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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-09-07
Democratic Polling Places.

Hewspn Z. Lannon anu II. d. Morrow
last night swore in the officers will con.
duct the Democratic primary election on
Saturday to nominate II county tickst and
to elect delegates to the State convention.
TIE list OF inspectors, judges and polling
places for the city 80 far arc as follows:
First district Polls, northwest corner
Of Second and Market streets. Inspector,
Charles NJ Dettiing; judges, Peter p.
Mcconnell and Dennis H. Carr.
Secon district-Polls, A street and New
Castle avenue. 1nspec; or, Calvin Il Allen;
judges, Hugh Scanlon and W. Stafford
Third district-Polls, northeast corner Of
Fourth and Walnut streets. Inspector.
Henry W. Sasse; judges. John +, Keenan,
and John J. Hogdh.
Fourth district-Polls, No. 5ll East
Fourth street Inspector, James f. Cur
ran; judges E. +. Connell and Michael II.
Kelley.
Fifth district Polls, No. Z hast Seventh
street: Inspector, Thomas Reardon; judges
James ]. Lynch and Robert Simms.
Sixth distriot-Polls, Tenth and LON.
bard streets. Inspector, George i. Stew
art; judges, John Quinn and Frank II.
R0ney.
Seventh district-Polls, Fourth and Tat.
nall streets Inspector, John J. Cassidy
Judges James I. WheIan and James j.
AsAYfi &c
Eighth district-Polls, Third and Madi-
son streets. Inspector, George A. Schenck;
Judges, Joseph A. Murray ahd John j.
Barkl9s..- s.s@=.-'-~ ~ - =, =:
Eleventh district-Polls Seventh and
Jackson streets. Inspector W. A. Ruth;
judges, Charles Mcintyre and Nicholas FL
daf6e. = -'s~':ass - =.
,TWslftb dlstrict-Polls, Fourth and
Searles streets. Inspector, John S. Ham.
ilton; judges, James W. Shaffer and Pat
rick j. Long. sis, $50
Thirteenth dlstrict-Polls, Maryland
avenue and Beech streets. Inspeoto or, John
7. keeDen; judges, Thomas P. Roach and
Hubopt Cassidy.
Fourteenth distriot-Polls No. 1927
French street. Inspector. John o. Lamb
son: judges, Thomas A. Murphey and w.
X, Bromwell
Fifteenth district-Polls No 700 East
Itnth stree.. INSPECTOR, L. L. Shockley;
judges, w. b. Bauer and w. G. Coonoy.
Sixteenth district-PolIs Thirteenth and
Claymont strents. Inspector, W. II. Hope;
judges, W. J. Walker and n. B. Hill.
Seven teeth dlstrlct-Polls Market street
and Concord avenue. Inspector James
c. NaylOr, .r---
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-09-07

The assistant bridge tender at Third
street station has got troubles of his own.
Eight pains Of different river crafts
have charged him With hogl6ot Of duty
and Indignant oyer treatment received by
them at his hands. Some Of the captains
have been detained in tho morning as long
as three hours before the derilect bridge
tender would turn the bridge to let them
through.
Captains Norton, RIchqrdson, Whiteson,
Hutchinson English, Mills and Sutton. all
of Jersey, trick boats. aftor waiting for u
number of hours at the bridge yesterday
morning, went to tho Diamond State Iron
Works and telegraphed to the city hall.
Officer Brown was sent to the bridge and
after some difficulty succeeded in waking
TIE sleeping tender who then let the Jer.
seymen through. NJ doubt exists that
the tender will lose his position as numer-
Gus complaints have been sent to tho Levy
COURT
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-09-07

