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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-12-21
Fs Schedule in effect Nov. 22nd. 1905.
All trains illuminated with Pintsch

All trains illuminated with Pintsch
cypress trains.
WARE MARs AEANHE M srArfoM FOR PAA
MAJ, " 2s, 1925, $50, lsIss, III p. m. Sun
days, 's.l8, 'll.25 a M, 's.2s, '5.52. '.sa al
PHILADELPI1IA. week days. .s1s. $40,
4. M, '12.2l, 1910, 1929 '3.2S, $50, $50 6 30.
TSs, 81, I'll p. M: Sundays, .slS 7s6.
s59 '1l.25 a, m, l22o. 'a2S. $50, '5.S2, $50
cHEsTER weekdays. .s1s SIS. GAO,
.20, 7.36, fS.25, 9.15 '1O0l, 'I0.G'. 1l.20 am,
1a40 *229. $50. :.5.a2, go. .7;$s. a.iS. iii
E. s Ssns stS y ss & r. p '15% ii p m
ATLANTIC CITY, weekdays. "1@1 u.
CAPE MAY. weekdays, 's2j a. M.
BAET!MoRE . end WASHINGTON.
.207 2.5i, s4.03, si.57, '6l6, $50 pin Sui.
days, .4.ls, 7.2O, 'S.4, a. M. 'i2,S5. *207 III.
BALTiMbRE and way stations, daily.
NEWAhK. Weekdays. Alb, 100 .s4e,
:. u ID a. M, 'l?5s, "a. .los. 4;s7 .als, 1855.
ii g. e. ~ "" 81, .sis ': D. ~ '''' a. Ill.,
Sunday, ~ p. M.
c cH!GAG3; a, 1qi'y n'7 r n or,,s ,.,..
TEW " cR Il j !; 3 and MEMPHIS, via
Bristol ana Chattanooga, week days IS IL
p, m. Sundays. .,.57 p: m Through
sleepers to Memphis and New Orlenas.
- SINCERITY ACCOMMODATION, daily,
gA II f'ii Is aRG 10. APe Z; g
T .~l "a 1871 a. M 254, 4.57 p. M. Sun
LEAVE MI .tKET STREET STATION
PHILADELPHIA, week days, $50 D, m.
BAALlIT I!sn,;f weekdays, ESQ p. m.
week days, Gas, 1920 a. M. ESQ, SO p. m.
sY4n1a d aW I, 965 g. e; m; 520 p N; ~
Street Station, for Wilmington, week
days, S@ g S.l5, 10. ,'s;15, go, '16.2e, uso
s5.15. '5.41, 900. $50 s74o, s.45, 'll.S p. m.
sundays, $50, BIS, 900. 11.3O a. M, sl220.
I:S6, LOO, APO, 4.30. $50, '7.4O, 1880 b. m,
1 Telephone No. 1893. -
any other line
Nv. M. GREENE, C. O. SCIJII,
zen. Manager. Gen. Pass. Agent.
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Death of q Well Known Inventor

New YORK, Dec. 2l.-William Lyman,
of Middleleld, Conn, son OF the late David
Lyman, died of pneumonia in this city
yesterday. William Lyman was best
known rs the inventor and manufacturer
of the Lyman gun sight, in use all over
the world. He was a member of the Con-
necticut legislature In 1891
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-12-21
Thirty-Fiye Houses DESTROYED bv F,re.

