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The Evening critic., 1881-06-14
DIED.


ANDERsoN.-On June II, ut o'clock p. m,
Henry Edward, only child of Robert l.. and Rosa
IL. Anderson, aged months and ~ days.
Little Harry, thou hast left MS,
Yet we hope TO meet thee there;
Thou art safe in the arms of Jesus,
In the sweet, the over there.
Funeral will take place from his parents resi-
dence i73 q street southwest to-day, at o'clock
D. IN. Relatives and friends Invited to attend.
MCGRAw.-After II short and painful Illness, at
IL o'clock p. M, June H. 1881, James +. Mctiraw,
beloved husband of Emma V, McGraw, aged 81
years and months
Dearest husband, thou hast lain thee early
In the dark and gloomy grave;
Loved we not thee most sincerely,
Did we not thy presence crave?
Wen not weep around thy tombstone,
Offer not single tear
Ask the grave unfold Its BOSOM
For we Will not find thee there.
We will go and pray-Our Father.
From whose hand the light Is given,
That when we shall cease, none other
But Thine own shall be our Heaven.
Friends and relatives are invited to attend his
funeral from his late residence, 18th street road, OPP
pOsite ScheutZen Park.
| SIMMs.-On the morning of June u, 1881, OF
heart disease, Joseph LSmms, In the Gist year of
his age.
Relatives and friends of the family are respect
| fully invited to attend the funeral from his late
residence, No. 3ll7 west street, Tuesday the llth
! instant, at $50 y. IN.
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
OUR NEW WEST.
RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.
THE MODEL FAST LINE,
AND THE ONLY LINE BETWEEN
THE EAST AND THE WEST.

VIA NuSill1lPlOI
DOUBLE TRACK! JASNEY COUPLER!
STEEL RAILS!
fheoH'e 70 1 is f''SSl haGT @ --a ''
IL, 2o-CHIcAGo CIScINNATr AMIDST. LOUIS FAST
500 baltimore EllIcot City and Way Stations.
t6. 4o-RALrIMonE EXpnESs. w., ,p,o,,
mont strasburg Winchester, Hagcrstown
8.1o-Point of Rocks and Way Stations,
Experimentation, NEW York and BosToS
EXPRESS
meets for Hagerstown and ut Point ofRocks
for Frederlck.(
t9.oo-on Sunday only-Baltlmore, Annapoli5and
EXrgSs stops At n myotiisI,
junction, Jessups and Hanover.
no o-PITTsBuRGH, CHICAGO, CiScISSATf and
~. LOUIS EXPRESS.
i2.1o-Ba Baltimore, Ellicot City, Annapolis and Way
II a5-on sunday Only, for Baltimore and Way.
~ .16-BALTIMoHE EXpnEss. -,
10 .oo-BALrIMonE. PnILADELrnrA and NEW
a.ao-Baltimore and Way stations. winchester,
Frederick, lfagerstown and Way, via Re
4ao--BALrnoRE, uYATrsyILLE AND LArREI.
EMPRESS, Frederick, VIA Relay. Stops ut
Annapolis Junction.
Il baltimore Annap,olis, md Way stations.
Winchester and Way. (onSunday to Point
Of Rocks and Way stations, .,.,.
10. 45-BALTIMoRE EMPRESS. (Mnrtlnsburg and
Way, via Relay. stops at Hyattsville and
6. o5-Point Of Rocks and Way Stations
10. 46-Batimore and Way Stations.
7.3o-BAITIMoRE, HYArTsvIILE and LAUREL.
EXPRESS
to,15-pfTTsBrToH, CINcrNSATI, and ST. LOUIS
10. 5o-PnILADELPnIA,, NEW YoRE and Boston
1000 BAITMoRE, 1iYArTsvILLE, and LAUREL
EXPIRES. stops on signal or to let of pas
sengers at any station between Washington
and Annapolis Junction.
tDaily. SUNDAY only. Other trains daily OK
XII trains rom Washington stop at Relay sta
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special announcements!

Buyers Of all kinds Of summer under
wear and straw hats will find il to their
advantage, before purchasing goods in this
line elsewhere, to call at Francs popular
corner, Seventh and ID Streets where the
above mentioned articles are sold at slaugh-
tering prices.
The Evening critic., 1881-06-14
National Hotel Arrivals.

