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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-04-05

COLUMBUS tO.), April 4th.-A FIRE of
alarming proportions broke out in the Peni-
tentiary at this city at 8 o'clock this morn
ing, and gained such headway before the fire
department could get water on it that the
large building occupied by Brown, Herman
& Co., wood-workers, was burned to the
ground. and the contents, including ma
chinery. two engines, tools and stock, were
destroyed. The firms loss will probably be
S25, 600; insured for S25, 600. The State will
lose $1,000 on the building; no insurance
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-04-05
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS OF FOREIGN NEWS.

The Chilean Ironclad Huascar Bombarding
africa, Peru.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-24
DEATHS,

CALVIN. -Dn the ga Instant OF heart
disease, Charles Francis son oil Patriot
and nnte '. Calvin, aged years and 2
weeks.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invI.
ted 10 attend the funeral, IRON the residence
81 his granl ather, George W Mckay, No
g.6 West Sixth street, on Friday afternoon
al 2 O'Clock. lnterA0nt at the new Oathe.
dTai tea etSry.
MoCAUItY.-- this city, on the 2Otn in,
ttant. Isauta d. MoCau'y, aged IA years
Tito relatives aud ilIdnds OF the ialIlly
are re pectiIllY requested to attend her ia
Aeral from thu Residence OF her l. Lreuts
James and q ebecca McCauley. Ne. 10 E8s
Second street, On SatuIdly morning Ser
vices al sl4 o'clock the fun raj 70 proceed u
Doe Run, Chester County.
GALLAHER ON tho I'D instant, Eva
0Gty child Of Emma ~, and W H. A. Gala
ner. n. al years 10 months and II days.
lie Ielatiges ann friends si the family ar
respectfully invited attend the iunera
lrsn ths resid noe Of her parents, NO. 30
" cat Seventh street. ON Saturday afternoon
the 18Th instant, at l.3N O'CLOCK. lntormen
Mt Riyeryiew Cemetery.
MILLER.--Suddenly by boiler explosion,
on the morning VI the 2li Instant, MIR
Theodore J Miller, son OF WIN. II Miller
sr.
The friends Of the family will meet q
his late residence, ll0s Poplar street. Oh
SUNDAY morning, at hali'paAt nine O'Clock
! TO proceed 10 Delaware CITY.
NJ onY In this city. on the 29d instant
VOLTA q. N Ody, in ths15th yeAr Othis age
Relatives and irends are respectful y In
10 attend the funeral from the 70 .ideno
! o. his fstrer, No nv We Second street, o.
, Sunday afternoon At 2 o'clock, to proceed
| Wilmington anu BfandyNine Ueuetery.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-24
PROCLAMATION
OF FASTING FOR CHRISTMAS AND
NEW YEAR

According to the American custom, viz !:
Eating, drinking, going 70 the opera giving
In marriage, making presents, Il you are
hereby invited 10 Assoc nDie yourselves TO
gether daily, (sOon ~ conVsnisnC--aot all at
Once,) a. the
GREAT BuSTON NINErY.NINE GENT
VARIETY STORE
there 10 select what seemeth good In MY
sight for presents for your brothers and sis
ters, auntS and uncies, parents and great
great grand perento. and calldren's chill.
dren'B children, even unto the 3th aAd latn
generations. Tho largest and finest variety
OF use full articles ever offered 70 the people
| OF Wilmington.
Dons from 20 to ssc., Tea sets rs TO zoe.
Alphabet and building blocks with maps
| ourd and board Eames for old and young
smoking sets, nine pins, tables, bsdsteads,
cradles drums, mi many o her uselu
amusements for children. Also hundreds o
pre- sents fer adults, too Numerous 70 men
ten. rrioes are reduced on many articles
Come and look.
sol MARKET ST., SOL MARKET 81.
WILMINGTON, DEL.
I2ie-6t.eod
Daily Republican., 1880-12-24
Cbriasmas MosIe.

