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up an important matter. He said that
recently there was introduced in Con-
gress bill authorizing the President to
rcdistrict the customs collection districts
all over the country and to discontinue
any districts he sees fit 70 abolish. This.
Congressman Burton said, he considered
an important matter. as Philadelphia has
always felt that this collection district
should be united with it. He said he
would do his best to oppose the bill and
thought il was something which the
Board Of Trade should look out for also.
Others who made a few remarks were
Bishop Coleman, Paris I. Carlisle of
Milford and John G. Gray.
Those present were: Mayor Horace
Wilson, Walter S. MarteF, William Fred
ericks, Harry Crawford, Edmund Mitch
ell, Jr., A. S. Meserve, Samuel NJ. Dill
Ion, Henry Stafford, Charles w. Good
ing William Lawton, s. ID. Townsend,
Henry Bush, Harry Emmons, A. S. Reed,
Thomas II. Savery, David T. Marvel, j..
+. Smith, J. @. Woodward, John G. Feb
renbach, William S. Hilles, +. II. Wood
ward, George B. Woolson, DR.. L. A. Kit
finger, John G.. Gray, l.. l.. Durham,
George W. Remington, /. Scott Town
send, Lawrence B. Jones, Thomas S. Doh
erty, John T. Thompson, William S.
Mitchell, Robert d. Morrow, j. +. Phil
lips, Joseph Bancroft, Robert o. jan
vier, S. H. Durstein, Gilbert S. Jones,
Joshua Conner, w. T. Budd. NJ. D. Cros-
san, William l.. Hammond, George w.
Sparks, lrenee du Pont, VIM. II. Fem,
r. II. Durham, j. H. Mendinhall, Fran
els !. du Pont, w. S. Almond, J. w.
Lawson, Jr., Albert Beggs, William p.
White, John s. Rossell, j. Danforth
Bush, Daniel o. Hastings, j. Parke
Postlos, Joseph 4. Bryan S. b. Cooling,
$. ID. Townsend, IT,, John Ii. Jones of
Dover. j. T. Fuller. r. b Davenport of
Philadelphia, y. III. Neese. William II.
Savery, Robert 4. Stewart, A. }. Branch,
Howell S. England, John G.. Hartmann,
j. Parker Jeferis, George II. Jefieris,
William c. Corey, George c. Mckay,
John NJ. Rogers, G. p Postles, Thomas
Donaldson, David Snellenburg, o. W.
Everett, Ralph Smith, William ID. Null
len, Jr., Cornelius Mundy, O. c. Purdy,
George w. Grove, r. j. Maclean, J.
Frank Davis, J. Herbert Nullin, B. Il.
Cause, G. A. Rudolph, +. r. Cause,
Charles +. Dubell, j. n. MehaiIey, a. L.
johnson, J.. J. Broman. Benjamin r.
Shaw NJ. +. Davis, Elwood Souder, r.
j. Williams, William Bcadenkopf, Will
liam +. Krtz, Alfred d. Warner, 4. A.
Van Trump, William G.. Taylor, Thomas
III. Latimer, Roy S. Iatimer, William H.
Frank, Fred G. Mammele. Charles O.
kurtz, James II. Scott, DIR. c. r. Jeneris
Howard d. Ross, Victor r. Pyle, Josiah
Marvel, Holstein Harvey. John Vain.
wright, L. Irving Handy, Hon. Charles b
Lore, Captain G. A. f. Flager, Bishop
Leighton Coleman, Paris II. Carlisle OF
Milford, J. Whitford Riddle, John H
Campbell, Jerome b. Bell, William f
Hayes, Charles G. Blandy of Newark
Louis r. Eliason of New Castle. Frank
d. La lame, Congressman Hiram R. Bur
ton, H. *. Miller, E. @. Cook, w. Berl
Enoch Moore, Jr., Achilles Ricard, Davi,
l.. OFT, w. G. Mathews, George H. Kerr
w. G. Ramsay, f. G. Tallman, A. W
Swarts, G. B. Scarborough, Carl Eisen
menger, !. Lewis Row, John Lockhart, c
B. Hallam.
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AMuSEMENIS

