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Evening journal., 1905-12-13
BENNETT AGAIN WINS

Charlie Beanett, of Chester who last
week defeated Fred Howard, cf this city,
In a 900 point game of pool, last night in
that city. defeated Harry Chandler by
the score of 40 TO IS.
Bennett played wonderful pool and his
safe shots had his rival at his mercy, Ills
run of "a points was one of the features.
In the third frame Bennett made Il
balls while Chandler made . seratcho
and was therefore one BAN in the hcle.
The contest took place at the Swan Hotel
and the final game win take place tomor-
row night at the Cambridge pdrlors. The
score by frames was as follows:
Bennett II ana 10 10 T. 4 10 G lilo
Chandler 4 9 0 A an 4 4 s s. rs
Evening journal., 1905-12-13
ON The ALLEYS.
AII-Wilmington got a set back.


Washington was in the same boat
Olympa's hoodoo is broken. They won
three-the first time this year.
The Puritan bunch is happy. They won
two.
Plank just managed to get in the SO
class
sub-captain christy made pin on a
double-hcadcr
Thatcher "poodlod" twice, thereby tying
McCurdy's record
Captain Sparks is all smiles
Tho Casino five would have been hard
nuts for amy team last night.
Tho foul line bothers Bolen. Stay back
in practice "Bnl."
Ham" Stewart an Elk star broke into
the Tri-City last night.
Fromon ON was among the absent
All Of the Olympia ave rolled over 500
Krauss looked foolish after making
pin ON a spare in his last box.
Pancoast did not have a miss in his
three games.
Humorous BIZ" Lawson got 500. ana
had 2 pins to spare.
Tom Brown rolled his worst game Of The
season.
/ Captain Cook sent himself to the stable
In the second game
John Titus says IT'S easy to get IN the
500 class.
Genial "Ar' snenenburg made another
difficult split--2, O. s and T.
pop" Roach took his defeat hard. II,
rolled without miss but four split.
ruined him.
Frank Day was sick mna last night
and should not have rolled
McMunigal rolled another big totll "a
night. This boy is rolling some
"old Man" Whitaker is sun hitting
them. He was AN smiles last night.
Joe Cassidy of the Washington Amer.
cans was In great form. lie totaled 567.
Sweeney. the Academy teams new re-
cruit started his last game with s strikos
His hit in the ninth box looked perfect
but one pin stood. ln the tenth box hc gct
a strike and a spare. II that pin in tn.
ninth had not stood he would have mad
$50 which would have been a now record
His total was e69
Paul McCurday rolled a nice game foi
theDuPont team. lie had one miss. ia ht
three games.
More than one team received a sur
prise last night
Kelly and Aisover are bowling a stronl
game at present
Charley was 1t your multy That,
what the An-wilmington buuch say.
Naudain ard his white slppeis. tool
part.
Goodwin made high total last nisht-C0i
All of the Casino were above 90.
Evening journal., 1905-12-13
LF-pEFENcE.

Bob ritzsimmons is the winner of
S68 fights and fully expects to make #
1854.
The National Sporting Club. of this
city will hold its weekly boxing con-
tests tonight.
II Is more than likely that the stories
coming from the coast about "Fitz"
having trouble getting in shape are all
rot.
Nelson should not have much trouble
on his hands when he faces McGovern,
Evening journal., 1905-12-13
BASEBALL.

The Wilmington A. A. has a claim
on Snake Deal and Chick Hartley.
Read The Evening Journal for all the
baseball news. A story that will no
doubt interest the local amateurs will
appear on Saturday.
The High School boys expect to have
a strong team I'm the field this season.
This kind Of weather brings back
the baseball feeling.
Evening journal., 1905-12-13
BASKETBALL.

The teams Of Old swedes are both
playing hard. fast games and they de-
serve the patronage Of the basketball
lovers OF this city. The boys have two
games on for tomorrow night with
The Auburn A. G., Of Philadelphia
The wilmington basketball club is
arranging some good games.
Evening journal., 1905-12-13
AUTO NEWS.

