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ADJUSTMENTS

Charles Frohman will present
William Collier, who has but lately
returned from a famous success in
London in Augustus Thomas witty
comedy, Or the Quiet" for tonight
at the Grand Opera House. In Lon
con Mr.. Collier scored a big hit that
attracted crowds and finally even roy
atty itself, the King and Queen wit.
Messing his performance and calling
upon him TO accept their thanks aud
approval.
Alter all is said and done, "Side
Tracked" the sensational comedy
drama which will appear at the Grand
Opera House tomorrow evening" Is one
Of the greatest laugh provokers now
before the public. and merits the un-
stinted praise bestowed upon It by
both press and public, no matter where
lt is seen. IL has no hair-lifting plot,
but Il Is a comedy, bright and clean,
with touches OF pathos and a charming
love story running through 1t. The
company presenting it is an exoep-
tionaily good one, and the speoialties
introduced during the action of the
piece add materially to the amusement
Of the auditors.
The scene of Augustus Thomas
comedy, "MTs. LeilinRwell's Boots, "
which is due at the Grand Opera
House next Wednesday evening, is To-
Gated at Larohmont, q fashionable
suburb of New York City. Mrs. LEI
hngwell is described as a silly woman
OF the world whose husband is engaged
In business in the great city. While
at Bar Harhor on a tour, minus her
husband, pair of her boots is found
outside the window of room occupied
by young man, who, though in love
with nice young girl at the resort, is
regarded with suspicion by the absent
Mr.. LeflinRwell. The boots we're
placed by the misohieyous brother of
the girl. The incident is made the
text Of the three acts that are sup
posed to transpire in LaTchmont al a
banquet given there 10y neighbor OF
the Leiiirgwells.
Miss Mary Cahill shares with Lolita
and Rosina Vokes the distinction of
having created a new school Of acting.
When the lamented Stuart Robson
saw her four years ago in a principal
role he went to his manager, Daniel
V. Arthur, who is now Miss Oahillis
manager, and said: "Mr. Arthur.
engage that girl. She 10 going to give
her art and her country something
new. She will some day be great
actress 80 Mr.. Arthur secured her
in Nancy Brown" shortly after
wards, and Miss Cahill quickly became
the leading musical comedy star OF
the day. She will appear ia Nancy
brown" at the Grand OpsFa House on
Tuesday night Of next week.
klaw & Erlanger's production of
George v. Hobart's musical vaude-
vile, The Ham Tree, A" in which they
present the famous team of black. face
comedians, Mcintyre and Heath. is an
innovation in musical plays. Ii is q
notable attraction, not only because Of
its departure from beaten paths in
musical production, but also from the
standpoint Of scenery, costumes and
equipment The cast Of principals in
oludes David florence. Alfred Il isher,
Jobyna Howland, Robert o. Conner,
Belle Gold, Forrest Huff and Carolyn
Gordon. This excellent attraction ap-
pears at the Grand Opera House March
l4th.
The Eight Yasar Girls, who come to
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Clerk Of the Market Moore is making
preparation 10 rerent the spaces in King
and Madison street curb markets for the
ensuing year, which will begin in April.
He will devote tho month of April to the
work, and will be at his Office each week
day IN that month for the purpose.
Present renters, 80 far as they are eligible
that is so far as they comply with the
law by selling their own produce-will be
given the preference during April but il
any spaces are left after that month they
will be disposed of TO the other applicants
in the order in which they have hereto
fore made or will make application.
Mr.. Moore says he viii make a deter
mined effort TO grant spaces only to
people who are legally entitled TO them,
and ii he suspects that an applicant is
not qualified under the law his case will
be held up until he can offer satisfactory
proof that the.suspicion is without founda-
ton.
According to Mr. Moore books, there
are 400 farmers occupying spaces in King
and Madison street markets, and he has
enough applications now TO fiji Madison
street market for its full length, with
some over Should Madison street be
all taken up-that is, the space allowed
by the ordinance King street market
would be extended and more farmers
would be permitted TO do business there
but there can be no extension in King
street until all of the available space in
Madison street is taken up.
Mr.. Moore is perfecting his system Of
keeping watch on the people renting the
spaces As has been stated before. he
will inaugurate a new plan when the new
licenses are given out, requiring each
person licensed to do business there TO
take numbered sign, which shall be kept
on the wagon used in the business. In
that way unauthorized people can be
kept out of the spaces without any
trouble. Tho numbers of the signs cor
respond with the numbers of the spaces.
as marked on the curb Where there
are more than 100 spaces in block the
Same numbers are used twice, with the
letter b prefiXed when a combination of
figures is used the second time The
curb numbering system is the same as
that applied TO numbering houses. the
numbers above each intersecting street
corresponding with the number Of that
street.
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CHURCH EVENTS

