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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-26
The NIan Afraid of His wife.

II there is man on earth to bo pitied
1t is he who is afraid of his wife. There
is something very sad, and at tho Same
tiIno u triio ludirrous about such ease.
To SEQ IAau, who has always styled him
self tho master, mockly following the nd
vice and oloying the dictum Of ono of tho
so called weaker sex must do tho hearts
Of somo new women" an Infinite deal Of
good.
l doubt il a woman ever respects man
whom she can twist about her little finger
or one Of those men who aro subsuryient
TO her every beck and call and who acts
afraid of her. Neither, on the other hand,
do most women like the tyranncal de-
scription of spauses. a happy medium is
tho approved style, but it's very hard to
find ono Of the Sort Men nowadays are
either too meek and mild, Or else too ty-
rannieal to suit an up to date woman. -
PHILADELPHIA Times.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-26
shs u.s Of ryeeca

"ft Is yery common thing, . said an
old fprIiier, tffor people to gruinble about
wee'tA ana wtindsf of what use they are Ia
tho economy Of nature, Indeed greet
many persons appear to think that they
are II no value wfateyer except as d means
Of discipline &c tiIlers Of the soil. admit
that they have their inoonyenienoes but
so have most Of the things We have to en-
counter during our lifetline. II farmers
and gardeners only realized II, weeds are
among their best friends. There Is moth
ing more valuable as fertiiiser than a big
pile Of weeds and sod and the roots that
are dug up ont Of the garden. Properly
cared for and allowed to decay, then mixed
with sonio good land dressing and put
back into the earth. they furnish precisely
the nutriment that the growing plants re-
quirc
For some reason weeds do not seem to
rob the soil as most ordinary garden and
field products do, and 1t is not anything
uncommon for farmers to allow some
wornout field 10 lie fallow for few sea-
sons and recuperate. An enormous guam
tity of weeds with spring up, which viii,
after scattering seeds galore, wither down
and die and return to the soil whence they
spEang A few seasons of this kind OF
treatment furnishes tle earth witha suffi-
cient supply Of natriment to make 1t again
valuable for crops. New York Ledger.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-26
Schedule In s.faol
Dec. |. lslA

TRAINS LEAVE DELAWARE AVE-
NUE. DEPOT, EAST BOUND.
All iHpiiaii trains Illuminated with Pintsch
.SEW YORK, wesk-aays; .sPS 2, q .sSs .sss
$50 $40 .IQS5 a. M 'l2.2l' +i,o9' .siV9'
ri Slsw f'1' 'rohR, d Z Sundays. ;ses. .s.aa
fAiLARbhrifihlAsr ARb ciihsrNuT tT Sri EsTTREETsJ
Weekdays 5.J5,, go, .7>o. '!.4S..I,
l5iS,' sl.5S, s22o '5Os, S.s5. 4.55, $50, $50,
'7;s2, SO. 10, IN p. m ON .m -, .,
a. s%naisii5 rs .s5s ~ as Soy sss 49, ss .ass
III f1H1lEiAbh&E1#REExAh &lRExhr sFEHHFas HEnHFaEsH AND
weeksdaya,,, ss.os, .as0 $3.50. .lo.25
a Sundays, %. ys y .so5 J.. m .ll.s5 a. m.; .7ss,
eeRR'EsTEg. week days, sos 5.55. $40.
l2;lO, 'l..s, 40. as. AS, .5s2, $50 s7.s2.
Nh i sfGR. s 3 Spnqsys' 81 gsS SOS. a. Sc Sc
~ &fkSsflc Is + Y c!E4Y' 3 r. weekdays. 80
M; 'l22i; cc 15s, 's'Od p. m. Sundays. AS
cX'piE MAY, weekdays, s.4o a. M: .I59
p. M snndaSfi @SEisT s;t' RoiTNNp. & 81
BALTIMoRE 3; 7. e AND WASHINGTON.
3 iSs !2 5S 81 stis u 30 e a .s5s & p l2S no '20 'Os
sundays, $40 ~ !o2 ss.is IN; 'l2.65. '2.o'
sYs RAIfiM6sh If, tSRS 'sSs ASB B Way " STATIONS.
= NGNHhFs 4 E. 6.I B 4 :; f:5 s.s % :les q
.i2.S5, s.os, .5.25, 7.s5, $50 'sSs p. m. " ''
y 81 5aadays wees-asSs SIS T. ny ~! p nj
i1eANA a ana d ST. IT, LoTIs &c is55 IL 5SaiS any
nj NEM 4 "l; Orleans eLiss and MEMPHIS via
Bristol and Chattanooga. ,6,iS p MI nj, week
seypers ePys s1aaaST To Memphis hfoaSa aSa
NsT sTNGERLY Gi5fsEY ACCOMMODATION, zoa
Ss . &c Nc "a ]
a4G2afrSSss TR2fSs iGSG GGAv & g. MXRRET Ssi Z r. STREET
:, For New York. weekdays. '5.15 p. m.
For Phlladelphia, weekdays. '7.25 a. M;
days. days rs rs M M. as sis, G sS ,. m m. sun
For PitisburE and Chicago. daily.
For Baltimore. week-daye $50 a. M.
days 9r 80 io % na c &sy 5s p S sSR-
TfsS h5SSRr& II REB HI ~ rTRs5z 4RSE
:, Week y days: :$;so. 4 5is. SIS, go. 40 49,
a.l5. '4.io. :a.l5, '5.4i. 6. $50. '7.IS. .S2s
~ !i'ss. :i.l5, .4.ss. HiSS d.sS, a. .7,is n
.s.23, 1910 and lbs p. m.
| LEAVE PHILADELPHIA CTWELFTH
| AND MARKET STREETS)
! Weekdays, '3.20, s755, sl0.16 am; s3I0,
| '7.27 p. M Sundays .3.20, s7.b5 a. M; 'T.27
| p. m
| Telephone, No. 1913. .f#
Rates to Western points lower than via
| any other line. =, "
G. o. SCrfLIs. General Passenger Agent
II. 3. CAMPBELL. General Manager
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-26
shs HsAa II ppyous,y, but Most Of Il Wa.
k'fited Wxfh Lacs. = z 8 ~