At 10. 80 o'clock tO-merroW NOR
.he following music will be rem
at the Trinity Chapel by the d
choir:
At the Morning Prayer Or
Anthem, "Ariss, Shine for thy Ia
Come" DR.. Rlosy Verrite, 20 1
let us sing unite the Lsrd," 81
rem; TIE Deum, "We Praise IN
God" Buck /; Jubila,o. 40 be IVY
the Lord" Buck /; Introit, "HEt
Herald Angels Sing" hsndslssohI
At the Communion Servics =
"Lord, have mercy upon U.s." y
Gloria, "Glory be to Thee, 0 Y
Gounod (; Christmas hymn, "A
Pideles, Novello; Absorption AM
"For unto us q Child is Born, y
0fertory Carol, "Come, let US SIM
Story" Little Presentation
"Lst merry hearts nov dane
JOY" Hopkins; sursum, "Llft up
Hearts," N. B. Warren; SOU
"Holy, Holy, Hsly," Tours Y
"8od Of God, Light Of Light, Baf
Gloria In Exoslais, "Glry be to Y
High" Tours Nupo dimiitis, !
now Lsttest Thou, Thy SeN'
| RddOu.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-24
The Electric Light.

The prospects of the electric light
are Frightening. Although not a com
plete success, the reeeut experiment on
Broadway seems 10 have been very
satisfactory and encouraging. 1t has
been evident for some time past that
the electric fluid Ia to furnish the light
Of the future, and it nov looks as
though that future we're not very far
distant. Effective processes have been
discovered for generating, for steady
ing and for subdividing the light,
These are the maiL things, and the
rest ia a matter Of detail, which, with
six different companies in the neld,
ought before long TO be worked out.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-24
THIRD EDITION.
nxaaariana RabAaRx.

Yesterday afternoon some Of Mr.. ".
q. Hsislsr's family AIS King street., on
going into the front room Of the second
story, found that Q black coat and q
muf, that had been there day o. %
before we're missing and . vigilsni
search failed 70 reveal their where
abouts. or course II WAS the supposi'
ton that they we're stolen but there
vas no sign left TO show the ingress or
sgress OF the thief or thieves: This lit.
tie discovery, however, was but the
prelude To q more important one 10 fcf'
Low. Upon retiring for the night II wa
Noticed that one Of the bureau drawers
that hsd always been look cd had been
tempered with and . closer sxAmina-
ton revealed the fact that quite an ex-
tensive robbery had been committed.
Two Masonic Temple bonds Nos. l62
and 1853 Of 800 each, belonging 70
Catharins Riddle, Mr.. Hsislsr's
sister, we're missing; also $50 In money
belonging TO Mr.. Heisler's son, 3 lot Of
silver spoons engraved with the mi
tials ~. 4. R.,"s olAsped money purse,
marked N. A. Riddle, several breast
pins, . chain and lock, and Q number
Of other articles were missing.
Mr.. Heisler is entirely at q loss
10 know how the robbery was effected
as there we're no persons outside Of his
own family, occupying the house, mos
even having servant girl He
gives notice elsewhere csutioniDg
any person from negotiating the miss
ing pcnds.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-24

Wed Ne hey F's vsAawfA eaAawvh
Dare q new dbpsassd ~ I'll 1rsggias, sAa
y delivered eaniags paldlbS D. n. Dewey
q De-, No. ~ Deg a., New Yerk. TAs 70
mafkAbls sares vhish have everywhere ~
/ suited nom the xse o. this preparation have
dsvelopsd the stsrtknE hot that no merely
local hsasmsnt, liks snaffs. Aonahss, and ID.
halAtions, can possiDiy reach % destroy o.
tarrhal yfruA Ths antidotA elements dis.
covered BY lJr. Wei De Meyer are absosbsd
throusheut The mucous msmbranoas system
In two minutes time, thus forming IN inoea.
latlve and constitutional cure, the effects OF
which Are similar 70. and a. unfailins ~,
vaccination. A 'sTPeastss," with fall
statsments By the cured, 10 mailed nee.
"Wei De Meyers Oatarrh Oure IL wsrth ten
times is cost. Rev, Uhas J. Jones, New
Brighton, L ~ 'One package cured ma.
Rev. O. Il Taylor, l4o Noble.st., Brooklyn.
N. " 1T restored me 70 the ministry.
Rev. Geo. A. keis, CebbIeskill, N. Y" .'Ths
remedy 10 o marvel. Rev. A. p. Frsese,
Cairo, N. r" ut has been OF great value
% me: Rev. olney Place, MassenA, N. Y"
New. Geo. Z. Pratt, st. stephens 'Rectory,
Philada. etc. A real cure Of Oatarrh for o. 30.
li2o 2taw
Daily Republican., 1880-12-24
SECOND EDITION.
The store Of she lAest I. a IL. o.
BurglaRAsoa LAST NighS.