James II. Curren, director of the
choir OF st. Thomas Church, is train
ing choir OF boys In the GreRorian
music, with a view to having them
sing at the Easter services. This Ia
the hrst boy choir at that church.
The Seven Last Words" of Jesus.
oantata, will be sung by ths choir
OF 81. Thomas Church some time dur
ing Lent, probably on Passion Sunday.
IL has been produced at that church
on several occasions and was we'll re-
ceived each time, the choir doing ad-
mirable work.
The second quarterly meeting Of the
woman q Foreign Missionary Society
lot the Wilmington district will be
neld IN brHndyWine M. Il. Church next
Thursday, beginning at 10 a. m. ;
AFTERNOON session at , An interesting
programme will be given.
On "Wednesday evening, s. j. Shoom-
koh, Ph. D., graduate Of the Uni
vetsity OF Pennsylvania aud Chicago.
Will make an address on "Macendois. -
in Harrison Street NJ. Il. Church, lie
will appear in his native costume.
The Epworth League of Epwortb
Church will hold a colonial tea to-
morrow evening in the church. A
musical and literary proeramme will
be given. These who will serve the
tea will be dressed in colonial style.
Members OF Smyth Post, G. A. r..
attended Madeley M. E. Church yester,
day morning and listened to an interest
iug sermon by Rev. Johu NJ. Arters.
In Asbury M. e. Church Yesterday
Rev. j. ID. q. Hanna, now of Pbila.
delphia, but formerly Of this CITY.
preached TO large congregation.
Rev. 4. A. MoCurdy, ID. d.. pssto,
OF Central Preshy Church. last
evening preached an interesting ser
mon on George Washington. -
Grace Mite Society will hold its
regular monthly meeting on Thursda,
morning at 10 30 o'clock in the lecture
en-.
At First Presbyterian Church yester.
day Rev. Edward Dillon OF Wood
bury, n. j., preached.
Miss Lizzie Sharp is assisting in rs
yival services in Union NJ. r.
Church.
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ID EGIs1 EK's ORDER.
~ OftICE OF IHk REGIsTER OF WILLS. l

ID EGlSI Ek's ORDER
H OFFICE OF The REGISTER OF WILLS,
NEW CATTLE COUNTY, DBL, Jan, 8lEt, 1915,
pom the Application OF John Biggs, executor
o. alharine A. hauna, late oi Whining
ion hundred, in said county, deceased Ii
" ordered ana directed by the kegister
OF Wills that the Executor Aforesaid Qlve
notice Of granting Of Letters Testamentary upon
ne estrte OF the decea.ed, with the date oi
krailllnK ihereo by causing advertisements 10 DO
Iosted within forty Gays from the date of such
Lriters IN SIX OF the most public places Of the
Souniy OF cew Castle, requirins all persons bav-
ing demands against the estate TO- pr, sent the
same or abide ~ an act OF Assembly, in such
case MAZE ana provided; aud also cause mo
same 50 De ln-efiei within the same period 10
me fNery Evening, newspaper published in
Wilmington, Delaware. and TO be Continued
therein three weeks (e. a.
Given under the hand and seal ol ofica
q the Register Of Wills Aforesaid, al WIZ
IL 81 nllngion, IN New Castle county Aforesaid
me day and year above written.
FREDERICK +. BACH, Register Of villa
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knTInr

Notice Is hereby given that Letters Testa-
meniaTy were In due form Of law granted unto
lne underlined on the hirty-nrst dsy Of Jan
uery, AD 1900, ana that all persons ha wing claims
against the estate OF the deceased must preseot
the same, duly attested. to the said Executor,
on or before the 1hirty-hr-t day Of January
1907, or abiue the Act OF Assembly In such cans
made am provided. jobs hIGGS
Address; sls Market Street. Wilmington, della
Mate. iebl-tts-8w
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A. special meeting Of the East
End German Democratic Club, held
yesterday afternoon, the following pre-
amble ana resolutions we're unani-
mously adopted;
Whereas, Death has taken away the wife
Of our fellow member, Moritz I.ederer
therefore be 10
Resolved, That the members Of the East
End dermnn Democratic Club tender 10 the
stricken husband their condolences in this
hour Of their sad bereavement; and be n
further
Resolved, That Nrs. Loderer. as we knew
her, was a kind and cstimahla woman. wife
and mother, and her demise will be keenlv
felt by all who knew hor; and be It. further
Resolved, That these resolutions be puh-
lished IN the daily papers. copy sent 4,
the lata home Of the deceased and that thev
be spread on the minutes of this meeting
Signed-B oard OF Directors, +. q. Iutz
Fecretary.s
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m. rnnnL

