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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-05-17
aDHsFx NEY SPRINGS

OHsEG NEY SPRINGS
Shenandoah County, Virginia.
FINEST COLL EITION OF MINERAL WATERS
RiErY or MEDICINAL PROPEKTIhS.
The thalybeate. Mum SULPHUR, lron,Siilphur, Heal
all having distinctly different medicinal properties
are found In the orkney collection,
FIRST CLASS norm ICCOUMODi-
TIONS
for $50 people Colonel j. +. Cake. LATE OF Congress
IiaIi CAPE May now OF Metropolitan Hotel Wash
mgtun city, manager. Mr. l.. luke, OF the Ebbitt
House. Washington. II. C., room cleIk.
AMPLE STABLE ROOM
for private teams, nnd Mellsuppled livery for the
use of the guests
MINERdL BITTS,
Tub, shower. and Plunge. Every inciiity afforded
those seeking Health, Comfort, aud Pleasure.
THE DOND ERFUL LrRiY CiCERNS
are situated within few hours drive Of Orkney, to
which line of Park Wagoneites Will run daily.
Board per ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. So 30
week, '..'',..'''..'-'''.s''''' - %
" " month NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 10 90
Special contracts made with families and parties.
RIVE mems BY nan
from Washington VIA Baltn ore AMI Ohio or Virginia
Midland Railroad
THROUGH IND ROUND-TRIP TICK E1S
issued from all points North, West anl south Good
from June tn November l. Ruundtrip from Wash
via Luray Caverns, $40; from baltimore, VIA Luray
CaNerns, 81
PARK WIGONETTES
(or private carriages to orderl VIII be IN waiting on
arrival OF trains at Mount jackson 10 convey nasscn
gers over shady and cnsyEade turnpike road TO
SEASON or 1872
viii omen June ~: accommodations given lme1, Adj
drcss fnr descriptive pamphlets and other miormn.
ton the proprcturs ut orkney springs, the manager
g MS,r9p9l'Hn lio'e Or l. 9sG ER tRk li2us''
mySS&Wu PruprrtoIs,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-05-17
AMUSEMENTS.

NATioN4L THEATRE.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY q, 1879.
BENEFIT OF MR. II. CLAY FORD.
IL. NJ S. PINAFORE,
with an Extra Grand Cast
MISS LIZZIE ANNANDALB
Uate OF the Strakosch Grand Opera Company
as josephine, the Captains Daughter.
"a MISS ELLA CHAPMAN,
the piquant Comic Opera Actress, ns Little Butercup
. MISS BELLE MACKENZIE
the first who gave prominence to Cousin ebe, ana
acted by her 10 times will appear IN
- her original character. -..
Messrs. GEORGE w DENIlAM, s. q. YOUNG,
a. j. MuCOLLIN, j. GREENS FIELDER, JOHN
REL BERT, and others.
The Performance will conclude with REGULATIONS by
Mons De Chanlette who will play the entire fourth
act of
CAMILLE
alone representing each character, both in French
and English myl7.4t
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-05-17

Tho great double-track
NATIONAL ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
- 10 the
NORTH. EoRTHwEsT, WEST. AND SOUTH.
WEST,
.,,.,n.,, 70 TAKE EFFECT
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-05-17
EASY FEET. DIR. WHITE,

CHlROP0DIST of ineen years practice throughout
the United States and Canadis. previous 10 being To-
Gated in Washington. II, C., In 1861 successfully treats
cornsn bunions, bad nails, and other ailments OF the
feet. Refers to the many eminent physicinns sur
geOns and thousands Of other well.kiIown person.
ages that natronze his establishment, l4ld Pennsyl.
vnnia avenue opposite WIZARDS Hotel.
Fee q visit Ap9
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-05-17

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Pacific Mining Stocks.

