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pnli,a Wonderland Thentsr.

Last day of Zenora and Foden en-
gagement at the Wonderland, and pub
lie interest is strong as ever in their
phenomenal hand balancing, Crowds
go to see them daily, The five Pardos
sensational bicycle riding, and their
dlminutive three-y ear-old clown are
also drawing cards. Watson and Hutch
ings in their quaint German comedy
Alonzo Hatch with his stereopticon H.
Illustrations of popular ballads, the La
Porte sisters with their sweet singing
and Miss Myrtle Tressider in her clever
rendering of humorous songs, together
with the other artists are also excel
lent. Expectancy is already alive over
the great attraction announced for
next week, Mile. Eugene Petrescu, the
marvellous young woman who created
such a furore in New York during the
five months she played at Roster &
BiaFs, has been engaged to astonish
and mystify the New Haven public.
In Europe and New York city physi-
clans, press and public were pleased
by her remarkable manupedal quail
ties, ana undoubtedly New Haven will
find fully as much to marvel and pom
der over.
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ENTERTAINMENTS.



Humanity" Sutton Vane's latest
success, will be the attraction on Mon
day and Tuesday evenings next. The
third and fourth acts are located in the
Transvaal at Miss Dunbar's home,
which has been transformed into a for
tress, and is held by company of sol
diers under Bevis, Dangertleld is dis
covered giving information to the enc
my, and Miss Dunbar drives him from
the house. Bevis attempts to break
through the enemy's lines, but is cap
tured. Before his capture however, he
kills q Boer trooper in a broadsword
combat, and strapping little Burke, the
drummer, to the captured horse, thrusts
his dispatches in the holsters and sends
him speeding away. Not finding the
dispatches of Bevis, the Beers attempt
to search Alma. She resists and Dan
gerfield undertakes the task, when he is
struck down by Bevis. The latter is
condemned to death at sunrise next day,
but achievements arriving, the Beers
are driven off after al thrilling battle
scene. Sale Of seats is now OPEN
The "Gaiety Girl" comes at the Hy-
perior next Thursday and Friday This
will be the only opportunity of seeing
the production in this vicinity, New Ha-
ven and Hartford being the only points
visited in New England by this COM
pany. A special matinee will be given
on Friday.
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PEOPLE WE KNOW.
lFrom Geneva, n. Y, Courler.l


1t is q pleasure for us to present to our
readers the recommendation of SO estimable
citizen us Elias Dolson OF this place, know
ing when he says that he was cured of rheu-
matism by the use OF DR., David Kennedy's
Eayorite Remedy, it Is so. rheumatism Is
caused by nm excess of acid in the blood ;
when it becomes settled in the Joints the pa
tient endures most eXcruCiating pain. such
was Mr. Dolson's condition when be began
the use Of Favorite Remedy, and like many
Others who have followed the same treatment
he was cured. How many poor sufferers there
are to-day who wonld give their fortunes to
he relieved from the terrors of this awful
complaint not knowing that this valuable
preparation can be obtained of every dealer
in medicine. Mrs. Dolson, as well as her
husband, has good word for Favorite REM
edy says she, II have been troubled for
years with indigestion and palpitation of the
heart, and 1 used Favorlte Remedy and was
entirely cured.
One Of our local physicians, in sneaking Of
this imed cine recently, said : DIR. David
Kennedy has produced in Favortte Remedy
the only antidote of uric acid, and the reason
1t cures such variety of complaints is from
the fact that 1t dissolyes this acid, eXpelllng
1t from the system, thereby curing the dis
ease,p
Favorite Remedy is never failing specific
in diseases of the skin, liver, kidneys and
bood 1t rostores the disordered liver to q
healthy condition. oorreets the worst cases of
ha oitual constipation 1t Is Il certain cure
for the diseases and weaknesses peculiar to
women. 1t cures sorofula, salt rheum and
erysipeas. For nervousness, loss of sleep or
that vermont feeling, it has no equal. In
cases of rheumatism, dyspepsia, gravel,
Bright's disease diabetes and bladder trou-
b es, 1t has cured where all else failed DIR.
David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy is sold at
81 q bottle or SIX bottles for So which brings
a treatment at moderate price.
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A large audience was present at the
Grand opera house last evening to see
the fine performance given by Sam T,
Jacks Creoles. There will be a matinee
and evening performance to-day. The
performance is interspersed with old
southern melodies. grotesque native
dances, stirring solos, pretty duets and
original characterizations. The come
dams indulge in fresh jokes, funny sto-
ries and quaint sayings, and provoke
laughter with their accustomed ease.
In the clio win be found AN endless va
riety of strong specialhes, clever vocal,
musical and terpsichorean acts, in
which the native artists give evidence
Of rare versatility.
plantation Pastimes," which con-
cludes the show introduces the south's
crack buck and wing dancers, as well
as every variety of native dance. The
pace is hot and the contest proves ex-
citing.
Creole matinee to-day.
The announcement of the production
Of the interesting play Darkest Rus
sia," created quite stir when the Rus
Sian naval ships were in New York har-
Dor. Vice Admiral Kaznakoff of the
flagship Dimitri Donslooi tried to have
protest entered against its being play
ed, claiming it was a SANDER on the
Russian government. The vice admiral
evidently forgot that the stage was one
of the free institutions of America, and
not under the ban Of censors like his
own country The United States gov
eminent. as expected, took no notice OF
the demand. Darkest Russia" will be
seen at the Grand opera house Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings next
week.
At the Grand the last three days
next week "A Black Crook" will be
presented In all it's glory.
"The Brownies Castle with its lively
occupants, is attracting much attention
in the lecture hall annex at the Grand
Opera house. The hall is open to the
patrons of the theater.
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At the City Missions.

