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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-31
CHILD WIFE TAXES POISON
l,eean.s she Wa. NOT Allowed TO 50 !.
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csurch she uemmi,s suicide.
wEsrFIRLD. N. j Dec. si.--Mary Mack,
tho child. bride OF Arthur W. Llgget. lies
q corpse In her poor home, having died
BY her own hand. In the eixteen years OF
her existence sho had seen moro trouble
than often falls to The lot OF a human be-
ing, and when her cross grew too heavy
when her husband. driven away by the
cruelty OF her etepfather. disappeared;
when her stepfather lay drunk on the
iloor, helpless to stop her, she drew from
the pocket OK her dress that iast, unfuillng
resource--a ten.cent bottlo OF strychnlne.
and then she lay dawn to die.
In the afternoon she asked per mission
OF her slepfhther to 20 to church. Flo
refused with show OF anger, eaying IL
swas only scheme OF hers to get chance
to run away. She brooded over his re.
fusai for sev eral hours.
just before dusk, In the presence OF her
mother and etcpfather, she took out the
bottle OF poison and swallowed the con-
tents. tf-
She made the acquaintance OF Arthur
w. Ltgget an honest. industrious young
man, and after two weeks OF aourtshIp
they were clandestinely married.
Tho girl told her friends she had mar
ried eimpiy to get away from her cruel
steptather. Iiggat and iie CHILD itride
went to board with Mis-. Hawkins.
When Mack heard Of the marriage he
was furious. He did not act for some
time, but ono day be rode to tho house of
Mrs. Hawkirs. rushed in while the glri
was alone and unprotected aud carried
hor away 10 hls arms.
Ever since then the girl had been kept
q close prisoner. She was never allowed to
leave tine house except when accom- panied
by her mother or stepfather.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-31
sparIinU NnteA.

The widow of Jack Dempsey received
about $1,000 from the benefit recently
given In her aid In San Francisco.
finish tight 10 likely to result from
tho limited round contest between Billy
lilll. the Picknnlnny, and Bobby Dobbs.
Tom 0kourke has agreed to match
Joe Walcott against Bright Eyes. tho
Southern colored middle. weight, for q
purse of $500. the tight to take place
during Dan Stuarrs ilstic carnival near I'll
Paso, Texas.
EBill Briefly, inc English bantam weight,
will make his iirst appearance IN America
tonight, when he i5 to try conclusions
with Spike Sullivan, of Boston, In 15-
round contest before an athletic CLUB at
Providence. IL. |, The boys nre to tight
with two ounce Y loves at catch weightG.
Sammy Kelly and Jack Ward met at
tho Police Gnzstte office yesterday after.
moor aud signed articles to box twenty.
live rounds Tor a purae. before the Eu.
rekn Athletic Club. OF Baltimore, Janu-
AIRY 20. The men deposited Sl00 forfeit
and agreed to weigh In at the ring sIde
at ll5 pounds.
Friends Of Peter Maher claim that his
showing on Saturday night should not be
taken US q standard of his form when he
will meet Fltzslmmons. AIaher cannot
box ens'ly and his bsst work eau only ba
brought out when lie can punch with all
hts strength.
Patsey Haley of Buffalo and Patsey
Broderlck OF Providence Will probably be
matched again to box 25 rounds at ProYl-
denee. X. |. They recently fought %
round draw In Providence, which proved
to be one OF the most scientific bouts ever
Witnessed in that city.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-31

John Smethurst, an eN.member OF Com.
mon Council for the Fourteenth warJ,
Philadelphia, and who at one time carried
on business hsre. died in Philadelphia
yesterday IN tho 10Th year OF his nge.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-31
Dnynrd LcuIon OlIic,r..

