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Daily Republican., 1881-01-13
Tho Y, N. II. q.

The Y. NJ. r. C. held a regular meet
ing at the Lincoln Club rooms, las
evening. The amendment to the by
laws fixing or Tuesday evening as th'
night for the regular meetings, propos
ed three weeks ago, was taken up fol
consideration and adopted.
W. P. Taylor, treasurer of the club,
handed his resignation in, which wsf
accepted. Lexington Barney was IN
animoualy elected TO fill Mr.. Taylor g
place.
The president appointed the follow
ing standing committees
Caupaign-James R. Crippsn, Alfred
6. Robinson and Elwood C. Jackson.
Literature - Fred. P. Robinson,
Daniel Gibbons and LiIburn Chand-
Ter.
Programme-Frank W. Heisler, j. j..
Satterthwaite and II. II. Billany.
Edmund Mitchell, Jr.,
VIM. Bien, and Mark D. Hickman.
Enrollment~Frank H. McCaulley,
Deacon R. Taylor, and Frank Bailey.
Rooms and Purniture--J. P. Brown,
Edward F. Lummis and Henry f..
Pickles.
The committee on fnaDce and cleo
:ions were held under advisemsnt for
one week more.
A committee of three was appointed
to draw resolutions of regret at the
death Of A. Flemming Fipps, a fellow
member. A special nesting was ap,
pointed for next Friday evening to com
plete the arrangements for the lecture
of Waldo Massaros next Monday even.
ing. TIE next regular meeting of the
club will be on Tuesday evening, Jan.
18th.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-13
EONsttnE Accidents.

George M. butcher, Jr., son Of the
temperance lecturer, had two ribs bro
ken last evening while shedding on the
hill at Fourth and Washington streets.
Joseph Featherstone, residing on Mad
ison street between Second and Third,
had leg broken while coasting on the
same hill. The injured boys were car
ried to Glifin's drug store, Fourth and
Madison streets, where their sufferings
we're alleyiated by DR.. Morrison. A
boy named Ewing had his head cut
while shedding on Ninth between King
and French streets. Three large sleda
collided, when Ewing Was thrown off,
his head striking the curb stone from
which he received q severe cut.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-13
That "Baried village"

The reports published simultaneous
ly in certain papers bearing the date
Berryville, Va and giving the minu.
test details of terrible disaster to the
village O. Paris in Faquier county, Va,
during the recent snow storm, created
quite an excitement at Richmond and
elsewhere Throughout the State.
These accounts related that the entire
village Of Paris was buried in snow
that several persons had been literally
frozen to death, that as many as fifty
persons were suffering in hospital
from frost bites, several amputs-
tion Of limbs having been rendered
necessary, and that the greatest des-
titution on account of the scarcity Of
provisions and fuel was imminent.
The villagers had tunueled passages
from habita.ion to habitation, a commit
tee had been appointed to take charge
Of all the provisions and fuel, and one
man named Cooper, at the risk Of his
life, had undertaken to 90 to Berryville
to obtain relief fort !, :suff ling a d from
tatigus succunbsd TO the effect OF the
severe weather, just before he reached
his destination, but was fortunately
discovered by citizen of Berryville in
a half.frozen condition and happily re
stored to consciousness. 1t is from
Coo per that the authors Of this calami-
~ are supposed to have gotten their in
formation. Naturally enough this
thrilling story, which bore all the i'm
press Of truth, envoked from the peo.
pie here the strongest expression Of
sympathy for the unfortunate villagers
and measures of relief vera about to be
instituted by several bensvoleutly dis
posed persons.
kilograms, however, were sent ask
ing for information Of the real condition
Of the people, but owing to the heavy
slsst Of the past few days the wires in
numerous places were down, and nc
answers could be received. This cans.
cd additional uneasness, and the anz'
iety on account OF the snow buried
people increased. At last, Answers
were received which at once allayei
the fears of everybody regarding the
safety of the villagers of Paris and gave
rise to expression Of surprise and not &
little Indignation. The first reply was
from Delaplane, the telegraph Office
nearest to Paris and was as folloWs:-
"No truth in the report. No one
frozen and no suffering. Srow badly
drifted around Paris, but path now
opened"
The next despatch came from Berry
vile, the place whence the news of tht
calamity is supposed to have emanatsd,
1t is as follows:-
Your telegram just received. Paris
Is not buried in snow There are hea-
w drifts south and east Of that place
no one irozen to death. There is some
scarity of fuel. Otherwise no destitu-
tion of which can learn"
Since the reception of the telegram
the published reports are regarded here
as the most extraordinary newspaper
cansrds that have recently appeared.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-13
sweet Revenge.

