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SHE Is MAD.
Annie T. eBurleigh IL Found Insane
: and Sent to the State Hospital.

Drs. Josephine NJ. r. White and DR..
Pierce made an examination in the case
Of Annie 7. Burleigh, who has been
stopping at the Clayton House, concern
ing the question Of her sanity. They
decided that she was undoubtedly insane
and it was deemed advisable to send
her to Farnhurst.
Some few months ago she created Il
decided sensation at one of the local
hotels by declaring that she had been
ruined and naming a member OF the
Legislature as the responsible party, At
the time decided suspicious as to her
sanity were entertained, and the exam-
nation only corroboratcd the opinion OF
those who knew her.
The Police Department were notified
and officer Davidson was sent with cab
to take her to the State Hospital. When
the officer went to the hotel she refused
to 90 with him, stating that she had
some business which must be attended
to at once. Instead OF entering the cab
she went out West Fifth street. The Of
tircr followed with the cab and overtak-
ing her ut Tatnall street succeeded in
getting her to enter, and once in she was
rapidly driven to Farnhurst.
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Lord Mayors Day Observed,

LONDON, Nov. 9.-Thc 'Iorl Mayors
Procession' marched to-day through u
thick drzzIc and fog There were mole
than the usual crowds along the route
and the decorations were much more
pretcntious than customary ON such oc-
casions.
The procession included car repre-
senting ''British Sports" with a hunts
man, bicyc'ist, &c, including IN Indian
representing Prince Ranjitsinghi, illus
trating cricket.
Another car depicted the founders of
Greater Britain" including Sir Walter
Raleigh, Admiral Penn, Warren Hast
ings, Lord Give and Cecil Rhodes.
When the procession reached the law
courts the Lord Mayor, in his full civic
robes, preceded by the recorder, Sir For
est Fulton, and attended by the retiring
Lord Mayor, the sheriff, the mace
bearer, sword bearer, chaplain, aldermen
and their sable trimmed gowns, together
with other civic functionarics, proceeded
to the court room of the Lord Chief JUS
tice, where they were received by the
judges, attipd in scarlet robes, full bot
toned wigs and cooked hats.
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Ezekiel Was Not Wanted

Zekc Blackiston is Il colorcd snort and
George OLIVER is Il hard working upyr,
who is employed on night turn at tho
Diamond State Iron Company George
lives ON Townsend street with his wiic
and at night his wife gets lonely, and Of
late Zeke has been in the habit Of s,,,
ping every night shortly after George
lett and Keeping the lonely wife com.
pany. The hard-working husband do.
prlved OF his wife's society by the de-.
mands Of his occupation, did not like
this state Of affairs, and, after yainlv
warning the dnsky Romeo to keen awav
had nm arrested for trcspass. lie was
hhed % and costs by Magistrate Kelley.
ana as he could not pay, he lodged las,
night IN the City Hall and will soio,,rn
Tor some weeks in New Castle Mean.
"'''le Georges wife will be lonely.
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She Trained in Male Attire.

PlrrSBuNi, Nov. "a girl, giving her
name a5 Elizabeth Hall, and her home
as parkersburg, W. Va, was arrested
here to-day.
She gave as Il reason Tor wearing mcn's 5
clothes that she had no money, and
found she could beat her way on trains
better by wearing trousers. sac SAID she
wanted to reach Elgin, III.
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Dcsp ra 10 Killed at Church.

WESTON, W. Va, Nov. 9.-Milton
Hickman, leader of a band Of despra-
does, was shot and killed near church
by Deputy United States Marshal RAIDER
and large posse. The fight was pro-
tracted and RAIDER and also two Of lIick-
mans band were wounded. Hickman
LETT the mourners' bench to engage in the
fight. He was a post Office robber and
the leader Of dangerous band. The at
fair was in the mountains near Mudd
I.etv.
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MAY BLOCK THE GAS STEAL.
Bill Asking for Injunction Restraining
the Mayor From Signing.
Special to THE Sun.