The Christian Endeavor society of
the United church will conduct the
peoples service tomorrow evening at
the City Mission hall, corner of Court
and State streets. Other Sunday SER
vices at the Mission hall at a. M,
8 p. m. and 4 D. m. The Boys club
meets in the larger hall at o'clock
this evening for an hours marching
drill and dumb bell exercises. The
Rescue Praying Band of the City Mis-
sions will conduct the regular service
this evening, commencing at quarter to
eight O'Clock.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
MARCH %.
DEATHS.

PALMER-In this city. March 81, Martha
Louisa, widow Of Francis Il. Palmer, aged
10 years, 10 months.
Funeral services will be held at her late resi-
dence, No. 81 Webster street, on Sunday
afternoon ut o'clock. Friends of the fam
lily are invited to attend. Burial at the con-
venience OF the family
DUDLEY-In this city. March I'D, Joseph
Dudley, aged II years.
Funeral Sc. vices will be held at his late resi-
dence, No. 3H Howard avenue, on Sunday
afternoon at 1880 O'Clock. Friends of The
family are invited to attend. Burial at the
convenience of the family.
WALKER-In this city March ~, Henry A.
Walker, aged 65 years.
Funeral services will be held at his late resi-
dence, No. 2 Howard avenue, on Monday
forenoon at $50 O'Clock. Friends are In
Vited to attend. Iuterment In Springfield.
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hOh HEN Il,
IN ESIRABLE fiat, eight rooms, all improve
~ ments, western part of the city; ten
minutes walk to post office.
JOHN G. PUNDERFORD,
nh23 If 1I6 Church EtTaat
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Annual Meeting of the Funeral Aid Associ-
alton.


alton.
The Funeral Aid association of the
Union Veterans union held their an
nual meeting in their hall in the In
surance building last evening. Cen
eral L. v. B. Hubbard of Shelton pre-
sided. The following officers were
elected: President, Joseph Hofer of
Meriden; vice president, e. e. Fancher
Of New Haven; secretary, T. j. Chad
eayne of Shelton; treasurer, Colonel
Newcomb of Bridgeport
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HANDSOME cabinet bed mirror ward.
IN robe and desk combined. Inquire
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ONCE MORE

We Reduce the Price Of Butter.
In Il lb cakes, per ID, CSC.
In 10 and S ID boxes, per ID,
II cents.
This is received by us direct
by express Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday.
1t may go lower in price
if SO, we shall be prompt to
inform our readers, and put
the price down.
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NOTICE.

TNHE annual meeting OF the Chamber of
i Commerce of New Haven will be held in
the rooms of the Chamber, No. l89 Orange
March %, 1896, at 1880 o'clock. The election Of
the officers of the chamber for the ensuing
ar will be held and other important business
win be brought before the meeting
JOHN CURRIER GALLAGHER,
mh23 1t Secretary.
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WE OFFER

2H lb cans California
Peaches, rich, per can, 18c.
2H ID cans California
Bartlett Pears, per can, l8c.
2H lb cans White Cherries,
per can, zoe.
$50 cases 600 dozen) cold
packed solid Tomatoes, CSC
per dozen. They weigh as
much as any in the market.
Winslow Jones Maine Corn
$I.oo per dozen.
Canned goods are badly hit,
and these prices are the result.
We have just received some
extra large and choice French
Princes in rs ID cans,
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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-06-27

