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Evening journal., 1899-03-27


The nce-track tt.l passed the State
ssnate ON Saturday, March II. Our .eg-
is.atlve corraspcndent was pnsesnl
Whom It passed under suspension al
riles, although at the time on rs hur-
r'oi reading Ne did met grasp Tine
meat.ng OF the bin THAT a pason vco-
.atlng the anti-gambaing pr.sislons OF
THE bsw Constitution could not be fined
more Than $500 In any one year WE
have rever Made It a practice 30 print
The routine legislative proceedings. bu.
our correspondent nas a.ways kept ths
Sehase pr.cesdinga tor tne Every
Evening and Moaning News. and refer
ence to Che fire OF either cf these papers
CT Monday, March 10. wiz Show that
Il was reported as House brl anil
passed whether at ever pascedl the
HOUSE is another question, and ohs
whluA We are not prepared TO answer
III ybe Senate ,hsne was ro debate on
tihls measure, ard, to the bert cf Uhg
recc1lectlon of cur Correspondent. rot
a d.ssanting vote.
Evening journal., 1899-03-27
PALM SUNDAY cELEBRArED.

Palm Sunday was celebrated yester-
day by special services in the Catholic.
Protestant Episcopal and other
churches. The day commentaries the
trilumphal entry into Jerusalem, when.
five days before the Sawours death,
the muldltude which went out to vel
ccme Him spread their garments in
H.ls way and Others cut boughs from
the trees and strewed them in His
path, CRYING: ''Hosanna TO the Son OF
David! Blessed is He that cometh in
the name Of the Lord! Hosanna in the
highest :"
Evening journal., 1899-03-27
TITE WEAnrpnR.

Naw York Hera1dis Forecast--ln tine
Middle States and Nsw England to-day
fair to partly Cloudy weather will pre-
vail, preceded by rain or snow on the
East New England coast, with brisk
and fresh westerly to northerly winds,
shifting TO noIltheasterty in this sec
ton, and followed by cloudiness, possi-
h.y with rain or SNOW.
On Tuesday PARTLY cloudy, slightly
colder weather will prevail. probably
preceded on the coasts by high winds
and rain or SNOW, and on Wednesday
fair, with rising temperature.
Forecast for Monday -'F'or Eastern
Pennsylvania and New Jersey, increas-
ing ,,oudlness; probably rain in the
afternoon; Increasing northeastenly
winds
District OF Columbia. Delaware
Maryland, cloudy with rain: increas-
ing northeasteriy winds.
Evening journal., 1899-03-27
snRrOrs srARBnNG- ArFIRLAY.

A sdr.ous stabbing affIay D0k place
at an early hour yeassray mcualrg IN
East E.hJon, IN 0hls pa.L Of This Gown
known as Paradise Ausy. John Bow
SER a young col-red man, was seriously
stabbed over the Aeau, by Frank Coop
er, also colored, .arss pair CT slaIelrs
being used. DR.. lH p. H,aclffs, who at
tended the victim says the case lis MOI
necessarily fatal, but that f-r lhe POINT
cf she shears stnrl1ing a rib JhIe lnstiu-
msIs would baYe psns.uauei llhe hsart,
causing .reeant cl,aah. Ccclpe. was ar
uestsd, and win be held to a'wan tine
r1rult or Boweer's injuries.
Evening journal., 1899-03-27
LEGISLATIVE SCANDAL
Repres ntative Mark l.. Davis
ARE sted.
LArToMUs is The COMPLAINANT

