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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-13

TEE PRESIDENT and several members o; the
Cabinet have accepted an invitation to attend
during the Knights Of Pythias fair In Balti-
more which commences On the 18Th.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-13

RESIGNED.-Mr. w. c. PennyWitt, who has
lately been In charge OF the railroad division Of
the tenth census. today resigned his position,
as he leaves here for Kentucky tomorrow to
take charge OF a republican newspaper which
he has recently purchased. The clerks who
have worked under him to-day presented him
with a French clock as a token Of their re-
gard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-13

NOMINATIONS READY To Go INA number OF
appointments to important federal positions
have been determined upon which yet remain
a secret between the appointing power and the
parties chosen for the offices, because the ap-
pOintees have requested the President not TO
send in their names while the dead lock con-
t1nues. Among the nominations Withheld for
this reason 1t Is said there are several eX-
Senators who will get foreign missions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-13

1OHN L. KELLY,
- DEALER FIRsT-CLAss Sfse:SSs
BEEF, LAMB. VEAL, MUTTON, &c. H2S
OORNED BEEF A SPECIALITY. N--N-
Stalls 62S, Gz9 and $50 Center Market, 9th street
wing. and 2U6 and 2S Northern Liberty Market; or
address Boz II. City Post Office
Marketing delivered free Of charge TO all parts Of
the city nar24
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By direction OF the Secretary OF War the fol-
lowing changes in the stations and duties OF off,
Gers OF the corps OF engineers are made: CaptJ.
F.Qutnn and lst Lieut.. w. L. Marshall VIII be re-
lieved from their present duties, and will report
ty letter TO Lieut.. Col. Q. \. Gilmore, corps OF
engineers, president OF the Mississippi river
commission, for duty In charge OF works of I'm.
rroyement on the Mississippi river under the
supervision or that commission. Captain E. q.
RurBer will be relieved from his present duties,
and will report TO Major w. r. King, Chatta.
nooga. Tennessee, for duty under his lmmedi-
ate orders. Captain Thomas Turtle Is assigned
TO the local charge OF the improvement on the
Great kanawha river, West Virginia, under the
immediate orders CT Lieut.. Col. w. p Craghill,
corps or engineers.
ARMY ORDBRs.-Major j. c. Breckenridge, as
sistant inspector general is detailed to inspect
such unserViceaDle quartermaster's property at
Fort .Myer, Virginia. The resignation OF I'd
Lieutenant George w. ,tae Baxter Sd cavalry, has
July l. 1851. Leave for one year is granted I'd
Lieutenant Heman Dowd. Sd artillery. Leave
for six months with permission to go beyond
Sth infantry. Captain George L. Browning, 7th
infantry, will proceed to the national armory,
Springfield, Massachusetts,, in order that he
mechanism and dsystems OF construction OF mag
azine guns. in advance OF the meeting OF the
board OF officers OF which he Is recorder. Cap
tain James W. Powell. 1r., 9th infantry, Is de-
W.
camp, and garrison equipage, and recruiting
property on hand at the cavalry recruiting rem.
devious, Baltimore, Maryland
THK DELAWARE ELECTION CASES. about IL In
numper, growing out of the alleged inCerfer-
ence OF deputy sheriAS with United States
marshals at the general election In November
last, came up In the United States district court
&C wilmington. yesterday. The trial will prob.
ably last week and excites great interest
owing to the conflict between federal and state
authority.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-16
FOURTH EDITION.
THIEVES AROUND,
An Attempt to Enter a House On
Poplar street. last Nixhf.

1t seems probable that gang of bur-
| glars and thieves, are at present visit.
ing our city. The recent robbery on
Sixth street was evidently done by a
stranger, who as soon As h. had accom-.
! plishe,l his work doubtless LETT the city.
II has been known for some time in the
police circles Of Phi.ade,p that some
OF the most daring thieves and burglars
in the couutry are a, present, and have
been for some tune pas, making their
headquarters there, and il is more than
probable that these are the scamps that
occasionally visit our city. Last night
two attempts were made to enter the
house of Mr., Engle on Poplar street
abov' Sixth. About half past ten Mrs.
Eugle having occasion 10 enter the
kitchen. heard some one walking over
the root she gave the alarm but the
man escaped. About mi might the
FAMILY We're aroused by a noise in the
rear OF the house, and searching diScov.
cred man on the back shed, evidently
trying TO effect an entrance, Mr.. En-.
gle and another man, armed with pls.
to.s s'ar ed after him, but again he
made his escape, and the family were
lett in peace the remainder OF the nigh.
1t woud b" well for our citizens to keep
a sharp lookout tor these fellows. 10 br
careful al mEut to Sc" that every part
oi the house Is securely fastened, also
prepared with a good revolver TO give.
them "A warm reCepslOn.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-16
The Liquor Traffic.