Special to THE Sun.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 9.-The gas works
steal may not be such an easy job as the
managers OF the robbery fondly i'm
agincd. Select council passed the lease
bill to-day and the gang ere congratu-
hating themselves that the only thing to
do was TO get the mayors signature and
it has been said for weeks that lad al
ready been secured. But the schrmcrs
were given quite Il rude shock this after
noon by the filing Of Il bill in equity in
Court oi Cpnlr,,n Pleas to restrain the
mayor from signing the bill. This bill
in equity or Injunction is asked
for by some OF the leading cit
izenS Of Philadelphia, who clam
that undcrt the pro>Si' ns Of the Bullit
bill, the city cannot lease the gas works.
The men back OF the Ei.l in equity are
wealthy. and have often fought the job
bing politicians in reform battles and
they mean Il war t. the bitter end.
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STREET AND SEWER MEETING.
Orange Street Sewer DOnght by the
City.

Orange Street Sewer BOnght by the
City.
At the meeting Of the Street and Sewer
Department last night, Levi G. Bird, as
attorney for the stockholders of the Or
ange street sewer, accepted an offer from
the Department Of $500 for the sewer,
which extends from Fourth to Tenth
street on Orange street.
One Of the Street and Sewer directors
will 60 to Baltimore, probably on Friday,
to finish signing agreements in regard to
the overhead bridges OF the Baltimore Il
Ohio railroad in this city,
On Saturday the directors accompanied
by Levi c. Bird, will visit the Price
property, with u view OF grading.
Inlets were ordered put in at the foot
of Lombard and Of Justison streets.
Tenth street was ordered paved from
West to Washingtod streets. Director
Simmons called the attention of the
Board to the actions Of small boys in
those parts Of the city in which paving
operations are under way. They scatter
the bricks, which are piled 50 as to take
as little room as possible, leaving them
in the middle OF the pavement, where
pedestrians find them menace to their
safety. He recommended that COM
munication be sent to the Police Depart
ment requesting them to give the matter
special attention.
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Tried to Steal Kisses.

NEN YORK, Nov. 0.-An anonymous
letter, written by Il jealous woman, has
worked woe in Bellevue Hospital. There
ia wrathful super.n endent, a matron in
high dudgeon, 4 pretty nurse girl in
tears and young doctor under suspen-
sion.
DR.. jam, 5 A. Gardner, the house physi-
clan, is the unfortunate doctor-doubly
unfortunate, for he did not even secure
the kiss whose attempted theft from
Miss Eunice Earle has brought him un-
der the censurc OF the Medical Board.
1t happened one night last week, when
the gas burned low in one of the ante :
rooms OF the hospital, where Dr.. Gard
ner was on duty Miss Earle is only
nineteen years DID, and one Of the most
charming Of Bellevue's many pretty
nurses.
Miss Earle, so the story runs, fled to
the protection Of Miss Agnes Brennan,
matron Of the hospital and directress OF
the nurses training school.
Miss Brennan, it is said has no great
liking for the doctor, because some
months ago, when there was baby to
be christened in the prison ward the
doctor had it named Agnes Brennan
Mohr. The mother of the child had
been committed for six months for dis
orderly conduct.
While Miss Brennan hesitatcd, the
anonymous letter writer got in his work.
Nobody knows who she is, but it is sus-
pected that she does not live far from
tn, hospital and thatDr. Gardner's hand
some face and figure had something to do
with her display OF feeling The Medi-
cal Board promptly suspended DR.. Gard
ner, pending an investigation.
Everybody at Bellevue Hospital is ex-
tremely reticent about the affair. Super
intendent Murphy won't be seen DIR.
Gardner can't be seen, and Miss Brennan
won't talk. She has Miss Earle in hid
ing, and declares that she knows nothing
OF he infant, naming.
The members OF the Medical Board
sevclally decline to say anything for fear
professional ethics would be violated.
DR.. Stephen Smith, president of the
Charities Board, said it was true that
DR.. Gardiner is under suspension, but
knows not the reason.
Dr. Gardner l. member Of Il wealthy
family. His twD year term at the /" $
pila woulu have expired January |.
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LOCAL DOTS.