ACCUSES THE MILFORD STATES-
MAN WITH WANTING TO ITFT
THE MORTGAGE ON HIS FlAlFdAd
IN EXCHANGE FOR A VOTE FOR
ADDICKs FOR UNITED STATES
SENATOR.
State Detective McVey went to Dover
this mornllng and swore oult warrant
bsiore Magistrate Hutton for THE ar
res. OF Representative Mark L. Davis,
OF MllJ-rd. onle of tine Union RepubA-
can members or THE General Assembly.
The Warrant changed him with attempt
ing to bribe Francis III. Lattcmus, a
Regular Republican member from Ap-
poquinimink hundred, ito vote for J,
Edward Addiclus.
Mr.. Davis was IN Dover alud rmmedll
ately gave ball for mis- appearance at
the C-un-t Of General Sessions.
ThIe arrest OF NIr. Davis is tine ne
suit Oh reve.atcns made by Repuasen-
tative Lattomus Ito deputy Attorney
General CSopelr
Mr.. Lattomus told his story in the
presence OF Mr.. Cooper, Detective Nc
Vey and William M. Bygne. a Regl.al
Republican, who WAS acting as hIt
counsel. He declared that, about twC
weeks before the ADJ urnment OF thN
Legislature, he was met On LOCKER
man strelsa, Dover, and said that M
understood that uhere was a mortgag'
on tlhle farm OF Mr.. I-altomSis. and tina
This mi-nsgage would be liftEd II Mr.
IIattomns wcugi vote for MIR. Addicle
for senator. Mr.. G-atdomus rep.iedl thaI
HE would not do go. 1t is said THAT Da
Wis th,n suggested that the m-ne.
might be given ito lhis (Lattomus) wife
amid SHE might pay The mortgage, bu
Mn IIattomus would mot agree to 1T. Mr.
I-atbomus made affidavlc to THE abov
effect
At lsast 1.-Two other men will be ar
rested npon information uleceiwed
DAVIS GOES To DOVER.
When seen at Milford and asle.
whether he knew Ihe was to be arrest
sr, Representative Davis said:
''I know no9htng about THAT. an
going to Doven but hop
not TO be arrested
AEe you going i'm response to a ca.
from Attoruey-Ge Gerieral White in th
brbsry investigation?'
''Nc, sir; am rot, ami know rcth
inlg about his Investigation
There win ne TO UiIasr arrests 10
day.
Evening journal., 1899-03-27
DINIVL LOCKRT FINED
NOIR ACTING DISORDERLY I'm AIN
ORANGE STREET. HOUSE-TEzN
DOIIJARS AMID COSTS IMPOSED.

FOR ACTING DISORDERLY I'm AIN
ORANGE STREET. HOUSE-TEN
DOIIJARS AMID COSTS IMPOSED.
THE case Of PIennie Glra1t and Dam
iel Iocket, two weG-knowln young
men about town, charged with acting
disorderly i'm. colOred house ON Or
ange street last "Wednesday might, came
up before Judge BAR this morning.
IlOcket and Kraft have both buen
out nn bail, tlheir bondsman being Ccr-
nelius Mumdy WIhen their names were
called this nctn.ng Iocl1et put in an
appearance, hut KRAFT failed 10 SHOW
up, and mis- bond 10 the amount or 800
was declared fctfeited LeckeIs with
drew his plea of nca guilty, entered on
Thursday, and pleadad guiliy, stating
as a reason, that his principal. witness,
an emp-oye ON the p, W. & b. rail-
road. would je-pandize his position II
It became known he frequented such
resorts The proprletrelss and several
inmates cf the house testified to the
two men coming in and threatening
TO clean the pace cut, and 10 'the fact
That it was necessary TO proatlce a re-
voiv5r before shsy would leave. In i'm
POSING sentence Judge Bal stated That
scenes Of disorder weir lrsluJn0t I'M Ja.s
particular place. and ,llat it was oos-
stantiy before the police coun1 He add
ed that the presence of whaae men only
added to ,lhla disturbance A fine clf $40
and COSTS was imposed.
Ell Biscos, ,solored, was arrested yes
tetday by Offlcer Hawke as Liberty
street and Railroad avenue OH a change
of disorderfy conduct The cficer
STATED THAT every Sunday a crowd OF
negroes oongregate in dhat vicinity and
annoyed ths neEgIhborlh-od by boxing
and crap-shOot.ng Five dollars and
costs was THE sentence of the court.
Az yesterday mornings sessii-u Lem
uel Schock.ey was dinsd 81 and costs
for drunkenness; JamEs Kirk was re
committed on the same change, and
William Hannum drunk. was dis
changed.
Evening journal., 1899-03-27
rERlRORazEp RY. TRIAMPs.

Chester, MARCH 27.-tAn ailoempt was
made TO break into Crum LYNNE s.a-
b.on, ON l0he Philadelphia, Wilmington
and Ealtlmore rafroad, Saturday nigh1
The imleyes were scared AWAY, and
.laen wsnk to THE Depew residence, JUL,
b,b.w .hs station, on ahe Darby pike,
where the noise THEY made breaking
a window alaimsd Nlies Bspew, VINO
screamed, ana again THE burglars wa.e
lc,led TIamps are suspected, as th2y
aue very numerous in shat ssction. "A
number Of children have besn stopped
by tramFs, and Saturday a young wo-
man was chased by ruffian, who eV.-
dena.y intended to NIB Hlar. These cut
nages have alarmed c1Gzens OF Ridley
township, who NOW go armed.
Evening journal., 1899-03-27
wrrNEssEs mo RE PATp.

