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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-14
GiaZers On Strike,

| small strikes are becoming numerous in
| wilmington, as every day or SO we hear
That dissatisfied or contentious workuen
arc making trouble for lheir employers
by going on a strike In numbers. When
! the strike is for higher wages the company
generally wins and the strikers are COM
ptieu to seek employment elsewhere.
Ihelr places arc generally filled with
verv ltt'o trouble or If this is made innoy
slble by the demand for their trade Tho
companies arc put to considerable troublu
ana loss. A cusc Of this kind happened,
Whon thirty. .fonr glHzors In tho employ of
the A merican Leather Company at Third
anu Madison streets, went on Il strike ve.-
tsrday afternoon.
The grievance of the strikers vas that
I thcy Wero not receiving enough wages,
ana they made IL demand for moro, which
WIS not accedcd to- Some of the glazsrs
receive eight dollars week for their SER
VICE, ami they requested that they get mn
increase ofsl, while other glazers receiy-
ing IS 30 week, demanded that in the
future they bo given So 90.
Inc strikers say that several shops III the
city raied their glazcr4 wages and they
only asked for what other shops were pay-
ing. Mhilo it is not likely hat they will get
what they asked for, the company viii
hardly fill their places as the different
''oi'a {" 10 eioNueu Wiuil WORK anu EiaXor3
arc in demand, One company cent to
Philadelphia ono day this week for 80 ri H.
zcrs but wore 'unab'e to securo half that
number.
Another reason for their demands mt
bolhg granted is that not one of thnir
number was able Or refused 20 place his
cas-" before Superintendent Jumes S. Dobn.
in favorable light.
M". Dobb said this morning thai thew
had never cuS the wages of heir employees
through ho Slack season, while others had
and in some CASES had made an incronse
for merit. "We.wiIl have no controyersnry
over tho mattoG and if We can not MI ,hsIr
places. the machines will have TO stand
ille." N"
Il have had considerable trouble lately
with my foreman and last week I dis
charged him. He was well liked hy lhe
Elahors and | think that that is one cause
Tor no disaonsion." Tho glazers demand.
td that their foreman DO taken back and
thnir wages raised or they would ouit.
Tho company refused and tho stile yes.
lerlay was the out come. Alr. Dodd say5
theY pay all their men good wages and if
they are dissatisfied or can better Lher- ,
SELVES they are welcome TO do so, All thos,
who quit will bu taken back at the same
pay they aere receiving if they wish to re-
tui n bnh the company will have nothing
q No with them o hnrWi,e
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-14
MEN AND
THE CHURCH.
DR.. Jefferis Says They Do
Not Absent Themsel-
YES For Valid
Reasons.

"Why are men constantly absent from
Church service and what can wo do to win
them was tho subject for discussion at
the monthly meeting OF tho Brotherhood
of ST. Andrews IN Trinity Parish House
Inst night. The paper was prepared by
Rev. w. NJ. Jeiraris Of Newark, but us no
wns unavoidaliy detained. Charles NJ
Curtis road the paper. DIR. Jsffers held
that the number and character nf the
men who have yielded to thp influences OF
religion may be taken as an index OF the
depth to when the heavenly power has
psrmeated. From his point of Wow sOmo
of the responsibility for noI-attNndance
lies at lthe door of the clergy. He held
that Glergymen should havo u yearnng
desire for tho saving Of souls also that lay
members have no considerable measure
of responsibility. by their example they
should influence their fellow men. Hy
fellowmsn. As an instance of the attend
auco of males he found that out of 5000
men ouly 279 were members OF churches
In a political club Of 25) members only 10
attended church.
Among the reasons advanced from diff
erent sources for non attendance were tho
waning power OF the pulpit and tho de-
cline Of religion. Other men wished to on
joy themselves aud have fun instead of
Suluk w cIlufcll, lIu lIle uaNti urEuinGuO
of hypocrtes in the church was encount-
cred, The first two reasons DR.. Jeiferis
denied. saying that there never was y
time when the influence OF tho pulpit was
greater and the power OF the pul pit strong
or He believed the discussion OF great
questions leads mon to lily defined uni
yersalism. He was against sensational
preaching.
The paper was widely discussed by Rev.
ii. Ashton Henry John G. G.ohe, Chas.
NJ. Curtis Samuel &. Bidd!e, George A.
Elliott and the Rev. IL. W. Cunning
ham
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-14
INSECTS AND
THEIR LIVES.
DR.. Skinner Tells the Della
ware Historical SOCi=
ETY. Much of In
tereSt.