Joseph Ward son of Hugh Ward, rosid.
Ing at No. 8. Williamson street, and who
has been demented for some time berame
very violent on Tuesday and before he
could be secured bit the end of his thumb
oil up 10 the tlret joint.
Mr.. }. Norris Robinson took a ride ON
the Delaware yesterday on his new cleo
trio launch.
l.. W. stidham & Son. sold for Harry
Emmone, attorney for the estate OF Peter
Mccullough on Tuesday No. 10 house
over Eleventh street bridge for 1851, sub
lecl to n ortgage.
", W. Whitlock of Kent Co.. P. ]. Hart
OF Georgetown, Del, were in our cltv
convention.
Ex.sberIff Phillip n. Clark and family
Will occupy the large maui lon OF Mr.
Sellers at Edgemoor during the summer
months.
Clerk Of tho Peace j. B. Foard and DIR.
Francis L Springer former members Oh
the trustees OF the Poor, attended ii a
meeting atsthe Almshouss on Wednesday.
The Rev. VIM. p. Swartz and family
left OH Wednesday to spend the hot sum-
ner months among the mountains until
September let.
Inc ilfty men who were taken on al
Harlan's Shipyard have failed to material.
ize anu instead OF taking hands on they
are pein9 discharged every week.
The police should see thut the ordi,
nance against shooting off fire crackers in
the streets was enforced. About Third
and King streets policeman lie needed.
Tho Hurdy-Gurdy man has struck vii.
mlnRton. lie carries whole brass band
on his back. lie Is aocompa nied by
woman with u tsinbourine and boy with
an accordion.
Rev. b. j, Flynn is in Philade. phIa to-
day.
james lyon. wife ned family, Of Column.
bla Pa, we're In THE city last evening al.
tending the Wedding of his brother.
Representative Reybold. Delaware City.
was IN the city today.
Frank NJ Hail. who has boon indIsposed
Tor some weeks Is able to be around again,
Assistant frainmnster A. j. Heyland,
VINO has been unwell for the lust few
weeks was able to be around yesterday.
During his absence his place Is filled by :.
J. Wallace Reynolds.
A train composed OF eight cars left for
Birmingham Park this morning with COL
ored exeursionists
Deputy Coroner Chandler went to Der.
aney Station this morning to Inyestiaa,s
the aeath Oh child killed at that place.
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PuNkS-on the 2oth of june 1897. Olive NJ
Infant daughter OF william a. and Elite A,
Pnrss, aged one month lnd sixteen d avs
funerhi on FRIDAY AFTERNOON from the resl-
lehce OF Mrs. Robert Davis nt Rockland.
services ht inc mousse al O'Clock. Inter
ment at Mt. Lebanon Church Cemetery
GHT-At Mnrshalltou bel on June %
1875, Joseph G. Wright, "A gsd 80 years
Relatives and friends DR. the family and
Mlhqua Iilbe No. l.nprdved Order OF Red
Men, of Wilmington anA lyunhoe Castle
No. p, X. q. F., OF MnrshAilton, ARE respCct.
fully invited u attend theIfunsinl from lila
iatt resi- 'ehce, on Friday Services at the
house at locIock. IuieruIent at ST James
Cemetery. Newport. Del.
MEYER-In this city on June a5th lsa5
Philip aie er, aged IL yeirs.
Relatives ana friends aIa Invited to attend
me tuherll from his latd res denee No ll3
nonh1y street lhtirsdhY AFTERNOON, June
ztth' ls'3' Al o'cIoik. lnterment private.
cAMPEhsDS-on June 2Gth. 1898. Irene.
daughter Of Joseph W s. and Irene cam.
person, aHed months and II days
helntlfes aiu friends arb invited to attend
the funeral from tNe residence II her par
ente. No. l@a0 scott street. On Friday after
noon. Services al the f!otlse ut . O'Clock IN
terment al Mt. salem Cemetery,
STOUT --In this city, ON Dune cath. Clarence
sou iof Frank uud Mury stout aged 10
years aud one month,
Relatives and friends are rcspectfulIy in
vtted 10 attend the funeha from the resi-
dencc OF his parcats. No. AlO2 Lombard street
Thursday Juno ~ 1895. Services ut the
house az p. IN. Interrsent Mt Riverview
Cemetery.
All is sad within our dwelling,
Lonely ARE our hearts a. day,
For tue one we loved SO early
Has forever passed away.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-06-27