+. Staples, ir,, Annapolis s, d. Leon,
Brooklyn; j. r. Edmonds and wife, Va. r.
Il. Brandt, Md. j. j. Lee and wife, Iowa /;
j. Nj. Kibbe Philadelphia; +. l., Kellogg,
New York; b. Williams, st. Louis; w. #.
Clawson, Oakland, Cal; s. S. Clawson, Oak
land, CAL; II. It, Scott, Warrenton, Va. A.
McCurley, Chicago; f, w. Trocumn, Phila-
delphia; A. G.. Smidt, New York II. II.
Key, New York; II, j. Hart, New York.
For cheap trunks and valises, go to Hcrt-
ZOg's 30S Ninth street
The Evening critic., 1881-06-14
1881 THE GREAT 1881
PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE,

DOUBLE TRACK, STEEL RAILS
Splendid scenery Magnificent Equipment
TRAINS Leave ,WAsIiINGfoN' from depo
corner of sixth and streets,
as follows:
sleeping cars to Pittsburg and Chicagoi 1880 a,
IN. daily, with Sleeping cars from Harrisburg
to Cincinnati, 81. Louis and Chicago $3.50 p. m.
BAiTiMoRE & POTOMAC iLiRoAD,
For Canandalgua, Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara
Falls with paGl9r Car to Watkins Watkins and Sloo the
m. daily except Saturday with Palace car 10
Canandaigua and Watkins.
For Milliamsp9rt, Lock iiaySn ana Emira
For New YORK ard tie East 500 g. M 1920 a. M,
and iSI5 ana a. ioi i F. Exppess 81 Pa nan
Palace Cars. 80 II, m. daily, except sunday.
Jersey City with boats OF brooklyn Annex, az
fordlng direct transfer TO Fulton street, avoid
ing double ferringe across New York city.
For Phiadelphia 500 a. m, 1880 3, M, ScN' 90
1000 and lob p. M; On sunday at 200, 5,4O
daily. except sunday.
For Baltimore, $40, 500, $50 1880 Il. m, and 100
40, 40, $40 $50, 1000 and l0.l5p m ON sun
day, 500 1880 u. m, 200, $40 $50 1000 and lOl5
For Po 5li creel, Line, Oo II. m. ana 40 p. M.
For annapolis, $40 a. nj, and l4Op, M, daily, ex-
ALE&ANDRfA AND MISUNDERSTANDING
RAILWA1IYl, IAN, ANp AbhEXANDRIA AND
For Alexandria I, 40, go and 1870 a. M, 40, D,
GO and ll.3O p. m. ON Sundays ut 100, 80
For Richmond ana the South, 200 and lilo u. m.
daily ana p nm d9ily sNSSP. Sp@d@y soz
night. ON Sunday nj sos and 10 II. m, and
Tickets Information sleeping and parlor car &C
cOmmOdHons can be procured at the offices north
east corner ofrhirtcenth street and Pennsylvania
avenue and at the station, where orders can be
left for the checking ofbaggage todeslmationi nom
hotels and residences.
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager,
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Naval bulletin.

Chief Engineer Philip Inch has been or
dered to hold himself in readiness for sea
service as fleet engineer of the Asiatic sta
ton, and Chief Engineer o. II. Lackey to
duty at the Washington navy yard ON the
18th instant, in connection with charge of
engineers stores.
Lieut. T. T. b. NJ. Mason has been detach-
ed from the Pensacola and ordered to pro-
coed home and wait orders; Lieut.. j. V. b.
Blocker, from the Naval Academy, and or
dered to the training ship Minnesota, 18th
instant; Master Chas II. Lyman, from the
Naval Academy, and ordered to the Wyo-
ming; Passed Assistant Engineer Chas. w.
Rae, from the Wachusetts, and ordered to
the chief of Bureau off Steam Engineering
for special duty; Passed Assistant Engineer
Albert f. Dixon, from the Minnesota, and
ordered to the Wachusetts.
First Lieut.. A. S. Taylor, U. S. NJ c., has
been detached from the Quinnebaug and or
dered to duty at the marine barracks,
League Island, Pa.
Second Lieutenant III. III. Gilman has been
detached from the marine barracks. League
Island, and ordered to duty at the marine
barracks, Brooklyn, N. Y.
The Evening critic., 1881-06-14

5000 Yards Lace
from 2 cents up, at A. Behrend's, 707 Mar
ket Space,
The Evening critic., 1881-06-14

Homicide in AIIegnny County. VI,

Buy clothing of light texture at George
Spransy's, 507 Seventh street.
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p AIl-WOol Blue Flannel Suits SO:
warranted fast color. |. Hamburger & Sons
6l5 Pennsylvania avenue.