The average man is bothered because
he hasn't money enough to spend, but
Mr.. James F. Burns Of Cripple Creek,
Col, is embarrassed for the very oppo-
site reason. To tell the plain truth, it
keeps Mr.. Burns-Jimmie, they call
him out West-busy devising ways to
get rid of his surplus revenue. He has
ever so much more money than he can
spend in any reasonable way. His in
come is about s25, 900 a month, and,
being bachelor with modest wants,
1t can be seen that he is actually suf-
fering with a plethora Of cash.
Mr., Burns is an agreeable, pleasant
spoken man Of about 40 years, and is
President of the biggest gold mine in
the world, the Portland, of which he IS
also chief owner. One month its out
put of the yellow metal was S125 900, or
just one-tenth Of the entire production
Of the Cripple Creek district
Said Mr.. Burns; II have lived in COL
oradO eleven years, and before that
was in Cuba for ten years, There is
lots Of gold down there, but | spent a
fortune trying to get it out OF the
ground. The thieving Spaniards won't
let anybody prosper down there, and
they bled me to my ruin.
Eyes, also got my white hair down
there. | was sleeping on the ground
one night when a boa constructor beran
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-09-07
City Court Cases.

| When tho day section of the police went
oil duty last evening thu men were in.
formed that Emanuel L. Murray, colored
was wanted In West Chester Officers
Shields and Kelley went home. partook Of
supper and inside of an hour had the man
at the City Hall. Murray, 1t Is alleged on
last Sunday at Gloomy Hollow camp meet
near Lenape fired a revolver t~ies and
shot q man in the aflA and side. He was
held by Judge Ball this hiornIhg pending
;ssS ~ s. s"f gs ss S1 FS5tRg 0i "
POLES ofi Ssrs and police officers.
John JONES w0s fined 80 and costs for
ts6FI6H Officer Mc dsfeey : oost: '. ,S. "
1t made tho people in the court room feol
cool when the name of George Christmas
was called. The colored man kicked his
wife and was ordered 10 pay $40 and costs,
Thomas Rcynold, colored went through
an open window at No. 72S Robinson street
last night He was chased by the man Of
the house and captured by officer Brown.
He was held IN $500 bail for court as watch
disappeared
THOMAS ShlverY was fined IS and costs
for being drunk and disordery.
Flank Connor was held In $500 bail for q
hearing on Monday to answer tho charge
Of highway robbery.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-09-07
PLEASANT SURPRISE,

7 A pleasant surprise was given In honor
of james w. Smith,a member Of Company
H. Twelfth Regiment T.. $. r gular In
fantry Monday evening at the residence of
Mrs. lowry. No 524 East Fourth street.
Mr.. Smith related many Of his experiences
from The time his regiment left Fort
Niobrara, Nebraska until their arrival at
Aontauk Point. direct from Santiago,
where his regiment in connection bore the
erunt Of the battle.
Mr.. Bascoe and others gave n pleasing
entertainment consisting of vocal and in
strunental selections At a seasonable
hour the guests were ushered into the
dining room, where they did ample Justice
to the abundant supply Of cream, cake and
fruits which We're supplied by the hostess
The guests loft wishing Mr.. Smith a
happy eturn after his enlistment term had
expired. Among those present were
James w. Smith, U. 5 Regulars Mr. and
Mrs. Slower, Mrs Lowry, Mrs. Lang Mr..
and Mrs. John Emmons Mrs. Macdonald,
Charles Macdonald, Mr.. and Mrs. Clark,
Miss Josie Welcb, Mr.. Quinby, Miss Cora
File, Miss Vlnoy Clark, Miss Grace File,
Miss Hattie Bes,e, Charles Walters, Miss
Macdonald, Elwood Bascoe, Mrs. Ryan,
Mrs. &. McMullen, Miss Emma Lowry,
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Wetherell, w. W.
Wctherell, Miss Pearl Tinklepaugh Of
Boston, Miss Susie S. Wetherell, Calvin
Merritt, Miss Abbio McElroy, David Rut.
Tor aud many others.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-09-07
DOTS,