Magistrate Sasse yesterday Iiorhihs
made out about % warrants for mel"
chants, manufacturers and attorneys who
have failed to pay their State taxes The
warrants have b9n placed in the hands
Of Constable Bowen for service.
4 cement floor is being placed IN the
basement Of the police station ana
benches will be placed their for the ac-
conlnodatlon OF wayiarcrs:
President William NJ. Candy "f the
Park Commission and Park Supcrlnlrn-
dent Tlrodorr Lessen were in Brandy
wine Park early Yesterday morning T."
decide upon places ior painting trees
They Also viewed the ncighborh""d "l
Sixteenth and Market streets, near where
the park drive entrance i to be.
The petition "i George Fr.tcn,aclcr'
for leave to iOpcluse Il mortgage held by
him against the Kent 4 Weeks Lumber
Company, which is in the hands Of n
receiver. was granted by Chancellor
Nicholson Yesterday morning. Theca
was argued some time age, Charles ".
Smith and J. i. Smith, representing
Fcstenmachcr and the Wilmington say
ings Fund Society, which had made Il
similar petition ". ). IIille- ropci-
scnted the receiver.
1t is stated that William II. Picr>on is
candidate for the poStmaSterslip OF
this city, to succeed Colonel En"ch
Moore, the present incumbent.
Alice c. Ford, OF No. 225 Broome
street, is visiting friends in Philadelphia.
A report Of the trustees Of German
Hall states that S52O.l4 was cleared at
the recent fair.
Bishop Coleman will preside over the
National Council OF the Daughters Of the
King, at Washington, next Thursday.
On the following day the bishop will
leave for indianapolis where he will con-
duct a pr-advcnt retreat for the clergy
of the State OF Indiana.
HAZEL Dell Racing Track will be put in
order to-day for the coming races there
on Thursday, in which large number
of local horses will participate. On
Thanksgiving Day another race will be
heldat Hazel Dell Park and will be the
last Of the season. .-
Building Inspector Grubb has issued
the following building permits: To Rich
ard Lowell, stable at Eighth and Dupont
streets. 500. A. Eckmon, addition to
Trump Bros machine shop. S2,lOO.
Thos. c. Frainl, Jr., wel-known
Young law student, is to be married on
the 9th to a Miss Clayton. of Middle
town.
The pulpit at First Presbyterian
Church will be filled next Sunday by
Rev. George II Brocning, OF Wissu-
noming, Pa.
The horizontal bar performing of
Charles Frame and Frank Chance will re
the leading feature of the coming show
to be given by the United Councils oftle
Jr. o. L. a. NJ, at the Opera House,
u .cr,nhrr-
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NATIONAL LEAGUE MEETING.
Interesting Matters Discussed at Phil
..-,' adelphia Yesterday.
Special to THE SuN.


PHlLADELpInA, Nov. o.-TEe ouly ma
terial thing done at the meeting OF the
base ball magnates here to-day
WIS the discussion OF a prop $.
tt m to consolidate the Philadelphia and
Washington clubs.
The Wagners want 10000, payable in
instalIments OF $1,000 per year for five
year, to allow the Pl i.alelEhia club to
pick the choice Of their twenty llaye's.
Philadelp phia also talks OF Il tea! with
Chris Won der Abe. the grcai manager at
st. Louis, giving Clements, Taylor, Cross
and Dowd for Monte Cross and Douglass.
To-day Andrew Freedman If New
York wanted Won der Ahe to trade Mike
Grady for ponnclly. wilson and Mike
sullivan. bu, Won der Ahe conldn't see
it. and then Freedman tried a cash off,r
which Chris is now considering.
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SMASNUP NEAR BALTIMORE.
Train on the Union Tunnel Breaks in
Two and the Parts Collide.
Telephone to The SrN.

Telephone to TmE SlN
BALTIMORE Nov. J.--Eary this morn
ing Il freight train ON the Union railroad
broke in two parts, while passing through
the tunnel, and the rear part, at first lett
behind, soon gathered great nunontum
on the down grad and crashed into the
forward part. Several cars were smashed
aud the debris covered the tracks i,r Il
long distance, impeding la.ii, ior Suv-
eraI hours. No one was killed. rr injured,
The accidcn, wuS due tolhr Yruak,ng ii
Il coupling pin
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DpaYtO is"a! Hanna.

