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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-12-14
PAILApELPHlAs INVESTIGATION
Evidence Showing tho Activity OF Police
In Politics,

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. H. - Yesterdays
session Of the senate investigating com
mittce was devoted entirely to the inquiry
into tho abuses that have crept into tho
police bureau. A number Of witnesses
were examined, showing tho active part
the police take in politics. Tho larger part
Of the session was spent In showing that
frequently policemen nre discharged from
the force for trivial reasons, while In other
instances men guilty of serious offenses
nre retained on payment of small fine.
In this respect a colorcd ex-poiceman said
he was discharged because he left his beat
for three minutes TO get some medicine.
Miss Leslie Nixon told the committee she
had been betrayed by Policeman Baker, of
the Third district, aud aftcr telling. her
rtory before the police court said that that
body simply fined Baker s25. and he II still
on the force.
Sarah Dougherty, of 6ls Sears street,
testified that hcr son, 25 years old, was ar
rested by Patrolman Lc Cout year ago
last May for disor,icrly conduct He tore
tho polccmans coat. She offered to pay
for 1t IL he would not arrest her son. She
offered tho patrolman si1. but he wanted
eco. She raised tho amount by borrow
ing; it was paid to Le Cout and the case
was dropped. The damage to the coat
wns ripped seam, tho witness said, The
officer wore the cont all the season. 1t
was not much hurt, The patrolinan, she
said, was still on the force,
Charles Deputy, 62s Scars street, said
that Mrs. Doughefty called on him about
the matter and he told her to flx 1t up
with lie Cout. He loaned her s. to make
up the amount, and the man who was
with Dougherty also paid Lc Cout 81. 90 to
get out of Jail. Magistrate Kane, he said,
got $3.50 out of the deal. The money was
paid lie Cout through Deputy, according
to his own statement
The witnesses said tho officers in the
Twenty fifth district frequently inter
fercd with the election officers on delegate
elections. Le Cout was allowed, SO the
witness said, by Sergeant Eicholas to
leave the station and canvass in the dis
trict. Patrolhian Riley, he snid, left his
beat and In full uniform was around the
| polls electloncering
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-12-14
snIn cft,rc rntnan E,tatc.

The real estate of the late Joseph Tat
nall was sold az public sale st the Court
House yesterday Afternoon by Thomas Da.
Wis attorney for Ashton Il. Tatual and
Richard r. Tatnah, executors. The prop
esfy was sold by an oEleF Of the Orphans
Court Tho large stone dwelling a. No.
1906 Market street was sold to William
I. Lyman for 5000. A lot In the rear Of
the property having frontage OF 16 feet
IL inches on Tatnh'i street and depth
OF lt2 feet inches. was sold to John /.
plekey for sii Per fnpt.
Two lots each having a frontage of %
feet 2 Inches on West street, were sold
TO Robert Adair for s1525 foot, Eighty
feet on Twenty-third street near West
was sold to William T. Lyman for sli
per foot, a lot of 140 feet on Twenty
third street near West was withdrawn.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-12-14

NEW York, Dec. l3-Beeves quiet and
steady, excepting bulls, which showed weak.
ness; native steers, poor 10 choice, S381aBl 50;
stays and oxen, s2.lOG3.sO; bulls, So 25G2 75;
dry COWS, Si.3sdI305, Calves very sioa. poor
TO choice yeals, S5Qe1,75; bsrnyard calves. 81
2.50. Sheep steady; lambs weak; poor to
prime sheep, Sl.75G3.a5; common to choice
lambs, S4ft5 Hogs steady at 50 s014i5.
EAST LIBERTY. Pa, Dec. 13Cattle steady;
prime, 81 l0G4 30; good, So snG4; good butch
era. S3GHa3.So; rougbs. g.. s0d13 80; bulls, cows
and stays, Si.5ad3 Hogs steady for prime
light grades. but for other grades slow; prime
Hight, S3.5033 6ti2; medium grades. s9506
3e1; heavy hogs. S35g33 s.; common TO fair
Workers., Sa409a 50; ronghs. s2s75g3 l3Is.
Sheep active nd shade higher; fair, SEQ
ECO; common, oc.0sli lambs, 81 40Gt4 80.
Veal calves. S65Oe7.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-12-14
NEW CASTLE NEW S.
what Is Tran.pirinx in the Prstty Town On
she Delaware.
Correspondence OF the kspublloan. g
New Castle. Dec. IA. 1895.