The automobile lovers OF this city
We're out IN force yesterday.
1T costs money 10 ride in antor-.-
biles.' Several young men OF this city
can vouch for this.
Alfred J. DUPONT travelled over TO-
600 miles in ono Of his machines and
he never had to spend one cent for re-
pairs
Evening journal., 1905-12-13

on Christmas afternoon and night
"Spangles" will play a return engage
lment at the Grand Opera House.
Messrs. Nixon and Zimmerman have
provided a superb production for the
new comedy. and it is "a very superior
cast that has been chosen for the pre-
lsentation OF the play. George w. Leslie,
a popular Philadelphian, win appear as
Adelbert PEBBLES. the local agent Of the
Social Pianola for the town OF
Spangles
Evening journal., 1905-12-13
VIII lake Trip Abroad.

on Friday next Henry Wardle. father
of Patrolman David Wardle, and Rob-
ert Aiken will leave for New York to
sail ON the new turbine steamer o.
mania for Europe They will spend
two months abroad I'm England.
Evening journal., 1905-12-13
MATCHED FoR CHAMPIONSHIP.
n pnhlishnrs' Prnss-

DN TWUIIoHVT6 TTVo0s
Springfield. Mass, Dec. Ia Max NAL
Ter. mlddle-weight champion wrestler of
Germany, now in Chicago, has Len
matched to meet Jim Barnes, of Spring
field, former middleweight champion of
America, In this city. Wednesday. Decem-
Der 20. Mailer defeated Barnes in Il former
meeting when Barnes was injured. The
contest will be catch-as-catch-can
Evening journal., 1905-12-13
WIN lnitiatn rnolun.

william Mckinley Cohclave will have
an initiation this evening when twelve
candidates Will be taken into the or
der. The work will be performed by
the degree tenn Of Mcknley Conclave.
Evening journal., 1905-12-13
/ BOWLING
| BASKETBALL
| AUTOMOBILES
TRI-ClTY LEAGUE

Chester Now Leads With All-WiI-
ninston and Casino Tied for Second
The teams Of the Tri-City League are
ali rolling double headers this week. The
games last night were very ordinary but
several. changes took place in the stand
ing Of the clubs. Chester now being the
leader. All-Wimington and Casino are
tied for second as is Warren and Wash
ington for third. The scores follow:
OLYMPIA.
Evening journal., 1905-12-13

The Twelve Navajo Girls continue to
be the hit Of the BIZ at The Garrick
this week, and it is no exaggeration to
say that the house has presented no
attraction this season that has merited
more applause. The scenic effects are
beautiful and the specialties introduc-
ed are excellent. The Dufin-Re delay
Troupe in some remarkable athletic
performances contribute another feat
ure par excellence this week. The
comedy element is up to the standard
Evening journal., 1905-12-13
Theatrical Notes

1t is announced that the overture for
the second concert Of the Philadelphia
Orchestra, to be given at the Grand
Opera House tomorrow evening, will
be that brilliant composition by Carl
Goldmark "Sakuntala." which the or
chestra recently played with telling ef-
feet at Carnegie Hail. New York.
The following appears as preface to
the score in the German edition. For
those who may not know that famous
work of Kalisadas 'Sakuntala,' brief
epitome of the story is here given
Sakuntala. daughter Of a nymph, is
reared i'm a sacred grove by the head
of a holy caste Of priests. The great
King Duschjanta huppens I'm course of
a hunt upon the place of prayers. sees
Sakuntala and is straightway afire
with love charming scene follows.
that ends with the betrothng OF the
pair. by Ghandhary rites The kir s.
gives Sakuntala who IS to follow him
later to the court, ring by which he
will know her as his wife A mighty
priest to whom Sakuntala IN her JOY
has forgotten to pay the full dues Of
hospitality. takes a revenge by robbing
the king Of his memory and of every
thought Of Sakuntala. She loses the
ring while washing in the sacred river.
Presented by her friends to the king
as his wife, she Is not recognized and is
rejected. Her companions forbid her re-
turning home, as she is the wife of a
stranger, and she remains alone in grief
and despair. Then the nymph. her
mother takes pity and protects her.
The ring is found by fishermen and
brought to the king on seeing it. he
RECEIVERS his remembrance of Sakuntala.
and is overwhelmed by remorse over
his terrible deed, by keenest anguish
and by an undying longing for his love,
who has vanished without a trace. In
a victorious war that he wages with
evil spirits. he finds Sakuntala, and now
there is no end of bliss"
The remainder of the program will
be equally as brilliant.
Evening journal., 1905-12-13