"Cutting" treatment is so often ap
piled to marble, that when it gets thu
chance to "cut back" it uses it. Mr.
VIM. Will, No. 1913 Frankford avenue
Philadelphia, Pa, furnishes this ex
ample in late communication "Some
time since received a severe injury tc
my back, by falling against the sharp
edge OF marble step, the stone pene.
trating it at least q half inch, and leav.
ing very painful wound. After suf.
fering for time, | concluded to try St.
Jacobs Oil, and am pleased to say that
the results exceeded my expectations.
II speedily allayed all pain and swell
ling, and by continued use made a per
feet cure. l think it the most efficacious
liniment l ever used"
Daily Republican., 1881-01-13
Yesterdny,s Casualties. /.

The boiler In the Union FIGURING Mill
at Detroit, exploded yesterday morning
tearing out the side of the building and
wrecking it to the foundations. Three
men we're killed and two injured, one
severely. The boiler of a steam thresh-
ingmahine burst at Lucan, Ontario, yes
terday, killing one man and injuring
several others. An explosion of Cellu-
leid Works at Newberryport, Mass,
yesterday afternoon, killed Charles B.
Sohofeld, and fatally burned Charles
Hayes. Walter Vandusen was terribly
burned, but may recover. The works
vere formerly situate in Newark, New
Jersey, but were removed to Newbury-
port.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-13
THE STAMP TAX,
w. III. Swift Doesn't want 1t Taken
off Matches.


William Fl. Swift, Of Swift & Court
ney & Beecher company, match manu-
facturers of this city, was given a hear
ing in Washington yesterday by the
Committee on Ways and Means. Mr..
Swift ard other manufacturers oppose
the repeating of the stamp tax on
matches. The principal argument urged
against the repeal was that the whole
business, even TO the siz IS and shapes
Of the boxes and packages, is aud nas
been for years, adjusted to the existence
Of the tax as an element in the cost
of production, and that the proposed
change would wipe out large amount
of capital invested in special machinery
and necessitate troublesome and costly
read justment to the new order of
things, while the Government would
lose annually about three and. a half
million dollars of revenue which Is new
collected in the least burdensome man
ner. Another reason for retaining the
tax was that it serves to some extent
as a protective against the competition
of foreign manufacturers and may soon
be the only protection left in view of
the proposition to abolish the present
duty OF 80 per cent. ad valorem.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-13
calico kOGtnhle.

The Little Harry Yacht Club vii,
give it's first calico sociable on Wed
nesday evening January 26, in tht
Herdman Building. Admission tween,
ty.fye cents. A gold medal will be
presented to the best walter. The
officers will be Steward, J. Moran
purser, A. Foster; grand captain, John
McHugh pilot, Michael J. Welsh
fret mate, Thomas J. Kane second
mate, William b. Mccormick third
mate, Jamss Kane able seamen, J.
Moran, A. Foster, s. Dunlap, T. b.
Tucker, J. Meaney, J. McHugh, w.
Stewart, NJ. Tucker, J. Shannon, }.
Tucker, J. Kane, W. b. Mccormick, G.
Butler, N. J. Weloh, L. Lynn, 7. j.
Kane, G. II Lewis, p. Manion and Z.
Murry.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-13
The mcUabe senate neeeption

The complimentary reception given
in Webster's Dancing Academy las,
evening by the MoCabe Senate was q
very pleasant affair. The persons in
attendance were Of the higher class Of
society. The grand march, participated
in by 81 couples, was lei by Mr.. Jacob
A. Mu.l, of this city, and Miss Sadie
Levy, of Baltimore At midnight O
a supper wss partaken of at Robinson's "a
Gu cream saloon.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-13
Photos,

The Harrlson's Musical Comedy Com
pany, under the management Of Mar
tin W. Hanley, performed at the Opera
House last evening to a small audience
"Photos" iS mixture of melody and
nonsense that causes the audience to
constantly break forth with peals Of
laughter. The carricaturss of Maggie
Mitchell, Sara Bernhard, Knight aud
Emmett we're very amusing and we'll
received.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-13
Tho TeIegrSpRE War,