Correspondence OF the kepubiioan.
NEW CASTLE Dec. IA. 1895.
Yesterday while feeding q steem saw
near the State Road Charles Kemp placed
his hand too near IL and the result was
that two fingers OF HIS right hand were
badly shattered. Ho was taken to tho Of
ilos OF DR.. r. II. Tybout where It was
found necessary to amputate one finger
at the second joint.
The scholars OF st. Peters Sunday
School arc fehearsiag for q delightful
held IN the basement about January l..
Mits l. zzlc McCue has charge OF tho
affair. -
Umbrellas, umbrellas at BIggs.
The school children are iHee1lAed over
the fact That they will not be allowed to
place the big stocking 10 the rooms tbia
year TO hold their Christmas presents for
their tanchers.
For Xmas toys and skates at Stoops.
: Julian ID. JaRvler has heen appointed
sGeut Cor the New Castle County Mutual
Insurance Company.
Mrs. Mary weggenmaun 10 confined to
her home with severe attack of rheu ma
tlsm.
The young people are enjoying the ex-
cellant skating on the house pond
Handkerchiefs, cents up. Bggs.
lhe 9. A. y. basket ball teams will play
ptuStito Butno WI mOuuuy ulkuL pED
vious to the banquet 10 the foot ball
team.
The business men are trying TO outdo
one another by their displays OF Christ-
mas goods. Baker Valette has q display
OF cakee that cannot be matched in the
State for beauty, goodness ard prices.
Mrs. Georgs Ford 10 confined to her
room by an attack OF rheumatism.
Skates sharpened, II. Ii. Price.
About 30 members of the @. A. q. at
tended the bazaar OF the City Cornet Band
last evening.
Old Kriss is stlll receiving letters from
the good children OF New Castle. Among
those who sent their letters to Old Kriss
today were Katie. Eta aud Agnes Fois.
Dear Santu Olaus--I am q little girl 0
years old ! wnnt q stocking OF candy a doll
and coach. and pair of gum boots. My
name is Ednor BILLS l live BIS Cherry
street want yellow dress ON my doll
and Line parasoi oD my coach
Dear SANTA Claus-1 am little z years
gum boots. o doll. coach. My nome is
Mamie Bile. l want u red dress OH my
doll and red pafasol.
DeIr Santa Claus-I am a little girl only
6 yenrs old and want q nice set OF dishes,
little table, little broom, u doll and
coach, little rooking chair. and several
oiher psetty thlhgs. MAMIE IoyLE.
ILiru street.
Gurley was brought back to Jail yester.
day. He was placed in M. 10 but was
not mnnac.ed. Sheriff Glilis paid S25
reward Tor his arrest.
hu interesting meeting of Division No.
5, Ancient Order OF Hibernians, will bs
heid this evening.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-12-14

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 13--Flour steady: win
ter supernne. Sa.a5ae50. do. extras, S2.6ii1o
2.S5; Pennsylvania roller clear. S36p52i; do
do, straight. S3.25i03,3i; western winter,
clear, s3eS.2l. Wheat firmer, but dull. with
67l4c. bid and 8Itfc. asked for December. Corn
quiet, steady. with 33c, bid and 33t4c. asked
for December Oats quiet, steady, with 25c.
bid and @5}lc. asked for Deceniber. Hay firm;
choice timothy, sl5.50ltl0 Beef steady Pork
dull Lard steady western steam, $3.50. But.
ter strong; western dairy, lls1sc do cream.
cry, l6da5c.; do. factory, 9M1lie.; Elgins.
2Tc.i imitation creamery, l5dt2.c.. New York
dairy, loG2Sc.; do. creamery, l912Gc. Penn.
sylyania aud Western creamery prints. fancy,
ase.; do choice. s7e. do fair TO good. 2i1a8c !;
prints jobbing at .9Qasc. Cheese dull; New
York large, 7AGlec.; part skins, al G0c full
skins, 2G3ilc Eggs quiet; New York and Penn.
sylyania, e4g2Sc.; ire house, l'691c.; western
fresh, 2l9D2ic.i southern. glGs3c.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-12-14
ANNIE EsLEf,
Il3l W. Front {