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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-05-17
Harper's FerrY Mappeniugs.

pic-rie rrrfi,s hs,.e eiroadv rut ;n au
,,,,,,r,.,s Inn, s,.3,,i-h.. hay. cone un
-, lrsvlnl llei,lts absn, m hour AGO.
ri 81. ~. c.....l..l l.... .........,l ,
al, 49,. 49,. =. IT,.
Fer.t Use v.rv li.h'g s,..krn of f'r lis
at,lirmrrt. ana .larlc,er lie Ua' To- wei
c.,-... t,e Perry
v ~ -l.,.l
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N''t'.s F." '.is' 't'''f ''' ~ e''''' ''e-
lone iaAi "ii ,e 'i once -.''','' s,,uS 90 ',s
CON. -.l i'o .-'e,ao'e O. '-e 'i@'..''l5 pug
ne
Nr. Alexander Murphy has purchased
from th- Aslm- Expire. C.mrlry thc Express
irilliac Ihis tmal.ac cost between tive ADD
SIS Thousand dollars. ana Is now disposed 81
fr. ul e'ilv. atoutt wo hralrel. The Com
rar~. However has ro,hiu. 90 complain 70
darn. i, Gle vee-s of ;he wlr. anil i1r sometime
Afterwards. ihe Evnre.s business 90 Harpcrs
p .rry a,s immense.
H.. E...,.;. i,..-.,t,.., -, b. li,i,4.
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-05-17

Many hundrcd thousand ioiiars are annually
expended by ladies'. or artificial appliances
90 hiis ne shFunkcn and wasted form. 90 The
slll0w SKIN, blnches. or liver srnis. which are
due 10 female weakness. dyspepsia. torpid liver,
aad constipation. la small per cent 81 tbs
SIM were invcsfed Ia Dr. Pierce, Favoriie
Prescription. il.lics w0rl soon realty he what
they now ssen q te ltraalily corrccis those
weaknesses and diseases upln which debility
aud emaoiatioa depend ltcurcs dyspepsia by
touing ~ toe system. and when used in con-
uection with Dr. Perce's Pleasant Pur-atiye
Pellets. specially ovcrcomes MI irregularities
u tie liver aul b1we's 81 bloom 81
youth To beluaisf q che complexion
can implrt such permanent beauty Of face and
form rs Dr. pcrcv's hcaith-stvins ilvorltc
Prescription.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-05-17
Another Veto.

The President has vctocl thc separate
Oil 70 prevent che intcricrcuse of ,be military
with elections. upon ibe specific ground Tint
ssch q bis. 70 e shou'l become law. would
snriaH the constitutional authority OF Che exc
ecotivc ofi,c. anl wor,i AMOUNT o. Col slbs,i-
tuition Of the discretion &C the State govern
mcnts Tor The discretion Of the government ~
the United States as 70 the Performance 90 its
owe duties Mr. Hayes AZ the same :ime re-
cites toe views given 10 his previous veto mes
sage, refers % TIE oct q June Is. ISIS. 10 re-
lation to che posse eoniigias. AID assenis 90
she geperal proposition that any military iu-
reference whatever a. she polls Is contrary 90
the spirit Of cur Institutions No soldiers,
either Of The Uuioa 81 OF che State militia, he
adds. should be present ai toe polls 20 take
the place or perform the duties Of ihe orliua-
~ civil police force There has been aDd sill
be 90 violation Of this rule under orders from
me during this administration. The point DC
contends Tor is. o. use his own language, that
There should be no denial of the right Of the
national government % employ lbs military
force on any day and at any place in case such
employment is necessary 90 enforce The coasii-
tuition and laws Of The Quilted States" pnc-
tically, upon the same grounds Of The present
veto, Mr. Hayes might refuse 70 sisu Dill pre-
scribing rules for the reform Of the civil ser
vice, because any such bin mus, begin by lin
ting the Executives discretion and freedom 0.
choice ia appointing civil officers Of tlc gov
ernmeat The present attitude Of the Prrs.-
dent comes about as near Cpsarism as any he
could well assume Notwithstanding bis coo-
yictioa Mat any military Interference whatcy-
CT at the polls IS contrary TO the spirit Of our
institutions, be is unwilling 20 iorego the au-
thority 20 use The army AZ such places, and u
is very easy Tor Us 20 reach tie conclusion that
che man who holds so tonaciousiy to power
against bis convictions Of right AMI the spirit
Of our institutions may not be able 60 abide by
his solemn pledge not to use the military arm
Of the government at elections during his al
miuis,rsiiOn.
The issue between the two grca; parties IS
now very clearly ledaci-tho Republican par
y in favor Of sol3iers al ,le polls, and the De-
mocrati, party opposed thereto and IN favor cd
a free ballot. The American people ase 90 s.'
10 Judgment, and unless patriotism auj CONF
mon sense have clean gone lrom dom, tiey
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-05-17
church Notes.