"!nsects and Insect Life" was the sub
ject CT an Instructive aud interesting lee
ture by DR. Henry skinner of the Phila-
delphia Academy of Natural Science. be-
fore the Natural History Soc!ely Of Della
ware last night. In the COURSE of his iec-
tnre DR.. Skinner said there were about
2,000.0jO Of species Of Insects. In 1885, 800
now species ware introduced and describ
ed, Every year the list is being added to,
the discoveries, besides being made In
settled and civilized parts OF the world.
are constantly being added to from uueX-
plored countries. Mentioning the differ
ent poiots OF interest the speaker stated
that the beauties OF the species attracted to
the study OF entomology, the many Curl
Gus forms. beautiful anu varied colors,
making 1t refining influence.
He said collectors were asked strange
questions. ana told of an enthusiastic col
lector who, waving his net near the rail-
road, tagged IL train much to his conster-
nation. Another man was arrested on the
charge of poaching. Referring to the
study rs beneficial TO man ho said there
were ~ societies in tho United States de.
voted to the study Of bees and bee culture.
There are fifteen factories engaged iu tho
work On pamphlets, books and journals
pertaining to bees The number Of peo-
Pile engaged In boa culture is about 8, ,6O0,.
900, ths annual product OF honey. b3, ,S94,-
1856 pounds. valued at g. 900. 600 The silk
works Of tho world in 1887 turned out
5o,C0JC00 pounds of silk, valued at S4y9,-
OO00a0. Among the insect products Of
value to man Is coohneal, from " hich car.
mine Is manufactured The Spanish fly,
native to the south of Europe, is valuable
for medicinal purposes The amount of
damage done annually by niurous insects
in tho United States is $500 09O, 00J
Dr, Skinner Thought the r.etalnorphosos
or changes Of insect life were tho most in
teresting part of tho study of economic
entomology. 1t was thought 800 years ago
that insect life was spontaneously gener-
ated ELS were supposed to be generated
from the slime OF the Nile. DR.. Reeuy
physician 10 the Grand Duke Ferdinand
was the fist man who successfully COM
baled This theory. BY experimenting with
meat he discove cd the changes Of insects
life and the means of production. Dr.
Roeay destroyed forever the idea of spon-
taneous generation. OF tho injurious in
sects Dr. Skinner exclaimed that they
caused great damage to crops, to articles
of clothing, % cattle gave much annoy
ance to man and were responsible for
many disease.
On this other hand other insects produc.
ed good effects as scuvongers, fertilizers.
makers of soil. food for man, birls and fish
as. They were also Of use in providing ma
terial for wearing apparel.
The lecture was intersperscd with hu- |
norous anecdotes and remarks. Magic Ian
tern slides we're used to illustrate many
different phuses Of insect life.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-14
CARD BASKEr,

John Webster, of Coatosvillo. has boen
Visiting In this city.
Ths engagement Of Frank Wooley and
Miss Laura James, both OF this city. has
been announced.
A delegation OF Chester Masons will b.
entertained by local Nasous on April 10.
Mrs. Charles Simmons and two dauch.
ters Florence aud Bessie aud Mr.. Frank
Simmons and sou took q trip on the troll
ley to Marshallton on Thursday visiting
Mrs Thomas and daughter Fannie.
u, A. Henry left this morning on an OK.
tenlud Visit to relatives at Laurel.
Mre. Harry Voshell Ia tho guest Of rela.
tives at Lewss,
Mrs Az ar!ah Smith who. has been spend.
ing Il week with her brother, W. w. Stew
art In Philadelphia, has returned to her
home in Pencader hundred.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-14
Indian Entertainment.