Ths store OF she Aest 1. a n. Os.
Burgiaxissa LASS Aighs.
The store OF the Kent Iron d Hard
ware Company, at Second and shiplsJ
strsets, was broken into last night BY
burglars. who carried away large and
valuable lot OF pockst-knivss.
Entrance was effected BY boring
through wooden door, leading to the
building from Orange street, and situ-
ated bstwesn the store and the build
ing Of Hudson 4 Cshill. After getting
inside the thieves broke open the mon
ey drawers, but as very little cash Is
kept in the store over night, they only
made light, haul in cash, securing but
% cents.
They then proceeded to the second
story OF the building in q room front
ing on Second street, where the most
valuable pocket cutlery ls stored, and
carried of much vi the stock. The
knives taken we're nearly all Of George
Wostenholmss' make.
Owing 10 the tact that an account OF
The stock was taken very recently, the
amount Of the lJss ID quite easily as
eertsinsd, AID Mr.. Z. B. Mode, the
Vice President of the Company, stated
this morning that it footed up to some
thing like $500. No clue az to who the
thieves are has bssn secured.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-24
Foreign Affairs.

Arms and ammunition which we're Of
board the ship Juno In the port OF Linn
erick have been sslsed BY the British
Government.
The British military forse in IRELAND
Is expected to BE- 80. 900 strong on Jan
nary l..
All the Powers concerned have &C
cspted the arbitration plan for the set
Element Of the Turco- Greek dispute.
A negro conspiracy was discovered
recently In Cuba.
Two hundred soldiers we're killed II
. fight with the Beers In South Africa
1t is intimated that the Marquis o
Ripon will resign the ViCsroyalty o
India.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-24
FOURTH EDITION.
TsaR OMRlsrnAs nARRnr.
Prices Paid Aleng KING Street
This Mssaing-A Dlin Mara o..


Prices PaiA Alsag King ssresl
This Msssing-A slin nEsPkss.
The provsrbiai high rocst Of II.
Christmas turkey hss assilsd him moth
Ing, for he numsrously decorated ths
ourbstone market this morning, and
was In - much demand % ever. Three
fsurths Of the people who bought any
Thing in market invested In . turkey,
and turn which way you might in town
during the forenoon you we're sure to
zee some one vending their way home
ward with the fat unfortunate biped in
basket or over shoulder.
The market 70 day Is not a. large
40 that Of year ago. On the day pre-
ceding the Christmas Of 1879 tie mar
kst wagons extended up King street TO
Eleventh, but to-day they only reach
halt HAv from Eighth to Ninth. Ard
strange 70 say, the prices this year are
lower than last.
Turkeys are very plentiful and rath-
|er fine. Barly this morning some few
sold 40 high % l6 Oeuts per pound, but
the average price late in the day was
about IL cents, while In some instances
Il was a. low % IA cents. Last year,
BY the way, the price was Is cents and
the sales were ready at that.
Geese sell for 10 oents pound; ducks
bring about 81 per pair, and the price
Of chickens 10 from rs cents 70 el.25 q
pair. Butter 10 40 cents per round
and eggs 40 cents per dosen.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-24
FIFTH EDITION
UAIIsD svATEs sCR.s,


Tao Ssrsrs bSswn for she Dan
rsr@ sfshe District Gear
The following jursrs were d..
day 70 serve atths United Sat-.
trist Court Of Delaware:
Grand yuRv
ch.,,.. n Anas.... q.
unnS,sS A'1 %
P,inss c.,aws,,-No..,
simior q Mvsr.-cS S 49,, AufdsI
Pet, Mscnlion.h W nyi.
oso,o. . c.nsii. unn,ngtonI
Wi,iism c,s,kE..,, ius'ng'on|
ps.sr p Rr,,on-irS,. qloefkl
Daily Republican., 1880-12-24
CHERIFF'S SALE,