A Charles Hrohmau attraction Is
always welcome and his announcement
of the engagement cf William CcllIer
in ION the Quiet" fresh from a Lon
don triumph, will undoubtedly draw
large audiences to the Grand Opera
House on Monday night. 1he play is
more or less familiar, the stars popu-
larity is 30 we'll established that he
does not need leaves fer his laurel
wreath, but bis engagement RaiSs
eolat from the fact that Mr.. Collier
has just returned after a success in
London that was quite remarkable for
an American.
In "Railroad Jack" +" coming 70 the
Grand Opera House en- Saturday after
noon and night, there is a breeziness
and freshness about almost its every
movement, that is redolent of the un-
confined American region where the
story is laid. Altogether there is a
charm around it. With its mingled
fun and tragedy, its oddity, and its
rathos, its pretty little traits Of ma
ture, of native life, its hits and rrhec-
tions of every day American character
ought to spell continued success.
One Of A. O. Scammon's e excellent
companies will be the attraction at the
Grand Opera House on Tuesday after
noon and night, presenting the cyclone
OF mirth and comedy, Side Tracked -
There are more realistic situations in
the rlay of Side Tracked than per-
haps any other show of its class on the
road. While the ludiorous situations
cannot fail but TO amuse ALL The en-
tertainment abounds in catchy music,
good speciaties, pretty girls and anus
ing situations. There isn't a dull mo-
ment from start TO fiuish.
A new play in the metropolis by Mr..
Charles A. Taylor, sntitled fsFrom
Rags to Riches, will be the at
traction at the Lyoeum for the next
three days, starting with a matinee
this afternoon. It is claimed for the
new production that the story is origi-
nal, the scenery elaborate and the COM
pany competent. Certain il is that the
management, Mr.. Max Il. Meyers, has
spared no expense In the presentation.
Most OF the characters are recognize
ed types. The piece contains a num-
ber Of thrilling effects and climaxes
which are said to possess the rare
merit Of novelty. The central figure
of the play is Ned Nimble," an East
Size newsb y.
'' A Race for Liir. a story Of ranch
and race track, which was g, favorahly
received here last year, "a booked fcs
an engagement at the Lyceum ebfuary
2eth, 9th and 18th. IL is said this
year the management have spared no
expense and have not ia any respect
cheapened the expenses OF the attrac-
tion and have added a number OF new
features TO make it mole attractive.
and have struck bonsnzA By doing 50.
The running Of three horses in a tain
storm, showing tbs start and finish Of
a race, Is one Of the most realistic
scenes ever Produced
Sensational 20 the limit Of possibil.
iiy, but never 1versieppiug the limit,
has been Linooln j. Carter's secret
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BOXING

Some Interestns Events at the Casino
LIST Evening.
George krall of Philadelphia, who
is we'll known to the local sports. put
it all over Harry Jones, in the six
round wind-up before the National
Sporting Club, in the Casino, at Fiji
tieth and Market streets, last evening.
Jones made little effort to protect him
self and showed but little effect of the
punishment. he delivered many hard
blows on krall, but could not stop his
rushes. The latter was much too fat.
but had plenty of Eteam in his punches,
and his wind was good. Both men we're
weary at the end Of the bout.
The best bout Of the evening was
that between Johnny Falcon Of phila-
delphia and Jack Barry of Chicago.
Falcon was taller, had larger reach,
aud outweiehed Barry, besides having
hard right-hand punch, always ready
for use. ln the first round il looked
as If Barry woulc not last the round
out, but he soon sized the big fellow
up and by using good judgment and
avoiding the right swings he was able
TO not only save himself, but to ad-
minister severe punishment to Falcon.
10 the fifth round Falcon caught him
a hard one on lthe Jaw that almost
settled the matter, but he rallied and
at the end of the bout had Falcon g
nose bleeding and had him pretty
weak.
Young Reardon, brother to Jack
Reardon of Philadelphia, boxed his
first bout in public. lie was pitted
against Ike Connoway and, though
awkward, demonstrated that he had
the making of a boxer. He clearly
bested Connoway.
Kid bostic and Young Jordon, two
local oolored boys, furnished fun for
the spectators. Jordon found himself
up against colored Cyclone and when
he was not tumblinR around on the
mat be was being chased around the
ring. He stood IL four rounds.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-22
BASEBALL.
Death OF a Nephew Of the Late Jesse NJ,
Erysinger.