The annual meeting and election of
officers of tho Bayard Legion was held
last night These are the new officers:
President. William B. Norton; first vice
president, Daniel O'Nell; second vice
president, S. n. SmeltZ; financial secre-
tary, Walter A. McEvllly; treasurer, WIG.
Proehl; recording secretary. L. NJ. Lowe;
hal. Martin Fl. Cooney; sergeant at
arms. Thomas Holland; executive com
mlttee. Harry Jacobs Joseph Hlnger, NJ.
Ill. Cooney w. o. Prochl. Samuel Hlnger;
board OF governors Thomas Holland, S.
Hinger. John Dunbar. Harry Jacobs. W.
b. Norton, Walter A. McEyllly and L. NJ.
Lowe
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-31
IT Is A FREE COUNTRY.
II You Have no Shoes You Can go In Your
Barcfect.

Special 0liear Smith last ni.sht tried Ia
get John Kehoe to move from the waiting
room Of the p, W. IL B. railroad, but I'M
stead he cursed the officer and grabbed
Ills star. Ho was removed To the city hall
and Judge Ball in court this morning
deemed his fun worth 50 and costs.
Onicer Scott was parading down Market
street last night when he met John Ma.
Guiro. He had neither ahoes nor hat and
wac loaded TO tho top notch. John was
liberated yesterday morning from New
Castle jail and when he cams to this city
ths storm struck his salls along the COAST
and his hat and shoes were lost He will
return to New Castle for 40 days In dofauIt
OF payment Of S. tiue and costs.
Peter Smith has no homo In this city
and wanted to be sent to the almshouss.
The court feit that was too much luxury
aud libed him 8 and costs, Frank Koe-
Han was Under tho effects OF the storm.
lie is sailor but the coast waves were so
stong and high that they drove him into
the T. w. Il b. depot and ho finally an,
chored at the door OF Superintendent
Bannard's Office. He was lot go ON pay.
ment oil tho costs OF Inc case,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-31
Second Baptisl'. 0ongrenntIoo.

There was congregational meeting of
the members of Second Baptist Church
on Sunday at which Mr.. Meeser was nor
present.
Every ono expressed regret that thora
was any prospect OF losing their pastor.
1t was then suggested that there wonld
10 an expression OF foellng on tho matter
by means of q rising vote.
Every one who was either member OF
the church or congregation was Invited
to express wishes In this way All prosent
stoou. ihe action Of ths meeting will be
made known to Mr., Meeser ana il ia
hoped that he will ceclde to remain in
this city, =
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-31
Y. ~. q. a. Reception.

General Secretary Lang has prepared
the programme for the reception In the
Y. M. .. A. building tomorrow night
Between aud o'clock there Will be a
Hargis. vocal duet, by Mr.. and Mrs j. r.
King, violin solo by Miss Blanche Bro wn,
etereoDticon exhibition by J. II. Kilmer
From to o'clock there will DO plano
duet by the Misses Downey. recitation by
Miss Harg Is, solo by Mise Meggett, violin
duet by Brobst brothers and a stereoptl.
con exhibition.
The Rev. Merritt Hulburd will mako an
address in tho last period. Refreshments
will be served each hour.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-31
PROPOSALS
DELAWARE STATE HOSPITAL AT
FARNHURSr.

DELAWARE STATE HOSPITAL AT
FARNHUGSr.
sealed proposals will be received by the
trustees Tor thr following supplies for the
months of January, February, March and
April, viz: Groceries. bread. beef. veal and
mutton, dry goods. mems clothing, shoes
croeKery drugs and milk,
BIDS for beef Will bo OH fore aud hind
quarters ont OF cattle well fatte1 and dress
ing not less than 500 pounds. The kidney
fat to be excluded in the bid for hind
quarters.
. Bids for veal to be on the whole animal.
I he calves TO be well fatte md dressing mot
less than 10 pounds.
Bids for mutton to be on fore quarters and
on tine whole animal the shoep to be we'll
fatted and dressing not less than 81 pounds,
milk to he clean OF good quality anl un-
skinned and delivered at the hospital twice
"a day.
Ali supplies to be delivered at tho hospital
free OF charge aud In such quantities as map
DO erde rod by lhe superin tendent.
Blank forms OF proposals and envelopes
will he furnishel 1 to those who address Dr.
William II. Hancker, Fnrnhurst. Delaware
No lids Will be cOneidc unless made on
said olai:ks and in the manner there desig-
natod,
The bids will be opened ut the bosplt al at
l1.A0 o'cIocI, Thursday. Janulry Z. 1886.
Contracts will bo awarded To the bIdd ers.
The trustees reserve the wight to reject bids
not deemed to tho interest or tho institu-
tion.
Samples can be seen by applying at the hos
pital
All bills must bo presented before Tues.
day, December 81 1895.
WILLIAM ii. uANCKER
Superintendent
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-31
A c,,ristn,ns len