Moths Won't Eat
Cartmelrs floor stains; 9th and Madl-
son.
Evening journal., 1905-12-13
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WARREN.
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ALL-WILMINGrON.
ACADEMY.

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Evening journal., 1905-12-13

Raymond Hitchcock. than whom
there is no more unctious comedian on
the American stage. is announced as
the attraction at the Grand opera
House on Saturday night Mr.. Hitch
cock is perhaps best Remembered by
his delightful work In "The Yankee
Consul" which vehicle served to place
him in the vanguard of Americas most
popular light singing comedians. In
the present instance however, Mr..
Hitchcock has forsaSen the realm Of
song and tone and taken up comedy
in its purest sense
Evening journal., 1905-12-13

which the management aims to main
tain at q times, and all in all the bill
is entirely worthy of the appreciation
that is being accorded it on all sides.
Miss Selma Herman who is being
starred under P. II. Sullivan's manage
ment this season in Queen of the
Corv cts" by Tn odore Kremer, which
will be seen here Thursday at the
Lyceum may congratulate herself on
her good luck in her manager Sc 'ecting
a role that fits har so perfectly as does
the i'll faxed Queen Draga of Servia.
The part gives the star many oppor-
tunit'es to show her versatile temper
ament.
Evening journal., 1905-12-13
PIERCE

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Diggins..... ... ..... ....... 1856 117 15i-5i6
Stewart. COO. ...... .a....... 1875 i7S 1871
Townsend. .... 80, ........ 1859 l6G IN aa6
Bonham .... ..... %. ie.. IA 1852 l17-5la
Evening journal., 1905-12-13

"Bg Hearted Jim" is a spirited
western comedy melodrama that rings
true in lis many original and distinct
characters, with a romantic story, an
irresistible appeal to the human heart
and an unend.ng series of ingenius
comp icatiors and surpris S. It will be
at the Lyceum December 25, 90, 27.
Lincoln j. Carters latest melodra-
matte treat, .fThe 11th Hour" Will be
seen at the Lyceum Deconiber 2S. %
and so. The cast is said to be the
very best that could be gotten toge-
ther.
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AGRICULTURE

The Committee on Agriculture will give
q public hearing in its room at the State
House in Augusta
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY y, at 2
p. NJ.
On petition asking for a bounty on bears
in Franklin county.
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY q. at p. NJ.
ON An ACT to regulate the sale of milk
and cream.
On Az Act to regulate the sale of imita-
ton dairy II odUctE.
ON An Art reGula ting the Guties OF the
commissioner of agriculture relating to
the manufacture and sale OF dairy prod
ucts and their limitations.
II .ESDAY. FEBRUARY 2s. 1905, at .
p. NJ.
on Resolve il favor OF Central Maine
Fair Association.
ON petition of Percy l.. Lord and - 9TH
er$ asking for IN appropriation for St.
CrulN Poultry Association.
ON An Act relating 10 the Stipend for
the EaSte~n Maine Fair
ON An ACt to regulate tho purchase Of
milk or "rcIm by Cr6amerirS.
REINSTATEMENT
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY II. at p. NJ.
ON An Act to establish a bounty on
crows.
I'll ESDAY. FFBRTARY %
bm ret!ticn asking for a bounty on bears
IN FRANKLIN comfy.
{. .. PURINroN, sec'y.
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ShGRE EIShERIES