shs HsAa II psyoas.y, but Most Of II wa.
ktistd WIN Iscs, = 8 a .sss .'e
An old lady once humbugeed the Gus.
tom honse officers at Doyor IN hii ingeniots
way, She used to Gross the channel two or
! throo dimes q week whom tho weather was
anything nike good.
She always eaye the men at the gang
way traots, and the custom officers, TOO, II
she o6uld get near thein. She always car
ried good sized Bible, closed together
with broad elastic band. ons Of those
officisis tells the story In Tho Westminster
Gazette.
"whepoyer saw her reading hcr Bible,
which was not often, she was doing so
quite At the beginning, somewhere about
Genesis or Exodus.
At last anspicion was aroused, and
whom next she came across stepped up
politely 10 hor, ms she was going away
having no luggage, and said should be
much obliged II she'd allow me to look In
her Blbiefas mate Of mine had said
was wrong In thinking certain worse was
In the eightieth Psalm.
cat first she trlod to put mo on, saying
she WINS in great hurry, and that she
was slire 80 good o man as j looked TO be
had d Bible 81 hic own Mt honic And II
Z hadn't she'd bring me one down the next
morning
In the end, however,, she had to give
up tho Bible she was carrying, and we
found that except for n few leaves at tho
beginning and at the end 1t was a solid
block, so to speak, made Of papicr machc,
followed out In the center, where we found
some &10 or &l2 worth Of laca'
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-26
chloroform,s Enect on tho Mind.

az dare say many of us said Sir James
Crichton browne in lecture on dreamy
mental states "rocOilect the starry of the
professor who, having Experienced mag-
niiieent thought in the early stage of chlo-
rolorm Inhalation, resolved that he would
by one bold sally lay hold of it and SO read
the riddle of the world, Having composed
himself in his easy cnair in his study,
with writing materials at hand, he inhaled
the chlorofurm, felt the great thought
evolve in his mind, rot.sed himself for an
instant, seized the pen, wrote desperately
he know not what, for even as he did so
he foil back unconscious. On coming to
himself lie turned eagerly to the paper, to
find inscribed ON it, in sprawling but legi-
bic characters, tho secret of tho universe
in thcsr words, A strong smell of tHpcns
tine prryades the whole. london News.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-26

The Niss TOR Pipmb,rs' Asseclstipn
vents water pipn sinapseter appplnted.
isvork would be 70 zoe that such nipos
were nssd % had been speciaedin the
plane Of The aroalsect nho had dssixusd
the houses. Also that the cemmission
should prepare set of rules regulating
tho kind Of pipes that shall be placed In
houses Of tho several grades. Tas plum.
bers claim that tho crsatlng Of the Iuspec.
tor will not require the employment OF an
extra man That their were two men in
tho cmployoi the Water Commission who
could perform tho duties. This request
should undoubtedly be granted. especial
" as itadds no extra cost on the Com
mission.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-26
Cslcutta,s pocEs,