WIN be given by tho pansy Circle of Made
ley NJ. d. Sunday schooi in storm Hoom
OF Eden taik. South Wilmington. on thd
mission 10 cents Each tIcks st will EN-,
tlilo the holder to present handed BY
Old kriss from the Christmas tree. Pro-
ceeds for the repairs of Madoley Al. n.
Church. Oysters and refreshments al
very low rates. few selections VIII be
gwen oy an eiocutionlst. hack will
leave 81 and King streets ut 8 O'clock.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-31
O,d Diary.

Clerk Of the Peace. Foord yesterday
received from relative the diary Of his
grand mother. Ann Bayurd Foard. kept
by her during the year 1918. Mrs. Foard
was the wife OF Levi George Foard. and
was one OF the Bayards who came from
Bohemia Manor. Md. Her husband was
o major general In the war OF 1879. Mrs.
Foard's diary has been In the possession
OF her grand parents since her death. IL
Ia etill we'll preserved.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-31
Bo,i, Were iSno,yn ucro.

Benjamin Luit who was shot oD one OF
West Ghester's streets on Christmas Dny
and who died last night In O hospital
there. was brother OF Miss Hattie LulI OF
this city and young man who was we'll
known hera. Absalom Watson, who is
under arrest for tho murder was until n
few years ago. q WilmiDgtonian. He re-
eided here twenty-three years aud was al
ways looked upon as a peaceaLle an d law
abiding citizen.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-31
tInyn,snt Items.

Tomorrow morning at the Practical
Farmer at 10 O'Clock there will be fox
liberated by John G. Adams.
Tomorrow night iu Boothwyu Hall
Professor 0ltey will give delightful
concert.
The Christmas entertainment OF the
Claymont Nj. Il. Church Sunday school
takes place tonight.
HWilliam Danzenbaker has been catching
the carp In his pond this week to sell
to parties In Philadelphia. Some are quit o
large.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-31
ALEIJER FROM MISS IRUAxr
sAsisrlsa..d win Her Ds,l. Ana .,sishs.
Aiia Happy Now Yest.

The REPUBLICAN has received this letter
from little Loie Truax, who won the doll
offered for the beet composed letter to
Santa Claus:
l wish TO thank you for my dolly. nm
very much pleased with her, and nearly
as much surprised when hoard was the
lucky winner ef the doll. thank santa
Claus for not forgetting the ppor and or
phan children and the sick ami aged peo.
pie. He did not forget me either.
spent a merry Christ mas. Hoping you
did the came and wlshlng YOU o happy
New Year. suppose you Would like TO
know what cali dolly / call her Marie.
III w. Fourth street, City.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-31
Denth OF .loiln I,nrrIr.

John Roser died at the home OF his
father at Hockesein thls morning. Tho
deceased was "a yeors OF age.
Tho funeral will take place OH Thursday
and lnterinent will be made at Uppor New
Garden cemetery.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-31
3. raIal,enlps ,he TraeIs.

Work began this morning on the II no
Of the railroad from Eikton to Iron Hill
station. About a5 men have boon at wo rk
clearing OF the bushes. large eating
and sloepinR shenty has been eractod.
The contract calls for The work to DO
completed by May 81 next. The heavy re-
verse curves OF she hill will be taken out.
A survey Is now bolng made ut Bacon
Hill looking toward tho strengthening of
the tracks there as at Iron Hin. There is
q heavy reverse curve on the northeast
side OF the hill, which 1t Is the Intention
OF the company 10 strlghten. Tho rail-
road company also intends to place at
this point wrecking crew, which will
give employment TO nuinber Of men
hera.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-31
A cialm for the Champlon.h,p.