All the members of the Improved Order
of Red Med of this city arc enthusiastic
over the entertainment that will bo given
in tho Opora House this evening by mom-
bers of the order Tho show bids fair to
be an overwhelming Success and the ad.
vanced sale of tickets far exceeds tho ex-
peclations of the committee. Tho pro-
gram which has already boen published
has been greatly added to aud roar
ranged and on 1t will be found somo OF tho
best talent in the city.
Miss Fanchon CasSarant, of Philadcl-
phin, anotcd soprano, and Miss Evelyn
Heck, contralto Of this city. shows thc
grade of talcnt that makes the exhibit"
The snake aud chiefs burying the Soma.
hawk dances will bo III eros, Ing fea, urcs
and will be full Of the iulicroUs move.
Inents and attitudes assumed by Indians
while executing ho war dance. Instyuc
tor DOckstador has his mon In Drotty rood
trim for the dauccs and will be seen at
their head this evening.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-14
GREAT GRUMBLERS.
Qrumbling Will Cease II Wilmington Pee
pie Follow This Citizens Advice.

Whom the kidneys are sick they grum-
be-
You hear them clear through the back.
You feel them clear through tho body.
They grumble when overtaxed.
know how the kidneys erumble?
It's simple thing; your back will tell
you.
Backachs Is tho first grumbiing warn
ing
The kidneys give it and if you heed "
not,
Look out for trouble, it will surely come
Urinary trouble kidney trouble and
many miseries.
Doan's Kidneys Pills arc made for kid
Doys only.
Ihoy cure every form Of kidney i'll. p
The experience Of WILMINGTON people
proves this.
Here's IL case in point:
Mrs. j.. Maddox, of 2!5 1'atnall street,
says: Some or 0 months ago allow
ed my experience with and opinions of
Dams Kidney Pills TO be published in
our Wilmington papers. For years pre-
yious to obtaining them at Danforth's
drug store had attacks of sharp, shoot
ing pans accompanied by stiffness in
my loins, A change in tho weather or
any cold contrac ed always settled in my
back ard made it 50 lnme and sore that IL
was hard matter for INC to get about.
When suffering as described above lady
called and advised me to use Doan's Kid
ney Pills, saying she had thoroughly test
ed them and found them reliable. A few
doses gave me relief and before l had
finished tho box tho trouble disappeared.
Since then have had slight occurrences
but on every occasion doso or Two Of
Doan's Kidney Pills has relieved me. Any
preparation which performs exactly us it
promises should be known TO the public.
Ii gives mo pleasure to make this fact
known TO he people Of Wilmington"
Dorn's Kidney Pills for sake by all deal.
ers. Prico 50 cents. Mailed by Foster
Milburn Co.. Buffalo, N. Y. Sole agents
for the U. S. Remembcr tho name Doan's
and take 10 nther
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-14
A Night OF Council.

City Counc! was in session half an hour
last evening. but transacted very little
business of Importance Wien The chair
man of the fire and law committees failed
to report OH the Phoenix Compnny's re-
quest for loan of $1,000, Mr. Fisher VAS
led 10 inquire what action the committees
had decided to take on the matter. Chair
man Cannon of tho fire committee inform
cd him that as thcro had been no meeting
OF tho committees no report her than
progress could be submitted. Mr. Robert
son inquired if it wash because tho So
llctor iallcd to give an opinion on tho
matter that tho committee linui nat me-.
Mr.. Cannon replied that that was the
reason, whereupon Mr. Oberiy of the f.
nance committee said the opinion was cx-
peclcl this week md the report would
therefore 10 made ut the next meeting of
Council Thsienletl the discussion. CT v
treasurer Curry reported the balancn in
Union National Bank TO accouna OF cur.
rent expenses to ba s3S ESQ., special fund
for park purposes, S23 033,5J
Tho co!lec' ions were. II. 5. Lewis S335
taxes for 1887; eugene NJ Sayers. $3.50 taxes
for 1891; EdmGnd Mitchell Jr., $3.50; |. G.
lyle 50 l!re' So Auditor Pyle reported the
recent Of II 1856 iS from rogi ster Groho of
tho Water Department which amount was
deposited to the credit Of the Board OF
Wafer Commi5 ,ionels.
Tho Society for the Prevention Of cruelty
TO animals Submitted tho following report
of worl, done duHing March: dogs left in
pound at last report &: taken during the
month l!7; rtdu2mAd T; sold 4; 10 LEFT.
During the month Sl2 wcra received from
the sale and redemption of dogs.
Ihc society Usual appropriation OF $50
WAS q low Il,
Harvey !, Wiley, secretary of tho Street
and Sewer department. Informed Council
through Il communication thai thu bills
of the department had been audited and
requa: tel that a committee nf council be
appointed Immediately to examine the
work in order that tho report might be
printed as the law provides Tho co'nnuni.
cation was accepted, and President Latch
authorized the Finance Committee to
mako the audit
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-14