Death or Nephew OF the Late Jesse NJ.
hrysinger.
f. Myers Frysinger. . nephew of
the late Jesse NJ. FTysinger, the base
ball manager, died yesterday in the
Chester Hospital, from an attack CT
typhoid fever. He was n pupil OF the
public schools and manager of the
boys baseball club, the i6-year-old
champions Of Delaware county. He
was considered one of the fastest young
iniielders in the city.
A dispatch from Williamsport. Pa.
says. Harry s. Wolvefton, third
baseman of the Boston Nationals. was
in this city today in conference with
Manager Sehring, the result Of which
ne has signed q contract to play in
this city during the season of 1906.
Unelaub will ~ drst base. -
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HUNS YUUR STOMACH ?
z. James Belt HAS Remedy which He
Guarantees TO Cure the Worse
Cases Of stomnch Trnnhle.


We wish to tell the readers of this nsro-
about a remedy which is a marvel in rne5i
cine. 10 cures the worst cases. fror, ~,
acute attack Of indigestion to cbronic
dyspepsia. This remedy is known as
Albert's Little Dinner Pill, being M nre
scription of DIR. Hutchinson. the ncta5
specialist of London and Brighton IFro-
who previous to his decease had builf ~ y
remarkable practice as specialist in dis
eases Of the stomach. DR.. Hufcblnsov
claimed that his success was due 10 the ,,sa
of this Pill, and since It's introdnotio,, y,
the American continent il has perfor,,,.S
wonderful cures. MIR. j. h. Torbrrd
Casco, Me-, writes; 90 am now nast ~
years of age and have had stomach iro,,tla
practically all my life. / semi and ~. J,
sample package of Albert's Little Dt,n,-
Pill, thinking that IL would turn ont ~, VI
one more disappointment. but from, 49,
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heartily recommend II TO all suferers ~ ~
stomach troubles" '4o'h
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pnysic, no acid, alkali, ginger ua-s,.. ron ~
pancreatin, soda. morphine OF anv n-s,,..'
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pepsia cures. Ns7-
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the worst eases well, being OprenfssS =. -
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AZ drug stores OF by mail 95 cents 49,,
package. Samples free. Address Albe-t
OhemicM Co.. Boston, Mass. sofia sn5
guaranteed 10y Z. james Belt sOi N;srtnt
street, Wilmington, Del.
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of success with his many melodramatic
productions, whose new play, "The Eye
Witness" comes to the Lyoeum fof
three days, beginning March Jet.
The SANITY Mr.. Billings" as pre-
sented by Emmett Dewey & %. at the
Sarrick theatre this week, is an en-.
tertaining bit Of fun-makinR. The
piece was written by Mr.. Devoy and he
has gathered about him a good com
pany. Harry Lamar, late star with
The Widow Bedott" and other pto.
duotious, ADDS much to the programme
this week by his character impersona-
tions. Other comedy hits are Wolf
and Milton and The Casino Comedy
-Four.
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LODGES AND SOCIETIES.

Calanthe Lodge, Knights of Pythias,
will give smoker on Tuesday evening,
at which members Of the organiza tion
and their friends will be entertained.
The members Of Humanity Circle,
Brotherhood OF the Union, of this city,
will go to Dover, on Wednesday next,
to institute q circle there. Sixty
names have been enrolled.
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school hoard Vacancy.

Former City Councilman James @.
O'Neal has decided 10 withdraw az a
candidate for the Board Of Education
from the sixth ward to succeed David
ii. Megill, resigned. He will send
notice Of biz withdrawal to the board
at its meeting next week. There are
three candidates remaining In the iisld,
ex-MayoE George M. Fisher, DR.. Sam.
uel G. Ebert and William j. No
Kinney.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-22
Or. AgneW's Heart Cure

The Imperial in The wor'a of Medicine
A wouder worker--The Hope of Heart
siok EolE.
What h claims 20 DO Il will do and the written
estimony of thousands VINO have been cured hy
II Is fhe prooi-it ls netrt nerve and blood
treatment. and no inHtter OF how lour standing
y,fif fsse may be % viii give relief 10 aOminuies
No fnauef how de espscated the disease, whether
organic OF eympathetc. 10 will cure. IL
strengthens the heart-toues the ncrYes-cn-
riches the bood-lt never fails.
n YOU are constipaied nr. Agnew's title
pills will regulate you-to doses Zoe. rs
sold by \. B. Danforth, second and Market.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-22
Library Managers.