Among the most notable Systems Of dock
construction achieved by modern engineer
ing science Calcutta may be said to pre-
sent conspicuous example. The entrance
to these docks Is through channel so feet
wide, and O look 80 feet wide, terminating
in n basin measuring 500 by $50 feet. Two
entrances, 80 by 80 feet wide, lead from
this basin into the dock proper, which is
1900 feet long, 60 feet wide for the great
er part of Its length, and covers 841S acres,
two dry docks also leading off from the
basin, ono Of them 5a0 feet long and the
other $50 feet. While the river Is low these
waterways arc supplied with fresh water
from tho neighborhood, and elaborate pro-
vision Is made to remove the mud from
this water before 1t Is pumped into the ba.
sin. The docks arc equipped with SO NOV.
able hydraulic cranes, of which so arc con-
structed to lift as much ms l y tons, while
tho remainder can handle weights Of 6
tons, all Of them oyerhanging the quay 80
feet and operated by water under pres
sure, as arc also the lock gates, capstans
and swing bridges about tho docks, The
water Us under pressure of ZOO pounds,
and is furnished by two pairs of;hydraulic
engines, each of ESQ horsepower Now
York Sun.
Edw. q. Cook, SIS Adams Ave-, Scrau-
ton, Pa, stntes, that he considers DIR.
Bulps Cough Syrup the most efflea-
cious remedy for coughs. colds. ETC.. he
hue We. iounu
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-26
SEEING PARIS.
o.s MstAed by whish ii assy ;Ds Aessa.
llishna In = Week.

s one fethod by whieh u Mar No :Aoeen,-
Z plishnd n = week.
A Paris correspondent Of tho PittsburR
: Dispatch says o tourist may ses Phris Ia q
wcek, and hp submits tho following itin-
erary:
First Day.--Drive to Drexel's or Mon
roe's TO get some money. Steal as many
American newsrsnpers from the reading
rooms as possible. Take lunch at d boule-
ward restaurant. Kick at the bill Take
cab and visit Notre Dame, the morgue,
the Sainte- Chapclle, the palais do Justice
and the Chny museum. Wind up at that
big shop called tho Bon Marcho and I'm
ish the afternoon looking around. Go to
bed immediately after dinner.
Second Day. Go to the Bon Marche and
stay till dark. OF course only the ladies do
this, II win give chance for tho men Of
tho party to go down TO Henry's Ameri-
can bar and stay till dark.
Third Day.-Get mp late and take the la
dies TO that big shop called the Louvre.
Tho men go to see about their steamer tick
cts and then make trip to the Care du
Nord to get sprne extra trunks out Of bond.
AL meet at the Louvre; take lunch. at Tho
cakeshop opposite, then 90 tolthe Louyro
again and stay all day huying gloves In
the evening 60 TO the Grand Opera, where
the whole party goes TO sleep from sheer
fatigue.
Fourth Day. See nbout the wash. Be
gin packing the gloves. Start forVer-
suilles Get back in time TO take q drive
through the Bois de Boulogne. At night
tho men Vt tho party go to the Moulin
Rouec.
Fifth Day.--.The mon go out alone and
the women 60 out alone. The latter buy
hats on the Rue Royale Tho former go
TO hank for some more money. In the
evening ride on the top Of an omnibus
from the Madeleine to the Bastillc and
back.
Sixth Day.-Everybody goes shopping
In the evening pack trunks.
Seventh Day, Finish shopping, engage
the omnibus to take us to the railway sta
tion, and take nap In the afternoon. The
train for Havre is waiting, and SO goodby
TO Paris.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-26

TAKE the Vonderbilts new country home
near Ashevllle. N. O.. which was formally
opened TO the friends and relatives OF
George W. Vanderbilt on Christmas day,
with its eight Thousand acres. Then take
on the other hand how many hundreds of
persons could be made happy and content
and the wolf Of misery and hunger driven
from from their doors. by the use Of tho
same amount of money that have been
spent TO beautify these grounds and erect
his grand castie To the rich much Is
given, to the poor hardly the crumbs are
freely given that fall from the rich mans
table.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-26
Trllby.