II viii be seen hy advertisement that
The Anniversary Of the jefferson County
Auxnliary Bible Society viii be held in the
Presbyterian Church. 90 Sunday evening, May
18th, AZ : o'clock-at which time interesting
addresses will he made ly Rev Mr. Long, Of
Wheeling. Rev J A. Register, Charles Davies,
Esq. and others.
Episcopal services Will be held in the
Lutheran Church at Harper's Ferry. on Sun
day, May 18th, at s.! clock.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-05-17

Frn, he T'mss.
The Richardson property ;l-ce-sto-y
stone honse on Aail s,rces-v7s Sold SO src-
ton ou Saturday, iur Sa0i0. Nr. s. T..
SAearer, purchaser.
Sir. Geo. IL Hsues. railway postal c,crf.
was riding o. the depot io one NJ orfics
wagons Che otaord4y and .n crossing OBJ, riii-
road track Che sudden JAZZ of tie wagon against
tho rail unse,tel him aud tlI.w bim 90 ,hc
ground breaking one q, bis arms
The regular quarterly meeting at tee Hope
wcu meoi.nc-hluso nil begin oe Saturday
next 70 IS always held. I'VE believe. 90 tie
third sunday 10 May: and 3, is stated as O.
fact that 10 has rai1cl Int once, ol that day Iu
more .Aaa forty yclr.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-05-17
Administrators Notice.

TIVE undersigned having qualified as Admins
trato- IF David frv. deceased, hereby notifies
IT persons having cirins against said deceased
90 presoui them, ard slso requests prompt pay
mcn' Of ali dcb;. due tbo same.
s. Il. TANQUABY,
Administrator.
May 10. I575-sL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-05-17

IN the House o.. Representative oa
Tuesday motion % pass tie aati-'naItary-in-
terfercnce bin over the veto Of tho prosidea,
failed-;wo-.bjris net voting 6r it. The vote
stood for the motion IL. assastit o. Ten
Greeobackers voted wi,A ile Democrats, and
TIE other three absnined from voting.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-05-17
D.. r. JOHNSON. d. f.. niLIEn. z. p. WEBSTER.
BENZ. 8. JOHNSON, g. CO.,
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.

XETEarc prepared % contract Tor The Cunsiruc-
~ t0u or Repair ot Buildings. and 20 execute
with r;ampt.iglc and IN wpfkmaniise manner,
and uoor rcasuuat ie living terms, p u work com
mittra 90 us. 4 familiarity By years Of experience
with the
Construction AMI RV4r Of House,
ard aH work On he line or tho carpenter and
builder enables o. 90 contract inteHigcntiy End
60 eXccut, work mbsiantailv and ia good style.
Orders hv maiio otherwise promptly attended
t.. We solicit hopefully a share OF the public
patronage. BENZ 8. JOHNSON y co.
Arrii B. 1870
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-05-17
100000 Pounds
WOOL WANTED.