IhIfty-TIve H"uses Destroyed by Fire.
EAST RADFoRD, Va, Dec. 1.-About
$50 o'clock yesterday morning fire started
in the grocery Of T. J. Newell, on First
street. The flames spread rapidly, burn
ing in three directions, entirely consuming
thirty-fye houses, Of which the majority
were stores. The loss Is estimated ct over
800 900, with insurance of about $4,000
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SPECIAL MENTION

American Laundry, COZ West Front st.
Brazilian Balm cures u cold, 10 cents.
Euppinknnd iescnins. M 4. sHsVudsl
NJ. F. Davis. Jeweier. Q t.. 9ni i.
Go to DR.. Slmms' drug store sos King
street, for eye cure. You don't ha We 10
suffer with sore eyes when you have q
bottle OF his eye cure. We have tried It
and it has proved a sure cure.
For that tired aching feeling and ma.
laria try bottle of our Beef, Wine and
Iron Prepared by w. q. Taylor. 303
King street.
For flrst.class dyeing and securing 90
to the Delaware Dye Works, 21o King
street.
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Three Killed and HeyaD Ip;ura6

SHREVEPORT, La, Dec. sl.-Yesterday
morning there was bad wreck on the
Texas and Pacific railroad near Sodus,
La. Although no information is given
by railroad officials, it is learned from
private sources that three men were killed
and sever badly injured.
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Ex-Congressman Tucker ReeoverfI

LEXINGTON, Va, Dec. Six Congress
man John Randolph Tucker passed fa-
vorabis night, and his eondision is SO
much improved that his physicians and
friends hope for his recovery
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Comp PennyrOynI Pills

Simms the first among pills for th,
ladies', made Of pure material stand high
In their recommendation for the intirml,
ties OF ladies, 81. also sent BY mail. b)j
King street
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THURSDAY. DEC. 24th,
at ! O'Clock sharp.
READY FOR BUSINESS.

Mclaughlin, Front and shipley streets,
invites the attention of the farmers .and
bis friends to the splendid line of feed cut.
tors, corn shelters and best grades baled
timothy hay, straw, bran, oats, -four and
feed of all kinds. All at bottom prices.
John F. Mclaughlin. d16,m-w.s.1m
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Most OF the consumptlves that come to
US are inourable. They have neglected
uDtil too late, but still there are cases that
come Cd time aud are cured by DR.. Sim ms
White Pulmonc Daisam and Vegetable
Pills. Depot COG King street.
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BARCELONA, Dec, 21.-Eight of the an
archists who recently had their trial in
this city for throwing bomb into the
Corpus Christi procession last June have
been sentenced to death.
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PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON AND
BALTIMORE r. r.
IN EFFECT NOVEMBER Is. 1895.


For Philadelphia (expressl. AZ, 2ss.
IN a. IN s5o s55 e. ~ o H. iG s i III
* ass s1s sss s 1 e. ~ H. ~ liz H.
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For Chester lexpressl, lS7, 10y. NV. ~ -
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az aeo sSa, sss aSs t H. !le ill., nos
LIS a. M, ia.lS. ass. 400. SIG, s.45. 75o and
FoF New York, 1.57, a55, 40, $50. ITO,
$50. 9.Ss, 1908, 1913. 11.45 a. m, .l2l6, 1.S7,
a@, aos. 81. 6.oa. $40. S'5s. 7.o7 s'ls and
For Boston. without change. 1916 a. m.
For West e Chester via Lamokin. $50 a.
FER - Nsxsrk Center and as intermediate
Baltimore and Washington. 49,, Sol.
Es So. S. 81 .sos. 100 la. III p NJ. and
Baltimore and intermediate stations.
AL, 443. sos p. M, 12o0 night.
leave Philadelphia, Broad street. for
W5 u 8 lexprsssS' s9 ~ XIV; III Ell
Lilo. ills p. m. and i2o5 night.
aee ss 49, Il 49, s i15s ' ana a ills
SUNDAY TRAINS.
For phllaaelnhia 1expressl. l.5I. 255 40,
SM i'll 9H and y ii q. M
Observation-Disclosures 7.M. 8.19 a. M, 1909,
LIZ. 100. b.26. and 1910 D. m.
lisa nm mne1 iM aSS b.cs. S.ts 10 7o7, and So
- Accommodation, zo7 SIS a, m., E.09 l45,
100. 6,W, I28. and 1910 o. m.
For New York 1.57 2.55, 40. 7U7 9.33,
so.s II Ii a M 1M ADS 10o BOZ Std. 707,
Bis and 10. o. m.
For West Chester. via Lamokin, SIS a.
m. and 5S n. M
Raitimore and washington. 49, 8.ol,
ia a. M. 12M ~ a. I.D. b23 s.6.6. TAI,
Baltimore and intermediate stations,
COS y. m, 100 night.
Leave Philadelphia, Broad Street, for
wilmington {express), $50, 7.20. 11.23 a. m.
AGO. liz, Al, sos, 6.55, TAO. 8s5, l110 1l.l6
3. m, and 2.6 night.
Accommodation, &35, 9.12, 1925 a. m,
A2S0. asa, 6.10. $50 and 1903 p. m.
:,
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southern Railway-7G M. daily.
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"a Hahsvi,,e ana Hat anrin9s p'''
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H UMPHREYS'