Some days ago lt was reported that
pae Senate resolution approIprla.uing
monlsy 70 dletray the expenses Of rhe
M9vsy invespigatlrn HAD been lost
C.tgk cf the Senate iKenneg has il in
his pceseEsl.u, and Win forward It 10
Secretary CT state Hughes this even
ina. In a day on two Ohairman
Brake,y WI receive a check from State
Treasursg Bali and ahsn the witnesses
wilt be paid.
Evening journal., 1899-03-27
YOUNG MEMS DANCES.

Several young mem Will give a dance
in the NeIw-Cenury Club bu.lding on
Tuesday evening April 4 1t pr-rnisss TO
be a pheasant affair, and socially is
looking forward to Id with a great deal
of pleasure. Those giving it are AM
drew c. Gray, Alexis DuPon., Hender-
son Weir, Henry HashLA V-dtcm G..
Wooiley and Waruer Page.
ON the following FRIDAY evening
''11he Bachel,es' viii give their annlal
Easher dance.
Evening journal., 1899-03-27
MUG RAIDIIY DAINIIAGEIn.

Surveyors find that the tug Juno
which was in collision off Cape Hen,
loPan, last week with the s,lh.cnsr Ma.
MA Pierson, Ncrholk for New York, il
badly damaged and a number OF days
wl1l be required in which to make ne
pains. The Piersons which was some
what damaged and which is at the
BneaNwater. is being repaired by ths
crew.
Evening journal., 1899-03-27
MEETING TO-NIGHT.

The regular meeting OF the Board OF
Education will be held tonight and
business of interest in connection with
the new High School wiz be taken up
Now that the Legislature has adjourn
ed, Senator Pyle Will again occupy his
seat in the board meetings. The sen.
ator is one Of the hardest working
members in the boardand takes a deer
interest in the welfare Of the schools.
Evening journal., 1899-03-27
DELIGHTFUL RELIEF FROM CA

DELIGHTFUL RELIEF FROM CA
TARRH Here is one CT a thousand
such testimonies. The Rev. A. ID.
Buckley. Of Buffalo, says: Il wish all
to know what a Blessing DIR. Agnew's 8
Catarrhal Powder is in case OF Ca
taruh. l was troubted with this dis
ease for years, but the first time used
this remedy il gave most delightful
relief. ! now regard myself entirely
cured after using It for two months. -
g.. Sold by Miller Drug Co.. 402 Mar
ket and N. B. Danforth, Market and
Second streets.
Evening journal., 1899-03-27

sentative Ilattomus and It cannot be
ignored. He, cf course, dsnits the al
iegatiVlns made, and jury mulau de-
eide the guilt or inuoUnce OF the ac-
cused. 1t dis probable that mere ARRESTS
will follow, for the state puoseOubor Is
determined to bring to hook every man
concerned in unlawiu, attempts to in
huenoe members CT uhs GeIsral AS
eembly.
Evening journal., 1899-03-27

Tire congregation OF Epworth NJ 10.
Church certaan.y owes Rev. Francis
Burgette Short vote Of thanks for ahe
dipi-macy by him displayed .n secur-
ing the sitting CT ehe next session oi
the Washington Ccnieranca at ui0.
ca1reh- II has besn but few y1ars
sincs j. was held hsge i'm Grace
ChusSh, and this fact rendered all the
nlcre clniclilt OF acsomprshnele .lhs
purpose cf the Young and entellpr.slng
pasucr a Epwor5hl
Evening journal., 1899-03-27
WORKMAN REcE1vEs INJURIES

Joseph Blank. the genial young
storerpom keeper in the paint depart
ment Of the Pullman Palace Car Com
pany. fell while going to his work Sat
urday morning and received severe
injuries Mr. Blank was coming up
the railroad, and when ON tne bridge
near the Jackson and sharp Company's
works, he fell Had not some Of his
fe.'iw- worikmen been near, there ds no
doubt but that he would have been
run over and probably killed, as the
ndge Moor train was approaching at
that time. They pulled him from his
perilors position, and assisted him to
The works, where his injuries were
dressed,
Evening journal., 1899-03-27

Representafive Mark L. DAVIS Is one
os the mist intelligent members OF the
Houns Of Representatives, and it is a
matter OF regret that charges OF bribery
have been preierred against him with
eaici dlrectress as to impel Deputy At
tcrusv-Gensral Cooper to swear cut a
Warrant for bis arrest "A ddnect ianangs
has been made against hdm by Repre-
Evening journal., 1899-03-27
DoAN EUCCEEDs sEwALL.