Co. MBUs, o., Nov. &C. Y. Harris,
secretary OF the brmucratic state Central
Committee, is quoted as saying:
I'VE have decided to throw the enc
cratic vote in the next General Assembly
to Govern Bushnell on condition that
he can get votes enough from the Kcpub-
lican side If he house to clc t him. 50
many Of the Republican members want
to down Hanna hat we think there will
be no difficulty in this. The deal is all
arranged.
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THANKSGIVING
'l PR0CLANA1T0N

Amidst the busy affairs Of Iif .,.;,.
by Our own efforts for that surc,., ulti'
all desire and so few attain, NJ, ,,,
apt to lose sight OF that alwi,c anil Y
directing Providence, whose gncr.;
hand shapes our destiny and by wln''
guidance alone We may attain true ,,coo.,
and perfect happiness. In the iutox;a
tion OF success man magnifcs hi. ou,
strength. in the despair Of faiyn,,
he deplorcs his weakness and b,am.,
his environments. Let lis r.p.n,.
that except by Gods help vo %,
obtain no good or perfect gifr ,na
for whatever Of health, comfort or ho,
pincss we enjoy our thanks are dino r.
Him, who can smite us in our strength
or up'ift us in our weakness.
Therefore it is proper and our dutvn
observe at least one day in each wear rs
day Of general Thanksgiving and | rh.
W. Tunnel, Governor of Delaware inac
corlance with Il custom in this State dO
appoint Thursday, the Twcnty-iith day
OF November, as day OF THANKSGIVING
and earnestly request that on that lav
all business and amusement be laid asds
and that in such manner as our consci.
ences dictate we render thanks unto G1
for his many mercies and unfailng ga,d.
ness to us in the past year, and invokes
continuance Of his love and favor, that
peace, prosperity, frugality and happi.
ness may dwell in our midst and th,,
charity, fraternity and goodwill NAV dI
our hearts and direct our actions during
the coming year.
lN WITNESS WHEREOF, have
hcrcunto set my hand and
caused the Great Seal Of said
state to be affixed at Dover
this Fourth Day Of Noyem.
l.. 81 her, in the year OF our IOm |
one thousand eight hundnd /
and nincty-sevcn, and oitk =
Independence Of the rnitA
States the one hundred and |
twenty-sccond.
EBE W. TUNNEL.
BY the Governor
JAMES H. HuGIiEs,
Secretary of State.
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Ia'N'!.

LEAVES, NEi.. Nov q. The nutl lrclgr
machine, owned by tie Union Drrdgr
Co.., Of WHhin.ton, i. G., which was
blown ashore here in the storm OF two
week. Ego, was tlpatcd this morning by
the tugProtectnr.
Among the LewcS people who attended
the funeral services OF cx-Gnycrnnr Pom
der, at Milton yesterday, were Governor
Tunnel, DR.. II. r. Buron R"bt. Arr ell,
A. l.. Barton, +. {. Maull. William II.
Nirden and Mrs Virlcn, Dr. Vim. =.
Orr aud Miss Margaret Orr, Rev. J. c.
Taylor, Coz. l.. W. Mustard and Mrs.
Mustard, Capt. Il. Tracy and Mrs. Tracy,
Mrs. J. Frank MacIntirr, Miss Edna
Stephens, Mrs. Delaware Conwell, the
Misses Hannah and Lizzie Nirden, Miss
Margaret Lyons, c. II. Mason, A. W.
Marshall, Mrs. J. II. Dodd, Fl. V. Lyons,
T. X. Ingram, F. A. Dodd and others.
The marriage Of Levi Lynch and Miss
Lizzie Nicholson has been announced to
take place Thursday night at their future
home on Market street, in this town.
Two OF our young merchants will join
the ranks of the bcnedicts during Christ
mas.
Rev. J. c. Taylor, rector of st. Peters
Church, and Mrs, Taylor are in Balti-
more.
DR.. W. p. Orr was in Philadelphia
yesterday.
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Milford.