Messrs. Stidham & Son cut lot of tim.
othy on Brandywlne Marsh on Wed nesday
that was so heavy that 1t could scarcely
De dried properly on the ground whsre 1t
grew. The junior member OF the firm
accounted Tor the super.abundant growth
by saying that the lot produced no crop
last season, as the dltohes had overlioyed
and Krass seed was sown on It three times
before they were satisfied that 1t had taken
root properly. lie thought II all seed ger
minated, some OF them would certainly
be crowded out OF the ground. Accord.
Ing to the Juniors story. our friend Nit.
oheiPs grass 10 Mill Creek Hundred, would
scarcely bear comparison with il. For
the benefit OF all concerned, we may state
thst WIN. stafford. Of the Hazel Dell farm
has been engaged In cutting Timothy tina
past week that lie Is not ashamed OF, and
as TO corn, 1t ls growing out of sight
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The National Police Gazette,
Eranhlln Suunra


The following are the names OF the
scholars OF the New Castle schools that
were promoted at tho end OF the year
with their averages:
No. 2-Bessle Gurdon. IS; Jennie Lanoas.
ter. "a; Mary Madden, 90; Grace Saunders.
80; Anna Stewart. ST. Lille Snaveiey, So;
Sadie Yantine. 80; May Winslow, 81.
No. S-.James Mahoney. rs.
No 4-Sadie Calhoun. 81; Nellie Jolly, 63;
Fannie Lancaster. 81; Mamie Linus, Geo.
Longacre. rs; Belle Meggtnson, 9I; Mary
Simpson, 81; Anna vantine. n.
No. 5-H. Bvrie, 80; Johu Carlin, 81;
Charles Cooper, 20; Harry Hance, N; joe
johnson. OIL; Marsh Keegan. 81; Stephen
Naylor, "a; Robert vantine, SO; Ashton
Wiltshire. n; John Willis, sS; Frank
Wise. n.
No. 6-Bertha Pickett. 70; Mamie Fin.
negan. Il Maggie Reynolds, 50.
No. 7-Jsnaie Bull 20; Annie Cariin. 70,
Jennie Colfman, rs; Alice Cooper, 81;
Nauissers Downey, "a; Susie Gormley. rs;
D. Hatlon, rs; B. lluges. 66;E johnson, o6;
Dora KIRK, 81; Rosa Lenoir o.; LYDIA
P,ioe, IS; Maggie Whltnack, %; Matte
Wagner, n.
No s--Archie Rennle. 90; Robert Van
tlno %. James White CO.
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Thomas Blower was fined 80 and costs
and Frank 5 Stevenson 81 and costs for
krunkenness by Judge Ball in the Munic.
pal Court this morning.
William Kavanaugh. George Smith,
@nu douglass. Charles Mcclure John
ftiusEefe charged with trrspasslng O n
p<3periy OF Michael Riley. on West
tween Front and Second streets.
151Sannugh had right to stay at the of.
tice. He frequently warned the others TO
/ keep away
(; Sergeant Bailey testified that several
Complaints were lodged about the young
/, men frequentinR the stable. Me0lure was
not on the property. Officer Kellaher
I uepoeed assisting IN the arrest about two
| O'Clock this morning.
j. jackson Pierce deposed that vacant
mouse had been broken into by those
nen. He gave no.one authority to enter
I the house.
Michael Riley. Jr, deposed that he gave
MIN leave to stay In the house OH Tuesday
night. He told them they could stay there
on tuesday night. He was on duty all
plight. The case against Kavanaugh was
dismissed and the others. We're fined %
and costs each.
! James Campbell oolored. pleaded not
guilty to the charge of dlsorderly con.
duct.
Sergeant Black deposed that at No. 8
New street yesterday afternoon james
had high old time.
Della Stats testified that he struck his
eAothotf thioW q IuL Oh ui6HeS at nef,
and went down into theiyard and got an
axe. lie cauee .of the trouble was un.
known to her. She saw him with knife
end said he would iab 1t In her mother.
/ NSerah Stats deposed he wanted to 20
! away, He accused her oil taxing rs cents
and struck her twice In the face while she
bold q slek baby In her arms that died this
morning. He threw the dishes at tho
stair door. They have been living togeth.
or Tor the past two years. He was fined
el0 and cOsts
Harry Kenyon. son of Robert Kenyon.
was charged with firing off shooting
cracker. The court felt that IL knew ID
vas hard TO curb boys patriotism around
10 glorious Fourth Of July. He pleaded
atty TO tho charge and was fined 81 and
ste.
Nj the milk cases were sent to the
Der court, or ut least will be when the
OF Thomas Gray will bs stated to.
TOW morning.
10 case OF George Alter was continued
July 9. He did not understand the
rsmelIts OF the milk ordinance.
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Joseph @. Wright died ct hls homo at
Mhsshallton Yesterday morning from an.
pendicitls, after few days Illness Or.
J.. ID. Ball had been In attendance until
sultatioa DR.. Stubbs, of this city. who
after al examination, found that the ab.
scess had broken but that the physicians
hau been sailed Into attendance at such q
late hour that The disease. assumed the
form OF general appendicitis.
An operation was the only relief but the
patient did not survive 1t although 1t be.
ing entirely successful. All. Wright was
90 years old and we'll known. he was a
mem ber OF Wilmington Lodge of Red
Men oil this city and the Knights OF the
Golden Eagle of Marshallton.
Ills funersl will take place to.morrov
afternoon at O'Clock and interment Will
be made at st. James Cemetery, Nevport,
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TN. wier, Rinh aud King streets