On account of ili-health Willis F.
Sewe.l, for more than three years Ii
eraian CT the Wilmington Institute
Free Library, has resigned. In accept
ing the resignation the board OF man
ayers adopted appropriate resolutions
expressing appreciation OF Mr.. Sewell's
services. Professor Enos L. Doan, FOR
mer principal Of the Friends School.
has been appointed to succeed him.
Evening journal., 1899-03-27
sIrRnrcK REEDY 1ISnIAINn-

T'As ouItward 1bonnd ccas bange Marie,
from Philadelphia. in TOW II the tus
Little. struck near Reedy 1sHand yes-
telrday and remained fast for some
time. but was afteirward- foated and
proceeded down the Delaware bay.
Evening journal., 1899-03-27
MRS. rorMnE rs prAD.

Mas. Era c. Toamie wife Of Robert
&c. Tonne, died at her h-mls. at Temsh
and Van Buran streets, last evening Of
PARALYSIS. She was a sister II Isaac
Is. R.ghEer and was e,ricl1en while pre-
pan.nIg 10 ATTEND his funeral. On Wed
nesday afternoon the remains will be
INFERRED in Wilmington and Brandy
wine Cemetery.
Evening journal., 1899-03-27
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL NOTES.

Master Phillip Wlhethmen. OF Bruins
wick. Me, wIhs lhas besn spending sew
eral days in this cl,y. win 80 10 Wash
lnlgton Tomorrow.
james c. W,clkes. of the Smyrna CAM
was in town to-day.
j. Cauo.c Dowines. formerly OF Do
YER hut now residing at Charlotte, N.
G, is visiting o,d friends in this city.
Ex-NIayor sl,anstury J. WiNey has
recovered from severe cold.
Miss Catharine Souney, Of Philadel-
phia, Is the guest OF Miss Ellen Rose
Byrne.
1ilghman Johnston is in Philadel-
rhia to-day.
Ex-Congressman "a Irving Handy. OF
Newark, was in Wilmington to-day.
Andrew Selak, who has been sick for
some time, is able to be out again.
Julian B. Harris, Of San Francisco
Cal, is registered at the Clayton
House
MIR. and Mrs. Job HI Jackson and the
Misses jackson returned from Atlantic
City on Saturday. where they spent
some time at the Seaside House.
Mrs e. TatnaM Warner is at Atlantic
City for a few days.
Mss Mlbel Capsl.a, who is a student
at Smith College, Will spend the Easter
holidays with her parents, at Atlantic
City
Cards have been issued announcing
the marriage of Charles Parske and
Miss Annie Aclerman, daughter Of Alr
and Mrs. Alleux Alderman, Of No. 40S
Harrison street, at Sacred Heart
Church parsonage, on April 8. A re-
cepuon will follow the ceremony.
Mrs Samuel d. Warren, daughter OF
the late Thomas +. Bayard, and sister
OF Ahs. w s. Hilles. is ON trip TO
Cuba.
General John p Donahoe is in Dover
to-day.
Recorder of Deeds Clark reports that
representative John Plking Is much
better than he has beon for a month.
Evening journal., 1899-03-27
HE is A pELAlwARE BOY.

A dispatch from New Haven Conn,
says: Henry Aa,oway. OF New York,
owner OF the Daily Palladium has ac-
quired the controlling interest in the
New Haven Morning News and WILL
consolidate the .wo properties. the new
raper to be known as the Daily Palia-
dunn. Mr.. Alloway was bonn in Do
ver where his mother at present re-
sides. He is regarded as one Of the
leading financial editors In New York.
Evening journal., 1899-03-27
nRoOKTrEI.n-MANN WEnnrNG.