= WILL pas Cash, the highest market P'ice fer
7. 500 900 Pounds Of Wool. Address me az
Irucetown, Frederick County, Virginia.
May II, 1879. JNO. ). JobE.
DEFORE commencing TO paint, call or write
7, and get our priccs-tor Lucas Paint johns
Asbestos LIQUID Paint, and the Gatta Percha
Paiut-all the best in use. Also White Lead,
Linseed Oil, Spts. Turpeutne, and al. the differ
ent colors-both dry and ia oil-wacrauted first
quality and at low figures, at
CUiGLEN'S Drug Store.
Nay IL. 1879. IiarPcr's Ferry, ". Va
" OUSE-6EEp Frs P.6nts-convcnient, dura-
II DE and beautiful. These paints are made
iron The purest material anl are designed ior
consumers who require lut n. small quantity
They are aiwavs ready for use and vii! not become
hard and useless when exposed, rs is The case with
tAe ordinary paint, 20 BE- had n
QJlGLEY' : Drug Store
Nav ls79 Harper's Ferry, W. Va.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-05-17
special Notice.

r. EDCCCD ~ PRICE-Pride Of Virginia
"a Smoking Tobacco go cents pOuaj. Ar o.
Their brands No the same reduced figures Chew
ing Tobacco from DO O. ~ cents per pound-a re-
duc,ou OF % poy cent on recent prices.
May II. BUTLER < AlSQUlTH
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-05-17

Dr Finn. former resident of Win
chester. i.-l nc ilr1g. Page County. recently
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-05-17

Last Mondays session of the United
States Senate was opened with prayer by Il e
Rev Dr. r. T. Dabuey. of Union Theological
Seminary. The bloody chasm is surely hridg-
cd when Stoncwall .Iackson's chaplain lea g
Tie devotions Of the United States Senate.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-05-17

BLASTING Powder and Fuse, Tor sale by
i , MAY To-. DUKE * GALLAHER.
u ORSE Shoes, Wheeling Naiis, Builders Hard
ware. Table sud Pocket Cutlery, Tor sale By
May TO- 1879. DUKE IL 0ALLAuhR
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-05-17

yNTATER COOLERS.--We have jus; received
w a full iEe ~ Water Coolers-sizcs from
two 10 I'VE gailons-p prices very low.
Nay TO- 1879. DUKK d 0AiIAiIiR.
ETNTRA haavy stamped Dish, Bread and Min
~ Pans, Fancy Chamber Sets for snle bv
May ~, 1870. DUKE d GAILhHER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-05-17

VIZ ctN POSITIVELY ASSET llAl - 10
TER0u uAta nt DleliAtL1. -, y. ~ sTn.r,
RrcrtGGuE1fS nf TNt i BLY, nt ~, A5
llICf- - tuAfIED ~ Ihh NL-Essii Is
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-05-17
aELEHS.

corOpFn lNp black SILK DANA-sES, en-
bracing TIE rarcst gems o, the European or
American MarActs
IN sf-NNEE SILKS and tNh LAtto We nave
l | l u. -. |. n --------L
Daily Republican., 1879-02-22

There has been no case at tho police
court since our last report, yet notwitll-
standing this dizziness, the dog
catcher" is doing thriving business.
Yesterday afternoon ii dogs were kill.
ed, 4 were captured last evening. The
nine days having passed since Mr.. Hunt
was bitten Ly one of the CANNES, he is
now thoroughly satisfied that the bite
did not amount to anything. On last
Wednesday party of young ladies' in
a carriage drove to the city hall, call
ed on Mr.. Hunt and spoke to him in re.
gard to ''the motheling OF dogs The
following conversation eAsued; ,
The Ladies.--.Are you the man who
kills the poor dogs p
MIR. Hunt am a-@
The Ladies. We think it is shame
to treat the poor animals so. We are
politically Democrats. stiil WE don't APP
prove of the Mayor having the poor
dogs killed. Il was never done before.
Mr.. Hunt.--Mayor Almond is not to
blame, he is not the maker Of laws.
Yon are aware | suppose that the law
must be enforced
The ladies.--Well, We don t think it
is right. ...-..
Mr.. Hunt.-Ihe dogs that are killed
are generally worthless ours, the own
erS of them ordering them to be killed.
Thus ended the controversy, the Ia
dies left seeing it was impossible &c
convert the man.
Daily Republican., 1879-02-22
Personal.