The terms of Wilmer Palmer and
Ellwood Q. jackson, as managers of the
Wilmington Institute Free Library, ex
piIed on Tuesday. At a meeting of
the board that night they were both
re-nominated, and the election will be
held next month. Lewis p. Bush was
elected to ill the vacancy caused by
the death Of Walter ID. Bush.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-22
SHuEELEB0ARD.

The scores made by those IN the
Bayard Legion shufileboard tourna-
ment to date is ne follows: Taylor,
40; George White, 10; Wolf, so; Hew-
itt 95s Mccoy, II; Fitzpatrick, 90
McFadden, 9i; Holland, 81; Gibbs,
so; Dale, 81.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-22
New Jersey & Wilmington Ferry "a
Steamer Ulrica.

Change OF ume in effect october2d, 1900
Leaves Wilmington, weekday 500 a m and
500 y m.
Leaves ienns Grove. weekdays 10 a m and
300 p m
Leaves Wilmington. saturdays. 500 a m, s.o1
coo and 1880 .. m.
Leaves renus Grove saturdays 10 a m BOO
and 200 .. IN
Leaves Wilmington. sundaya 9So a m aud
$50 ,. m.
Leaves fenns Grove, sundays, loso a M
ana 6OO j. m
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MEETINGS TONIGHT.

City Council
Wawaset Gun Club.
Democratic League.
Camp 2, p. o. S. A.
Grant Post g. A. r.
Iron Moulders Union.
Delaware Saengerhund.
du Pont Post q. A. r.
Republican Invincibles.
Cyrus Temple, l.. q. r,
Clayton Lodge, X. of Z.
Eden Lodge /. o. o. II.
Division No. T. A. o. II.
America Lodge, 5. of II.
Grand Opera House Band.
Asylum Lodge l. o. o. f.
Master Horseshoers Union.
Humboldt Castle, X. G.. E
Roosevelt Republican Club.
alpha Council. L. 0. X. y.
Excelsior Council. u. +. A.
Crusaders Temple i. G. e.
jefferson Lodge, l. o. o. f.
Delaware Conclave, /. o. II.
Moss Rose Temple. l.. q. E.
Apollo X. @. h. Brass Band.
81. Fetor Beneficial Society.
Beta Tent. No. 2. X. O. 4. NJ.
Eighth Ward Single Tax Club.
Carpenters and Joiners Union.
Wilmington Loan Association.
Second Ward Single Tax Club.
seventh Wand Single Tax Club.
kadosh Commapdery, X. of NJ.
keokuk Tribe Imp'd o. r. M.
brandywine Conclave, =. w. Nj.
Palestine Castle, A. O. X. NJ. O.
Wilmington Lodge A. O. q. w.
! Ninona Council, jr. o. Il. A. NJ
Delhwara Commandery, n. q. Z.
Hiawatha Tribe, lmp'd o. X. M.
Wilmington Lodge Of Machinists.
Mizpah Conclave, H.. or :. W.. NJ.
Dclmarsia Lodge. l.. A. 10 b. r. j..
kastluke Lodge, No. l77, !. O. q. Il.
Lady Washington Home Communion.
~. Johns Commandery. No. I. X. r.
Prospective Chapter American Guild.
hrandywine Conclave IA. or ). W. NJ.
Washington Camp, No. n. II. o. ). a.
Bmndywine Lodge, Order of the World.
Court Bundyvine, foresters OF America
Wilmington Lodge, No. l76, /. y. v. T.
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strloi..n WIN Fnilsn.r-

Patrick O'Hare, aged 40 years. Of
Richmond, Va, was stricken with
epilepsy yesterday afternoon on Fourth
street vest Of Market, and was re-
moved in the Phoenix ambulance 70
the Homeopa THO Hospital.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-22

Dyspepsia is Americas curse. Burdock
Blood Bitters conquers dyspepsia every
time. It drives out impurities, tones the
stomach, restores perfect digestion, normal
weight, and good health.t
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Division No. Q, A. o. H., will give a
euchTe and dance IN st. Thomas Hall
on Monday, February 26th, 1908. First
prize, lady's gold watch.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-22

The Academy Juniors defeated the
Defiance five by the score Of 2l29 to
1872.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-22
BOWLING

The teams Of the Tri State Bowling
League rolled their weekly games last
night and the following scores ware
made
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DENNSYLVANIA
Il RAILROAD.
PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE Ann
WASHINGTON DIVISION.
Schedule in effect January lst 1906
Trains leave Wilmington as fouov..


