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PROF. HALEE,
Born ciairvoyant and scientific ,.ti,at
Tells your name. occupation. ahu Ilstt nust
you want To know: also tells about Dout,nIes pLs
ness deals, love affairs. family tIoun. n,ia5.
friends and enemies. reunites tne lp,oa. nepo
ated, brings quarrels ali right, sn S9c
spells, causes good luck, etc. zee .,oos %, o
and 81. Hours. to 8 daily ,p eAGeps
SUNDAY. Hours Sunday, 2 To A. Iao1S
S25 y St NV. Satisfaction guarahVseu-
1a22-2me
LADIES needing confidential tIeaia tIeatIlien'S, rs
a sure and safe relief in az Woniad oiiiadaI
complaints and Irregularities Coo Iieuni Teo1a
awarded for the science or oOstelIi'SS r;nt
the University of Munich, bavaria. S.itSc ~
ly confidential MRS. DR.. REM En, ~ -"
9TH st. ne, near East Capitol Bt.' "aSn
ington, ID. e..
DR. TAYLOR, .906 F sc. nU,I makes makes
full sets OF teeth for 50; Ds!lsIdSll0tti
guaranteed; teeth e xtraete,d n,1o,S %i'FSGs 5ISe:
pain; gold filling, 81; amalgain, o"''
extracting free wnen plates are maoe'
Je1S-tr
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,t,i sai-e--i i.sIHsts 8 VEnICLEs.

rN5is SAI.~-- fftiHSFS dh VEHICLES.
FOR SALE-On account OF storage and
repairs, daytons, 2 grocery, | coal OF
express wagon; also several carriages,
abfe offer refused. 927 ID st. NV. Phone
26I. 1e19-f
FOX SALE-HoRsES AND VEHICLES
g. ID. Houck, 301 10th ST. NV; large
assortment OF new and secondhand double
aud single Larncssa iOQ sets of govern
ment OF double. hack and coupe harness.;
100 government saddles. fe13-lIn,em
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grIP wANrED-MALE.

NANTED-A man or neat appearance anu
good ADDRESS to sell Greek Llninlent on
the street Address the SHAW MANI
rAITUKING Co, for Three Days, TINS
Office.
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PERSONAL.

REGEMA VALASCO, ciairvoyant medium;
tells all events OF life: gives luck; busl-
ness advice; magnetic Treatments. 6o7
r. SC. NV. lb,efn
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PENSION VOUCHERS.

To PENSIONERs-JO A. HA VIVA RID,
notary public, will be in his office, 1906
attn st. NV, March 4, from a. IN. 10
10 u. m to execute pension vouchers.
1t
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WANTED L want 20 good agents to sell
tue latest novelty; just patented; a cum
biDation spectacle, pen, and pencil; and
comb, pen, and pencil holders Call to-
day at Hotel Yendome, 10 to 3 O'Clock,
WILLIAM A. JOHNS TON. Territory for
sale. mh2-3b
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To PENSiOSERS-Pens vouchers can
be executed before me at the office OF
tames 4 Hunter, attorney, on and alter
Narch 1, after O'Clock. Rooms 10 and
II. typographical Hall, 6 st, opposite
Pension OffiCe W. H. II. PRICE, Notary
Pubhc. Hill- -3G
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NOTICE TO PENSIONERS viii cash
free OF charge checks OF an pensioners
executing their vouchers before me, at
nv ofriC'e, North west Bank, l 4th st. and
RI ave. NV: office open March / and
at s O'Clock, a. m WALTER T. WRIGHT,
Notary Public. mh2-2t
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PENSION VOUCHERS can be legally ex,
ecuted Thursday, March 4, at Attn and +
sts NV. opposite Pension Agency; pen,
sioaers will find notary here ntght ana
fIa 4, al d vouchers will be executed promptly
and reasonably. after which they can be
personally placed in the voucher itDN, at
The agency, thus saving postage anu tlme
in transmission through the mails, u.flcc
omen at 2 O'Clock, midnight, Wednesday.
FRANK ID. BLACKSTONE. Notary Public.
mrl-3t
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wANTED-AGENTs.