Alonzo Jones' coiorcd, of Liberia street
beyond Scott. was thrown from one Of
Rho!es 81 IIalcy's coal wagons on tho
Rising Sun rond yesterday afternoon. and
received IA broken leg, lio was deivcrin G
load of coal ut tic time Of the accident !;
aud whiIo he was driving down ths hill
near he B"anlywiue C7eob tho brake on
the wagon broke, allowing tho heavy
wagon to strike the horses and causing
them to ran. Thomas Toy stopped the
frigh oned animals before thsy wero III
jurSG. Jones was taken 10 he Delaware
Hospital in MIR. Hulrys carriage. This
morning he was resting comfortably,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-14
ENTERTAINED FRIENDS,

Miss Lillie B. Williams entertained q
number of her friends at her home in
MarsLallton on Saturday evening in honor
of her birthday. Among those present
were the following from this city who en-
joved ride over the Wilmington aud
Springs electric road: Mrs. Emerson,
Miss Ela Ruth. Miss Julia Denn, Miss
Rietta Emerson, Miss Mattie Leach, Miss
Sallie Garrett, Albert Weber, Harry Rum.
ford, Edward Mullln, Herbert Leach and
Albin Tomlinson. Others present wer0
Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Williams, Mrs. A. D.
Thomas, Mrs. Mote, Mrs. Nellie McElwee.
Misses Irene Cham bsrs, Lydia Durham,
Laura Ruth, Bertha Cloud, Rena YAM
dever. Bessie Clark. Addie Williame. Ray
Hicks, Frances Thomas Annie Tanning,
Matte Webb, Tillle Spieer, Maggie Gar
rett, Lillian Tanning, Ellla Mackinson.
Elsie Cronch, Anna Hicks, Mary Weldln.
Lillian McDougall. Bayard Fisher, John
Taylor, William Maxwell, George Entri-
ken, William Matthias Robert Campbeii,
George Cloud, William Wingato. Lindsey,
Kitchens, Lewis Guest, Lawrence Potts,
Charles Kitchens and Master Ralph Sim
pers.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-14

6hERlFF"S SALE. by VIRTUE OF A
writ of Lcvari t'acias to me directed
viii be exposed to public sale at tho
Court House, on Market street between
Tenth and Eleventh streets. IN the city
St Wilmington. New Castle county
State OF Delaware.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-14
Saws lie Was Drunk,

Dover. Del, April 10 Joseph Thompson
farmer and fox hunter Of Kenton, Dsl..
appeared before Sheriff Wharton this morn
Ing gnve bond for his appearance at the
coming session Of the Coult Of General
Sessions and his defence to the charge Of
continued non-support Of his wifc 10 the
most remarkable in Kont county history.
Thompson claims that ID years ago willis
he was yot very young man Mrs. Mary
Mccoy a woman with whom ho had boen
associated and who hal bssn divorced from
George A. Mccoy inyeiyled him into
marriage while he was in an intoxicated
condition. The fest intimidation he had
of he transaction. the deionce will show
was whom Whompson awoke In the morn.
ing and was shown the necessary logal
papors to support the word OF his ROOM
mate that he had married her the night bo.
foro.
@fhe ceremony Thompson says was par
formed hy Rev. Mr. Lucas q Methodist
Protestant cIcrgymon Of Smyrna Thomp-
son claims that he has never lived with Tie
woman.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-14
Committed Suicide.