A Representative Of the EErVBLiVN
called upon Vim. II. Brady, the Ll4aG!'
Bailiif Of this city, and was llloElIa
that he is having but little tr00V.t WIN t
those who were refused license al tue
last term of court, having had ou' wv wv
or three cases for some time lAi' Sae
of affairs is no doubt owing 10 tht 'N.
that the Superior Court meets l'A'
week, when those who were refused n n
cense at the last term CT e0uF' VIVA
again make application, anu III o'us. !"
procure the license have been Observing
the law to the letter, Mr.. Bral! w
that he is not doing anything o. II. .1,.
account in his old line OF business s .n
OF Justice of the Peace, as lls I-s
is pretty much occupied wlL t.. ~.
new occupation. Constable NA! uI
not resigned as was currently 'tgn";;
but has gone back to work, as 'lsI ',r,
not enough work to keep him sV'ns
but he still retains the position u W.
stable,
Daily Republican., 1881-09-16
tran KS at Riberou,

| LONG BRANCH, September l5.-Th,
cfanks who were wont to beSet tn,
| Whlie House with their curr-alis auJ
patents have struck Eloerou, Their,
were TIVE Of them to-day. oMe with q
leather case, resembling a case ot surgi
ca. instruments, advanced until stop
ped by the military guard. He wa,
waved of, but diu lOt wave aUr.h a
ceit, He merely told the man in b.ue
hr mad been sent Tor aud came. "Gl
tell bl. AEnew ihat | got iia telegram
and have come to show him the opera
tIon. The guard naturally suppps,S!
he was a lew physician and led hin,
inside the lines. When Asnrw came
out bateheaded, he quickly nnlcrstour.
the SITUATION. The man had Calueir !
PLiladelphia, and wanted to open hi,
case right there. under the IMPRESSION
that he WAS needed, bat Agnew gut
him over 10 the hotel and shifted HIM
on to Dr. Boynton The latter Went
lntp irlEaIe room and listened IA.
NentIy As possible whlle the philaueI-
PIMA crank wound the crank of a mo
atl OF patent bodstead and then 20.
rid OF him as best he could.
Tie other crank came all the way
from MaSsac chusetts with a bottle Of
hsh OH, which he had squeezed from "a
number OF small nsA. This, he SAID,
poured into the Presidents wouuu
would heal 1t in few days. The Mas
sa iAusetts man was AS coulident as DR..
Bliss. Al. the President needed va. :,
Little fish oil and he was IA well man.
but medicine Is very conservative ana
Tie services OF both the PulL!ielpia
and Massachusetts cranks were scoru-
lul!y rejected.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-16
Gen. BDrnside's FaBerai.

PROVIDENCE, Il. l., Sept. 1J.-Earl '
this morning four companies Of the
Bristol Veterans proceeded to Elgehil
Farm, the summer residence ot Gen.
Burnside, and escorted the body to St
Michael's Church, B.istol, the streets
being thronged. Tae services were con
Quoted by the Rev DR.. Locke, after
which the body was viewed by nearly
the whole population Of the town. A.,
il O'Clock the body was placed on a
special train, aud, with a guard of vete
rams and the Bri,:o committee. con.
veyed to Providence and Placed IN the
rotunda Of the City, whore it was re-
celved by the Committee Of Arrange
ments. Col. SamurA Norris. in behalf
or the Bristol committee, surrendered
lhe BODY IN few pathetic words. to
when Col. William Goddard RESPONDED
on behai1 OF The Stale committee. Turn.
lng 70 the veterans soldiers who relieved
the Bristol guard, he said: Comrades,
the State commands you to guard well
the ashes Of the hero whose fame has
now become her own. Guards were then
posted, the body placed in state in the
drapei hall, and the people, thousands
OF whom had collected, were ad1niteed
to rass rapidly by.
Inc Generais horse, Major, that bore
him through the war, was killed this
afternoon. The animal had become
helpless, and the General arranged for
Its death whenever it could be killed
without his knowledge.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-16
The MethOdist Conference,