WANTED-25 agents Immediately; days
profits, 800 per cent; applicants musthave
% security; girls and men. Apply 932 Z
b.. NV 1t
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wANTED-By a young man, situation
as bartender or assistant, III hotel. " AL
TER SMITH 3270 NJ kt. NV. mh2-at,ehl
wANTED-By High School graduate, cleri-
cal work: understa nds stenography,type-
writing and bookkeeping. Miss K A. s.,
this office. ma stem
WANTED-By " a cook, place in hotel orr res
taurant 1905 st. NV. mhl-3t
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WANTED-Colored cook; three in family
also a chamhermaid- GA l3th NV. II
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FOR MISCELLANEOUS

FOR SALE-Cheap Half interest in good
patent for the kitcheR; money in 1t Tor
man with push. Address, Tor interview,
81. S., this office. nt3-2t
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WANTED oung White woman Tor get
cral nouSework small family. GA / 9Th
nw. II
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wANTED-BOARDERs.

BOARD-2 or gentlemen In private fam
Ily at 1923 5th st. NV. mh3-6t-em
TABLE BoARD-S3 90 per week; meals
for Inauguration visitors, 25c. 1106
9TH st. NV. mchl -6tem
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FOX RENT-No. l31 Md. ave. ne, eiegal
fur. rooms, I'd and Sd floors. lte
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

WANTED young men from the South,
with good refs, want work OF soine
kind as driver, porter in grocery or Dutter
store. Can or write to L 8 l. St NV
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FOR SALE-SIu0 bigh-grade gents BIZ
cycle: used but short time; cheap Tor
cash, or Will trade Tor a diamond flng
or stud. : O st. ne, west lexington.
mh33tem
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FOR sALE-HoUsEs.

FOR SALE--CheRpi 1 have two NICE two-
story houses. &Ilh concrete cellar under
entire house; bay windo w, buff bricks, stone
nets. open plumbing, steel-clad tubs, hand
somely papered. large yards TO wide alley.
These houses are 7O9 and I'll Seventh
st. Sc, and are open every day from 2 to
$40 Take look at them I you want 70
get house in that location. for I'll sell
them cheap and on accommodating terms.
and they are the best no iSe3 n that section.
a p RAIII. bOS l lth st. NV
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TENSION yoschers executed reasonably
at 623 F st NV o.. and taken 10 agency, Of
flee open wednesday at midri ght. I HOMAs
! STALFY. No-ary Public. mh2-3t
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PENSION VOUCHERS executed inaugu-
ration day. March 4, 1897, at Coz Jth
st NV Office open after midnight OF the
Sd First floor, back room. Come early.
NH 1-3t EN-
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THE original inaugural six nag cane For
sale by L.. RUBEN. 2o2 East Capitol St,
or metropolitan Hotel. mh2-3t
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-22

holiday spec
iaities than
ever, we ap-
pear to have
just what PEG
p ! e W a II t,
prices. styles
and qualities
Green a n d
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-22
I The BACKACHE
ve, Here's the way to Eli Your
al the wearIness and Pain At
tending It.

Some people suffer with headache, many
people are worn out and weary all tho
tims, many more people have lame back
and backaehe. Few people understand
the real cause OF their aches. and fewer yet
know how easily they can be cured. The
back Is the key note Of the kidneys. 1t
aches, that's sign that the kidneys are
NOT working promptly, 1t Is lame; another
sigh, the kidneys ont Of order. The kidneys
you know are the dlters Of tho blood but
filters sometimes get cloggcd up. This
means In their case that The blood courses
through the entire system imrregnated
with poisonous uric acid, bringing on
many disorder which, IL neglected means
discase perhaps incurable. And now
about the cure. Don't take our word for
IT.; read what tho people here IN VIII
Il mington say:
Mrs. Albert Bannon. of SIG East Seventh
street, says: II had kidney complaint for
the last five years. l tried different So
callei kidney cures and consultedsloco
hut got no rolic'. l was so bad at times
that Icou!d scarcely attend to my house
hold cares The pain in my back was all
but continual and often kept up after
morning l felt lame aud sore. Doan'5
Kidney Pills came to my notice through
reaaing the home papers, and thinking
they might give me relief went to Dan
forth $ drug store and got q box. was
not disappointed in the results for they
took light hold and soon brought me out
all right. My husband also used them for
a backache and was benefited. l have
heard a number Of my friends speak very
highly of Doan's Kidney Pills and / am
willing to endorse much q valuable pre-
paration at all times.'
Doan's Kidney Pills for sale by all deal
ers. Price 80 cents. Mailed by Foster
Milburn Co., Buffalo, \. Y, Solo agents
for the U. s. Remember the name Doan' 5
and take no substitute
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-22