Nv" t'iiiUiIIee on Snore TiSherfeA VIII
Sire public hearing III its room al tn,
H:a,e iinUs,' in Augusta:
hSi.tf, FElittt AIRY u, at > +. NJ
IN petitions foi close time ON HOLSTERS
IN tr"nrituEin's bay. and remonstra nee,
against the same.
On petition Of Paul Il. Conklirf, and 10,
Others Tor Il Jaw prohibiting the use OF
.tincS or nels for taking smells or uthr!
hSh III oven Mouth or Back river.
On an Act authorizing West IiaIbor Ice
e.. to construct a ishway and 10 prottc,
h'rwircN in West liarbor lie pond ANA IT.
trhuIarifs
expeditions and rcmcnstranccs regard
ing re- nae mcnt Of Sections a. - AID ),
81 the Revised statutes relating 10 ale
WINS in III" I-mauuid river
Thu iiSii.\i. fEHtI AIRY %, at
clock in rh" Afternoon.
On An Net Ia amend Section 81 of Chan
ger H. rrrItiNt e. penalties ana enforce
mrnt 81 .h"m for vi"I.t;i ion of laws IT,
sli ding the taking of fish
TN petitions Tiih acc o!npanyiug act for
lrrcLl of hHnuiy on seals.
~ Az Aci a" i:nrni special law re
Eirding III" Taking ~ spawn herring IL
NdIi12lEIGuS hHy.
Or petition for 4 change of law relative
/" ;nkiHg alrwiV's frorl The l:aGadtca
ri.tr
II ESnAY. FEERUAl;Y .. II . O'Clock
III TIE Afternoon.
ON i,rtiIi"n Tor an Act prohibiting III.
us OF sriHc:' on bags and hlrhurs OF tn.
STATE
On petition fpr 4 change in timr IN TAX
irg S'n"lts in Pleasant river. ANA protest,
acairs' The SAM.
ou !rtitinn Of C. T. Brown and "f 9th
"rs 81 North Haven. for the repeal nr All
K VS. relative - the tItriinr of an fIrIl
except l"issierS in Iuiuil harhor ana IT..
I riinita,icS.
on Ictitions fer tie protection Of nvs-
tors IN the s,h"c; eont and l,v.,s rivers
THOMAS W. BALDWIN. Secy.
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and Hogan ponds. in the County of Ok
lord. and Trip pond. in the County OF
Anuroscoggin.
On An Act relative to the artificial Gull
tivation of fish by riparian propretors
On An Act 70 prohibit the taking OF fish
from aii ponds III the town Of York.
erS Tor law 10 permit ice fishing in
Fourth Butter:n:lk and Little Benson
IonGs. PcnuhScot county
On An Act Ia amend Section & or Chan
ter - of the Revised Statutes providing
FOR The repeal OF the law protecting rob.
i"s. with petition al +. W. Wooster and
i hers for the same.
ON Az Act TO incorporate the Long Pond
Fish aid Same Association. and resolve
il! favor Of said association,
1m an 80 I" amend Sec. , Of Charter
r.. Of tie +. n ). Laws of 1895 prohibit no
the throwing of SawduSt ana other mil
vast" into certain streams.
ON petition of the citizens of TIartlo nd
Harmony. Palmyra and Athens for a
close lime on mu>krats i'll those towns fur
a terra Of thee wears. To prevent their eX-
tin.-.irN.
on petitions of a. a. Percy, D. w.
Scfii.lirr ana 20 others for open time ON
N-rrymetting Bay in The spring for the
shooting of ducks, and 10 amend the law
30 ~ To include mallald ducks, geese ana
all diving birds. il inland waters
ON petition OF Waiter r. Butler, trasi-
dent ara =. T.. Snow. Secretary. Of the
i;luehil Fish ana Game Association for
a iHw "a regulate the size of trout ana
salmon which may lie taken from Third
pond. 50 called. ~ lHuehin.
ON lct:;inn q T. J Everett and 80 9th
ers. residents ~ otisiicld. praying for a
close time on ThnmrSon po,'d in Cumber-
land oxfurd and Androsco22in counties.
from Sept. lst To Jam. st of each year.
bn rtIi;ion Of oswald IoUrman aud IS
others Of EritGton reurcStins change IN
the close tire on salmon fishing III Long
pond. Cumberland County.
THURSDAY. MARCH , at " I. NJ
ON petition of y. &. Pihhham and il
of her. asking for AN Amendment - tie
fish ANA same laws relating 10 u'sraSN
.,isn on
Petition of ChaS Hisbce &ud others of
oxford county. relating 20 fishing tor s:i!-
mon and trout in Zig Concord l"ild, in
Oxford county.
,, An At ,:,,,, t" r@srlat" fishing in 1"fkin
Petition If I. ". Mason and = others
~ %trnn:r. praying that the onen tim"
N i5shi12 III Sweets pond, III NV Vine
gard. shall We from til tim" In" H." goes
ont in The spring To- October Gret: also
Sainc.
Al Ac; to arntn IA Section J Of chautrr
"a II n" Private ana Sltt'iaI I.lm> OF
l!":'. r"i,: I'M" to ii" taking OF l>'l in tL,.
~" fntlll"n "a! thr same nf i. N. Iar-
RI ana 50 others
y" .\ct /" r"@,iI.tte fishing in The South
h1dnrhs Of Sandy river, in Franklin
nn n"ti,i"n I'M: j law ~ ouaclr,i rro-
hihi,ing H.. fishing III i;rrlN ava .tt.r
I'nn"s 50 call' ii. in Wintn:nn anu N'3,ia
An Act L" amend Section :: al I'arn:;rauh
i. 'nGtlvd oNi"rd county. al chapter 10.
al tn" Private ana Special !.-N4 III l..f
rrla.ing !" nslIrs III the iriLu;uric< Of
ihc Mc"uiit A;:y river
ca Nn Ar1 providing for open season
un white perch in Like s.. Gcnr;c Wand ,
county.
I,INsa;aN
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CHAIRMAN OF COM.
INLAND FISHERIES AND GAME.

