will be the ensemble nun b4rs Of
beusa's fifty musicians, the singing of
That delightful soprano. Nine. Guthrie
Meyer, the merry. making encores which
are an invariable concomltant OF the
sonaa concerts. and there VIII be tho
brilliant Sousa himself, who Ia perhaps,
the most graceful and most magnetic
assder before the publ C tc-lay. These are
attractions hard to resist. Is there a
music lover In Wilmington who will try
10 resist LhpiuP