MILFORD, DEL, Nov. 8, 1So7.-Citizens
here are making preparations for the
School Teachers Institute Of Sussex
County, which Is to be held here on the
7th, Sth, and 9th of next month. Sup
erintendent Tammay promises to make
it one of the most successful and in.
strnctive ever held in the County. The
evening attractions will be rare treats
Among them will be an address by
Henry Waterson of Kentucky.
Dr. and Mrs. G. Layton Grier are
spending a few days with Dr. Frank
Grier in Camden.
Mr.. and Mrs. }. W. Truitt are in Phil
adelphia.
Miss Cora Barber is spending a few
days in Asbury Park.
Miss Cora Pitcher has taken charge , t
the primary department Of the Frederick
public schools.
w. T. Vau'esspent Sunday in Frederick
with his daughter Mrs. Dr. P. T. Car
lisle, Jr.
James Deputy and wife are visiting
friends in Philadelphia.
Millard F. Hydorn, successor to the
late II. S. lIynson, editor Of the News
and Advertiser, has removed from Fred
erica into the house recently occupied by
Homer Belts, ON North Walnut street,
Mr.. Belts removing to Frcdcrica.
Among our citizens to attend the
funeral Of the Hon. John W. Ponder at
Milton yesterday was }. W. Causcy and
wife. Rev. l.. Mckim, ID. II. Holland. J.
f. Holland, William Williams and VIII
liam Reynolds.
Rev. Il. II. Adams, presiding cider OF
Dover district, flied the Avenue NJ. E.
pulpit On Sunday morning last.
Duing the late St'rm Eagan x Co...
contractors for digging ont the mouth
ui the Mi.pilIion Creek, lost ~ ton, oi
coal, they having it pi!cd up on tie
bank for use. 1t was ali washed away
by the high tide.
Miss Bessie ll;incs is visiting friends
in Dover and Camden.
Mr. and Mis-. II. Harvey and Mr. and
MrS. Reybo!d OF Wilmington spent sun
day with J. W. Casey and wife.
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THROUGHOUT DELAWARE.
Smyrna.

SMYRNA, Nov. 9.-The late hurricane
along the Atlantic coast SO badly dane
aged that popular resort, Woodland
Beach, that some fears are entertained as
to whether the owners will be able to re-
store the beach to its former condition.
The steamboat pier was party dcmol-
ishcd and the entire beach front So thor
oughly devastated, that by the time the
spring tides have spent their force upon
it, there will be nothing left OF the Splcn-
did bathing beach.
The large hosiery department of tlc
smyrna Shirt and Hosiery Company, Is
again op, with orders Sutli iently large to
keep the 50 op,r.to s going fer many
months. The shirt and hosiery depart
ments together employ over POD operators
and many families in this vicinity are
sustained by this industry.
The Town Council of this town III
their last meeting did away with the
office Of superintendent Of the electric
light and water department, and placed
the same under the charge Of ckict
engineer and assistant. Albert T. Ma
berry of Philadelphia was elected to the
latter office, at IA salary Of S65 per month,
and will assume control on November l5.
The running expenses OF the town
from this source are thereby made II II to
exceed Sl6O per month. No assistant
has yet been chosen. By this arrange
ment all the clerical work of the town
is placed in the hands Of the Clerk OF
the Council.
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TURF TALK,

LONDON, Nov. Sat the first days
racing of the Linyficld Park November
meeting, Richard Croker's 3-ycar-old bay
filly Georgiana won the the Chellows
plate. This race is Of 100 sovercigns, for
3-year-olds and upwards, winner and
second horses free. There were six
starters over the course, one mile,
straight. X. Devercaux's Yours was
second and W. Homfray's Bantry Bay
third.
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DEATHS,

hEElsLER-Near Charlcstown, Ml,, on
November n ,,', 8, Henry +. Heislcr, uyrJ ed
;1 kelat'ves and friends are respectfully
lhV1ed to attend the funeral from tha
ffsiaencc rt''i''1 OF Lis mother, Rebccca s. s
iielsler, No. 2Oj French street on WoI
nesday morning, at II O'Clock I",o, ,"
men. M; at the Wilmington and Brandy.
wine cemetery. ''"'''''-
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Ambassador Hay III.

LONDON, Nov. 9.--Colonel John Hay,
the United States Ambassador, who was
t, have responded to the toast of "The
T, reign Ambassadors Mt the Guildhall
an l,lct I, ,-night,i confined to his house
by cold, and, in consequence, the Jap
ancsc Minister vii. take hi place.
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A Manual.