The Cornrniftee On T"ian6 F1sheries
came viii give a public hearing in it,
! room at the State House, in Augusta.
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY u. al +. Nj.
On an Act for The protection of gray
squirrels on certain lands in Fryebg:rE.
| ON position of II. f. Farnham and otl,ers
TO restrict fishing in Big Rattlesnake and
Panther ponds and their tributaries arc
in Tenny river, in Cumberland county.
On petition of J. Z. Baxter and - 9th
ers, residents Of the city of Portland ard
| town of Raymond. for the erection and
| maintaining OF q feeding station i'll CON
nee ton with the Raymond fish hatchery.
Also on petition of Il. NJ. Richardson:
and III others of baldwin Ter the pro;e%-
ton of fish in Breakneck brook. IN said
Baldwin; also to prohibit The placing OF
sawdust and diiftwood in said brook.
On petition OF W. l.. Clark and 81 others
IF New Portland. Lexington. and I1mbden
IN Somerset county. requesting that Han
cock pond, in r,mbden and Pl 81 j.exing-
ION. he closed to ice tishing.
o.! an ACt 70 amend Section j. of chap
hunting wild hare or rabbit. and petition
of Gilman Chapman ano IS others for thu.
repeal ii said section.
On Act To rEohihii fishing in the tr!bu-
tarics Of Little Scha%o lake. in Gray and
WiEdham, Cumberland county.
or an Act TO regulate fishing IL Marble
brook. Marble pond. has brook on
i;iacil2tone brook, and i;olt brouh in Pts
ca taquis county.
on "tition Of W. f. vina1 ana l. theirs
in reiatir 10 BIamch ana Meadow brooks
in ThomaGtun and Ruckiand
Till itSDAY. FEBKUARY %. a. 2P NJ
On Resolve providing for the screening
Of oaLattus pond. with statement of facts
On petiti"n az !. y. roti:" and . 9th
ers asking that law ne passed to limi'
ne an,otnt ~ i'Sh Miich may ne takef
from NIoNie pohd IN one day 20 ~ rounds
TN an ACT 10 regulate tSh1nE IN South
bonnna'E pohh, i.lt,te Noith Ne>t pond
90 4,t,,f'0iN ''''A'S i''6' III tIle Aouiiy OF
+ : a ,3 ,t;,,o, :, u =
oi ~ t,,i"'' -, - "a, uIe'n anu o'h-
tfs LOT an iPpiop1'ht,oi, ior the ruipose
~ ~ p' ,I .; rrr,i e. ,!' outi-t OF ran
-rfr ln,'n: ~ umm"eTiano county.
on petitiGi OF w. l.. oak ana a Others
business men of Caribou, praying for Il
law to prevent the throwing of SaVdlIG:
ma o'hrr mill waste IN" Fish river ra and
on IN Act relating 10 ti>hinc in tho ,rih-
utarics 10 An"nymous pond
;;a,w,h,.s' %nd "th~r NIL waste in LIttl,
Mld"w" 5la rIN"r and is tributaries. in
Airnilr'I. c''tn,?
TUESDAY. FEIM'ABY %. at p. NJ.
ON !ill, an Act to prohibit the huui mo
.yf dUck-; and other water tn,,J in N.rr,.
meeting haV. E.Istrin river and ;[amneLao
river below Gardiner ara n n,,,,i,I
tli,,te by use Of steam nanltha ~ n.,sn,
line hoats
un Ditto" ,.n OF e. =. r. stearns AMI 4s 9th
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; COMMITTEE HEARINGS.
JUDICIARY.