Milford, Del, Anril 13--Solomon Mat
thews one OF the firm of Matthews and Co.
the owners Of the largo iron fouadry here.
WAS found this afternoon hanging from q
rafter On tho seoond floor of tho machine
shop. He came to the foundry at o'clock
this morning, ana was not missed until
ono OF the mill boys who was sent up stairs
found him. He had made n rope of pack
ing such as is used in onginos. Mr.. Mat
thcw5 was wealthy and leaves largo fam
lily. He WAS q prominent Odd Fellow in
this state. No cause can DC given for his
suicide as he had no no troubles
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-14

One of the most thoroughly legitimate
entertainments to DO given at the Opera
House next Thursday afternoon and night
will lie Jno. W. Octoroous. "A Tendcrlon
Coon vehicle in which tho organization
appear; this Season, Is not only different
from the ordinary burlcsque show, in that
hut it surpasses many Of tho comic operas
seen in the moro pretentious honses. both
in its music and its libretto. The cnmbi-
nation even in tho piece. shows all the
spirit insoparablo from tho work of the
negro troupa. without any Of the crudo-
moss generally noted in such bills. while
Mr.. Isbnm's stage management hns made
both principals and chorus unusually Of.
feCtive.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-14

Hoyt's merry farce comedy IA Bunch of
Keys proves to be as diyerting as of OLD.
night The hotel scenes In this play were
long ago admitted to be the best ever seen
on any stage. The company presenting
this satire Is first .class throughout. The
peals of laughter and immoderate clap.
ping which always grsets the funny hotel
scene are evidence OF the regard in which
this popular play holds Its audience, The
funny satire Is given this season by com.
pany capable of providing q very funny
performance All tho songs, dances, mod
leys, ETC., are entirely new. This season
the Acme Quartette Is one Of the features
of the pe.forma nee.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-14

6 Hill.
Cos ,607 and 609 Market Street.

Tt would seem a mystery to
any one but u party who is on
the watch all the time where
all the desirable goods come
from at such awfully low
prices; the fact is we do not
have to 90 after them, they
come to us, the why is two
fold, we use the quantity if the
quality is all right and pay for
them when delivered, that gives
US the first chance on all desir.
able goods the manufacturers
want TO close out.
On Saturday over 800 mems
negligee shirts, some without
but more with collars, fine fin
ished custom made shirts, re-
duced from soc. to 29c.
400 huck towels pure white
AZ inches long and Is inches
wide, Sc. each; 6 for 45c.
Bleached shecting 1914 full
width, full standard and we
say Zoe. is the price this day
everywhere. On Saturday only
Ice. Il yard. You can't get it
anywhere else at that price.
10 yards of that fancy dress
dimity for SOC. is one OF tbs
bargains Of the day.
It has been a wonderful sea-
sen in dress goods and silks.
You can't afford to buy any silk
without first seeing the selec-
lion we have and of course get
the prices. 1t is a good guide
Tor you. One special lot Of Ia
dies suits in gray, royal blue,
navy black, latest lad, reduced
from $40 to $50. lime for
skirts, time to buy
them now, where to buy them,
from u.s..
44.inch black sicilian, I'M.
ported to sell at '15c. We sell
it to you Oh Saturday for 59c.
Ladies' shirt waists in abun-
dance.
342 corsets, white, and drab,
five hooks, two side steels,
strong back wires, double belt,
Jean body and straps and ever
asting edging, all the above
'or Csc.
A full assortment of those
Kid gloves we sold on Wednes.
lay, same price Oh Saturday, !
IL 75c,, saving 25c a pair.
The dollar kid is lovely and
lie best in the market for the
)rice.
72O children's black jersey !
ib hose, right weight for now,
louble heals and toes and
;nees, l0c a pair.
Sewing machines bought
low will be good Investment
'ou know why.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-14
Young Womcn's Christian Association.