During the past few days about two
dozen herring have been caught in
the canal at Delaware City. IL is
expected that shad will arrive in ten
days or two weeks and the fishermen
at New Castle are preparing for them.
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saIoon propertr snld-

The saloon property on the south
vest corner of tenth and Orange
streets has been sold by John Sayers
to Henry hingeT. The consideration
is said to have been $4,000. nv.
hinger has been the tenant for the
rast i've years.
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The Royal Guards of Japan, used by
Harry Clay Blaney m his new pFoduo.
tion, The Boy Behind the Gun"
we're sent to this county by an agent
of the blaney Brothess. late last sum
mer, Immediately after the peace proc.
lamation Of the two WarrinR nations.
Mr.. Blaney will appear ut the Lyceum
Theatre for three days, starting with
a matinee on Monday, March 5tn.
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CUBBSTONE MARKETS
Enough Renters and Applicants
10 Fill King and Madi-
son Streets.
l6O OCCUPANTS AT PRESENT
And Many More Would Like to
Have Spaces on the Curb.
TO Be RESTRICTED TO FARMERS
Each Wagon VIII be Required
to Garry a Number.

The Present RENTERS, 80 Far as They Are
Eligible, Will be Gwen Preference Dur
ing the Month OF April, when the
Licenses for the Ensuing Market Year
Arc 60 be Issued.
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SoubFette-I hear the sweet singer
sung a lullaby last night. Was it
realisticf
Comedian-l should say so. Even
thr audience went to sleep. -Chioago
News.
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Division No. 8, A. o. b., will give a
euehfe and dance in st. Thomas Hnll
on Monday. February 26th, 1908. First
nrize, lady's gold watch.
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ID EGIsTkR's ORDER.
In nELIlN nE ILIE u

IL OFFICE OF THE REGISTER OF WILLS,
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, DEL-. Jan. 3lsk 1906.
istrator Of Leah N. Gfothenen. late OF Wilmington
hundred, In said county, deceased, Il Is ordered
and directed by the Register Of Wills that the
Administrator Aforesaid give notice OF granting OF
Letters Of Administration upon the eslate OF tie
deceased, with the date Of granting thereof By
causing advertisements 70 be posted within forty
days nom the date Of such Letters Ia six o the
most public places OF the county Of New Castle,
requiring all persons having demands against
the estate 10 present the same, OF abide BY an
act OF Assembly in such case made ana provided;
and also cause the same to be inserted within
the same period IN the livery Evening, a news
paper puDnshed IN Wilmington, Delaware. end
10 be continued therein three weeks le. o. d.
Given under the hand and seal OF ofHoe
OF the Register OF Wills Aforesaid, at VIII
lI.s.l mington, In New Castle county Aforesaid
the y and year above written
FREDERICK 4. BACH, Register Of villa
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NOIICE.

Notice is hereby given that Letters of Admin.
lstrhtion were In due form Of law granted unto
me undersigned, on the Thirty first Day OF
January, A. ID. lsoO and that all persons having
clolus against the estate OF the deceased must
present the same, duly altested, 70 the said Ad
ministfator on or before thirty-hfst day OF Janu-
ary 1907 OF abice the Act OF Assembly In such
case made and provided. JOIN BIGGs,
Administrator.
Aduress: ols Market street, wiimiIgton. Della
ware. febi-tis-9w
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NOTICE

Notice Is hereby given that Letters Of Ad min.
ration were IN due form OF law granted unto
tne undersigned, on the 18Th day OF february
A. \. isoo, ana that all persons having claims
, ne same, quly atiested, TO the said ministra-
.rlS on OF before the 18Th day OF february, A. u.
w. or ABIDE the Act OF Assembly IN such case
made and provided. SARAH FIN IMAM.
- Administering.
Address Howell g England, ESQ, Aitorney-at-
Law wilmington, Delaware. febl8mwE3w
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The attraction Rt the Lyceum
Theatre for three days, commencing
Thursday, will be Lincoln j. Carter 9
latest scenic marvel, "The Eye Wit
ness" which is by far the biggest
mechanical scenic production ever sent
on the road by Mr.. Carter. Although
the play is truly sensational, il cen
taias a story that appeals to the heart
which cannot fail 70 hold the interest
Of the auditor from start to finish.
The play faiIly abounds with startling
situations, hair breadth escapes and
exciting climaxes. The cast is strong
and is headed by Miss st. George Hus-
sey, tho eminent Irish comedienne.
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The following resolutions we're
adopted at a special meeting Of the
browntown Outing Club, Sunday
afternoon, February 2lth;
Whereas, Il has pleased Almighty God to
take froin our midst our esteemed brother,
feter L. Ford, so that his presence will no
longer add TO our pleasure and his voice
will no longer be heard In our meetings I;
therefore, be 40
Resolved That our club has sustained a
great loss by the sudden demise OF our
beloved brother.
Resolved, That while we regret his loss
20 both ourselves and club, our hearts 90
out IN sympathy to his boreaved family,
who alone can feel the crushing grief of tina
sundeted ties Of the near and dear; and be
It further
Resolved, That these resolutions be in
ecrihed on our minutes and CODY pub
lished In the daily papers and that copy
be forwarded to the family of the deceased
brother and be it further
Resolved, That the charter Of the club be-
draped In mourning for a period OF 30 DAYS.
phares Eckman,
Ernest Gruenwen
Samuel Higley.
COnmittee
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aleaIster's orders.
MZ&
. kGlsrkK's UkUER.