New ioRK, Jan. l2.--The American
Union Telegraph Company received a
dispatch FROM Newark, N. j., stating
that in consequence OF the continued
depredaticns upon the lines Of the
American Union Telegraph Company
and upon It's petition the Chancellor
in New Jersey to-day granted an in
junction against this Western Union
Telegraph Company restraining 1t, its
officers, agents. servants and employees
from interfering in any manner with
the American Union Telegraph Com.
panY In that Stata.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-13
DR.. Brownins,s . q. q O. Cordial

is the greatest friend ever known to the
consumptive, because It rapidly cures
every cold, which, if permitted to run
its course, would speedily destroy life.
II also reduces that continuous in
hammation which causes such fearful
destruction of the substance of the
lungs. For sale by all druggists. Price,
SOC. W. Champion Browning, Prop'r.,
l1l7 Arch street, Phila., Pa,
Daily Republican., 1881-01-13
Funerai OF N Fireman .

AT poon, yesterday, the body OF Cor
nelius Wiltbank, member Of tn,
Phoenix Fire Company, was brough
from Philadelphia to tLis city. james
Patterson, J. W. Porter, Wm. Russell
VIM. Mckinney, John McElroy and Jas
Shields, a committee appointed by tn,
PbHnix Company to act as pail bear
ers, met the corpse at the depot and
escorted it to the Asbury M. Z. Church
where services were conducted by Rev
Il. K. White. The interment took plac,
at the Wilmington and Brandywin'
cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-13
Another African war.

LONDON, Jan. l2.-Adyices have been
received from Bonny, on the west coast
of Africa, to December l.. There had
been continued fighting on the new
Calabar river, between the King and
Will Braid, the native ckief. The lat
ter attacked Awffa, which commands
the creek down which oil is brought to
the coast, and captured the place after
sanguinary fight.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-13
Extract.

For persons suffering with exhaus
ton of the powers OF the brain and uer
yous system, rom long and continue:
study or teaching, or in those cases o
exhaustion from which SO many youu,
men suffer, | know no better .nedlcin,
for restoration to health than Fellows
Com P0und Syrup OF Hypophosphites.
RDMUND CLAY, M. D.,
PugWash, N. s.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-13
sum ner Literary Society.

A literary society, known as the
Sumner Literary Association, was or
ganized at No. 81 French street, last
evening. Its object shall Re 10 benefit
the moral and mental improvement Of
the members. The following officers
we're elected
President-L. J. Dale.
Vice President-Dsuiel Bantum.
Secretary--J. A. Johnson.
Treasurer-J. A. Lee.
Committee on Rules-P. s. Blake q.
FUR, J. W. Johnson.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-13
The GrnnKers.

A. Brown, secretary Of the District
Grange of Kent and Sussex Counties,
requests publication of the following
resolution, which was unanimously
adopted at q meeting OF the Grange, on
January 9th, at Pennington:
Rssol ved, That this Grange heartily
comedies with the expressions of our
Governor in regard to the corruption
and bribery prscticed at eur recent elec-
tions, and recommends that the pres
snt Legislature take such steps as will
put an end TO such corrapt practices.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-13
AIethfa.

"Alethia or, our Rlessed Faith" is
the title OF Rev. Geo. r. Kramer's lee
ture in the Opera Houss on Sunday
afternoon, at 2.30 O'clock. A collection
will be taken for the new church. All
are invited. No tickets issued. All
will be treated kindly--no personal
abuse, but argument in defense Of the
truth,
Daily Republican., 1881-01-13

In those advanced stages Of bronchial
disease, where great organic decay pre-
cludes the possibility Of restoration,
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup gives very
grateful ease and reliet to the weary
sufferer,
Daily Republican., 1881-01-13
Guard Against Disease.

iiyou find yourself getting bilious,
head heavy, mouth foul, eyes yellow,
kidneys disordered, symptoms Of piles
torme nting you, take at once few
doses of Kidney.Wort. 1t is natures
great assistant. Use 1t as an advance.
guard-don't wait to get down sick.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-13
xha MAnthsr.