Sold by Druggists, or sent prepaid on
receipt of price, 25c., or for 81.
DIR. HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC MANUAL
OF DISEASES MAILED FREE.
Humphreys' Med. Co., III William St.. N, Y,
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pENEsYlV 1HIA RAlIR0A5.
The standard Railway Of America.

PROTECTED THROUGHOUT BY THE
lNTERL4OCKING SWITCHES AND
BLOCK SIGNAL SYSTEM.
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:, SUNDAY TRAINS.
| For New Castle 9s1 pm. and L. 10 night.
; For Cape Charles. Old Point Comfort,
and Norfolk, 11.56 p. m.
For Middletown, Clayton, Dover. Wy
Pming, FELTON,, Harrington, Bridgeville,
&eaterd, Laurel and Delmar, 11.56 p. m.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-12-21

FOR THE SOUTH.
Southern Railway.-7.H p. m, daily.
sleepers to New Orleans. Memphis, Tam
pa, Asheviile and Hot Springs
Atlantic Coast Line.-12.49 p. M, daily,
sleepers to Port Tampa and Macon; 1858
night. daily, sleepers to Jacksonville.
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.JOTTINGS.

Arrangements have been made over
the southern route to run regular
weekly stock train to Los Angeles, to so
through on express time. Burton palace
stock cars will be used.
A lamentable case Of suicide occurred
at Williams last week when Abner Har-
rington, only 16 years of age, resorted TO
the desperate expedient of strychnine
to throw off the coil Of mortality.
1t is reported that the Yaquis are gath
ering in almost incredible numbers, and
are coming from far and near to be pres
ent at the feast at Magdalena Another
uprising soon Is among the possibilities
-Vidette.
The remains Of Arthur L. White, late
chief Of the weather bureau, who was
killed at the Congress mine in an acct
dent on Sunday evening, were brought
to this city Tuesday and inferred In the
cemetery in the evening.
Two prisoners were taken through
Phoenix Tuesday from Coconino county
where they were convicted Of killing
cattle on the range and sentenced to
serve one year each at Yuma: They were
In charge Of Bayless, deputy sheriff.
Nogales vidette: ]. T. Wolfey, Of the
Republican, is one of the Republicans of
Arizona who has the courage to stand
UP for his convictions. He and his paper
continue to advocate the free and unlim-
tied coinage of silver, Notwithstanding
that his party in the territory have tied
themselves to the apron strings Of Wall
street. Wolfiey is evidently not depend
ing entirely upon the "pie counter"
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DAYS WE'RE ONCE SHORT.
Only Three Hours in Length in the
Early Stages Of the World.