For Chester and Philadelphia, AZ. 415 Ia.
ESQ iZlQ 7.20, z42, 750 f807, $50 f9 O0 as0 Ia ~
ilo.5g lllo, tn.S2, ll.45 a. M, t124O, iso i2S,
25s, i3.50, 4S5 505, 1880, 6.O7, is S5. 657 s13
1000 and fllOO D. m. weekdays l.48 4iR ~ 20
isla 800, 9.a5, In a. m, fl215 137 II d ~
tS5O' 800 to:So' CO.. tbs s.ls, 1000 and ma
> For Philadelphia only. $50, $50 a. m. ,9o,
800. 6.22, 6io, III ana 500 p IN. week DAYS. 8ss
b.22h M, 6lo, IN and 500 p. m Sundays
For New York Through expressl. Is9 $50
9.8h. lli5 a. m, fl229. Ni.57, $40 h2l 6O7 ssgl
a. N. a23 D. IN. Weekdays 1.48 8sg sli 4ba =,
sl.sli 2bs, Az 6oI 't.2S, I'll and asp. m
FOR boston without change, lO.OOa m. anssm
J.. m weekdays 500 p. m Sundays Wv
Baltimore and Washington. LOS, 4.2o IT'S, sOl
q1Q tlOlA u07 Fll.ss a m, +12.85. s1.l1. s2S
SOY, $40, 6.u8 800, 40. f73l, ss,l5, fq0 n
m, and l21s night week-daya l.O8 40 ik
~ sS o4 s5 rs. 49 s5 % iop 4SA @ ana oa So gs9 S
baltimore and intermediate stationa taa
i4.ls, Dos p IN weekdays aud f5.6s p N. Sun.
days.
FOR THE SOUTH
Atlantic Coast Llne.-Expres. LOS a. N. and
1855 p. M. daily Limited, 8. 10 ?. m. wsek-davt
southern Railway-Expresa, 500 a m asa
GO ana 7.3l p m. daily. Limited, 4o4 p N.
seahoard Air Line Railway-Rxpress,s ,so2 A m
and 3.S2 p m. daily. Limited $50 r. m. daily
Norfolk and Western Railway-For Memphis
and New Orleans. 6.26 p. M daily.
v
m. weekdays, SIS p m. daily.
DELAWARE DIVISION
For New Castle, 6.55 s.28 a m sos, s.A and
For Lewes. SIS a. m. and s.44 p. m. wsek-day.
For Rehoboth, s2S a. m Tuesdays, ThursdAyS
and Saturdays
For Dover, Harrington and Dalmar, 80 lOl8
a. m, S.44. e.62 ?. m week-days and i2Oo night
daily.
For Harrington and way FtationS ass a N.
Express for Cape Charles, Old Point Comior.
and Norfolk, 10.55 a m weekdays and l2oQ night
daily.
FOR ATLANTIC CITY.
Connecting via West Philadelphia, $50 an,
rs ana 6ls p m weekdays el4 a m, ana
6l6 p. 10. Sundays
Dining cnr.. Accommodation lrainl
The Wilmington Transfer Company will call
for and check baggage from hotels and resi-
dences
For further Information, apply to J. r. No.
Williams City Ticket Agent, sos Market street
or OF the station.
w. W. ATTERBURY. J. R WOOn
General Manager. Pass'r Tranic Manage
6EO. W. BOYD,
General Passenger Agent
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Sensational 20 the limit Of possihil
iiy, but never oversieppiur the limit,
has been Linooln j. Carter's secret
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-22

Customs District
Congressman Hiram K. Burton brought
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-22
Board Of Trade.

Josiah Marvel spoke on "The vii
miugton Board of Trade The Board of
Trade, he said, represents much of the
vital interests of Wilmington. The
voice of the Boari of Trade IS the most
forceful voice in the city today, and this
IS largely due TO the energy aud zeal of
its president
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uno nehmt feine anoeren.
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arbeiten am 6eioelberger ShfuB
fommt ihpn tpieoer cine anoere
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