EX-united States Marshal John NJ.
Dunn, will leave for Vera Cruz to-mor-
row or next Thursday. He is not GER
tain as to which day the vessel will
leave.
There has been for some time resid-
ing iu our city, James =. Tnstin, Esq,
a member of the Washington, d. G.,
Bar. Mr.. 7. is nephew of one of our
greatest heroes, General Alexander
McCombs, who gave the British such n
terrible defeat at Plattsburg. His mem
Dry is filed with "reminiscences Of this
great battle, obtained from conversation
with his uncle. Mr.. TuStiu has retired
to Wilmington, on account Of It's being
healthy quiet place.
William Walsh, formerly engaged in
the iewelry business in this city under
the firm name Of Stewart K Walsh, al
the store now occupied 10y u. 7. Smyth,
is engaged in the same business i'll ST.
Louis, Missouri. The name Of the firm
Is Mrrrick x Walsh. their place OF bus
ine.5, No. III North Fourth street.
Daily Republican., 1879-02-22

Jane. Iolrpns, formerly driver OF the
Reliance Fire Company, j. nos IflVef
OF the Water Witch, in plaoe OF DAVID
HrnnIa.
!. K. D. Seeds has the contract tor
Yy,DodDline Adams d Bros new store,
No. 5u4 Market Street.
The ~torekeepers on the west SIDE OF
Market street, between Fourth ana
Fifth, think ,aI that is wanted now are
sheds to make Il complete 70" OF morse
stalls along the euro.
Citizens Of the Tenth Ward say that
complaint was made and warrants Is
sued to arrest saloon keeper III that
ward for selling liquor without IL
cpnse, selling on sunday aud selling to
minors, bnt when th" officers got the
warrants they called at the place ana
got the saloon keeper to 'skedadhl"
instead Of arresting him.
Some Of the residents want Brown
town 10 hp included in the city 4 VII
miugtou, and be the Eleventh Ward.
Calvin c. Turner and Robert h. Tur.
nrr. luachnsts Of this city, "ontem
plate gUing to Kansas on the First OF
March. Should they like the place
/ they VIII remain.
William y. Sparks, contractor and
/ builder, Ina, Just finished two "mai
brick houses for his two sons. Tit
houses are situated on Taylor stree
near Locust.
This evening the DUPONT Guards, 60
1 G., will give their second annual re
c.ptiou ami dress drill ia the Masoni
Temple. e..
The Washington steam Fine lnSin
and Hook and Ladder Co.,, No. l. wi
rive yheir thirty-ninth annual bal! !,
the auditorium Of the Masonic Hal,
this evening
l.. Taylor Woodrow, a wrIi.know
merchant tailor Of this city, will col
meet himself with the tailoring e-tai
li,D,nent Of Iohu ,Wananak"r ne'
IaTI-h
Daily Republican., 1879-02-22
LOCAL TIME TABLE,.