Several Wilmington peop.e received
invitations to the wedding of Miss
Alice Benson Mann and Lieutenant
Robert Morris BroolVfield. OF the United
States Army. which took pace at the
Church OF Our Savior. Thirty-eighth
street near Chestnut, in Philadelphia.
One OF the ushers was Lieutenant An
drew Moses. OF the Seventh United
States ARTILLERY who is wa,l-known in
Wilmington, having been in charge of
the recruiting office here until recent
ly. The bride wore princess gown OF
white suede, embroidered in violet, and
carried a bouquet of vio,ets. Lieuten-
ant and Mrs. Brookfield have sailed for
Porto Rico, where his regiment. the
Eleventh Infantry, is stationed
Evening journal., 1899-03-27
DRIVERS RrchIRss

Much Complaint is being made OF
reckless driving on the streets OF the
city. Drivers of wagons and other We
hides constantly drive on the wrong
side CT the street, and several narrow
escapes by pedestrians from being run
down have occurred recently. The po-
Mce VIII take action In the matter
Evening journal., 1899-03-27
nNGIAGElMBNr AINNoUNcEID.

The engagemenlt has been annUnnced
of MISS Ethe. Edsn Badh, daughter oi
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Eden Bach, formerly
of thLs city, now of Washington, aIi
Charles Warmer, Jr., OF llhds city Tx
date OF the weddrng has mot yet been
decldad.
Evening journal., 1899-03-27
WILL BUILD A TUG.

The Jackson and shaup Company
viii. build a wooden hail tugScat for A.
Markenzre. of New York, on chese dt-
mensa.us: Length. So feet; 90 feet beam
and. feet uepth OF hold p
Evening journal., 1899-03-27
NFM cAsrIF pREsRYrERY.

The Spring session OF the New Castle
Fresbytery will be held en- April IS. l9
and 90 in Rodney Street Presbyterian
Church. Murray Howland. OF this city.
and Robert l. Ho1ett. OF Milford. will
be presented for licensure.
Evening journal., 1899-03-27
AGmD WOMAN AsPHYxENnnD

Elksou. March 27-Ml.ls. Mary
Lctlg. agd1 76 yeaae. widow of thls late
john Lung, of This city. and a brother
CT John Fails, proprietor OF THE Falls
Hote, in Port Deposit, was asphyxi-
ated by coal gas at her home ON Main
etreet. The discovery was made by DIR.
Charles NJ GIIbis, who had been ait
tendlng Mrs. Long for THE past week.
She was found sitting i'm a chair with
her head resting ON GIhe windIOw shll.
Nira Long lived alone, and had been
in poor health for the past eeveraR days.
When Or. E.lis Called this mbrntlnlg he
IG.und uhe door heading TO 1.-THE sick
chamber locked. Entrance was gained
by a window in THE front pant of lhe
house The superstition is that Mrs.
Long had gone to ahle window for fresh
alr. but owing to tler exhausted condi-
taon died before SHE could lift Hhe win
dow. Coroner Dean was eumm-lnIed
and after thearlng the evidence of DIR.
Erts and some others decided an in
Quess unnecessary. The deceased was
a very eccenItric woman. Two step
daughters survive lher. Mrs. Minnie
Dienrsn ard Mrs. Morlie Bender, of
Port Deposit.
Evening journal., 1899-03-27

N we keep ON larling on Ohe Fill
pinos we Shall have TO have libenll inn
migration saws for Tine Islands as soon
as the fightEng Ia over
Evening journal., 1899-03-27

Frank Wllang Leach Is not ahs emily
man in dhe United States who has as
seieed Than he had the malSizg CT leg
isiauive committees. We have a few
right here in Delaware. and some OF
tihssmcCu-d pn,ve their assertions .fthsy
fs.1 80 disposed.
Evening journal., 1899-03-27
wEEHAwKEN AGAIN TN TROUBLE

WEAEHlAlWkhN lAGAlN llN liNJUbl-h
The British steamship Neelhawken,
cutwaId-bounl from Posnt Breeze for
Hun. England, with a cargl, of refred
petroleum in bulk, which should have
sa1.sd en- Saturday, is detained at am
cCsor IN the Delaware river OF League
Islarli with her machinery damaged.
Repairs are being made.
Evening journal., 1899-03-27
RoBERrs sucCFEps RIGHrER.