London, sept. lj.-Ihe Ecuulenica
Methodist Conference to day passed
resolution in favor of international
a bitration.
The session o; the Ecu nenIcai Con
ieence to-day was ccupled in the dis
cusslou or the use OF the Dress for lii,
advancement OF Christianity, eunrac.
ing clauses OF periodical publications
OF every grade for adults, juvenile
literature, the daily press and the use
to be made OF it by the Church. Mr..
Marshall, Of Nlcksburg, Miss, re.
commented the establishment Of A
We...endowed Church newspaper which,
he said, would do rs much for the
Church as greas universities. He
praised the American press for ;l.
Willingness with which it did the work
Of the Church by reporting Church
services. Bishop McTytire said that ii.
religious papers We're TO narrow minded.
Alr. Gibson condemned the tone of
The secular press OF America. The bal
thce OF opinion seemed to favor the pro.
notion OF religious papers,
RJME, Sept. 1.-The Rev. Campbello,
Canon Of Peters CalLeural, last even
ng ahjured Catholicism in the chapel
u the Aethodists. In informing Car
il"al Borremoe, Perfect of the Congre-
'atlon, Of his decision, he says his ac.
lon was caused by the continued hosti-
lts Of the Pope to-day.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-16
Visiting the >cho,,s

Professor H. c. Carpen enter of r.n.
ana Assistant Superintendent E n y
pubic schools Of Delaware, h,, h..n,
The atty since Tuesday and vii. ls,".. ,,-
return home this Afternoon. In ,a,
pany with Professor Ford, Mr. C,,n. w.
ter went out to Hrandywue ljpntt,a
yesterday making official cali, ',S a, u
publlC schools in that Hundred
The first school visited wa, yo IA
the Concord pike, more r5mmo,, mn NJ
known AS Sharpley's. The ,chDG ;
taught by lady, and the di,rirn
was said to he good, aud the brmi G
weE" Progressing rapidly with t4sr
studies. avg
The gentlemen then prorr,lAi ;,
l;ocklaud where they found two,,6o6,
in one building, both being ycry ar,,
and under Tie charge Of q coipr \
ladies. The Superintendent ,at- IN.
structlous III wo.u methods and Pr.
fessor Ford gave some iu,,IIe,on. \
reading which is his forte.
The school at Augustine Mil, va,
also visited and Instructions rtn
The inequality III teachers sa.are, mad
shown by a comparison between ols|
branch Of the Rock and school wt4,s|
Miss Bryant has - scholars and nd
only $50 per month, while the .eacAs|
at Augustine with about u sclO.sn
gets $40 per month.
On Wednesday Mr.. Carpenter viz.
ted the schools at C.avmout,, ,ForgOcls
Mt. Pleasant and Edge Moor and til; |
forenoon he visited Richardson's; and !
Newport in Clritiana Hundred
Daily Republican., 1881-09-16
Destrucifyc Fires.

The building occupied hv the Hun,
Hu'zinger X Co., ri ,tWre frame manu-
!actuterS, and The Cincinnati Conf
Company, IN clucinnali, WIS burned
yesterday morning. Loss 100000. S.N
dwellings AGENT were damaged ~
tho ilre or falling wal, and Joan !trl.-
ner, a fireman, was 50 badly iuiurr,!
that he died in 4 few hours. Mcleod j,
foundry, at Troy, New Iork, was dam
aged by fire yesterday to the extent Of
so, 900, An engineer employed in he
foundry was seriously injured Dy the
fall Of some castings. II, r. Schultz X
Co. 5 stair factory, near Fort Wayne,
lniiauna, was burned On "Wednesday
night, Loss 5000
\ brush fire started in the Baltimore
Gulch, near San Rafael, California, on
Wednesday, AMI at last account had
swept over a tract three miles in width
and seven in length Farm houses and
country residence, Of S.m kranciScoans
IN the vicinity were surrounded by the
flames, but had escaped destruction.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-16
Rescued from Drowning.