raAiEs LgAvx wiLnIHoros.
YtF Phtladolphta: 2S7. r,D5, $40. a1o "a,
W0o a. M: l2.s7, 1879, 200, Aoo. A.
80, zap. m. w.
For New York: 2.37, q. m; 1905, e,a 70,
1889, $40 D in. On Sundays: 2.s7 & :,
y. N. "
For Bsunore and Washington: iaSl, =,
ag =. M; l2s1, l:W, SIS, m.
~ !, baltimore q and Washington Issl, Il 4
For baltimore and way station. s.w a. =,
SIS y. m. :"
For New Castle; s.9s, s.ls a. M, Los, 4,
D. m. 81
For Delaware X. r.. s.lss. m: Los. ga
N.
No sunday traiAs.
FOR Wilmington 4 Northern N. H.: IA
m; Sp. M; and SEQ p. n. Sa,nitay
nrdsys only. u.0O p m.
Fer Delaware Western X. r.: Efs, 1856 n.
$40 p. IN. No Sunday trAins. "''
rRAINs ARRrvii At w.LMInevos.
Ffsn Philadelphia: Ps.4s, a03, s.s4. 9Io a IN
1903, l2.47, l.G2. 40. b.13, t.2S, 100 "a
T1Af. NJ, On Sundays: l24a, 209, IA
MO A. M: 7t36, 1l.i5, j. IN.
tr"w NAitim0rs: ~, \ 40 ASA. m.; lays I,
o.ss, p.1 ?. m. On Suudays2al, a In So
EMP. m.
From Washington: 2.3l, u. M; l2T. Hg
63s,s.3s p. ~. On S,sadays: 2si a, n
o.ss, a3S p. m.
From Flew Castle: SD, 1910 a. M
40 m. No Sunday trains
From DclsssTs X. H.: a,bC'a. H.; l2.l0 :
pm.
From Wilmington n Northern II. K. a
=. 70. lIa' u. m; and 7.B p. m. Sat,
days only l22O.
From Delaw,tpe Western RR. soo
a.lb, 7.45 y, M. No Sunday trains.
TRAiEs soR WILMINGTON LYA7R py,LAny
pHIA.
| FromBroad street Bnd WASN'T gton ayen
100, 800. 1888, ll.4ba. IN. 800, 4 90, II
800. 6.l6 Gas. M.30 p. IN. I'm Sunda,
7.n $50 n, m.; so, ll.3o p. In.
ftGin Thirty-Soeoed and Market streets: L.
7.3o, ,l.a5 a. M; 122s, 400 o.0o. IL 50 b.
On pndays' LOO. T.30 u. M,
Daily Republican., 1879-02-22

A haunted parsonage in Richmond. /
A strange story /. told Ia Riehtuond, Va.
to this effect: the parsonage occupied ny
Rev. Moses d. iose, OF the Presbyterian
Church Is haunted. DR.. Aoge, it Is sta
ted has the almost difficulty in keeping
servant. They enme and stay one
moiAil., sd see the mysterious appari-
ton, and hesr the human sigh, and
then they -ave--nor DO they wait long
tor wages. The house was built and oc-
cupi.,t Tor wears by Major ilbbon,
distinguished oilla-r of tAe Colonial ar
my. Alter the Revolutionary war he
lived there. in handsome style. Aboat
the hour oil midnight, u fsure{obed IN
white, walk. with solemn step through
the l.all and yanishes noiselessly. Lis
said by those who claim 10 have seen II
70 he the figure OF lady, and that a.
the figure sweeps by a deep drawn sigh
is heard, which proceeds from the BACK
parior IN the mouse. such Is inc
strange ta!e wa.a!l the aiirlshted Sefs-
ants tell. 1t is strange that srfEahts
come there from distance, who have
never heard o. the traditions OF tn
house, and upon the first night see thu
same figure. They all tell the SAM
story. The figure cannot be traced v
any authentic source, but many haV'
heard the deep-drswn sigh which pro
eeeds from the back parlor. Upon &c
ing into the parior nothing Is seen o
heard, hut immediately upon goihS ou
into the passage the sigh In heard
again. 1t is only heard about the hou
oftwelye O'Clock at night. 1t u al
trihntei 10 some strange acoustic PROF
erty of the room. 4
Daily Republican., 1879-02-22

On Monday and Tuesday evenings,
February 24th and 18th, the cultured
New Orleans artistste, Mrs. Henrietta
Chanirau, will appear at the Grand
Opera House. On Monday evening she
will give the intensely exciting play,
"Thc Woman of the People, Tuesday
evening, first appearance in this city of
a new version Of NJ. +. Bradd0n's novel
"Aurora Floyd" The general admis-
sion will be - cents, and no extra
charge for reserved seats Balcony 30
cents. The following is the substance OF
an article We clip from the Detroit FIRE.
Press
"That admirable actress, Mrs. Hen
rie,ta Chaufrau, achieved a marked
success last evening, III the play OF
"rhe Woman Of the People" adapted
bv Clifton W. Tavlelre from the
French play. Her imporsonation of the
character of marie" is n powerful and
effective piece of dramatic work.
Daily Republican., 1879-02-22