DEAR sIG:-I would like you to state
that nave secured eufliclent backing und
I'm ready to walk any man in the state of
Delaware mile or half mile from So to $25
aside at the next sports given In the CITY,
First come llrst served. theodore Slmp.
son preferred. Yours truly.
CHARLES TAYLOR.
Recognized champion walker" of
Delaware.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-31

NhT ANTED-A white cook s1O per wees.
w white girl FOR housewotk, SIUJ per
week, girl for restaurant work Three
half grown girls for light work. Two house,
hoeleas 60 Roto tue city. Apply nt Wilmington
Intelligence Ofiee. hd5-Shipley 81, d3l-t,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-31
Elnaera IInrI.

Howard w. Hill. residing at No. East
Third straei. a machinist at the Pullman
Works. this morning had three fingers of
his left hand badly lacerated by cross
cut saw lie was taken to the Office of
DR.. ii. NJ. FrlBt Eighth and Spruce streets,
where his wounds were dressed and he
male as conf OF tabl as possible.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-31
New t,ourse for t,eutury nun.

The Local News says: Sunday, II. O.
Beebe and a couple OF other mem bers OF
The Brandywine Wheelmen. OF this place,
mapped out new course for he propos-
ed century run or the mornlng Of Wed.
nesday. This was done because OF tho
poor condition of the road between here
aud Wilmington DOL, which was includ.
ed In the first route selected,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-31

The salaries OF tho ministers like the
times appear to have gone backward. In
former years the Rev. Lafayette Marks.
pastor of Hanover Presbyterian Church
was paid s250o. salary That has been re-.
doced from year to year until no now re-
ceiyes but 1880. Twelve hundred, aud his
house rent ON West Street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-31
A PrriIY Tree.

One of the prettiost Christmas trees In
the city ls that In the house OF William
Taggart the messenger, No. 7O5 Jackson
street. The tree was trimmed by the
members OF MIR. Taggarts family and is
the admiration OF all the grown people
who crowd the hou3s to SEQ It, and the
envy OF all the youngsters In the neigh.
bornood.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-31
I.ennnclpntinm Dny.

Tomorrow Is Emancipation Day and
the colorod paoDle CT tho city will cole.
brate Il In M elaborate manner. The morn
Ing service will he held in Bethel A. NJ. l..
Church The afternoon service will bs held
In the A. u. NJ. T. Church. and In the oven.
ing msss meetluR will be held in Ezlon
M. L. Church. All Uf the meetings Will be
well atLenled.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-31
Who O,vnsItf

This morning n man walked into the
musical store OF Samuel Hochdnier. at ia
MuI ket street. and wanted to sell what is
known as chips quadrant The propIie'
tor OF the store became suspicious and
the maa deoamped. leaving the instru-
ment behind 1t Ia now at the city hall
awaiting an owner.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-31

John Henry Bennot Jr. agab 35 years
died this morning at the resi,Iauna n hls
iaiher-in-law james Xsbley. No.ol9 west
SECOND street. His funeral Will take place
on friday afternoon at 2 O'Clock, Intcr-
mate Will be made at RiYeryiew Cematerv
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-31
NoiLinu,n FRr,n,ug

A farmer In Chester County saya.
There's nothing In farming now. DIR.
ING the war | sold pork as high as $40
per hundred and wheat for S9 81 d bushsi'
Inc prices arc so low now that Il daesuot
pay to raise wheat or pork lie say's hs
payY
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-31
Poultry il Bearer.

The poultry market made jump today
and prices are advanced three cents q
pound for turkeys over the Christmas
prices. The Wholesale men have no tur-
keys and the freshly killed birds ommand
the prices. Chickens and ducks remain
about the same price as last week.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-31
rlrtarc ser.nnss

Al Union II. Il. Chursh tonight watch
nIGht services Will begin Oh $50. On
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday even-
ings stereopticon sarm one. with magnlti.
cent pictures. will be preached. The old.
old story Will be told to eye ard ear. The
chance TO 500 these beautiful pictures
should noe be missed.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-31
Firm RaIia.t.