Wilmington Del, Dec. 10 1895.
Dear Oh! 9fias.--I would like You TO
bring the pail oil boots. ami box OF
candy, ami some other playthings. You're
truly, JIM MAoUIHE
200 Uranla street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-12-14
dolly Old Ghums" will be the Chrlee.
mas attraction at the Grand Opera House.


The outline of the work of the New-Cen-
fury Club, for the week beginning MONDAY,
December 16, lis as follows:
Monday, 4 p. m.-Class for the study OF
the Legends of King Arthur; Miss p. S.
Hallock, leader.
Tuesday, 1880 a. m.-Cu1rent Events;
Mrs. Margaret S, Berlin, chairman; Miss
Mary s. Belts. secretary 2,45 p. M
Choral class, Mrs. Rachel NJ. G. Xandegrift,
chairman. DR., II. A. Clarke, instruction.
Wednesday 10 a. m.-German, Nine.
Uhlmann, Instructor.
Thursday, 10 a. m.-Latin Miss Mary R.
Deyou, leader. p. m.-Physieal Culture
and Voice Culture. Miss Porter. instructor.
Saturday. 2.45 p. m.-French. NJ lie A.
Bonneville, Instructor.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-12-14

WIIElIH8tUU' DBU. II tog1s7 3
Dsar Santy:-I am little gsrl six ycars
old and good Republican, and ! doa'b
think you Will forget me- as I help my
mother. I sweep the floor anu go to tho
store. / would like you to bring mo
pair OF overshoas and IL set OF dishss some
candy and n Its. Please don't forget to
bring grandmother big turkey for
Christmae. know YOU wont forget me
as havo published nay letter through tho
good Republican paper. Goodbye.
FANNIE EsLEY
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-12-14

pair of horses drawing a coach in
which was riding Mrs. kaehael Barnes
her and sou Charles, ran away while
coming In from RiverYlew Cemetery yes
terday afternoon. At Twentieth stroot
the runaway tenm eolllded With another
coach and Instantly there nas a cfneh OF
breaking glass aud wood, The hurses
were thrown down and fortunately for
Mrs Barnes and her son their coach was
not dom olished.
Az 1t was she was injured about the
back and her sou had hls arm dlsloeated.
The occupants Of the other coach were
nninjurad. DR.. ]. Il NorKan attended
Mrs. barnes and her sou. Both teams
belonged to Harry Lowe.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-12-14
Allere.l FilIbu.ters Again AcquItted.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.-THE state de-
partment has received n dispatch stating
that the twenty ono Cubans on trial in
Nassau, GU the charge of conducting
filibustering expedition from this country,
vera acquitted yesterday after a trial last
ing only ten minutes This is the same
party arrested at Wilmington, Del, and
acquitted after an exciting trial Through
the vigilance Of Minister Dupuy De LONE
Of Spain they were traced 10 point
within British authority, taken by a
British gunboat and sent TO Nassau for
trial
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-12-14
witnesses Chained Like criminals.

PORTLAND, Ore, Dec, 14.--Chan Fee Law
and Sin Tong, two Chinese witnesses held
to appear against Sin Yon, an alleged mur.
derer, were taken before coroner's jury
recently through the public streets In irons
The Chinese here are very indignant over
what they deem to be an outrage, and saw
they will endeavor, through the Chinese
minister at Washington, to secure dam.
ages from the government. The two men
We're not criminals, simply witnesses to u
murder in which one of their country men
shot another
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-12-14