When the earth was young. says DR..
Ball, the eminent British astronomer, 1t
turned on its axis SO rapidly that 1t made
one complete revolution once IN every
three hours! The earth was liquid then.
and it spun around at that fearful speed
probably for thousands of years. The
sun caused ever-increasing tides on the
surface Of the great liquid planet, and at
last it burst in two. But the break was
not In the middle of what had been the
great, swift-revolving globe of liquid
matter. 1t was to one side, and the
effect was to throw the smaller frag-
ment out into space. That fragment
kept on turning and was soon fash
toned into a globe. We see 1t today and
know 1t as the moon. The larger piece
also kept turning on its axis. and in the
course of ages became the spherical,
habitable earth. The smaller fragment
of the great original globe, being held
in place by the attraction Of the larger,
has been going around the earth ever
since, but has been gradually increasing
the distance between itself and its pri-
mary. Some astronomers Believe that
eventually the moon will get SO far
away that it cannot be seen by the in
habitants of our planet.-St. Louis Re-
public.
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a hit as their indescribably funny sketch,
Man VS.. Woman.
Mile. Alma, the fairy of the electric
globe, will repeat her clever equilibrist
performance on the revolving globe.
The merry Vassar quartet have
new sketch in rehearsal which gives
promise of being as entertaining as their
first great success. Abdullah the
spirit of the air, will close the program
with his sensational slanting wire act.
BURBANK THEATER.-Commen
Ing tonight at the Burbank The Ideal
Comic Opera company will present Au.
drains best work, Olivette. for four
nights and Wednesday matinee. The
second half Of the week will be given to
The Chimes of Normandy, with q Sat-
urday matinee. The Ideals have been
presenting light opera this season in q
very successful manner. They have
gradually strengthened their company.
The prime dome are Miss Oracle Plais-
ted, so we'll known to music lovers Of this
coast, and SO we'll remembered by her
efficient work with the Tivoli Opera
company, and Miss Daise Thorne, from
the Francis Wilson Light Opera COM
pany. Miss Plaisted sings the title role.
Olivette land Miss Thorne assumes the
character of Bathilde, countess Of Rou-
sillion. OF the male voices Mr.. Fred w.
Huntley Is so we'll known that no com =.
ment is necessary. He is cast for the
Duo Des Ifa, cousin and heir presump-
tive to the countess. Mr.. o. w. Kyle,
as stage manager, insures splendid
performance, taken from a scenic and
artistic standpoint, he having staged
some of the largest operate perform
ances ever given in this country. Charles
Ludwig and w. r. Mason are both
strong cards. Miss Yost and Miss Ben
son have suitable characters to display
their talents The chorus is a strong
one, numbering thirty-five voices, care
fully picked both in regard to symmetry
Of form as we'll as vocal accomplish
ments. The entire company is under the
musical direction of Mr.. Louis F. Gott-
schalk, who was last season the mu-
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ARIZONA, NEWS ;
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,