~ hEhlF > BALL
BY virtue OF a writ OF Leyar FAciaS To me
directed. will be exposed to Public Sale, nj
the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL,
Ninth and Snip ey streets, EeIt by Isaac q.
Pyle, In the ciIy oil " ilmington, New Castle
County, Def,
ON SATURDAY, JANUARY sth, 1881,
At two O'Clock, p. NJ,
The GLOWING described Real Estate. VIZ:
All that certain lot OF land situated In the
Oily OF Wilmington, together with the tire,
storied brick dwelling thereon erected, b0un
ded and described as follows, to wit
Beginning aG the so"thwesterly corner Of
Nihlh and Windsor streets, thence BeutherlJ
alOug the said westerly gide OF Windsor ct
gu feet TO o corner, and thence westerly par
Allel To Ninth street IT feet to another cor
ef, thence nnrtherlv and parallel TO the tirs
mentioned line and Windsor street, along
| line OF other land Of Edmund e. Springer, 0I
the Wost 81 feet to he aforesaid BOutherl,
side Of ninth street, and thence thereby east
| = rly II feet to The place OF beginning, be tn
contents thereof what they may Book. Vol
Q, page 3ss, &c.
seized and taken in execution as the prop
| erty Of Jacob q. Chandler and Anna b., hi
| wife, MOrtgag0rs, and Dr. bwithen Chan
dlsr ana Rebecea A., his wife, I. ts., and b
be solo by PHILIP X. CLARK, Sherln.
Sherif's Otice, New Cassie, boo. Is, 1888
liza
Daily Republican., 1880-12-24
CHERIFk y SALE.

=
By virtue Of writ of venditioni ExpouA
to me directed, viii be exposed W Public
Sale, 1t the
LAFAYETrE H oTEL,
Ninth and Shipley streets, kept by Isaac q.
Pyle, in the city OF Wilmington, New Castle
County, Del,
ON SATURDAY, JANUARY sth, 1881,
At two O'Clock, p. m,
The 10 lowing described Real Estate, Wis:
All that certain tract of land situate In
Bras yWine hIndred. New CASTLE County
and state Of Delaware, bounded and de.
SER bed ~ follows;
Beginning ID The middle Of the Ma mans
Greek Road at a corner Of the part convey ed
I Thomas L. T'lley, thence by new diyid
ing limo, dividing TIT from said part, north
% degrees east liz perches TO the line Of
AeIchoi r Elrite's land, thence by his line
north 80 degrees, west ~ peIohes to stone.
thence by land Of Blythe Ruthes south n
degrees, west l0S perc es TO stone, thence
BY the same in part. and part OF land Of Jesse
ChaAoler, north rs degrees, west 96 $40
pSrches to stone. thence south W degrees
west partly by said Eli b. 1aIley's other
land 10 Perche' TO the church lane, then e
by the same, south IS degrees, east 10 40
perches to the middle Of Naaman's Greek
Road aieres3iI ii, thence with the middle Vi
the same, north IN degrees. east 3s 40
perchss, north S6h degrees, east 26 perchss.
scuth 7, degrees, east II $40 perches, and
south IT degrees east perches TO the place
OF beginning containing 81 acres, 50 PeTches
.and more or less, with stone dwelling
house, Kitchen, sto qe barn, shedding. wagon
house, nd ether baildings thereon.
SeiEed and taken In execution ss the prop
erty Oi Thomas l.. Talley, Jr, and W 30
sold by PHILIP X VI Ark Sheriff.
sheritf's Once, New CASTE, Lee. 10, 1881,
Daily Republican., 1880-12-24

By virtue Of a writ of vendItioni Expoua
TO me directed, viii be exposed " Public
Sale ut the
Daily Republican., 1880-12-24
Marine Disasters.

The bark PontAbella, Captain Nixon
master, which left Falmouth, Jamaica
for London, on the 10th inst, was be
oalmed after clearing the port reef
and Let 60 her anchor 70 keep from
being driven on the reef by strong $50
current. Hearing Of the perilous pot
ition Of the vessel, Captain HOpewell
Of the bark Medina, Captain Woolley
Of the bark Dundee, and De Rries
pilot, went on board the PontAbella, u
assist her, and thres other anchors
we're let 60. In the evening heavy
sea set in and the bark was driven OF
to the reef, and all on board we're los
except the captains wife, her son ant
the mate.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-24

Connection between the New York
and Freehold Railroad and the Vine,
land Railroad In New Jersey, inter
rupted by the recent snow storm, vas
not refused until Wednesday night,
The snow was is inches on q level q,
Freehold, and in the railroad cuts the
drifts were 6 10 10 feet deep. On Long
Island three passenger and two freight
trains were blocked on the main Long
Island Railroad between Lakeland and
Marion, from Tuesday afternoon uutil
yesterday morning. The passengers
were sheltered In the AlmshOuse 81
Yaphsnk, and In tue farm housss along
the track.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-24
Interesting tn oTnes.