on wednesday afternoon last a prom
lnent man OF King street, whose wit,
Is engaged in tho millinery busines,
Went out upon the Braudywiue to spend
Ihe afternoon, away from the rays Of the
scorchlng sun Of the city. When he
came home his wife noticed that be
was soaking wet. She asked him
where he had been 70 get 50 wet: he re-
plled that while out on the BRANDY
WINE, two small gir!s fell into he creek
anu as There was no one else around, he
jumped over after them, and rc,ciled
thfhl from wa'rry grave. This state
lheht was not accepted by his wife, she
Ssupposlhs that some one had pushed
MN over to give him "a good ducklpp,
her Surinlse is neartr true than his
statement, as we have heard of no one
falling overheard vn that day.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-16
The Opera HOuse,

Mr.. George Clarke the celebrated II
iinlator of Irish character will apJel
to-luorrow evening 1t the Opera Hyus
and present his superb Characterization
Of Corney McGrath, in Gay.0rs power
tul drama. In the comic S01glh, Mr.
Clarke, occupies on proud distinction
Of being the best performer Of lrshl
character on the stage, and has long
been recognized as su.h IN New York,
where he is a universe. iay0rlte. There
is no doubt but what he will be greeted
with IA crowded house.
On Monday evening, Rooms Tor
Rent will be presented with first
class comedy company, Ibis company
have had overtiowing houses Whenever
they have appeared, and in New l9Es
hundreds We're turned away a.Mos'
every night. The farce, for such It -
filled with comicalitlrS and Spark!ls
with wit and humor throughout,
On Friday evening the 30, the htv
-llardie combination will appear Y
the great play ".Jiplomacy,' wA!CA y "
nnquestionably the strongest Of aA
dramas,
Daily Republican., 1881-09-16
SECOND EDITION.
STAR ROUTES.
Three of Mr.. Peck's Routes in Orc.

WASH NGTOS, Sent. 1J.--Among the
orIers OF the Post Office Departmen,
which have recently taken effect are
several affecting three notorious sta1
routes in Oregon, the history Of which
has been published in the Times. Route
No. A, ,lJ5, from the Dalles to Barker
City. 215 miles long, was let to j. NJ.
Peck, OF til; Dorsey party, for S, 2SS per
annuin. There were two trips per week
and the schedule was l90 hours, or less
than l-3 lni. : per hour. In a short
time the mum Der OF trips WAS increased
to seven aud the schedule was expedir-
ed to ~ hours, raising the annual pay
to 81, ,j2J. The next revenue of the in
terlnediate Offices was only 81, l23. The
department has cut OF the expedition
and reduced the serylCe to three trips
per week.
Route No. H. 100, from Canon City to
McDermOtt, 2j5 miles, was also let TO
Peck, OF the Dorsey party, for $2,sSS
per annum. The service was once
week. and the schedule 132 hours. or
less than miles per hour. The num-
Der OF trlps We're increased to seyen.a and
the schedule expedited to 50 hours, or
about - ml.t, per hour, and in this
way tDe annual pay was raised 10 St9,-
i6b. The department has cut of the
expedition and reduced the service 10
once a week, which puts the route in
its Original condition as to pay and ser
vice.
Route No. II, 40, Eugene City of
Mitchell, 20, miles, was also let u
Peck, OF the Dorsey party, for e., 10,
per annum. The service was once
week, and the schedule $50 hours, or |
less than i p miles per hour The mum.
Der of trips was increased to three and |
the schedule expedited to 80 hours,
raising the annual pay TO 81, ,G03. The |
department has cut Oft the expedition
and reduced the service to once
week, as it was originally. These
Were the rOGtes in behalf of which
Dorsey gave the instructions in relation
to the preparation OF petitions and the
negotiating Of sub-contracts, which
were made public last May.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-16
.LOcNEu NiiXa ElrnInan