WAR Department., Ofice Of the Chief
\ gnal Oficexs Washington, Jan. l3.--l
lndicationsf Tor Thursday--For Now
5ngland nud the Middle states, partly
Ioudy wttther in the northern por.
ions agees n snow, and during the day
rising te1iperAtufs and falling bsrome-
leF, vith Winds shifting to southeast
MA eon thV S1t.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-13

The Lodge has furnished ole Past
Grand Chancellor, IL Past Chancellors,
50 Knights and two E:quires, making a
total OF 101.
The following officers were installed;
=. C.--Thomas J. Millikin.
G. C,-Whilmer Hanson.
V. C.-Walter +. Wolfkill.
Pre.--Joseph B. Woodward.
NJ. E.-Gsorge Hewlett.
M.F.-William McCsrter.
X. X. S.-John McFarlin.
M. A.-Benjamin +. Lancaster.
|. G.-Jamss NJ. Wise.
o. G.-John Bacon
Rep.-William Ii. Barr.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-13
VA A,nrh

Io AZ 4no ~ Suffering from the errors and
tndiAexgti9rH 0f youth, nervous weakness,
early decay io>f Of manhood, etc., viii send
you ~ that will cure you FREE OF
VtAH3t, t1Is great remedy was disc0v.
sf9d PIX NJ mlsttopary in South America.
send ~ Hddfsssed envelope TO the REV.
1:e1f& n i4MAa, Station d., New York
ultj4' sR Ah 4lb-1yw
Daily Republican., 1881-01-13
The Den,i..s' Complaint,

A petition to be presented to Con-
grsss, praying against the extension
Of the patent of the Goodyear Vulcan.
lied Rubber Company, is being signed
by the dentists OF this city. 1t is as
serted tina. dentists are paying from
$i5 to 81 900 per year for liceuse to
use the pateut. 0a Jurs 7, 1881, the
patent runs out.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-13

When one knows q good thing it
should ba told aud We do know from
experience that Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup
ia the best remedy for coughs and colds
We ever used. 1t only costs 25 cents q
bottle.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-13

d, fhe D. s, Senate yesterday, in re
~ to 4 Question by Mr.. Hoar, MIR. I'd
nunds aald he had no doubt that the
Judieiayy C0mmittee "would endeavoi
with diilieenoe's TO bring the Edmundi
Geneva Award BILL before the Senate
Mi. Davis of West Virginia, submitted
! resolution requesting the Finance
Committee 80 consider, among Other
things, the expediency of transferring
from lhs Treasury to the War and
Navy Department the steamboat in
spectIen, ilife-anying and Lighthouse
service, coast and geodetio survey. and
marine hospital service, and OF put,
TINT under the State Department mat
lsfs connected With domestic and for
oign commerce.
Il waaslaia an the table and ordered
70 be printed. Mr.. Logan's resolution
extending the ranking privilege was
discussed. pending consideration Of
TIE Army appropriation bill, tht
eenats adjonrned.
II the H0use the entire session was
devoted To the Rounding bill, which
viii be resumed to-day. The amend
ment liking the rate Of interest at pei
psr cent. was adopted in Committee Of
the Whole.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-13
\ az6t ~ the rh momcter

q the k1r5sldcAN office, on Thursday
aorninS 21l3:
Y o'olook 10 o'clock, IL O'Clock,
~ 29Y ',afl'' 29c 45o
Daily Republican., 1881-01-13
Potma09s and Apples.


quarters for producs, foreign fruit, ap
ples, potatoes and pickles. Potatoes Z
speciality. He Is now offering his extrs
stock 0f potatoes, guaranteed clear O
frost. Rose, Peefless and Burbanks
all pnt III before cold weather. Rose
and BurbAnks, e1 per bushel. Peerless
$50. per bnshsl All A No. stock.
Hsntter.
We are selling choices roll butter al
25 cents by the roll and % cents cut,
At Cartons, Sixth and Poplar streets.
We sell none but genuine butter.
lfxGxen4e eUnderwear.
Lsdies' end misses Hygienic Under,
wear; also corseta made to order; n per.
fect Al guaranteed. Mrs q. K. Ward,
5l3 King street.
Medicines, chemicals, toilet and fancy
articles families supplied with medi.
cipes, accurately. Domestic Cough
Syrup, xtWest Rnd Pharmacy, Seventh
and Jefferson streets.
Grants Fluid lightning and Pike'S
Tootheohe Drops will cure toothache in
two minutes. For sale by Taylor &
Fnllerton, DruggiSts and Apothecaries,
s02 Kihs street,
vscaine Points, easily used, perfectly
reliable, 400. each for sale by N. B.
Danforth pruggist, Second and Mar
kst atres1A
Cubsb cIgarettes, for cold in the
head end hnd breath. Get them at
HaFtnan'a nfug Store, Fifth and Pop
lar streets.
Something New Durham Plug,
grand nobls and mellow chew, knock.
ing Rebeooa higher than kite. Chap
nnAns aole agent, 4th and shipley SITS.
AZ yout xoof 1eaks have it made tight
ty \ hlit0hell, jr., 80 West Front
street rho Makes no charge unloss
iesEs ~ &loppsd.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-13

Governor. ELECT Plaisted, Of Maine,
will be inaugurated today.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-13
Wedding Chimes.