The many friends of William N. Boggs
believe that hs Is on his way homo from
South Amsrica and will be in Delaware
before the week IL out. It's said that Mrs.
BYgs who Is now in Dover, came hero for
the express purpose OF meeting her hus-
band but this Of course will not DO adj
m,t!ed by her. People who arc in po-
sltlun to know shy that Don after Mr..
Hosgs reached Brazil h. WAS takna very
III AID once his life was dospairol f.
lilo recovered however, and siu.a has
been busy keeping out of tbs clutches Of
the officers who are looking for him. 1t Is
certain that he will be under Iii ,guisu wien
he reaches here. He will probably meet
his vito ut some secluded spot, then turn
himself over to the authorities aud tell all
lie knows OF tho scandal. Doawacc de-
tectives will keep nwatch on him and will
attempt to prevent him from first seeing
Mrs Hogg..
Tho report that Mrs Bo-s, had live in
almost AFFECT poyor-y at Lafay''ttI. /, de.
Eicd by her relatives who looked HItrr and
provided for her.
Mrs. Boggs is now staying at the home
Of Mrs. G. Is. Hops at Dover.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-22

a Discovery rlade BY hrs. Campbell Yes
terday. =


A couple of months ago Levi Green,
cc.nred, was ares ed on the charge Of lar
ceny Of a so gold piece from a Mira. Csmp-
bell. He was given o hearing before
Magistrate Daley and held in % 70 ball for
court. Greon denied all knowledge Of the
taking and claimed that tho gold piece
found in his possession was secured in .
legitimate way. Heswas beld at the ci ,
hall for few days IN the hope Of sccurln.-
bail. While there he took dinner knife
aud cut his throat.
Ho was removed to the Delaware Hos.
pltal and tore open the wound which the
physicians had s.wen up. He died in o
few weeks and protested that he was in.
nocont OF the crime charged to him.
Yesterday Mr.. Campbell went to search
for her husband sIwatch, as her daughtt +
was going to attach chain to 1t for
christmas present When She went to the
drawer where 1t was supposed to be, no
watch could be found. Mrs Campbell
went to n pawnbrokers Office and there
discovered that Grron had pawned the
watch the day after he was at hsr house
and when the gold piecc disappeared.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-22

There IL no scarcity Of turkeys. The
cold crisp weather Of tho past few weeks
has been all that turkey raiscrs desired,
There wore fully five hundred in tho Inar-
kat this morning. There was an almost
equal quantity of chickens.
As result of this large supply, prices
are lower than usual. The average prizes
for plump turkeys Is eighteen cents.
some dealers got twenty cents for choice
stock, while other. charge ;ts low US twelve
cents, but for inferior birds.
Wholesalers received an average Of thir-
t en- to fifteen cents A lew years ago
twenty to twenty-five cents was a good
average retail price. and 1t has not beon
many years since thirty cents pound was
paid during the Christmas season for nice
gobblers.
The drop In price has been largely duo
to the increased shipments Of Western
turkeys TO this city, and the farmers have
also Increased the number Of birds sent to
this market
The fowls come from nearly every Sta's
east Of the Mississippi river, trains Of ~.
Is Indiana, Ohio and the two Virginias,
while large consiguments come from every
point North, East and South. ",
The Western turkeys compete with the
birds raised especially for tho Wilmington
market in tho nearby counties, but they
cannot command rs good price rs the
freshly killed birds raised in the surround.
ing States.
@Cranberries, inseparable from turkeys,
are higher than usual. At wholesale they
are selling for 50 and $3.50 per bushol crate
of 30 quarts, an advance Of from 81 cents
to 81 over lust years prices
1t Is late in the season for Cape Cod ber-
ries, and much Of the supply Is now coming
from The cranberry boys Of sNew Jersey.
Dealers state that for the Christmas trade
over rs. 000 crates will be sold
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-22