Tho Young Women's Christian Asso.
citation held Its annual meeting last night
and Mrs. H. A. Brown, Mrs j. Il. Ba!l,
Mrs Henry Il. Ducr, Mrs n, f. Sparks,
Mrs. II. A, Berlin, Mrs. J. +. Higgins,
Mrs Thomas benson, Mrs. W. W. Down.
ing. Mrs. VIM. Frederick, Mrs. A. S.
Almond were eloctod board of mana.
gers to serve three years. The president re-
ported that ono Of the events OF the year
was tho Inauguration of dona ion day.
The experiment was fairly successful. On
an average forty persons patronize The in-
stitntion for various reasons Tie lunch
room has been particularly successful
Several Improvements were made to Tho
building during the year. Mrs. Matilda A.
Horn, the secretary, made an Interesting
statement, saying that tho pupils In tho
various Glasses nro doing excellent work.
One of tho most intor. sting classes Is thut
Of art needle work. Religious services
wero held every Wednesday, at noon, but
they were poorly attended. -Four bright
furnished he'd rooms arc maintained for
lodging purposes
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-14
SOCIAL JOlTINGS
and PERSONALS
A f1eiange OF Interesting Notes Picked
Here and There of Whining tonians
and their Many Friends.
ENIGUT-MILBf'EN,


Miss Agnes Milburn and James A.
Knight were married on Wednesday after.
noou at 5 clock at St. Pauls Church. A
reception followed the ceremony at the
home Of MIR. and Mrs. McIlhenney, No.
1l24 Chestnut street The best man Mr..
NayhAm aud Miss Olive knight, sister Of
tho groom. acted as bridesmaid. The
maids Of honor were Miss Laura Knight
aud Miss Lostie Crockett. The ushers were
Charlie knight and X Harry Pheffcr. The
newly -marriel couple received many prss-
ents. The following were present: Mr..
and Mrs, James Milburn, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Knight, MIR, and Mrs John Carr,
Mr., and Mrs William knight. Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Frazer, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Montgomery MIR: and Mrs. William Rad
eltfe, Palmyra, N. J.; Miss Lizzie Frazer,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Stanly, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Pyle. Mrs Gardner and daughter,
Miss Katia Lynch. Mrs. Martha Watson,
Miss Cecilia Frazer. Miss Madaline Frarer
Miss Helen Miburn, James Milburn. Miss
Ada Mcllhenney, Ralph Montgomery, AL.
bert Aliburn, Paul McIlhenney
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-14
EVENING COMPANY.

An enjoyable masquerade party wds
given Wednesday evening by Miss Mamie
Bailey aud Andrew Sham at No. 40 Fast
Fourth Street. to number Of their friends.
Tbs evening was spent In playing games
ana at u !ate hour refreshments were
served Among those present were Misses
Florence Blsst, May Nuttall, Maud Rioh-
Lsddon. Minnie Knowles. Frank Paris, II.
Grutf. Andrew Shsnn, Oscar Marvel, W.
II. Lofland, Joseph Denn, George Doud.
4. {. Wilkinson, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Davis. Mrs. Lottls Hotfscker, Mrs. Flor
encs Steele, Mr. and Mrs. Doughten, J. P.
Jarroll and Miss Clara Wilkins.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-14

Those who enjoy military music, and
their name is legion. will rejoice TO learn
that Sousa and his band nre to return to
the Grand Opera House for their regular
spring concert on Friday afternoon, April
@lst.
This will bo the last opportunity of
hearing Sousa and Sousa's music nntil
neXt winter ~ tho engagements Of the
band will reqcire thoir presence el<c-
Where for many months to come. Tho
conductor will bring nav violinists in
Mine. A lice Cert setO and u new Guar;ot
Of singers in Nine. Julieits Corden, So
piano; Miss Bessie Bonsal. .contrulto;
Mr.. George Leon Moore, tenor and Mr.
Leland II. Langley baritone.