81 see there is to be an apartment house
on the South Side called the Trilhy," T"
gunrdsdly observed the exchange editor.
1.-The apartments will be rented either
singly orr
"WcllT" said the financial editor.
Cor altogether"
Not necessarily. They will probably be
rented by the foot.'
The ianitor will BIO the Laird Of it any
how retortcd the exchange editor, watch
ing him out of the corner Of his oye.
Do you suppose he will make out the
regular little BIIl, oh!" demanded tho 9TH
er, looking about him for something to
throw.
Gentlemen, interposed the index edi-
tor, drawing from his pocket an oblong
pastcb6Td box ard extracting small
white cylinder thereirom, "this is Du
MaurerliAingl
Ho struck II match, lighted tho small
whito cylinder and the assembly broke up
In confusion. 1t was,-I hicago Tribune,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-26
conditions

In some conditions the
gain from the use of Scott's
Emulsion of cod-liVer oil
is rapid. For this reason
we put up a Soc. size, which
IS enough for an ordinary
cough or cold or useful as a
trial for babies and children.
In other conditions gain
must be slow, sometimes
almostimperceptible.health
can't be built up in a day.
For this SCOTS Emulsion
must be taken as nourish-
ment, food rather than
medicine. food prepared for
tired and weak digestions.
'-.rrs BOwsu. Chemists, New York. SOC. sad S, 90
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-26
I srLirs ORDER,
IL KEGIsTER's OFFICE,
AEw CASTLE COUNTY. Dsi..


IN KEGlsTEB's OFFICE.
NEw CASTLE COUNTY, Dat.
Deoomber 10 IsJI.
Tpohthe application of Adelaide SIAJores
Ixecutrlx If 1homns j. Jones, late oil
hite ClayCreek hundred. In said county de-
ceased, IL is ordered and directed by
The ieHiSier that the ExeGutrix aforesaid
give Heiiee el granting OF Letters Iesia-
mentary uDon the estate or the deceased
with tie date OF granting thereof by
causing advertisements TO be posted within
forty days from the date OF such letters in
fix Of the most put lc places OF the county
ui New Castle, requiring all persons having
same, or ahde by an act OF Assembly in such
same to bn inserted within the anIne period
In the DAlLS nEPuBLICAN a newspaper pub-
lshed I'm Wilmington. bel, and to lie eJntinu.
cd therein three weeks, te. q. d.
-, Given under the hand and seal OF
5. g., Office Of tue Register aforesaid mt
- Wilmington. in New Castle Uouaty
aforesaid the day and year above written
..- j. lIklNS CO0GH, Hegister.
MOI lCE-Notice is hereby given that ief-
ters TesiRmentnry were In due form of law
granted unto the undersigned, on the 18th
DAY OF Doce mbor A. d. 1895, and that all per-
cons hnyipg claims against the estate of the
deceased must present the same, duly attest
cd, TO the said ExecutrN. OH or before til 3
18TH day uf December ,lsg6. or abide The Act
oil Assembly IN such case made and provided
ADELAIDE S. H. JONES.
ExeciitrIx.
Address-stanton, Delaware.
,l20 -3y, cod
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-26

The tariff and hand bills. prepared by
the Republican members Of the ways and
Means Committee were ordered to be
favorably reported at the full meeting
OF the eomnittee in Congress on We'd
nesday. Tho Republicans are trying to
give the country relief while the Demo-
Gratis are throwing everything In the way
10 retard legislation. The Democratic
party is anything but the party OF pro.
gress. 1t has utterly failed to provide the
good timen promised by tho silver ton.
gued orator Senator Geo. Gray. 1t means
we'll, but the job Of running the govern
ment Is too big for those who have had
the matter In charge. A change Of
management is needed badly.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-26

IT does not alwaya pay to be too pig
headnd. Neither should mon 60 far for.
get themselves as to commit arson or
murder to gain their ends. 10 1t an omen
that the barn with Its contents Of j. Law.
Ter Welsh was destsoyed by fire on Wed.
nesday EVENING" Mr.. Welsh is President
OF the philadelphia Union Traction Com.
pony. Has IL any bearing on the position
which MIR. Welsh held during the late
strike.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-26

OwINo to bad blood being between
Billy johnson and Less Mitchell. they en-.
gagged In a fatal shooting match OH Tues
day at Berea, kentucky. Their honors
ne doubt. have been satisfied, as both
men are not expected to live. They have
queer notions as the mode of satisfying
= their honors as they call 1t In the South.
ftmay be Rentlcmanly way to satisfy
wounded feelings but It Is barbarous
method and should be made penal
offence
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-26