Fourth street from French to Tatpnll
resembles forest OF pine trees. lhr. .
are over Ons Thousand Christmas trar.
there displayed beside innunlnrnble twi.s
ard wrcaths Of holly, mi l.tJc, etc III,
display is much larger this year aud til,
Price Of the articles is higher, and many
81, nrr being made.
Trees sell from 41c to $l5O Mistietas
b. inys .Ucputs II bunch, while the holly
sells or cents. Tho wyenths are ia de-
mart mt 10 cents. Many Of tho trees are
from Vermont and New Hampshire, and
not IL few come from kont and Sussex
counties The dealers expect II busy sea
son fiom now until Friday night when
housewives will have their homes dcourl
ted for the coming Of Oh Santa Claus.
The stores arc doing Il rushing business.
The display of novel ties Is not limited to
any particular branch Of trade. For suv-
eral years Wilmington has been no ed for
the "nstrikiug floral displays durin. the
Christmas season. The florists vie with
each otEerin Producing beautiful ,oorel
effects and while Tho material used is
practically tbs &Hlnn strong Individuality
Is shown in the treatment.
On florist limits his decorations to The
Christmas colors in the rUlut4 Ut he huly,
green and red. Still another, by haukin
his window with ferns and pail Of differ
tnt SlHIt~ gives WHAT ihlSht he thiIlN u
symphony in green, Wherever. a general
collar scheme is preferred every ctfur, is
made TO group the ll,wets in such ~ way
chat their own Particular prst!ln''s an d
grace are brought ont. :
The pleasant custom Of sending Christ
mas greetings BY muHno If cut flowers
grows steadily FROM year to year, md
every season rove, les ia the Why If las.
kets or box $ to hold the ,ngrant nIessot-
gers are provided. For long et"n'hei
flowers rough HAM era are p.eterrrd, hey
ara lined wltI!aucy f"Il u t!c naInC culur
HIS the blossom within, and are finished
with lhhun to match The new cut
flower th' ygar i, the bungalnviili, which
varies in shade from ua X Lavender to n
rct!ieh purple Eoes, carnations, lilies
OF tie valley, iuigiuifiie, dni Is ard or--
Ch.d5 and, of Cuurs-, Nilrts are sGht t,u-
Corul% ~ th@ plrl"rl nee Of the nt.e lot
whom they aGe lHten'lrd Is hupwn,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-22
CARD BASKET,