Inc Convention Of the Brotherhood
Locomotive flreInen embracing dele
ga1es, from almost every railroad in tLt
country, is now in session in boston
Inc secretary states that the tinancja
condition OF the organization was never
before 50 satisfactory. There were a
number OF cLanghs reported by the
COMMITTEES on Constitution and Bve
laws, anon. others is the amount of in
surance, WI iCh is raised to $1,000
Which will be paid to tiremer, in case
OF disability, as we'll az to the family of
a deceased member. The committee on
death claims reported that during the
year, there had been tveuty.four
ueaths OF which twenty were frcn viol-
ent CAUSED,
Daily Republican., 1881-09-16
The Il A. IL. Picnic,

The Picnic given yesterday aftel
noon by Sumner Post, No. 4, q. A. Il.
at the ocheutzen PARK, was well attend,
ed by the mem bers and friends of the
Post, and pleasant time was spent.
Post No. lo3, from Philadelphia, were
the guests OF Sumner Post, and ex press.
ed themselves rs highly pleased with
their visit. In the evening a meeting g
was held at one of the colored churches,
and the visitors lett ON late train that
evening fol their respective homes
Daily Republican., 1881-09-16
THIRD EDITION.
THE STAFF OF LIFE.
meeting OF Bakess Yesterday-An
increase In the Price OF Bread.


Several days ago it was announce,
that meeting of bread bakers would b1
held in Saengerbund Hall, yesterday
afternoon, to take some action towart
increasing the price of bread. THIS ac
ton was taken on account of the recen'
advance in the price of -four. AT tht
appointed time the following gentl emer
were present:
Henry Miller, John B. Stewart, J. D.
Kurtz, f. A. Osler, Jacob Stuck, j
Antweiler, Jacob Winks, John klenlc,
Isaac Nenn, Jacob Tenber, Isaac Osler,
Charles Keoble, James Murphy, Fred
| Wall, {. P. Hall, William O Meara,
Charles Weyl, Daniel MAR and Richard
Griffith. \ permanent organization
was formed by the election OF the to,-
lowing officers;
President-Henry Miller.
Vice Presideut-jJhn b. Miller,
SeCretary-kich4rd Griiii h.
Assistant Secretary A. +. Oslec.
Treasurer-.J aco0 Stuck.
\ resolution was adopted increasing
the price OF bread at " Uholesale 10 four
and eigb, cents per loaf, and al retail,
to live aid tn cents per loaf. II was
also agreed THAI hereafter the bakers
VIII Il. take back, from grocers and
retailers, any bread that they may
haHe lett oyer uuso!d Pies next re-
crlyca a shave If attention and We're
advanced from four AZ i've cents
wholesale, =" rive and six cents Iespec-
tiv' ly. A eunmit.cr consisting al
Daniel MAR, Jacob Huber and Cnaries
kHbIr, wa, appointed and instructed
10 wait on all bakers not present, and
get hem as far - possible, to Join the
association, aud cooperate in the new
order Of thiugs which will TAKE effect
n once. The meeting jhen atmurLeI
until Saturday evening the 24-u 1:st
Daily Republican., 1881-09-16
Eympatbizing With Garne'u'

On Wednesday morning the ~ s's y,
Castle Presbytery, now i'll sess.un 'a,ns !,
White Clay Creek Church, uhahlln,,n l,,,0n
ly passed the foil wing resc'"N''
offered by Rev. II. W. Hebertonn .,.A,.
"Resoived, The New Castle fles.lt rss.t
terry in session at White Cla! 'is assu
Church, Delaware, records It's ,wj,y uIy
SENSE of tho great national ca'ah u ths
that has fallen upon the country n n..i. u.
attempted assassination of the n,a.ss .a
dent Of the United States, and ezPTet,i~, e,i,'
its deep sympathy with the. me a'',"l and
guished sufferer and his family fanmnl,!yilencs 4rs
Dowing to this mysterious Pr9S,rsuivy rsuiv
we commend HIN to onr ho''bt hat
Father, the bearer Of prayer, an" .i.rs sIh in
in view of this we will coh'ihuo o,,h n
faith to plead tor his recovery u ''
and strength.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-16
Carriage Unset.