Mitchell 4 Bash have purchased tie
entire stock of cloaks and wraps OF the
New York Cloak Co., OF 70S Arch street,
purpose having big sale of seaso nable
wraps thls wesk, and is explained more
fully on the first page today.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-31
Letter to the It,iI,,r

Please explain In your valuable paper
now ihe oonds and mortgages are renew.
aDie Ia ten years. Ia it by Issuing new
ones or by alterations at Court House by
an attornsys Wm. Pollock. No. SIa
Spruce street.
liou renew them by having them re-. on.
tered by the ProthontarY, Ed
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-31
New yr,r,.. D.v

Tom orrow being a legal holiday City
Couneil COMMITTEES will meet tom orrow
night. Tho regular aession of Council
Will not ba held until Friday evening.
All the city anu county Offices will 10
closed during the day.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-31
klANRIAGHs.

Wl0oLESW NlNcENT-0n December
a1th 1888, by the Rev. J, II. MilIlgan. j o soph
WiIgieswotth, OF Wilmington. Del, to
Susie May Youngest daughter pr James IL.
Vincent Chrlsliana Del,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-31

The rehearsal OF the cantata liking
Solomon" will be postponed until Wed.
nesday evening. Jan Sth. owing to this
Wednesday being New Years. A full at.
tendance ls requested. W. NJ. s. Brown,
rhhAnraul
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-31
xy,n,p No sn,n

J. Toe Delaware Peaes Society will meet
oil January 7, and pass resolutions con-
demning the propositions OF the govern
meat building additional warshlps. Peace
&c oioties all over tho country will take
Pintlnr action,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-31
QUOTATfONE.
Reported by
tIEAI.D a. COMPANY,
Eguulxers md Rrf,t.c..-
tknnlkcrs nnd BROKERS.
EaYanlll unI AlnrEat Sla

Seventh and Market Streatt
Investment and securities yielding from
TO per cent.
Orders Tor the purchase and sale OF stoclss
and bonds on Commission executed at ali
the stock exchanges.
Private telegraph wires to New York,
philadelphia Boston anh Chicago
Foreign Drafts and Letters OF Credit issu
Ell. ~
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-31
Farmer nncK-nn I,nnrnr,nu.

James Buckson. the Blackbird Hundred
farmer who had his left arm torn off In a
fodder cutter on his farm two weeks ago
10 on rapid road to recovery. Hs sat up
yesterday and was able to DO out OF bed
today.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-31
A Tree A0re.

A tree on Fifth street between Jefferson
and Washington. caught fire last evening
about 0 o'clock from an electric wire sag
glng and falling on it during tho ct orn.
Workmen from the station repaired the
tree.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-31

DR.. Sim ms Willie Pulmonio Balsam. the
famous sore throat and lung onre. Ia sold
W the proprietor. at SOC anu u, ut 6Jj
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-31
MIR. ySrigIii's Den inI.

a. ". wight states that the CAUSE of
tho alleged levy was due to partnershl I,
dlsaRreement.
hr. WaiRht denlei that there arc any
claims against him in tho hands OF Con-
stubie WIndish.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-31
AInny Jua.p,c,t, ,yiuc,

the books OF the prothonatofy,s olfice
could be received, There vera but lew
retawals and the probabilities are that
several hundred judy gmenis Will 10 striux,
en- from she books.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-31
"Down on the Farm" is the attraction

ut the BIlOU.
calm to every storm does not apply
to last nights hurricane but to tho storm
OF applause that greeted the beautiful
play. In the cast are two clever come
dams L. S. Money and Fred Saville who
Inject much life In tha play aud there 10
Miss Margle Mason. who plays the SOU
brette role.
Niles Mason is suffering slightly with a
cold, and her singing could not be dis.
tinctly heard but as uancor. she IL as
clever as they come Ia that line. Mr..
Manley lmpersonate5 tho old welltS -to
Farmer to perfection, The tramp OF Mr..
Weber is simply perfection. Crowded
houses should be the rule the company
cIoses on New Yenr's night.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-31
The Eish Markell

Powell will haye on his stand tomorrow
In Third Street Market: Goldfish, emeltz.
white ilsh. yellow perch, sun fish. Labra-
dor herring, haddock.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-31
SILK s.