Rev. George R. Kramer will, o.
day morning, continue his series
mons on "The Reign Of Love"
evening the subject will b
Spirit Returps to God who S'r|
What it Is uoti and what It ~
Hebrew and Greek Con COZ is1o''
Billie will be used In the c9os'a'
OF tie theme. All are invited
Daily Republican., 1880-12-24

The Delaware State Mutual Fire In.
suranoe Company Of Wilmington, Della.
ware, having reorganised and procure d
certificate Of authority to do business
from the Insurance Commissioner Of the
State Of Delaware. Is now prepared
to take risk on buildings, stock and
household furniture al very reasonable
rates. Home office Of the Company at
No. SIS Market street.
WILLIAM BRIGHT, President.
D. +, HAWKINS, Secretary.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-24
In,roa.einE VETS I telephone.

N. Hayden i Company afe busy IN
Producing Watts telephone into the
manufactures and business establish
ments Of this city and vicinity. He has
completed . contract for the p, W. 4
B. Railroad Company At Baltimore, and
he now has an order to put up pair for
Cranston 4 Co at Newport, and one
for q Mr.. Armstrong at NeSark. Next
week pair will be put up III the Re-
PUBLICAN building. They are giving
general satisfaction wherever they are
introduced.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-24

B big buriy fellow, who gave nc
other name than Joe" was put in the
dock this morning at police court, and
officer Carey testified that when he
told the fellow to get away from the
corner OF Water and Market streets
yesterday, because he was drunk and
disc dnly, he replied protansly and
boosted Of What he cVuld do If he had
the policeman 10 New York, The
usual penalty vas imposed.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-24
Co,sert AZ Asbury Church.

The concert given in the Asbury N,
K. church, last evening, BY the Davis
family, was attended by between Vnt
and two hundred persons. The must
clans consisted Of Rlls c., Belle, L. A.
end Rev. 4. Davis. The musical Sc.
lections, numbering nineteen pieces,
we're nicely rendered. The congrega
ton was dismissed with the bensdio.
tiOn BY Rev. Charles Hill
Daily Republican., 1880-12-24
Bernharat NJ Montreal

The Catholic Bishop Of Montreal hs,
published letter IN tine leading French
newspapers of that city, accompanied
by a eritique made by "a competent
person." cendsmning the play Of Sad
1isune Lecouvreur," in which Sara
Bernhard was announced " appear
at the Academy OF Music last night
The Blshop declares 1t the imperative
duty Of all good Catholics to abstain
from attending the performance. A
crowded and enthuastio audience greet
I'd Mile. Bernhard, last night, notwith
standing! the Episcopal letter.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-24
HOllduy aO0ds.

Drake h Co., sustioneers OF
street between Market and kinS
will close ont, this evening, me
Of handsome dolls and Chri5tmS,'
Persons wishing TO obtain y
should attend as this will DO
opportunity Of selecting from 'p'
Daily Republican., 1880-12-24
Closing stores.

The clothing stores Of John H. Moore,
V. &. Holmes, J. W. Diefendorf and
James Mullin & Son, will close ton or
row at noon in order to give the clerks
an opportunity to enjoy Christmas,
Citizens who may wish to make pur'
chases should therefore do 50 In the
early part OF the day.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-24
HEAVY libel Suit.

Hugh ALLAH 4 Co., owners of the
steamship WaldentiIu, yesterday, H.
bslled the CunsId steamship Marathon
and her cargo, in the U. 5. District
Court at Boston, for S25, 900 salvage,
claimed for towing the Marathon into
port last week. The Marathon broke
her propeller at sea on the 18th in
stAat, aud vas met blythe Waldensia n
bound for Glasgow, and brought bach
70 Boston for repairs.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-24
PnOtOxFaphle.

Beerwald's Photographic gallery, 10,
307 Market street, will be open for
business all day tomorrow. They
have the facilities to accommodate al
who may call, as the, have made prep
arations for grand rush. The pic.
lures turned ont are very fne and life
like, and well oalcSlated 70 give salts
faction -. -
Daily Republican., 1880-12-24
no Smallpox There.

The REPuBLroAA, like other papers.
published the rumOrs Of smallpox at
hiddletown without any intention OF
doing the town any injury or rehsctiDE
upon the citizens. A correspondent
from Niddletown emphaticslly contra
diets the report that there were two
more eases and that there was great
apprehension Of spreading. There was
but one case and that Of q very mild
character, the man having nearly re-
covered. All the excitement over the
disease he says is made by those liv-
ing at a distance.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-24
4 Rnstnr Nurprised.