TOPEKA, Dec. 1i-J. L. Cuthbert, a
reputable citizen, came to Topeka and ro-
ported that thirty graves. were examined
In the Rochester and Che Catholic oene-
terlcs, and that twenty-one of them were
empty. The medical college was without
students yesterday, all of them having left
tine city to escape mob violence Governor
Morrill, has offered a reward Of $500 for the
grave robbers. Criminal action has been
begun against three prominent physicians
connected with the college for receiving
stolen bodies.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-12-14

SAN FRAYcIsco, Dec. 1I-Hermnn Ocl-
richs, Jr., will contest the will of his
grandfather, James NJ. Fair. This is the
result of the decision Of Judge Slack, who
yesterday denied Herman Oelrichs' peti-
tion that the courts appointment Of Van
r. Patterson as guardian Of his infant son
bc revoked, and that he, ns father of the
child, represent him in litigation. Under
the pencil will the boy receives nothing
and hia mother one third OF the estate,
Under the trust Mrs. 0elriehs has life
interest In less than ono third, tho re-
maindcr going to her son on her DEATH
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-12-14

Vulcan Lodge. No. 80 A. o. u. W. a.
their hall at Marshailton, DEL, this even.
Ing, (Satarday.) December 18th.
u Numerous ussfni sartlcles Will ba
dlsposed of among which will be flne
breech ioading gun hand made set OF
buggy hArness, extension table. easy
chair. secretary, ton OF coal, barrel Of
floar and smoking set.
All friends of the order are cordially in.
vited to be present with US ami help our
youna lodgs out. The proceeds OF tie
bazaar will be devoted to the bsnent Of
tina Relief Fund Of the Lodge,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-12-14

HAyAEA, Dec IA dispatch from Santa
Clara says the troops commanded by Gen.
eral Oliver have fought and routed the In
surgent forces commanded by Maxine
Gomez and Antonio Maeoo at Manacas.
Tho dispatch also says that tho insurgents
have entered tho town of Slguanea, not far
from tho battlefield, and that tho column
OF troops commanded by General Oliver
and two ether columns arc in pursuit.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-12-14
Maxim and His Rapid Firing Gum.

NEW YORK, Dec. 14.--Hudson Maxim.
OF rapid firing gun fame is at the Astor
House. en- route to Washington, where the
latest output Of the Maxim company's
ordnance Will be tested before its accept.
hnce by the federal authorities. He came
on the steamer Majestic, and brought with
nun the gun, which he claims can fire ten
shots second. The weapon is intended
ior naval warfare exclusively, and is fed
automatically from canvass belt bro.
vided with fifty rounds cf ammunition.
only one man being required to attend it,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-12-14

A horse belong to B, Beste, grabbed ho,d
OF the back OF all employee OF the Con.
sumers. Ice Company few day ago rs he
was passing along In front OF the animal.
The man had TO cunsnit phyetelan to
have the wound dressed, which was very
painful MIR, B. paid the doctors bill and
tbs man for his loss OF time. Tho anima |
II Il said Ia noted for its yIclousness II
should ba mnzzled.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-12-14
Democratic Nstlona, COMMITTEES Meeting.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. l4.W. +, Harrity,
chairman of the Democratic national com
mittee, notifies the members thereof to as.
semhe In Washington on Jan. 10 next,
for the purpose of selecting the time and
place for holding the next Democratic ma
tioual convention. Chairman Harrity has
received letters from commercial bodies in
fifty cities urging tho national committee
to select a late day for the convention. 1t
Is believed that date not later than the
middle OF July will be selected.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-12-14

ST. JoHN.s, N n, Dec. Hr-Ineoming
shipping reports frightful weather. Tho
steamer Ulundai freu Liverpool, never
met such storms before. The coastwiso
steamers have been unable to leave the
harbors for thirty hours The schooner
Eifle Lake is ashore at Bay Bulls. The
steamer Portia, running batween New
York, Halifax and this port. Is twenty
eight hours overdue from Halifax, and
must have been driven out to sea and has
probably broken down. Much npprehon-
sion is felt here about her.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-12-14
Bishop Farley.s Conservation.