Tire Committee on Judiciary will Gtye q
rSonc ntsrts in its rscin at tDs Slste
huuse III Augusta.
TUESDAY,. FEBRUARY Il. 1868. at :
o'rio. T. NJ.
No l;g ON an Act TO provide for the
tt..u.ft.i. Nj ,,.r;.tin records to KNOX toun-
u registry ,f deeds, q
No IFS tn an Act to amend Section )
at Chapter II a! the Revised STATUS r.
'atiuR to scratches and seizures by hSh
RaIdrus
"" i0 ON an order instrnctlns the
FHrrmi': "r on Judiciary 10 INQUIRE li'"
tn expectancy of amending thart"r "a az
n" Public Laws relating - ne nSt ~ ~
luuinhl-s and motor vehicles on pubic
Ways
30 ln On an Act relating to tie l0ca-
Hnu and assessment of property tdhth lor
Fnhl,c uses.
Tt'ESnAv, FEBRUARY Il. 1907. at :
NJ i4<is ON an Act t" amend Section
!! NJ Chapter - of tn" ReNlStn 'o'a," ,.,
relating to searches ana seizures ny u"
NJ IL. on petitions of f. w; Walker
AND others tor full and equal suffrage i"'
women
Of chanfrr n IL he Revised statutes, re
letting "a tireS for law libraries; ., o.,
or NJ ;i HI on an Nc' :" I1' Statutes re-
!aiing 10 disclosure commissioners
No lit ON an Act Ia eXtefn me 70"
"rs Of The trustees of Bangor lheoosi'a'
seminary
No 1%5 On an Act TO incorrorate me ne
Nnntecsv association for Inc ''I
missing fish ard game preserves III y =;
'1nunfv: also 10 supply the toWlS 90 ,;t
c"irvill" and Northrort WIN Wiz, !,
and power: ALSO tho right 10
dams reservoirs etc: also the rlsHi -
my and sell real estate ana Feison'
, rronar'v !.
!. No. lG7. On a Resolve authorizing LII
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ARTHUR A. SHAW, B~:'y
MILITARY AFFAIRS.