mat was biz bargain In soap we sold last
week anu We thought the biggest we would
ever nave but we have a bigger one tnIs
week. just think of soap being sold cakes
Tor DC aud it's good TOO. Then we have
ahOthef, Mhite aud pure, same as ivory suap.
Heats on tho water; IL you buy ! cakes foi
lCc, you get one cake extra for nothing. You
Ret ioe worth of soap Tor lncL while II lasts,
We have small lot OF Imported Lnniiab
pickels, plain ard mixed PIT up In iarae
pint bottles. 1T 15c.; they won't be here iunp
nave gu secu our fancy sugar bowl mus.
lard nj I've they are very fne Did you ever
use tea siftinRsf Some people ike this Kind
thing new Uncoiored Japan slTTInRs, pnt
w IN one pound alr-tiEot packages at ibc.
per pound II Wal.es q hne cup of tea, Don't
Iget our FANCY Maihe corn, cans fol s5c,
swee' as sugar. This corn costs the PACKER
more than this to nut II up. We sold eIuht
hundred pounds Of our cream o eese at 100
per pound l0kt week. Ihis ia not old nor
~ tt,rong hersc. but the best cream. ] 10 sold
~ oyer THIS town for lie. and l5c nor D und
Coed hultsrilnd fresh eggs al WAYS ar n NJ
MIEHs Fifih ami King streets 7-sts
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-06-27

large white dog, growing and froth.
ing at the mouth had West Third stree
Al to himself for while this mo. ming.
Inc canine was mad and az he rush adj in
Third street pedestrians gavs Hun the
right OF way. Several dogs were bitten
direction.
Inc rabid dog first made his appearance
at Madison street. John Alker gave cLase
put Did not overtake the bsast until IL mad
reacheI orange street and then he shot at
IL put the dog was unharmed.
Officer Sherry met the animal Mt Fourth
street and after John McGlnness mad
Knocked II down with stool the officer
sent Dali crashing through the beast 9
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Bay Ridge Excursion. sunday. July 7.

Inc Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
pany will run Its next popular excnrelon
to Bay Ridge on Sunday, July Z. Trains
will leave Market street station at 7.2O o,
M, Delaware avenue. 7.5D a. m. Fare for
the round trip 81. Trains will run to Can.
ton, thence down the Chesapeake bay by
steamer Columbia.
Numerous improvements have been
made at bay Ridge this season. and many
new attractions added. The return trip
will be all rail. arriving at Wilmin Gtun
about O'Clock ?. m. For days outing
this excursion exceeds all others leaving
MilmiuRtOn
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-06-27

NV LONDON, Conn.,. June 27.-The boat
race took place this morning. At the
start Columbia leading slightly. Harvard
and Yale side by side. Columbia seems to
Do gaining In lead ut tho mile flag. Har.
ward and Yale tie at the first mile with
Columbia four lengths behind at the end
OF the milo. AT one mile and three quart.
ers; Yale leaelng at the three quarter.
Columbia pushing them hard at the iinish.
Columbia wins by ono length
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-06-27

The West Chester Republican has placed
q new model Web Perfecting Press In their
once. IL was built by the Campbell
Printing Press Manufacturing Co. andhas
a capacity of sixteen thousands printed
papers, cut. pasted, folded and counted In
one hour. The make up OF the paper has
been changed TO olRht pnges. and 10 the
leading paper OF West Chester Success
to it's future prosperity is tho wish Of the
Whining ton REPUBLICAN,