NEW YORK, Dec. fright Rev. John
NJ Farley, v G, recently named as nuxli-
larry bishop of New York by Pope Leo
XIII, will be conseerated In st. patrick's
cathedral on Saturday morning next.
Archbishop Corrigan will conseerate his
new auxiliary, and he will be assisted by
Rev. Charles Il, Mcdonnell, ID. D., bishop
of Brooklyn, and Rev. Henry Gabriels,
ID. D.. bishop of Ogdensburg, n Y, The
sermon will bo preached by Rev. bernard
MeQuaide, bishop Of Rochoster.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-12-14

ALTOONA, Pa, Dec. 1i-Goorgo b.
Bowers was last night elected city solici.
tor pro tenn. in place Of w A. Ambrose,
who has been missing since Nov 2a. Meas.
urcs were taken to obtain some 500 Of city
money left by Ambrose In ona OF tho city
banks. The examination OF his books has
not been concluded
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-12-14

WAsHiNGToS, Dec 1.-The National
Civil Service Reform League elected the
following officers: President, Hon. Carl
Sehurz, vice presidents, Charles Francis
Adams OF Boston, Augustus r. MaeDon.
ough OF New York, Rev. Horny G. Potter
OF New York, J. Hill Peasants of Balti-
more, Henry Hitchcock of St Louis.
Henry c. Lea of Philadelphia, Franklin
MacVoagh of Chicago, Rev. s. V. Ryan
of Buffalo and William Potts of Farm
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-12-14

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 1.-THE south
western express on the Pennsylvania road,
which left the Broad street station at
1927 p m, was wrecked before it got out
of the city At full speed 1t struck a
freight caboose, wrecking the locomotive
and several cars. John Shenberger, the
engineer, was killed.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-12-14

NEW YORK, Dec. li.--R. G. Dun &, Co. s
weekly review Of trade says; It has been
a very quiet week, without any distur.
bance. Prices of manufactured products
slowly rccede from the high water mark
OF speculation, and no material increase
in demand is now expected until after tho
holidays, but there Is general confidence
that greater activity will then appear, and
that works which have stopped little
earlier than usual will again be called into
operatiol
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-12-14

II SO. we oan cure you permanently and
almost painlessly. without surgical opst-
alton or detention from business, by the
latest scleEthc method. Bear lu mind
wearing truss won't cure you, Consul
tation and examination free. An iuvesti-
Cation viii convince the most ekepttehI.
The Wilcox Hernia Cure. No. 912 Market
street. Otiice hours. TO ~ q. In. 2 10 5
and to 8 p IN.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-12-14

PrrqsBuRe, Dec, II. Colonel Robert q
Ingersolli passing through here on his way
to New York, was asked whether he had
been converted by the prayers Of tho Chris
tiat Endeavorers' To this he replied; No
/ have not been conyertod By the power OF
their prayers, The dear good people mean
we'll, but they do not seom to understand
matters of that kind.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-12-14

these fncts.
Then taere are ths poisons that result
from imperfect digestion of our food,
From only partial oxydaLion of the
blood elements.
From tho wasta and brenking down OF
our muscles, bones brain and nerves.
besides these ars the disease germs of
TyDhus, Typhoid Scarlet Fsvsr. Grippe
Small FOX, Malaria. Diphtheria and the
like
Tie very air we breathe Is full OF these
germs.
The water we drink teens with myriads
OF them.
We nre beset from within and without,
eelvos odd nicotine anu alcohol to the
deadly list
What is 1t then that prevents our sick.
ening and dying from all thes, polsons?
Our kldneys
1hey are the scavengers and sewers of
the boty.
God gave us two. so that II one kidney
wasipiured tue other could still carry on
tho work.
On perfect action OF our kidneys de-.
penda, not only the purity OF our blood,
but The healthy and frea action OF every
other organ in the body.
Once let ibom faiter in their work, let
the poisons aud impurities collect and the
seeds Of a Thousand Ills spring into active
growth.
Nature. the great Mother Healer. has. n
remedy for every Ill TO which man Is heir.
Tho simple Asparagus Shoot bsckon.
Ing like q llnger froEi tho boeom Of the
enrtb. holds tho secret OF perfect kidney
Health iocked up In its roots and berries,
Here lies the greatest OF all remedies
for the kidneys when weak. sluggish or
diseased.
In DIR. Hobbs Sparagus Kidney PiIls
this active romady Ii found Ia a.i its con.
eentrntlon and perfection.
Their use means:
Healthy Kidneys.
Blood free from poisons and Impurl-
ties.
No soil in which Disease Germs can
grow.
No rheumatism because no Uric Acid.
Fifty cents per box. from ull druggists.
or enclose lift. cents in stamps or sllys +
nRTVop.Is-x direct 10 the
GEfOUD5 IiOBB'S
II MAvsa CTgS MEDICINE CO.,
SRa ESSs2 Sa6GC Chicago. San Francis
MQA TES, CO. Interesting and
Instructive book on
MF6n@VDthES Kidney Health and
~ Blood Fli,ering Froe.
Rogers napkln ringe. spoon. knives
aud forks, largest stock la town,
WrlghLs. 220 Kiug street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-12-14
rrofca COR ,lnc,sexnn,a ylsi,.