The Committee ON Military and Naval
Affairs Will give plblic hearings ~ iui-
lows:
Tuesday, FEBRUARY Il l.e-, at .
I. NJ.
f;,s"lvc relating to extra r1y Of Main,
Nnhii!;ctlS III lhr war with Spain.
Resolve iIu.iriiur for The urr:'rrTliiuI,
of reSiIntntai l"!a in the ;GjItant gen
erals oitrr.
Resolve in fa.or Of the Faith Military
aEi Naval orphan A$yi,m.
Resolve in favor ,h thu Maine Soldiers
monument AT the National cemetery AZ
Salisbury, NoIth Carolina.
An Act ~ relation Ia d.s"ltinr from IN,
military service Of I'll" United States and
frCIu IT, miitia Of this State
I'm Act 10 amend Chapter PCS of tn,
Public laws of iS'': rs amended nE ti- "
ter ~ al n" rpfiir Laws y, 1881 10 ana
~ of til" Public. Law Of 1'.l ana :: and
2l2 If Public Laws Of !:s5 relating to til.
militia.
Per ur,itr
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the state.
Winthrop Grange.

Nj roads led IL Winthrop Grange
| hall Tuesday evening. Feb. II. The
Weather Was all uIl,. ;n'lld ash and the
| tr.tNclilr was fairly good. enabling q
large number {" :u'.i:d the rnt"rt;tin-
| n,,nt gwen ltd,I The ;iusl,iceE az the
a:-n.;".
The au,'icn, = wa& c.nc' To order by
- !,-' ton oE th" l'iInu Ivy Mrs Car
II. tSnrrap; next came the farce.
"A'.nt l."Eprtiua"; music. ZONES, hIr-
| r."Ei'h and piano. Miss Lothrop.
A.c..rS. i.othrnp: recitation. Beatrice
.tian:S. piano duet. Misses Hannah
Howard am! PcrJhI Loih"op. followed
by Professor circuit and his Grained
bear: Ti;tln solo. Miss Lothrop; song.
Any Rags" &. f. kcmlIo,i. followed
i,y ercorc): solo, Mrs. IL. O. Jersey.
Next care the "PeddIars Parade"
The l'rihirra were ~ Their. -'"rle Rag
Mai" &. l.. kcn,ton: Apples ANA
Fears Geo. Howard: "Popc"rn
Lady" Mrs. Circuit: "Bootbla"!i." Car
roii Perry: Cake Lady" stella How
a"d, Peanut Man" A. = Perry:
Oranges and Bananas" c. \. Pcrley;
Pc Lady" Ida Adams: Dough
NUS" Mrs. Norcross: Candy" lola
Perry. "'Famborine Girl" Ethyl Kim
ball: Ire Cream Man., NJ. +. Rich
ardSon Poor ole Armenian W'oman.'
Lottie Alden: 'Humions. COINS
Nern" King; "i;nise1 Doughnut1,"
Grace howard; Fortune Teller
clssi" KiInbnll: Poor Old Soldier Of
49," W. T. Adams; Lemonade. &C.. i
glass; NJ. T.. Norrross; "iinnd Organ
Man With Monkey" (W. y. Kimball;
Fra nike FrosD J. J.. circuit, auc-
tioneer. This was followed by an
auction of the pcGdl2rs' wares.
Srrper WAS then served and oyer
one hundred ANA fifty were seated IN
tn" III inG-roonl. a social followed.
Much credit is due TO the able conf
riittn.t who had this entertainment ia
c:laI;,c and 10 all Who aided.