Yesterday afternoon, whIle two col.
ored men named Tony Wilson and
Alonzo Smith, both from West Chester
were driving out to attend the pic-niC
OF Summer Post at Schcutzen Park,
they made short turn, when bolt
came out upsett!ng the carriage and
throwing the men violently TO the
ground. Wilson had an arm broken
Whlle smith escaped With a dislocated
shoulder. DR.. Draper attended to them,
ana alter being Rendered Az comfortable
az possible under the circumstances.
they left for West G. ester last eveuinu
Daily Republican., 1881-09-16
The ErEt Regiment band,

The First Regiment Band, have re
c"iv"d their new caps aud be!,s from
Hor,tman Of Philadelphia and al.
much pleased with them. The caps ar,
made Of blue cloth, trimmed with gold
and white feather plume. On The
front Of the cap is iueta! coat Of arms.
The belts are mixed gold and curIel!
blue silk stripes, while the buckle is
solid silver. The shoulder straps are
made Of blue cloth, with a hand
some cross lorn.ed Of gold thread II is
expected that their suits viii arrive in
a day or so,
Daily Republican., 1881-09-16
A Sick HOrsQ-

Mr.. Il. S. Smith, carter, of 226 French
street, has had one OF his horses suffer.
ing with the pneumonia for week or
ten days past, and was under the care
OF DR.. Hanley, veterinary surgeon OF
TINS city, but, despite his skill, the
horse continued TO grow worse, and
yesterday Mr.. Smith concluded to call
in the services of DR.. Geo. Fallows,
ano'her veterinary surgeon, and under
MS streaMn ent the horse was much bet
ter to-day.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-16
fhe Fare TO Philadelphia to be
Increasd,

It is rumorad that the local :are from
this city TO Philadelphia is to b. in
creased from fifty to seventy-tive cents,
to take effect on the first CI October.
If this be the case, the Balti-
more and Ohio's new rad which viii
be- run through this city viii be greeted
with pleasure by a. WilningtoniAns
who visit hi'adelpAia, or those who
have business there, A. the Irice of
communication tickets is also TO be in.
creased, those who live here and work
in Phi iadeIphia will have 10 reu. ain
there during tho week
Daily Republican., 1881-09-16
HomewOOd Driving Park.

The anr nal fall meeting of the Home
wood Driving Park Association, of
Newark Del, will come of tomorrow
afternoon, at 2 o'clock, at that place
and promises a rare treat to all lovers
of the turf. There are some good horses
entered for the different races. There
will be 2:4O, 3.005:j0 and minute race;
also running race. A number OF viii
mington horses are entered, and treat
is in store for those who attend.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-16
Repatring the Se"er'

Workmen are now engagea rhir NJ ID AMI
ing the shipley run sewer AZ Il inln IN dur
Monroe streets, where 1t cavei niaht n,
ing the storm Of last SUNDAY .hs entirt
will be necessary to rebullu ~ ntravel |!
ar Ii under Third street, ans al!u w The
blocked except for pedestrlaarnnIl! wears
sewer was constructed sev1,"; s" ia now
ago, by Mr.. John Hanley ""o W. ,t f. a cost
engaged in making the repairs ''
Of $500,
Daily Republican., 1881-09-16
Phllndelullia Slatl6tlCe'

The annual report of Health o,lau; ,.aar
Addkic, of Philadelphia, for I las, ;hrrs M
shows that during that perloo :" '"0 Al
were 1888 births, and Of thess seSs mar mar
were boys, and 9,31l girls ,ru lnu that
ital knots that were tied sao" s,o life
G,476 couples had tired OF sinsiIh sns hp,tel
and Joined hearts and hands ~, .h0 came
or for worse. The deaths IN !he INN.
time numbered 17,7ll, OF which n'
her 4o4 were from smallpox.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-16
Have YUu Seen

the stock o. goods in the custom room
at The Wilmington Clothing House, 4 b
and Market. Dietenlorf has no rival
that can equal him in this branch of his
business, and his stock is second 10
no one elsewhere in larger cities. just
call and examine them, you will not be
asked to buy.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-16
The Pn9nlx Recepffon.

Upon the return of the Phoenix Fir
Company from Reading, on lo-morrov
week, they will be received by tn,
Friendship. The company will pro
ce ri in citizens dress to the depot t,
meet the Phmnix, when street parade
Will be had, and pass all the fire engin,
houses in the city. Afterwards they
Will proceed to the friendships engine
house where "a banquet will bs served