CRIME seemed to be rampant In Chicago
on Christmas day. Tie element that
makes up the populationA OF the Windy
City ought to be shipped back to the
countries from whence they came. Two
police officers were severely injured by
the tough element which they were
engaged in dispensing.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-26

The supply Of turkeys on Thursday ran
out before tho day was over. Every
Christmas, and through the holidays.
poultry by the car loads are brought on
from the West and sold In our markets.
Tuesday was an exception in the yearly
custom and good dtyd eisei turkeys sold
as high as 90 cents per 10. In tie morning
early, and up TO 10 o'clock the much
sought after turkey brought IA to lG
cents per 10. As the quantity began to
diminish the price wentup.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-26
ORDER.
LII REGIstEH's OFFICE,
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, DEL.

, DE6lSIEhS OhDEF.
LII REGIstER's oFFICE.
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, DEL,
December H. 1895.
Upon the application Of James
t. chandler AdminiHtraIor cum estamento
nnnexo of Ann Lambert. late OF
Wilmington Hundred IN sud couu-
ty. deceased. II is ordered and directed by the
Register that tho Administrator aforesaid
give notice OF granting OF Letters OF Admin
lstfation upon the estate of tho deceased.
with the dato OF granting thereof, by eaus-
inE advertise menis to be posted within forty
the most public places OF the county OF New
Castle. requiring all pei sous h aying demands
against the estate to present the same, or
abide by an act of Assembly IN such casa
made AMI provided; and also cause the same
10 be inserted within the game period in tho
DAILY REPuBLICAN, a newspaper published
In Wilmington, Del. ana TO be continued
therein three weeks 10. o. d.
-, Given under the hand and Seal of
as Once OF the keylstcr al toresatd ut
- WilI.iington. in New Castle County
aforesaid. the day aud year above written.
j. WILKINS COOCH Register.
NoTlCE-Notise is hereby given that let.
ters OF Administrations C. tu. were In due form
OF law granted unto the Undersigned. on the
18th day OF December A, d., 1885, and that
all persons having claims against the estate
OF the deceDsed must present the same, duly
nttested. to the said administrator OH or
before tho 18th day ofDecenher, 1s96. or
abide the Act OF Assembly Ia such case made
and provided
james I. Chandler, 2dminIgtrator, C t a.
Address wilmington. lei. dc
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-26
BALTiMoRE RAiERoAD.
In Eifect Noyember q. lsss.

- - Il. IS
Trains leave Wilmington as follows:
80 III sS. sSe, sss 4Se &
Ss &sd&;@oaiation ss; ssi a sgs sos spq lS 81 & ios
X gor SStsssr 2 4 ssSprsss 4 II sss Sss' 5ss
s sSs ss az 49, 49, fas u.s. sSS sp p po 1s
a For Or ss Sss 2 YSr e. s a. & ~ sss & 2 Ras g.
5ii 5Ol, 6.io, 5.5s, 7.o7, si2 and ISs, p m.
For Boston without change, lo.le u. m.
f'aq For I.Ss he pso9iih-southera Ut Railway Elk:
press. IA p. m, sieepers to Memphis and
For West Chester. via Lamolzin. $40
For For Newark Center and intermediate
Baitimore and washington, as. so1. s.u.
& tas So So5 E. sss % 7sG T so H. p % n and and
Baltinore and intermediate stations,
Leave Philadelphia, Broad Street. for
,S.so %minss9n LIES a SeapTIsss @ Iss M I'D ia 3 III Ill
AZ, 49l, 1; t;ai, 6.os, 20 5.5s 81, e5S. 7.4o'
m, Ia. sos. 4os. 4.S, ga. sss. iees. and
400 = 'A' SUNDAY TRAINS.
$50. s.55, s4s. 1906, Ii.a5 u. M. i.s7. So5.
S ss a 3sS 500 soS snd 50 az p mn M
Poe .es Shestsr ss a9s 2snpass Sss 3 i 40 $50 s
1oo5 d1.45. q. M. La7. s'os, tsof. 56s. 7o7.
anH &cco%npodation, con- n q 700, 80 a .m, 12a
tS %o4 ~ Sea SlS rs2E s4i ana 1s lss &C. p ps g. 100
s.is. lSo5, m.a5 2. NJ. Ia. s0s, ios. s.oa.
For the South.Southern Railway Ex-
press IA p. m; sleepers to Memphis and
For West Chester. via Lamokin. SEE
- oBsi.i%ors shd q %ss4iEngten, E .ss so,. 3
Baltimore. and intermediate stations
leave PRiladeiphIa, Broad Street. for
is.Cs. lie. Il, Sos, s.55. Ts0. s.S5. lilo. n.is
1885, KS. S'i6, s.ss. 1865. SS and Has S p m. '
| DELAWARE DIVISION.
For New Castle. SlS ZIP g g. 70 M, no.
Express for Doves. Harrington and
Deimar, s,1a, 1iOa a. M. Az >. m. and
For Warrington and way stations only.
Express Express for for gsDs cEass Ss p old Point
| Comfort, and Norfolk. 1lQ3 a. m. and
| SUNDAY TRAINS.
| For New Castle. 95I y. M. and 1910
For r Cape Charles. Old Point Comfort
] and Norfolk 20i night.
For MIddletown, Clayton. Dover, Wy
| oming, FELTON,, Harrington, Bridgeville.
| Stafford. Laurel, and Delmar, l2.0t night,
| c) Congressional Limited Express
/ trains, composed entirely of Pullman
| Nestibule Parlor and Dining Cars. Nc
| extra fare other than the usual Pullman
/ charge.
cD Limited express trains, composed
! of Pullman Vestibule Parlor Cars. Yes
! tlbulc Passenger Coaches, and Dining
Car. No extra fare.
/ For further Information passengers are
referred to the ticket agent at the sta.
| tion.
| S. NJ, PROVOST JR WOOD.
| General Manager Gen Pass Agent
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-26
AMkward.