II NUI0I TTlTo UhUTh- :
IL OFFICE OF 1Hk REGISTER OF WILLS
- new Castle County. bel, Feb. l3th, 1906
upon the application OF 6aran finrman, Ad-
IN nlst.hltix oil herman j. Gillian, late Of Will
nlngton hundred, in said county, deceased, II is
oIuereo ana directed uy the Register Of "a ills
OF granting OF Letters OF Admins IA
ION upon the estate of the deceased, with
tne gate OF granting thereof by caus-
Ing advertisements 70 be posted within forfv
lays from the date Of such letters in SIX Of the
most pubic places o. the county OF New Castle
requiring al persons having demands aroinst
lht estate 70 present. the same OF bide By an aot
on Assembly IN such case made and provided:
nnd aio cause the same 10 be inserted within
pnTer published in Wilmington, Del and to 81
continued therein three weeks le. O d. }.
Given under the hand and sea- Of Onice
OF the Register Of Wills Aforesaid, a. VIII
H. 8 lminRtOu, in New Castle county Aforesaid
the day ana year above written
FREDERICK L. BACH, Register Of Wills
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RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT.

At a special nesting held February
25th, the following resolutions we're
adopted by the Eleventh Ward Demo-
cratic Legion;
Whereas, Tho Eleventh Ward Democratic
Legion has learned with profound sorrow
Of tho death OF our fellow member. peter
y. Ford, who died February 25th, 1906.
Whereas, BY his deaih this Legion has
sustained loss which IL feels deeply and
while we bow In humble submission 10 the
viii Of Him. whose ways are inacrutahle,
we cannot refrain from deploring the death
OF one 20 admired and beloved, and whose
personal characteristics endeared him 10 us
all; therefore, be Il
Resolved, That we tender our sincere
expression of sympathy and condolence to
the widow of our dec asod member and the
members of his family In this hour of their
aiiiiction, fully realizing the lrreparable
loss Of devoted husband, son and brother,
assuring them that remem brance of him
shall always be fresh in our memories /;
therefore, be e further
Resolved, That a copy of these resolutions
be forwarded TO the family OF our deceased
brother, and published in the press Of this
city; and be u further
Resolved, That the charter of this Legion
be draped In mourning for the period OF 30
days. Joseph A. Bardin,
w. b. Parkinson,
W. n. COnnor,
Nnrn militia, 4
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the Garrick theatre today come direct
from Chaae's fashionable Grand Opeia
House in Washington. They will be-
gin today their last months engage
ment in America, leaving here at the
en1 of that time for a Iona run at
the famous Alhambra theatre in
London. It would seem that whining
is especially fortunate in being able to
On ioy such talent as the Vassar Girls
represent. They have a musical and
electrical sketch that has won them
high favor throughout this country
and now they 90 abroad to add to their
laurels. They are likely to prove q
strong card for the GaTrick this week.
Others on the bill are Murray and
Lane, high-class operatio stars; James
+. Kelley and Anna Mabel Kent, in
novelty and singing act; Nine.
Doherty's twelve snow white poodles;
The HoldsWorths, baujoists and
dancers; Acker and CrookeT, in an
acrobatio novelty entitled " Bumps,
aud Howard and Howard, late Of the
well-known Messengers Boys Trio,
in a singing number. The Edison
kinetogTaph will as usual present
some interesting pictures taken in
this country and iu foreign lands
" A Race for Life" story of ranch
and race track, which was so favor
ably received here last year, is booked
for return engagement at the Lyceum
Tor the next three days, starting today.
IL is said that this year the manage
ment have spared no expense and have
not In any respsut oteapsned the ex-
penses of the attraction and have
added a number of new features to
make IL more attaotive, and have
struck a bonanza by doing so. The
running OF three horses in a rainstorm,
showing the start and finish Of a race,
is one Of the most realistic scenes ever
produced.
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