Last evening the members
Household OF Faith surprised \
R. Kramer, by calling at his ''I
after the services at the cnnI'l
be en- concluded, AAd pr'senl'a
with a pretty wrapper aud nDD
other valuable and usefuI gifts
Daily Republican., 1880-12-24
$50 A COLLECTORS NesoI minis

Tax-Cel eotor Kyns told %
CAN reporter this morning 70,
having trouble collecting W
during the coming week Pr''
make things lively by arresu ~
who refuse to pay. He has S'
rested one man.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-24
Worthg OF your pAft1eulRT ettenuu1-
OUR HOLIDAY COUNTER
KRIS KRINGLE

Has taken possession Of one Of our windows
loaded with gifts Tor the children, and Ia
sure to astEaos theIr attention as they enter
Daily Republican., 1880-12-24

The great tobacco man can be found
at Fourth and Shiplsy, where he has
laid in 3 large and varied stock Of
meerschaum goods, Of which he
gives to every person, who purchases q
box OF segsrs, q present. Call and
see ths fne stock Of goods, which are
being sold cheap.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-24
Grace Church.

On Sunday morning, the 10th inst,
by special request OF many friends, the
Rev. Geo. W. Miller, pastor will re-
peat the sermon he preached at Ocean
Grove, during the summer. 3 ubjeot,
1.-THE Pane Of Jesus" This sermon
was pronounced as able discourse as
ever preached on that GIMP ground.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-24
Omen for visitors

Dupont Post, G. A. r., IN .n "
building, has been very hSs ~.
fitted up and will! be open lo'
all day to morrow and even
next week. Visitors will ln'''
cordial welcome.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-24

To ali who are suffering from the errors and
indisoTetions Of youth, nervous weakness,
early decay, loss Of manhood, etc., will send
you recipe that will oure you FREE OF
cred by . missionary "a South America.
Send self addressed envelope to the Rev.
JosKYH T. LYMAN, Staaoa D., New York
City. 3eiyws
Daily Republican., 1880-12-24

Leavitt's Specially ComPSpy,,
pear in the Opera House ",p ~
entertainment will be thoronsu,l,
and refined. and will, und0uO1
very interesting.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-24
FaIl or Physic and Theology

Yesterday afternoon IS q well know 4
phys ician was making round among
his south Wilmington patients in com.
pany with popular minister the sleigh
up, et throwing them both into . snow
DRIFT while the horse ran several
squares before he was stopped.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-24
h. Denies II.

Mr.. K. II. Cummins having been &c,
cusei Of being correspondent for the
Lancaster Owl, called at this office 10
day to alphabetically dsny that ht
knows any tping about the Owl except
as lie hears 1t cried ont on the streets
for 20 By the nevsboys.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-24

Toilet Mirror, Puff Boxes, Bottled
Perfumes and numerous novelties suit
allie for presents, at z. James Belts,
Sixth and Market streets,
Daily Republican., 1880-12-24
more On rissrnas Masis.

The musical programme Of 81. Peter
pro- Cathedral for Christmas day will
be as follows:
5a. m, Grand March. Won Suppe
Christmas Anthem, Dielman; Msr0adn
ties Mass in b Dat; Adests Pidslss
Novell's edition; March de saOrs, Meyer
beer.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-24

HAUT, oN-ALL PERSONS AkB OAU.
~ toned against negotiating two Masonic
bonds, Nos. l69 and 1853. Of 800 each, Issued
TO Us thsrine Riddls. a. they have been sto-
len from my resideAce. avs King street. vii
miDgt0n, Del. VIM. b. AESLEk.
kZ24fSI
Daily Republican., 1880-12-24
MARKlAGEM.

BECKL1T-BOUNE .-Un the the Slst in.
stspt by lev Geo Il. Kramer, John +.
Be kett 70 mis- Maggie Boone. both Oi
tBlS Oity.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-24
PosYlrcAL HOE nAss

At 1890 .. m, Won Wsbers Mass In g.
Up. M, Usual Psalms; Alma, Lambill
otte; o SSlutaris. Rossini ;Tantum Ergo
Berger. OrRGnist, Mrs. K. Casey, Di
rector, Mr.. VIM. d. KavADagh.
The above programme will be re-
peated at 10, 30 on Sunday morning tn,
18th last.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-24

XYANTED-A WOMAN TO Do Ll9HT
w homework In Q small family In the
county; middle age woman preferred. APP
ply ct the REPUBLICAN ONCE. l22At2tdltw
Daily Republican., 1880-12-24

that suttsrley Il Sawyer ~ ~
street, tho third mex! 70 Oh !,
ONCE, will be open all day "
and their prices are very low