The Board of Park Commissioners ant
the Board of Water Commissioners trans
acted routine business at their meetings
yesterday. No session Of tic Board Of
Health was held.
The annual meeting of the Wilmington
auXiliaries OF the Woman's Foreign Mis-
sionary Society will BIO held In Union NJ,
Il. Church to morrow at 2 30 O'Clock.
A hospital car containing sick Connect
cut volunteers passed through Whining
ton yesterday.
Captain Charles D. johnson of Milford,
is now in command OF one OF the w. e. N.
rail- DAD steam barges
The Rev. o. G. Buddington will address
a Sunday school convention III Pedrick'
town, N. j., to day. =
The subscribers Of the Delmarvia Tele-
phone Company were given delightful
instrumental concert last evening by Miss
Isabella Otfenltach Grun newald, OF New
York, niece Of Professor German musician
and composer Miss Grunewald is visiting
her sister Mrs. Thomas McCorkle, at 1929
Delaware avenue.
The Charles Warner Company have
shipped 1877 barrels OF Atlas cement to Fort
Delaware to DO used on the Notifications,
The wharf Of the Harlan and Hollings-
worth company which was damaged by
tho Maverick was repaired yesterday. The
Baltimore and Ohio railroad wharves at
Shiplcy street are also being repaired.
s-=E -. -.
Forty coaches wora sent down the Della
ware no I'D to Cape Charles last evening to
II In, ha pf hn Ia
Volunteer Regiment from Newport News
to Camp Meade. They will pass through
this city tomorrow. ..,,r. $50
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-09-07
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= SANTIAGO :?
Mrs Annie Tatum Takes a
Bottle and Its Message
-, From the River. -

While grabbing in tho river below
Pennsgrove Monday afternoon Mrs. Annie
Tatum Of 1OD6 Elm street took from the
water a bottle containing u message which
read as follows:
of Santiago do Cuba, July 8.
Mrs. j. H. King,
Kennett square.
Dear Mother
Am dying. VIII not DO
homo again. Kiss sister for me- May God
bless you all. viii meet you In Heaven.
Your loving son.
j G. King, Jr,
While some OF Mrs. Tatums friends
who have seen the bottle aud its contents.
are inclined to believe that 1t was thrown
into tho river, she believes that no ono
could be guilty of such an act, and will
therefore write to Mrs. King TO learn
whether she has q son in the United States
service. Whether he was in the army or
navy Is unknown.
1t is said by o, her people that had tho
bottle been thrown overheard off Cuba's
coast it could not have reached bere and
Furthermore that the address would have
been moro explicit.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-09-07
THE G. l. R.
TMNI nKnNKusv-
' EIVUAMr MENl,'
Naval Day was Appropri.
ately Celebrated by
the Veterans.

Cincinnati. Ohio, Sept. @. The thirty.
second annual encampment of the Grand
| Army of the Republic Is success 80 far
as attendance Is concerned.
This vas naval day, and tomorrow will
be army day, to bs followed on Thursday
by q peace jubiles, The National Naval
Association gave parade in tho morning.
Tomorrow morning the G. A, r. men will
give their annual parade, and on Thurs.
day the civic and industrial parade will
occur,
Tho naval parade was under command
OF Grand Marshal NJ L. Hawkins, with
Lieut. Col. George NJ. Finch as chief Of
staff. The first division was composed Of
tho Union Naval Reserve, the Association
fex.Prisoners Of War, the Union Vet
eran Legion, Sons of Veterans, regiments
al organizations and survivors of the Loo
peg expedition Following came the SEQ
ond division, commanded by Major Gaul.
and consisting Of tho Eighth Regiment,
United STATUS Volunteer Infantry, colored
local companies Of cadets and boys bri.
gades mostly bearing arms.
The plan OF the parade was that the ex-
sailors and ex-soldiers came first, tho pros.
emit soldiers, represented by the colored
troops came second, and the future SOL
dlers. represented Ey tho Cadets, third.
Rcgimontal. brigade and other reunions
were held later, at which the old COM
radcs got closer together than on any
other OCCASION. The Woman's Relief
Corps auditing committee. the directors
of tho Ande-sonvils prison property, ths
directors of tho National Corps and the
National Council were In session, but
transacted only routine business.
The contest lor COMMANDMENTS hief hus
become much moro complicated by the ar
rival Of u large delegation from New York
headed by Corporal Tanner, in support Of
Colonel John G. Shots. of Yonkers This
not only divides the vo of tho department
Of Now York against Col A. d. Shaw, of
Wntertown, but 1t also divides tho vote OF
othor Eastern departments which were
expected to be soil for Shaw.
J. +. Mack, the Ohio cLnAlllto Tor com-
mander in-cbief, is embarrassed In his
canvass by the fact that W. Z. johnson, Of
Cincinnati has been determined upon az
tho man for senior vice commander, aud
tho two leading offlcus are not likely to go
tO tho same State.
Commander W. f. Atkins has hereto.
fore been considered as the leading candi.
dato for rear admiral Of the National Ma
val Association, but he Is having q clio 0
contest with Commodore J. +. r. Foss for
that position.
A letter has been received from Presi-
don't Mckinley stating that public BUSH
ness would prevent him from attending
the encampInenG this week.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-09-07
THE JURY. I;
:, ''*' 49, nDA1ITM
''s UnHWly.
Commissioners Smith and
Whiteman Draw Fed.
eral Court Jurors.