At the same time will offer a
lot OF best quality Corded Kaiki
Silks at 10 cents, and a lot of
Fancy Taffeta Silk Remnants
from 2 to s yards at so cents
reduced from 95 cents, 81 and
Sl.25. And 10 cents, reduced
from $1.25 and S1.50.
And line OF plain high.col.
ored Silks aa 87i cents, former
price 75 cents. 20 inches
wide.
This is among the greatest
values in Silks we have ever
offered.
Sale of Jackets at greatly re.
duced prices commenced o.day
and continues through Janu-
airy, or until every garment is
closed out. =.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-31

VIM. Mccarthy. 1879 L. STU st.. CInelu.
natl, Ohio. writes: Il used Dr. BuiI's
Cough syrup In my family with gooI re.
suits. We recommend 1t to all heads OF
families rs the blst.n
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-31

Gail money In New York on Monday ran
up to % per cent which helped to make
the stock market stagnant.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-31
NoIlce.

On account OF my outside publications
have decided not to Issue ths Whining :
ton City Directory for 1895
HOMER BARRY,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-31

A sore Throat ar Cough. it suffered to
progress often results In au Incutable throat
or lung trouble. '.Bropn'f Bronctidi
TTo6hes'i give instant relief
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-31
Tao tyea,ner.

To morrow promises to DO clearer
and rather colder.
THE TEMPERATURE.
The thermometer at the REPUBLICAN,
Office to-day:
7o'olock. 10 o'clock. 2o'clook.
SO 35 40
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-31

Salvation Oil the greatest cure on earth
for pain. is universally accepted by horse.
men and veterinarians as the ne Plus ul-
ira of llniments.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-31
.Io,.nIi. iinn,,n1r iln.,h

For Picture Frames. Mirrors EiseIs
and ar goods. see Hiram Yerger Ii d
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-31

The Delaware Construction Com pany
on Monday next will begin tho oonstruc.
ton OF jetty below Delaware City.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-31
To Ruild n JeitY.

Get First Presbyterian New Years din
ner Tickets after Q a. M. tomorrow.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-31

The coming OF the BLACK Crook" to ths
Grand Opera House tomorrow afternoon
and evening ought to awaken consider.
able intel est among the patrons OF this
popular place of amusement. This pre-.
teDtlous legendary romance is without
doubt the grandest of oil spectacular pro.
ductions. as was easily proven when It
was revived In New York. Press and pub.
lie lauded 1t to the skies. and pronounced
It superior to the Initial performance OF
the celebrated old play at Nlblo's. New
York. nearly thirty years ago. The scenic
effects ere magnificent and the ingenuity
displayed Is simply marvellous In the way
OF stage craft.
The ballots led by three celebrated pro.
mieTs arc poetic dreams, and the music by
eminent composers is a collection OF per.
feet gems The dramatic caat is partieu.
larly good. and In fact, the entire produc.
ton is exceptionally strong In Nil depart
ments. The same careful attention as to
detail wilt be displayed that characterized
Its production last season. This Is the
same company that made such favorable
impression throughout New England last
season. One OF tho many fentures Is
clever little Louisa Montrose. who play
Carline. introducing during the action OF
the play. her famous speclalties.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-31

Asbury NJ Il. Church.
Watch night services tonight.
Roll call of mem bership.
M. L. GATEs Pastor.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-31

Get your Picture Frames ut IL e Thri
sssesr. Hiram Yergers.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-31
Century Club Dance.

Does your truss hurt you? Go to f.
Oestsrreloher, 2UO W. Seventh street, hs
WIN lit YOU.