Mrs. Henrietta Chantrau Is the
darehtpr of philadelphia merchant
She WAS l.orn in ls4l, and is widely rs
teeinrd al one of the most beautiful,
brilliant ana refined ladies shat have
ever adorned the stage. She is thrw'le
Of the eminent comedian Mr.. Frank ,.
ChanfraH, and the pair ere among the
happiest ard handsomest of Amsricaa
couples. Both Mr.. and Mrs. Chantran
are wealthy, ard their summer residence
at Long Branch is one Of the costiiest
and most magnificent at that famous re-
sort.
She will PLAY at the Opera Houas on
the evenings OF til" 24th and 10Th ti
February.
Daily Republican., 1879-02-22
DIED.

DIED.
pRlTCHA ut lis late resi-
dcnce, No. I2i0 Washington street. on the
10Th inst, AGuilla pritchard, in the Goth
wear ut his age.
The 'ciattve- and friends Of the family are
respectfully invited to attend tho funeral
sew ices, III It. Andrews church, on saturday
the I'd inst, at two o'clock, +. u,
LoYD.--In this city, on the 10Th inst, Kate
Lloyd, aged II Years.
The relatives and friends OF the family arc
respectfully iuvitel 10 attend the funeral ,
from the residence Of her parents. George and
Hannah Lloyd. No. sos kirkwOOd street. on
SUNDAY afternoon, at ; O'Clock. lntcr,nent Mt
Ashury NJ. + church cemetery.
BUGHM ANN. AT the Rising Sun, Christi.
ana Hid, on the 1914 Inst, Louisa Buch-
mann, aged - years and months.
/ The relatives ana friends Of the family are
| re ,cctiuily invited to attend the funeral
! from the residence Of her father, Frederick
| Buchanan, on Friday afternoon, at Jo'clOck
/ lnterlncnt a. st. Joscph'S church cemetery.
! cCRDNE--Suddonly on the 18th inst, In
! Ph.ladrphii. OF congestion OF the lungs
! RgDccra IA. MCCrore, reiict Of the latt
William j. MctrUnH. and Daughter 0
hbrAlu IyeS, deceased Of Now Castle Go.
VLprratiYts and friends "t the family. arr
respctttulv i,vited to attend the funeral! 81
| Monday, the n inst. at o'csuck. iron! TIL
residence oi the Mise. o. DaHiei, no. ID cas-
| Fourth street. lnterlDcnt ut NlimihEtonhh'
| BrandyWine cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1879-02-22
Ice for ssipntllrFia,

y. Il. AIiles, Of Cedar Rapids, Ia,
say, he pured his wife Of diph'Eera,
after Kerosene and sulphur h'd hren
tried in vain, by The use ot ice, having
herhold pieces in her tiroat where the
white tun us was formed, and applying
it in cloths on the oHtsid~. TIL" ap.
pl,,ations were renewed as fast a. they
disappeared, and soon the patient was
ou. Of danger. Nj. Miles theory /"
tlat III" low Temperature caused the
ir ,.il!s tie AeA0ly tuMgNs.
Daily Republican., 1879-02-22

The death Of strike i chronieied
in the Glasgow newspapers. The 400
rivetsrs who struck work on Til! Clyde
last October, on account OF reduction
of = per cent, have breU petitionlhs
To be- taken on again at the reduction.
They are told that t.ir wofl; which they
abandoned Is now perfectly well done
by apprentices, or rather b. men not
tormer!y instructed III ri"et'n", and ny
non-uni,n rlyeters Reckoning up the
cast of this futile strike, it is found that
there has been loss to the 100 strikers
of 70, 900, or GA, 700.