Manager BayMs, OF the Grand Opera
House, has appointed Frank NJ. Rob
erts stage carpenter to succeed the late
Isaac A. Fighter. Fer several months
prior to the death OF the latter Mr..
Roberts acted in that capacity.
Evening journal., 1899-03-27
IN THE SOCIAL WORLD
Various Matters of Interest
to Wilmington People.
IN AND OUT OF TIE CITY

All communications intended for lnser
ton Ia this column should be addressed TO
society Editor, care OF the Evening Jour
nal. Communications should be written
on one side OF the paper only.
Evening journal., 1899-03-27

ANOTHER DUPONT ENLARGEMENT.
The engagement cf WlllIam DUPONT,
SON of Mrs IalNlcltte DuPclnb, and Miss
IIalo,k. Of Cleveland, Chic, has been
announced. Miss Harock is now THE
guest Of Mrs. DuPcut at sa.nt Am-ur.
Evening journal., 1899-03-27
Tn. B. sha,p I Ea
Fourth and Market III.
White Goods.

This is going to be a White
Goods season and our depart
ments are full of splendid
opportunities. Our einbroid-
cries and all overs, imported
direct by us, comprise over
200 new and pretty patterns
and the prices are unusually
low. The assortment is from
sc to IS per yard and every
line is complete.
India Linens,
Persian Lawns,
French Organdies,
Victoria Lawns,
English Mains sock,
Swisses.
Evening journal., 1899-03-27
NoOINsDAY sFRV1CEs

The noon-day service for men at st.
Andrews Church. was addressed to-
day by Archdeacon Cyrus T. Brady. of
Philadelphia. He gave an interesting
tak and large number was present.
Evening journal., 1899-03-27
.Tailor-made Suits

of exclusive styles confined
entirely to us. They are of
the finest fit and workman
ship, made up in the latest
and most becoming styles and
of the newest mater ials and
in prices from $3.50 up to
SIS. Anybody interested in
Tailor-made Suits should see
this department.
Evening journal., 1899-03-27
.Organdies.

In addition to our stock of
imported Organdies at I2Hc
we have just received 500 yds
of plain colors in very fine
qualities which we shall sell
at the same price.
Evening journal., 1899-03-27
Satine

on black grounds with white
hair lines and figures, the
12Hc grade for &C per yard
and the 25c grade in plain
black in remnants of a to 10
yards for I2Hc per yard.
Evening journal., 1899-03-27
Shirt Waists

of which we have sold thou
sands to delighted buyers in
this city. We control the
sale of these Shirt Waists
and no better are shown any
where. Our stock is large in
both white and colored Waists
and range in price from soc
to So.
Evening journal., 1899-03-27

A cheap substitute for a standard
advertised article may prove to be any.
thing but bargain. Be careful TO ge'
what you ask for.
Evening journal., 1899-03-27
Percales,

One hundred and twenty
FIVE new patterns and color
ings in best quality of yard
wide Percales that are very
desirable in the latest shades
-I2Hc per yard
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PICTURESQUE SCENERY
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The FIRST volume containing thirty
two supurb half;tone engrayings, 8x
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in the Eastern portion Of the United
States, in the Allegheny Mountain.
Sbanandoah Valley and the sour
rounding historical territory.
These views include New York
Hsrbor. Brooklyn Bridge, Sntque.
hanna River. Harpe,'s Ferry with
/ John Brosu's Fort, Join Browns
Monument, Jeffrrsons Rock, BATHS
fields at Winchester and Fishere.
liill, Cheat River, Indian Greek, Old
National road, etc.
These views have been selected
from the famous series Of photo
graphs osbed by the Baltimore &
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S.Dt Free 20 any address 10 the
Uni'ed States, G NADIA or Mexis o
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Copy may lie seen At any tlck, /
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A New Play.

On Thursday, Nov. %, at the Cen.
trail Opera House, Mr.. Oliver Laba.
de will present the uproariously fun.
ny Music Farce Comedy, entitled
"Mr. Pepper from Salt Lake." IN
jslthe dir. ction of Geo. W. Peer.
The char; ers in the play are Mr..
Labadies original conception of the
,re.tion Of that Prince OF funny
nen, Arlemus Ward. The COM
pany numbering fourteen peo-
pie were especially engaged for
this attraction and include the fam
Gus team OF Barney and Russell, who
have been amusing the patrons oil
the Keith Theatres 10 New York,
Phila. and Boston since their arrival
in this country from L"ndcn, Eng.
Aug l4th, Other members include
the "Phlles" Jos. DenEing, petite
Amiee Melville and q number OF
other equally amusing entertainers;
Daring the play Miss Labadie will
be heard in q number of selections
including .the ''Musketeers" and
"Trilby' and pleasing specialties will
be introduced by other members Of
the company.