'rne Misses Cooch, Of Newark, were III
tn city yesterday.
& prEn Johnston, of Thompson, Del,
az III the city yesterday
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathaniel Horsey of II, of
Greensboro, Nd, is visiting In this city.
S Frank Green has returned to his home
at henLett square after u pleasant visit
here.
Mrs John Megilligan and daughter have
been visiting her parents at hennett.
;. "A. Fletcher tho llutcist in the Prince
tor mandolin club Is the guest Of 10 I'm
Ncary,
Miss Mollie Wright has returned to
smyrna, after pleasant visit to friends
in this city.
Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Derrickson. of
Mermaid, Del, were among the Whining
ton visitors yes. erday.
Misses Alice and Blanche Wimpie. of
Danvillc, Va, are the guests Of Miss
Florence Hougmnn, of his city.
The young gentlemen of Laurel, have
issued very neat Invitations fer Christ
mas dance to be held December 2S
1t is rumored that tho Warren Club
gave its annual dinner last night As
tho Press was hot invited the above connot
be confirmed.
Miss Hone who is graduate of tho
University OF Pennsylvania, has been np-
pointed night superintendent at the Della.
ware Hospital.
Henry McComb. of the Cornwall Mill
tary CalleGt, on tho hudson river, will
sp nd ChriSLmasa and the holidays ut his
home in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas J. Slaughter, of
st. Jones Neck, have issued invitations
for the marriage of their daughter Miss
Argrcstra BLANCHE, to M Thomas Wilder
Hansen, on Wednesday evening, January
s, at o'clock, ut their home.
Cards arc out for the wedding of Miss
Mareena, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Mar
tin Van Buren, kingsbury, and John r.
Grcr, ayoung farmer near Dover, to take
place at the residence Of the brides par.
cnts on u cember 2S.
Great preparations are being made by
the young men Of Milford, for the Christ
mas dance to BIO held in the Arnory Hall
on tbs night of December ~. Th y PRO.
Erose to make it one of he most enjoyable
ever held here, about 800 inviLatiuus hay
ing been sent out.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-22
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Schedule In effect Nov. IA, 1897
All trains illuminated with Pintsch
Light.
Express trains.
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON, DEL.
AWARE AVENUE STATION, FOR
'1O,24 a. m. 'l2.1s, 1874, 1888, "5.A. '7A.
'1l.00 p. m. Sundays. 1918, $3.50, '11.A a.
M; 1853, 1921, T4l, *l1.0O p. in.
PHILADELPHIA, week dGys, 1913, $50
$40, *7,5, 1855, +S.25, 900. 1888. s1o.sl, 11.0s
a. M: +121s, i.2o, 1884, 1879, 40, 1921, ESQ
sT4l, els, +ll.0O p. m. Sundays, 3.13, 1856
$50, $3.50 sl1.4 a. M; 1853, 41O, *5.2, $50
"7.4l. 91s 'll.o0 p. m.
CHESTER, week days. 1918, $50, 64O
*715, 1856 1875, 500. 1888, +1O.24. Hos a. m. ;
1ac, s23i 4,1O, '521 $50, t7.41, 9.l5, fll.0O p.
m. Sundays 1913, 7.SS5, $50 1853, *1l.2a.
1l.24 a. m; 1859, 40. t5.21, $50, '741. s.15.
SLIGO p. III.
ATLANTIC CITY, week days. *715 a.
M; Tl2l9 1914 p. m. Sundays. 1856 a. m.
CAPE MAY, week days, $50 a. M; '234
p. IN.
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON,
week days, s4.1S, 40 1885. 'll.0l a. M;
'l2.57, *2Ca S.C4 @4Oi "4.57. *als, 1904, '911
p. M Sundays, '4.1s, TO. 1885 o. M;
'l257, ZOO, 3Oi, s457, $500. *9.11 p. m.
BALTIMORE AND WAY STATIONS.
ITO n. M, 304 p. m. daily.
NEWARK, week days, *4.1s, TO 1885.
"ll.ol a. M. '1257. 3.M. A0i H57, 1913,
7.22, F9.n, 1885 p. m. Sundays, *4.lS. no,
sS.25 a. M; tl2.57, 304 'i.57, 1852. H9.1l p. IN.
PITTSBURG, week days. 1886 a. M;
s's6.lS p. M. Sundays, 1875 a. m; +i.57 p. nj.
CHICAGO daily. 1885 a. m: +4.57 p. m.
CHICAGO via. CINCINNATI and IN
DIANAPOLIS 1875 q. M, daily.
CINCINNATI AND ST. LOUIS, 1855 a.
M. az. So and 'a.l1 p. M, daily
TOLEDO AND DETROIT, s9,11 p. m.
daily to Toledo and daily except Sunday
to Detroit.
NEW ORLEANS AND MEMPHIS via.
BRISTOL AND CHATTANOOGA, 1918
p. m. week days, *4.57 n. m. Sundays.
Through sleepers to Memphis and New
Orleans.
SINCERITY ACCOMMODATION. week
days. 7.lO a. M; 2oi 1872, 1855 p. m. Sun
days, ITO a. IN; 3.O4, 7.32 p. m.
LANpENBERG ACCOMMODATION,
week days. ITO. 1000 a. NJ; S04. 4.57 p. IN.
Sundays. 1000 a. m; t57 p m.
LEAVE MARKET STREET STATION
for
PHILADEI.PHIA.w week days, $50 p. m.
BALTIMORE, week days C.45 u. m;
2.55 p. m.
LANDENBERG, week days Gas, 9.55
a. m; 2.b5, $40 p. m. Sundays, 9.5o a. m;
$40 p. m.
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA FOR WILL
MlNGTON, week days, 1875. 60, ITO. $780,
500. 'lo.26, ll3O a. M. fl2.20. "1.37, 200. $3.50
'4.2o. 40 +5.l5 *5.42, 900, $50, $3.50. 1885,
1860, "ll25 p. m. Sundays, "3.S5. $500, 9co
1l.3o a. M; '12.2o, F1.37, 100 4420, 5.lo, $50,
'7.30, tS.35. 1870 p. IN.
Telephone No. 1853.
Rates to western points lower than via
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-22

Frederick Standsh is registered at the
Clayton House. Mr. SLandlsh is Inca!
descendant Of Miles Standish, OF colonial
fame, Recently he returned from Europe,
where he had an audience with H. r.. H.,
the Prince of Wales Mr.. Standish Is
making tour of the United States and
will be in Wilmington for about two
weeks. He is literarys'man of marked
accomplishments and while here will visit
some of tho prominent families to get
some knowledge of Delawares old falni-
lies. Mr. Standish carries with him on
his pocket case the crest of tho old Stand.
ish family and has fund of knowledge
concerning the colonial governors career
that is intensely interesting Heisabout
30 years old, TALL handsome, with facial
features that are not nulike those Of Gov.
ernor Slandish.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-22
CONCERTAND DANCE.