Phoenix, says the Republican, seems
to be enjoying an epidemic of robbery,
for during the past week no less than
four cases have been reported. The
latest is a case of hold up and the victim
was Ross More.
More was walking across the court
house plaza late Tuesday night, when
he was accosted by two persons, one
Mexican and his companion white
man. They seemed to be acquainted
with Ross, and told him that they had
wagon and team hitched near the cleo
and take look at the outfit and try to
sell it, they would pay him a liberal
commission.
He assented to the proposition, and
the two, started off toward where the
team. was supposed to be. Ross was
|rentirely unsuspecting, but when cross
Ing lot near the National steam laun-
dry he knew something was amiss, for
one Of his companions grabbed him by
the throat, with the unpleasant remark
that to make an outcry would mean
sudden exit from this world.
He heeded the warning. and while one
caressingly choked him. the remain
ing acquaintance explored Ross pock-
cts His watch and chain were taken,
and matter of I'll was not over
looked.
After the formula Of investigating his
pockets, the pressure on his throat was
released. The Mexican said, "Adios,
senor," and the white man. TIA. ia, my
honey" and of they went.
On Tuesday morning Emery Tays a
taxpayer and president Of the Citizens
league, entered suit in the district court
for the recovery or 5000, alleged by the
petition to have been illegally drawn
by ]. T. Priest, w. L. George and EsB.
Kirkland, as members of the board OF
supervisors of Maricopa county, for Ia
| Dor performed by said defendants.
Fred A. Hough, the rustling manager
! of the Tempe creamery, is preparing to
! send another carload of cheese to Cali
! fornia. He shipped q car a couple of
weeks ago and the venture proving sue
cessful, in spite Of competition, he will
continue to place this product Of his
economy on the California market. The
cheese turned out by Mr.. Hough is of a
superior quality and finds a ready sale
on the market. The shipping of cheese
and Mr.. Hough took great chances in
trying to compete with California
| Republican.
| Nogales vidette: Judge Barnes is
| the kind of q Democrat, who, il he Is
beaten in political fight, takes off his
coat and goes to work for the interest
of his successful opponent. He opposed
the nomination of Mark Smith for dele
gate, but Mark received the nomination,
and from now on until the polls close on
| the evening Of November Sd, Mark
Smith will have no more ardent support
err or more tireless worker than William
| II. Barnes.
Jose Barron, a Yaqui. tried to murder
his wife on Saturday morning across
the railroad track and nearly succeeded
says the Star. She had left him on ac-
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steal director of The Trip to Chinatown
company. The costumes and scenic
effects are up to date, and with an aug
mented orchestra music lovers should
enjoy treat that is in store for them
at prices lower than ever before charged
for such entertainments. The roper
toire includes The Mascot, A Night In
Venice, Pinafore, The Beggar Student,
The Pirates Of Penzance and Iolanthe.
The sale of seats opened Thursday and
the advance sale is large.
There is a glamour about Napoleon,
his epoch, his person, his manners, his
surroundings and his friends and asso-
ciates that causes feeling of interest
when any Of them are mentioned. This
man, who, by his genius. his logged
tenacity of purpose and the magnetic
power he possessed Of attaching his fol-
self from the humble .positnOn of
soldier Of fortune to theerank of dictator
of Europe, must ever be interesting
alike to the student of history, the man
of affairs, the political aspirant, or the
mere commonplace person Nho is fond
Of specializing on the chances Of the
future.
Next in interest to the emperor him
self are the people who were intimately
associated with him in his rise to pow
err, and to whose affection and faithful
ness, as much as to his own wonderful
capacity for direction, he owed his sue
cess.
Just lately we have been having a re-
vival of interest in Napoleon and his
period of history. Magazines and news
papers have devoted many pages to
the "little corporal and his affairs.
Among the most interesting Of tho pub
locations anent this period has been the
book entitled Madame Sans Gene, which
has had an immense popularity. owing
to the interesting details 1t gives Of
stauncehst friends and bravest gener-
ais, Marshal Lefebre, as well as the
occasional glimpses 1t gives of the life
of the emperor himself. In the hands Of
Sardou, all incidents of interest have
been carefully reproduced in the dra-
matte version, and anyone seeing the
play would fail to experience the pang
of disappointment, the sense of some
thing irretrievably lost, that usually
follows the first witnessing the result
of the dramatizatiOn of a favorite book
1t has been q great pleasure to us Cali
fornians, who, on account Of our great
distance from the large eastern cities,
have often had to forego the enjoyment
of seeing the great theatrical successes