A vest pocket guide of general info.
nation for Wilmington is being compiled,
giving al kinds Of information about olr
city, city ntficcrS, Council, Aldermen,
Board OF Health, Police and Fire Depart
ment, School Board, Post Office Staff
Board Of Trade, Military, Benevolent In
stitutions, location Of schools, churches,
hospitals, cemctaries and public build
ings, street directory, ward boundaries,
railroad and boat directory of distances
and fares, a business directory, and much
more, and all can be carried in the vest
pocket.
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You Will Never Fail

by calling on Professor We'll, who has
ha1 ,hirty years experience as an "ptician
and Is highly recommended by those " no
nave rn'r"nlzrd him. lie is located in
ms new place, No. 3l3 Market street,
with an entirely new stock at greatly
reduced prices Give him a call.
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Sloan Rides lnO, her Winner.

LONDON, Nov. ".--At the second dav 8
racing Of the Linglicld Park Nuyomh, +
meeting to-day Mr., II. Y. Longs two
yrar-nId bay colt Amh,rSt, by MartasoL-
G"!c"nda, ridden by "Tod' Sloan. wH.
tAr Cage selling nursery handicap. Six
Nn hnrSl ran.
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ACUATICs,

Dr. Paul Neuman, the swimming ex-
pert Of the Chicago Athletic Association
and holder Of all kinds of champion
ships, left for Philadelphia yesterday
afternoon, where he will attend the Uni
versity of Pennsylvania. He will enter
the postgraduate course in dentistry,
having begun the course in Germany,
and will complete his studies in this
country.
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More Munitions for Cuba.

TAMPA, Fla, Nov. o.-Nnin carloads
OF munitions passed through here for
Key West tonight. 1t is supposed they
are destined for Cuba.
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Dynamitcrs Escape Punishment.

Special to TIE SuN.
IIooMspt RG, Pa, Nov. 81. :. Vim
tcrstccn, who wa charged with blowing
10 the house T. +. Waller with dyna-
mite; tried and jury disagreed, will leave
Bioornsburg for New York city to-mor-
row to reside. This is according to an
agreement said to have been made by
counsel, and the case will be dropped.
Young Knorr, his accomplice, is now in
Philadelphia, and will not be nten"'d.
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Cardinal Gibbons HOnOred by Ouc..n

Cardinal Gibbons HOnOred by Queen,
ROME, Nov. 9.-The Queen Of Italy has
sent Cardinal Gibbons portrait Of her.
self in her court robes, with the request
that he will send her copies Of all his
books
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MEALEY'S WEDDING.

Lunch on next W cdncsday, November
llth, all day. No. POS Market street.
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NE.ALEY'S WEDDING.

Lunch on next Wednesday, November
llth, ;lIl day. No. 20 Market street
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THE SPORTING WORLD.
Continued from Third Page.

using a soft linen cloth; then dry thor
oughly with a soft cloth, afterwards pol
ishiny with a solution of becsWaX dis
solved in spirits of turpentine.
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,RAND OPERA HOUSE.
Two weeks commencing
MONDAY, Nov. Sth.
Matinces every day after opening la.
Return of the favorites.


COMEDY COMPANY AND GRAND OECIIE'TEA
35-ARTISTS-35
Mr.. Waite takes pie 'alurr in presenting
t" his patrons, for the first time at Is
original prices Of admission, the follow
ing high-cln>S plays:
FIRST WEEK:
"Wednesday might The Charity Bal.
IlursdHv night "Thr Nihld
Friday nigh, "a Social IIighwayman
saturday n'Ylh "Hcacon Lights
"Wednesday matinee "A Gay Deceive.
Thursday matinee Passion , >IaW
Friday matinee "Mckrnna's Filtration
SPECIAL SCENERY ADAPTED FOX
EACH PLAY CARRIED ~ lllE
COMPANY.
prir"S-Evrniigs, 10, 20 and 30 cents
Reserved seats free in advance. Matt
IncS, 10 rchts; reserved seats - cents, G
cIuding adI.i-siDn.
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Henry D..Boyer, OF Smyrna. eA'.]
OF the Town Council, was in NlI'"'"S1
yesterday.