Commissioners s. Redmond Smith and
j. Harvey Whitoman this morning drew
the following juries to serve ut tho present
term of the United States District Court.
GRAND JURY.
Potter Bennett. Baltimore; Frank Tay-
Tor. Wilmington: John I. Belts. Balti-
Henry r. Hall Duck Creek; Frank j,
Brobst, Wilmington, WIN f. Davidson;
N. Murderkill; John McCloskey, vii.
mlngton; VIM. B. Ratlodge, New Castle;
Henry Cleaver. 81. Georges; Thomas j.
Tally, Wilmington; Martin f. FAIRY,
Wilmington; Richard G, Bucking.on,
Mil Creek, George Councilman. Milford
Edward Andrews, Wilmington; William
Lea. Wilmington; Fl. II. g. Garreb. vii
mington; q James Belt Wilmington;
VIM. X Crosby, Wilmington; John Car
roll East Dover; G. S. Capelle Whining.
ton; Lindley G. Kent, Wilmington
Petit Jury--David II. Ennis. George
town; g. Frank Campbell, Daesboro;
5 4 Matthews, Gumboro; Z. e Getting
ham, Seatord; D. =. Barnard, Wilmington
H NJ. Barksdale, Wilmington; Frank r.
Carswell Wilmington; Robert H. Bur-
Christiapa; Richard Y. PiIling, Mill
Creek; Samuel II. Baynard, Wilmington;
G. p, Swaype, N W. Fook, James Nor
ris, Little Creek; James Horsnger White
Clay Creek; Edward Reybold, Red
Lion; John Galloway, Little Creek;
Charles H. Maull. Loves; George L.
Townsend, st. George O.; Samuel ARM
strong, N. Murderkili: Andrew I. Thomas
Cedar Greek; John D. MilleIan, Mspil.
lion; Levi A. Bertolette, Wilmington;
David Reese. Kelton: Edwin P. Downs.
N. Mu.derkill; james II. PRICE. Winning.
ton; Thomas N. Stayton. Wilmington;
Benjamin II. Elliott. Broud Greek:
G. NJ Leltch, Wilmington; George Roy.
nolds. Cedar Creek; W. j. Ellison, Wi.
mington; W. j, Cannon, Seaford w.
e. Bryan. Wilmington Delaware
Jas ID. Ferguson, Red Lioh John r.
Ahrons, Wilmington; Elwood Wood
ward. Mill Greek; J. Horn. Wilmington
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-09-07
-DEAItlS.
MILLER-On Soptember Z 1888. Willinu