Master-wlati Both want holiday to-
morrow? can't spare you both af once.
Mary, you can have tomorrow and John
the next day.
John--Thank you, sir, but we wanted
70 get married, and I'm afraid, sir, it
san't be done that way, but Iii inquire, /"
-LsndOn AnswsrA
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-26

The Democrats could not nominate q
stronger candidate for Governor thun
Peter J. Ford. Wilmington boy. He ls
popular with the masses and besides is n
self-made business man. He has done
more.for the growth and improvements of
Wilmington than any other young man In
the County. His real estate transactions
have reached into the hundreds. He is
now at tho head OF the second largest
morocco factory in our city. lie is a
progressive business man.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-26
Amasen,eats.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE


'Jolly Old Chums" appeared to big
houses at the Grand Opera House yester.
day afternoon and last evening and the
clever comsdy was never better glveu.
The comedians are clever and the COM
pany is we'll balanced, It Is designed to
amuse the people who attend. aud they
were amused yesterday. Those who de :
sire to Witness o clean. clever comedy
performance will make no mistake In at-
tending the Grand Opera House again
this evening, when the same comedy Will
again be gwen.
On tomorrow evening that clever come.
dian. William Hoey. will appear In his
new comedy. The Gi0be Trotter." Hoey
is familiar figure to most people here
and he is q decidedly clever comedian.
His new comedy Is said to give him better
opportunities than ever before and tho
company 10 an excellent one and tull OF
clever PEOPLE. New music will add great
ly to the charm OF the performance.
On Saturday matinee and evening the
attraction will be Stetsons excellent com
pany In Uncle Toms Cabin" and there lie
no doubt that this old favorits will draw
big houses.
On Monday evening the Broad way
Comedians will appear in that bright new
comedy. Town Topics," and on excellent
performance may be expected. Wood
ind Sheppard, those old Wilmington I'd
vorltes, are with this company.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-26
WILMINGTON AND NORTHERN r. i.

TIME TaBLEiN EFFECT Sept. I'd. 1897.
Trains leave Wilmington (french street
Station for u. & q. Junction, MontehAliIn
W.ntertiiur. Guyenoourt urarogue, Cossart.
Chadd's Ford junction. Pocopson West Ches.
ter, Embreeville. MortonYlle. UoatesvilIs
snd intermediate stations daily except Sun.
day. nt f.a5 II. IN, Lbb. 400 and 5.s5 D. IN Sun.
day only at B.l0 a. m. IS and I0j u. IN.
For WnynesburR Junction. Spring nel d and
intermediate etatiOns daily oxtopt sunday
at 2.Rb .. ~. l.65 aud 405 p. in.Sunday only,at
s,l0 a. n.. l.b5 and 4.0b p. M.
For Jo8nna, Blrdsboro, RendinR and inter-
mediDte stations, daily except sunday at
'.S5 a. IN. and l.o5 p M. Sunday only at $40
a m and .55 p. m.
a. q. MEGA uHLAND, SuperIDtendent.
BOWkE6S BRIGGS Gen. Pass. Agt.