until they have passed from the ear
OF first fame, to have such fine produce
ton Of Madame Sans Gene for our de-
lectation. Even when prominent actorg
ana actresses favor us with their pres
ence, they seem to consider that their
bare presence SHOULD be enough Tor u,
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count Of his cruelty towards her and
taken up residence with an acQuaint-
ance. Barron went to the house about
2 o'clock in the morning and after brief
quarrel he made an assault upon her
before bystanders could interfere. The
woman received three long, deep gashes
across the back, one on the thigh and
other less serious injuries.
Two daylight burglars, James Ham,
nell and Lawrence Edwards, were pro-
vided with Yuma accommodations at
Tucson Tuesday, the former for one year
is only youngster. about is or 16 years
Of age, but is q hardened villain already
His sentence sits lightly upon him. He
winked and sinpered and giggled when
he received his sentence, and the whole
matter appeared gigantic joke to him
1t was yesterday decided by the terri
torial Democratic central committee.
says the Prescott Courier. to adopt the
United States silver dollar as the en-
blem of Arizona's free silver Democracy
and the vignette which will adorn the top
of the Democratic column of the ballots
to be cast next month. A more appro-
pirate design could not have been Sc
lected. There are few Arizonans who
will hesitate to place their x under this
Democratic free silver dollar which rep
resents the sentiments of all true Arizo-
mans, regardless of party, which repre-
SenLS revival VI SllVtT IliHliS, tuC AC
opening of our silver camps, statehood
and untold prosperity for Arizona.
The Arizona Republican gives the fol-
lowing particulars Of the death Of A. E.
White at the Congress mine: Mr. White
and wife and another gentlemen were
visiting the mine under ground. They
were on the way to the surface in an
empty car when al runaway car. was
heard rapidly descending the incline
upon them. The gentleman who was
with Mr.. White caught Mrs. White In
his arms and jumped from the car to
the side of the track. Both escaped I'M
hurt Mr. White remained with the car
and a few seconds after the runaway
car collided with the car in which Mr.
White was riding. He was caught be-
tween the cars and both his sides crush
ed Death must have been instantan-
eous.
The cause Of the accident is hard to
place. Some miners were loading a
couple of cars on the 40O-foot level Of the
4 cline. 1t Is thought that the wheel
/ clocks must have slipped and the cars
started downward on the run Of destruc-
! ton.
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houses mentioned in New York and Gre
taed furore.
Three new attractions have been en-
eaged to open Monday night. together
with four Of the best hold-overs of the
old bill. Those kings of the vaudeville
stage in the delineation of comic Irish
character. Ferguson and Mack, are one
OF the big features of the bill There are
perhaps no greater Irish comedians in
their lines than these two fun makers,
and Orpheum patrons can look forward
g week Of hilarious humor. Barney
Ferguson viii be remembered as the
comedian who set the country afire in
0cCarthys Mishaps. He is an old
timer and has long figured in the first
ranks OF the profession. Such talent is
seldom found outside of the great cities,
and there can be no question but Bar.
ney will meet lots of his old friends and
admirers In Los Angeles and make many
new ones.
Eldora and Marine are a coup1e Of
jugglers and eQuilibrists, said to be the
best in their line. They will furnish a
Torrance is we'll liked by everybody
Everything that the best jugglers per-
form they do with equal skill, besides
many novel tricks Of their own.
One of the brightest features Of the
show will be the contortion dancing Of
the dainty little danseuse, Marguerite
Ferguson. Marguerite was prime ia
vorite In San Francisco, as she will I'M
aoubtedly be here. She is very much
like the famous Bertoldi.
!. OF the hold-overs Filson and Enrol will
take first place. as they have done since
the opening of their engagement here
Comment upon their work Is unnec-
essary, as they have already been lauded
to the skies. No act that was ever In
troduoed at the orphsum has made such
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The Embassy Ball. a new comedy -drs-
ma; Tuesday night, Innocent Bohemia.
q new comedy from the French; We'd
nesday there will be no performance,
as the pavilion has been given over to
the Republicans for a mass meeting:
Thursday night, Dion Boucicault's ever
popular picture of southern life before
the war;" The Octoroon; Friday an Eng
lish comedy-drama. entitled A Bargain
Husband. At the Saturday matinee
East Lynne will be produced land for
10, Baby, By-lo. will be given to those
attending, besides a chance to win a
couple Of gold watches. On Saturday
night the engagement will close with
The Streets Of New York. with its great
fire scene.
Reserved seats for the pavilion may be
secured in advance without any addi-
tional charge at Ellington's drug store,
r266 South Spring street.