MILLER-On September 7, 1888, William
Miller aged .? years.
Relatives and friends are invited to at.
tend the funeral services at the residence
of his son, Wilson p Miller, No 532 East
Eighth street on Thursday evening at Z. &c
and leaye on the 7.3O boat Friday morning
for Woodstown. Interment at Friends
Burying Ground
HODGkISS-On September 4th, 1898.
Thomas Hodgkiss aged 81 years
Relatives. friends and members of Wind.
SCR Lodge, No. 50, Order Sons of ST. George
are invited to at end the funeral from his
late residence, No. ZOE East Sixth street
on Wednesday, afternoon at 2 o'clock. In.
tcrmcnt at Riverviow Cemetery.
MCCAIN In this city, on September G
1898, Peter j., son of Sarah and the late
John McCanp.
Relatives and friends ore invited to at-
tend the funeral on Friday morning, Sent
8. at O'Clock, from his mothers residence
at Rising Sun, Christiaua hundred. HIGH
mass at st. Joscph's Church. Interment
at st. Joseph's Cemetery.
HARRlSON--On September 9TH, 1905.
Harriet, widow Of the Lutte William II.
Harrison. in the 10Th year of hor age.
! Relatives and friends are invited to at
tend the funeral services on Friday after
noon, September g. at g. 80 o'clock. at the
residence of her son In law, John Wnlther
No. Oil West Ninth street. Inteiment pri-
vate at Rivervew Cemetery.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-09-07
Lost Dog Insurance.

A new kind of insurance is that of
lost, stlayed, stolen or impounded
dogs. The dog insurance company
registers the dog to be insured, with its
full description, and provides tag of
the insurance company bearing the
number by which it is registered, which
tag must be constantly worn, together
with its city license tag.
The insurance company keeps a man
at each pound to release any dog bear
Ing tag of the company and return it
to its owner. This is great conven-
fence to the owners of valuable pets,
and saves the dogs from contracting
the diseases which are so numerous
and contagious in such a place. It also
saves both dog and owner much misery
and anxiety, to say nothing of the ex-
pense and tiresome red tape which are
necessary to release a dog from the
pound.
Detectives are regularly employed by
the company to trace any dog the mo-
ment it is reported missing.
Every person pledges himself to re-
port to the association any dog which
he finds wandering about apparently
lost and bearing tag OF the company.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-09-07
A Days Fishing In the Canal,

A party comprising some ten individuals
visited st. Georges on Monday afternoon
toenjoy days fishing In rhe raging canal
carly Tuesday morning A physician
from Pittsburgh and friend, two ladies
from Baltimore and one gentleman from
New York, beside five ladies and gertle.
men from this city made up the merry
party. They arose at O'Clock Tuesday
of iq thslg boats ior I day's sport s the
canal They fshed diligently until
O'Clock aud the only luck they had was
two pound bass and a three pound catfish.
The day was Il beaut, but the sun came out
warm enough to bake The fish before they
could be hauled from the water into tic
boats. Tho days outing was enjoyed by
all OF the party but the days catch was un.
s SsIy4 Az no.; s7e2 81 v Ana blsg
Georges is not success Although the
day before on Monday, two boys, resident,
OF st. Georges caught and 16 fine bass,
respectively. Tho fishing will be OF no nc.
count until the weather gets cooler. The
fishing party arrived bone in the evening.
tired out with their day sport Three OF
the young ladies rode their wheels from
ST. Georges to Kirkwood and Corliu stu.
ton and return, ,sssl n z: Esesa:Sea, -
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-09-07
The Kenney Case.

Tho grand jury for che September term
Of tho United States District Court will be
summoned to appear on Thursday Sep
TENDER 10 and the petit jury for Tuesday
September 30 Tho Indictment found
against Senator Kenney by the grand jury
yesterday was found in the District court.
No bench warrant has been issued for
the Senator and it is expected he will come
into court and give bnil for his appearance
at the present term. 1t is understood that
the government will oppose the transfer Of
the present case to the Circuit Court.
The case will be pressed for trial and
should kcnney be convicted or acquitted
on the charge Of conspiracy then the other
charge pending In the Circuit Court will
be dropped.
Commissioner Whiteman was expected
at he Federal building to-day to draw the
jury but he failed to do so. The jury In
all probability will be drawn this AFTER
noon.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-09-07
NOT Dead

Isaac s. Bullock has received word that
his nephew, 1saho s Place, Of Columbia
died In Porto Rico, Is alive and In tho
Pennsylvania Hospital Mt Philadelphia,
He was a member Of the fourth Penpsvl.
vania volunteers. Mr.. Bullock was up In
In that city Of yesterday to pay him q
visit. He found him at the PENNSYLVANIA
hospital a skeleton. He had lost 90 lbs Of
flesh. His experience was something heart
rendipg saying that before he had been tax
en- Sick he with hundreds of others had
been literary starved to death.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-09-07