Professor W. L. MacGowaA supsria.
tendent OF the public schools Of Warren,
Pa. rs tho guest OF DIR. john W. Orum.
baugh. Yesterday Pl ofessor Mace owau
visited the High School and schools Nos
"a and 25. Monday afternoon hs will
address tho Teachers Association at the
Hlgh School on "Germnn Schoolmasters
their Methods and Equipments"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-12-14

WILKEsBARRE, Pa. Dec. 1i--Judge
Lynch isanded down decision yesterday
declaring the office of county controller,
created by the last legislature. nnconsti
tutional An appeal will be made to taAs
supreme court.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-12-14
sho. HI. Wife and Killed Himself.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec i4.--Hiax Goodrich,
3B yenrs old, shot his young wife Bertha,
In the abdomen, ut her home, No. 1877
South Third street, yesterday. Tho woman
is believed to be fatally wounded Goodrich
also shot himself in the head, the bullet
ftnbedding itself in the brain. He died
Instantly
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-12-14

CANON CITY, Colo, Dec 14-Abe Taylor
was hanged last evening at tho peniten-
tiaiy for tho murder of City Marshal EN-,
erson, OF Alamosi, two years ago, while
the h:tter was trying to arrest him for
theft
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-12-14

Arthur Rigby tho talented young CO.
medinp Is this season a member OF tho
Gorman's company. and will be seen at
the Grand Opera House next Tuesday
evening, appearing in brand nav and up
to da,e speeialty. The German sup
porting company this season Ia very
strong, being made up of the very beat In
the profession.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-12-14
sennInr ehnr,,,nn,s NEW nnnl,.

.Inhn Sharuans necoilcetons of Forty
Years In ths House, Senate and CaoiaeL. An
NIituhlngraph published il two Itoynl 0cla
Yp Nulanies. Ut 50. IS per volume. For sale by
WIN. I. ull. agent. so Monroe street. Sdb-
pgcnts wanted through Tho state. For full
particulars address Agent. nG.Jod-sm
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-12-14

Thos W. Hutchinson. OF Delaware City.
and Miss Catherine ID. Wallace OF near
Eliton, were married at the residence Of
William A. Alexander. In Chesapeake City,
on Wednesday evanlng. by Row. Il. A. q.
Westerileld, pastor OF Trinity NJ. E.
Church.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-12-14
Aniu.sinsnts.

The drama. "Ihe Queen of L,ars.n was
given ut tho Grand Onara House last
evening by Minnie Maidern Fi4ks. a
talented comedienne. and a clever sup
porting company. Tho presrntlton was
n ilrst class one and deserved a better
audience than was in attendance. The
drama la oil the French order and tells q
story of an adventures who married OF
good family and supplies the blanks In
her past life by a fabric OF lies. which N
evsry case is found to ae untrus Every
ehauca ls given for Airs. Fiske to di-puy
her talents. which ale did.
"A Dolls House will be given this
evening, and 1t Is hoped that large
audience Will DO In attendance.