On Thursday evening last, the Red
Lion NJ. E. Church was brilliantly illu-
minated, the occasion being the we'd
ding Of Mr.. James B. Applsby to Miss
Sadie, daughter of the late John D.
litter, the pastor, Rev. Mr.. Waddell,
officiating. At 5 O'Clock the bridal par.
ty entered the church as the organ
pesled forth the wedding march. The
bride was elegantly attired in q dark
gray travelling suit, and being blonde
the delicate tinge which suffused the
cheek only added to her beauty and
made her the perfect representative of
innocence, purity and loveliness. The
groom was handsomely dressed in a
dark suit and was ft companion for
such lovely bride. After the wed.
ding ceremony the happy couple took
the evening train for a bridal trip.
Their many friends wish them many
years Of welded bliss and a bright and
sunny path through the journey of
life.
AT p. M, yesterday, Willard Pyle,
son OF Joseph Pyle, of the firm OF c. &
J. Pyle, morocco manufacturers. and
Miss Ella o. Beggs, daughter Of James
Il. Beggs, were married at the house Of
the bride, the Rev. ]. H. Caldwell, D.
D., paster Of St. Paul's M. Z. Church.
performing the ceremony. Only the
immediate members Of the families
were present at the ceremony, The
young couple received valuable pres
ents from their parents. Mr.. Pyle
and his bride left the city at half. past
~ last evening on a southern trip:
Daily Republican., 1881-01-13
ADELPHIA LODGE.

The Annual Report and Installa-
tiOn Of Oficers.
Adelphia Lodge, No. 8, X. of p, met
on Tuesday evening, when the follow.
ing rsrOrt was submitted:
Daily Republican., 1881-01-13
nrnUrAL MEN rION.
nj. sanhmsSs white. Puhn Onic
10 @ HtE H0khA

stands pre.eminent above all othe
Feraodies a. The femous throat and lunG
remedy ID fscommenGed by thousand,
and universally admired as a pOsitiv,
lung medicine and certain preveutor o
the inroaah of consumption on th,
human Hystsm 50c. and 81. Sold by
best druggists and D. main depot, 4tl
and King; Philp., 602 Arch s:reet Bal
timore, l08 Baltimore street.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-13
rns District Attorney Pat

III re District Attorney Fat
". 4 |srminsd that justice shall
|| o(I1 cbject through the desire Of
I1..te1 a 1Ilhsr jury to hurry up
He personally appears
la III More. the Grand Jury ex-
.I.|a Fl ..1|t technical point in the
I1dIo16Is1ja q that Grand Jurors may
* inislIIespsly. Unfortunately the
(3ovsrn 1.snk ~ made no provision for
~ AasIatsr. Ia consequently no cases
~ * Is Petit Jury while Mr..
Pxit><111 1gsged with the Grand
Daily Republican., 1881-01-13

IT, pH11oxArs in the legislature
did IN Io oommenOe the session with
! fsfofm novement, in regard to the
Gtats printing, bat the crack Of the
8aulsbury lash Knocked all reform
Ideas ont of them. They must first
understand fbat they must consul! the
wish II the f1mily before they un-
dertske any reiorm movement. The
Democrats showed their hands in re-
1orm bnt thoy Sould not maintain their
posItion. They never were "much
rsIormsrs.'' acore ons for the Rspub.
licana,
Daily Republican., 1881-01-13

0un nr6rLkis ARMY has one commis-
aionsd o|IIoer fof every thirty men and
ihexS ax8 6till twenty nine officers
on tb9 xoSier Rho are above the age for
eoinf 81 ~ Spperannuated list. Few
ife. nono >1|sn and nobody wants to
Daily Republican., 1881-01-13

We are selling choices roll butter al
25 cents by the roll and 28 cents cut,
1t Cartons, Sixth and Poplar streets.
We sell none but genuine butter.
The semi-weekly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1879-1882, 1881-09-12

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