The visiI OF ths Princeton University
Glee, Banjo and Mandolin clubs to this
city yesterday and the concert in he even.
ing proved to be brilliant social event,
ending with dance at the New.Century
Club, In the afternoon tea and recep-
ton was given to tAe members Of the clu s
b. Mr. and Mrs. Job Ii. Jackson at their
homo.
~ the evening the fashionable set nearly
filled the cozy drawing room Of the New
Century Club, when the concert was given
BIZ the sons OF Old Nassau. Among those
Ia the audience were many of the alumnus
Of Princeton, and their ribbons Of orange
and black were noticeable.
The room was appropriately decorated.
Along the walls were streamers of orange
and black, and pennants Of orange with
the black "p." The proscenium was pro-
fuse with the coors, and above all the
proverbai Tiger held sway Large uni.
versity flags also hung gracefully above
the platform.
Following the concert an informal re-
ceDtion was held in the club parlors, after
which u dance was given in the drawing.
room, which was hastily arranged.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-22
DOTS.


Peter Nolan fell at Eighth and Church
streets last night and cut his head.
The chemical engine Of the Washington
Company was yesterday called to Fourth
and Poplar streets.ona false alarm OF fire.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas McCorkle have
been presented with u gold headed cane
and beautiful Bible by their respective
Glasses at Rodney street Presbyterian
Sunday school,
William A. Husbands has purchased the
farm OF DR.. Jacob Derickson III Brandy
wine hundred for 5000. Tho farm con-
tains seveIlty.ctght acres.
Tho Harlan and Hollingsworth Company
is makinga crank pin for the tug Amanda
Powell. The tug also will receive other
repairs
The Harlan and Hollingsworth Com.
pany has receive Il small contract from
the builders to iianga plates for revenue
cutter Nu.6.
Deputy Coroner Chandler has granted
a certificate OF death in the case of Doml-
nick EAtfeles, VIII: died at the Delaware
Hospital Of lc--nni,,,w,
Wesley NJ. t. Church will give Chri6t
mas entertainment on December 81.
State Auditor b. l.. Lewis was in this
city yesterday auditing the accounts of the
county Officials.
Iron for tho new Brandywlne Springs
electric railway Is being unloaded Mt Els
mere.
= A very fine exhibition of kindergarten
work was held yesterday at the Academy
OF the ursuline Nuns There Aro twenty
seven little folks in the kindergarten and
their work. showing prof ;lent!s training.
WAS greatly admired by those who saw IL.
III, bark Alkaline yesterday was releas-
cd from tho marine railway Of tho Jackson
and sharp Company after having her hull
shcatheI.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-22
ADJUSTMENTS
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
THE SP0ONERS.

The "Spoonors," Edna, May and Cecil,
and their excellent company are giving II
series of superb performances at the Grand
Opera House and ure certainly worthy of
the title bestowed upon them as 'Ameri.
oa's greatest repertoire organization.
Last night "A Fair hcbel' Was the bill,
and a better performance has never been
srfn here at popular .rices Both of the
stars had congenial parts and they were
well supported by tie entire strength of
the company. Besides the dramatic en-
tertainmena the high class spec:altiei in
trOduce1 atc proving II pleasing feature.
The continuous performance" idea is an
innovation in Wilmington theatrcals and
is much appreciated. Cecil Spooner' $
character dancing was artistic and fetch.
ing and Edna Mays illustrated songs.
Hardingand All Sta's aushable truvcs-
ties, Olives dainty juggling and Burt
Wesuer's TYPICAL SONGS were all heartily
enjoyed and repeatedly encOrea. Tonight
'Mugg's Landing wIl ho presented and
Al tu-morruw's mat'nun Little Miss
Nab will be produced.