Senator Graz Is HopefuI

Senator Gray Of the Joint American
Cunadian commission, was in Wasbin pton
yesterday and called at the State DepaEt.
ment. The Senator expressed him self ne
satisfied with what has been SO far accom-
plished by tho commission. He p0Inted
out that there were no less than twelve
subjects before the commission, any one of
which was probably of sufficient import.
ance to fully employ commission in it's
settlement. '
The two weeks Of the session Just closed
In Ottawa, no said, We're consumed In the
subjects. The commission is to meet in
Ottawa again on the Goth instant. and
Senator Gray believes that 1t Is possible for
the work toproeress far enough to ennbl,
tho American commissioners to have some
thing substantial to report to Congress in
December.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-09-07
Sunday School workers convention

A nesting of the teachers and officers OF
all the Wilmington Sunday School ,6svill
BIO held in West Presbyterian chu Oh ut
7.3O O'Clock OH Thursday evening, Sspten.
Der 29, for tho purpose OF reviving interest
along Sunday School lines. Short nd
dresses will he made by prominent 50 ,ak.
ers and light refreshments will be serv-
ed.
Tho quarterly convention will be held in
Central Pres by terian Church boih after.
noon and evening of O, ;ober4 Tho pro-
gram OF the afternoon will consist oftwo
addresses bearing on Sunday School work
followed by discussion with question box.
1t is Thought that the Sunday School
teachers will offend all Of these meeting,
and make of them great rallying time
for tho fall and winters work, In this
city arc about seventy Sunday Schools,
with teaching force Of fifteen or slxleen
hundred 10 max, thi, great agency for
moral and spiritual good more effective
the Wilmington Sunday School Union
was organized some years ago. For some
reason the teachers have not taken the in.
terest in the union or Its meetings that was
eynpcted
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-09-07
Foreign Mission Officers

The annual meeting of tho Woman's
Foreign Missionary Society of st, Pnui's
NJ, f. Church, was held yesterday aftor-
noon at clock. The Mite committes
made q report as to the amount received
In tho boxes, which was gratifying and the
accounts were ordered closed for the fiscal
year. The following officers wore elected
for the ensuing year; President, Mrs.
Annie H. Irwin; secretary. Mrs. Carrie
Lyman; treasurer, Mrs. NJ X. M. Cron-
ham. The usual number of vlce.bresi-
dents, board of managers and collectors
were elected, after which they adjourned.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-09-07
A FARMER {
4
ASSAULTED.
Two COlored Farm Hands
Brutal y Beat Henry
Jackson, of Cen.
y treville. \

A complaint was lodged with Chief DOL
an yesterday afternoon that two colored
farm hands had murderously assaulted
Henry Jackson on his farm near Lower
Brandywine Pres. Church. Detective
Witsil was detailed on the case and Is still
hunting for Jackson's assailants.
The man who lodged the complaint
stated that tho oolored men were traiDps
who had been at work on the farm. Tho
trouble arose over money which the color.
ed man demanded from jackson. W hen
be refused to pny their demands they kick.
ed him into d slate Of insensibility.
On the other hand two gentlemen from
CsDtrevilIe, who came into Wilmiugto
later in tho day report that they saw Jack.
son at work in his corn field. Detective
Wi'sil had not returned at time Of going
tU press.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-09-07
INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT

J The Subscribers of tho Delmarvia Tele-
phone Company wore giyen delightful
Instrumental concert last evening by Miss
Isabella OffenDaoh Grunewa aid of New
York. Miss Grl.newull is visiting her
Itetor. Mrs. Thomas McCorkle Of No. lob
Delaware avenue.
The program consisted Of the following:
Two marches, Schubert; tarantelle, Hell
Ter; melody, Rubinstein; fanfare mill
tare, Aschor; waltz, Chaplin: carnival,
Gries; balad!ne; Lysberg; romance Rub.
lnsten lorcley. Raft; quadrille, schubert;
Nrie, Walltnhoupt; polacca, Weber !;
PEteslre d Anere. Donizsth.