BULL RUN RUSSELL, in recent letter to
the London Morning Post says that Wash
ington has in few years undergone greater
changes for the better than any place in
the United States. 1t is strange that Eng
lish travelers-at least, if we are TO judge
from recent books of travel--seldom come
to capital in every way worthy of in
spection. In the two latest and best books
of travel there is no mention of it Mt all. 1t
is now incomparably the most beautiful city
in the Union; the streets, broad, asphalted
or well paved, lined with trees no longer
strike right and left into illimitablc dis
tances ofunoccupied space,
THE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION of George
town College met last night at Gonzaga
Hall, and was largely attended This as
ISOLATION was organized in 1876 by John
Carroll Brent, since deceased, Judge Walter
S. Cox, of the District bar; DIR. johnson
Eliot, DR.. Daniel b. Clarke, Tallmadge Lam
BERT and others. As large number of
Georgetown graduates reside in Washington
1t was Immediately success The present
officers are Judge Walter S. Cox, president;
DIR. johnson Eliot, Hon. b. G. Caulield, DIR.
Daniel b. Clarke, Alexander Porter Morse,
Tallmadge Lambert and DIR. Ralph Walsh,
vice-presidents; L. ID. f. Brady. secretary,
and Z. G. Lancaster, treasurer The subject
matter of the present meeting was princi-
pally to perfect blending of the alumni of
the three branches of the University, the
classical, law and medical. The next meet
ing will be held ON Monday evening next,
GENERAL EPPA HUTTON left Washing
ton this morning for Fairfax Court House,
to appear for Mr.. Davies, who was remand
ed to Jail by Mayor Tansill, of Manassas,
for refusing to pay fine imposed for al
legged assault and battery. Manassas seems
to be Il hot-bed of dissension, tempest eter-
nally brewing in the teakettle. The pres
cnt affair was the outgrowth of vote for
officers of the temperance association in the
course of remarks made by one of the mem
bers, Mr.. Baldwin, who said that there were
men present ut the meeting who could
change the votes at any time by manipula-
ton. Davies approached him, asking
If he referred to him, catching him by the
lapel Of his coat. They were separated
but Baldwin caused the arrest of Davies; the
mayor imposed fine which Davies refused
to pay and therefore remanded him TO Jail
Hunton appears to argue for his release.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-12
mayors COURT.
A Number OF Cases Heard ys.,..
day-The Most Of them the Ka.n,.
u . too Free I'VE OfRnn,

TIE Mayor was busy at h,,b a.,
morning and evening session of ,bs WI wy
ice court yesterday, and uisno.al W, v,
the following eases ''' W
Ellen Gallagher was charpad u,a
dlsorderly conuu,t aud fined Tha .n,. ',4
and ordered to furnish 500 bail 10 k,sa. ka
the peace. ~ 'eep
Alexander Greenly, was both a,rn,
and disorderIy and the Mayor inIpo,4I
a fine Of 81 and costs. ''''
a drunk next occnpir, the docL
and was required to fork over n csr,,
and the costs OF the case.
James White and John H,rdc,.,'.
were next called to account, 10 eynain
how 1t was that on saturday nigh, thew
were drunk and disorderiy and fired
pistol in the street. The explanation
not being satisfactory, they were each
required to pay & and costs.
Edward Richie, wl,hlnyto take ,
ride appropriated another ppr,m'.
horse and carriage that had been IN
standing in front Of a house, The
Mayor thinking that as h had the rda
he ought to be willing to pay for il
fined hun 81 and costs.
Two more drunk, A. 81 cents and
costs, came next.
John Duckery who had acted in
disorderly mauner, was fined 81 aud
costs.
Three young men Were next arragnei
TO answer the charge OF lighting over
Third street bridge OH saturday after
noon and evening The evidence being
conclusive they were each fined s. and
costs.
There were no eases heard this morn,
ing.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-12
DEATHS.

SMlTH-On Friday evening, Sept, 9th,
Mary W.. youngest daughter ofThomas b.
Saith, aged years and months.
The relatives and friends Of the fam lily ore
respectfully invited to attend the funeral
from the residence Of her parents, N. w. corn
er Twelfth and Market streets, on Monday
af, srnoon next, to IN set at o'clock, and pro-
ceed to New Castle for in:erment.
SHaRPLEY.- In Brandywine Hundred, on
the 1lth inst, Matilda, wife Of Jacob Sharp.
ley.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invi-
ted to attend the funeral from the residence
of her husband Jacob Sharpley, on " ednes.
day, the 14th inst, to leave the house at two
o'clock. lnterment at Newark Union Gene
t,ry. Services in tho church.
OlHILL-On the lltb inst, Andrew Cahill
age, 7syearS.
halatives ani friends are respectfully in.
yited to attend the funeral from his late resi
deuce, No. $40 West second street. on We'd
pesd :.y morning. at $50 o'clock. High mass
at St Panls church. Interment at the New
| Cathed raj cemetery. t
EASTBITRN-On the 10th 5inst., Jane, wife
Of Newton B. Eastburn, in the list year Of
her age.
Relatives and friends are respectfully In
| yite TO attend her funeral from the residence
| OF her sonin.law. p. Phillips, 205 W. Eleventh
street, on Tuesday morning, at 10 O'Clock,
without further notice. lnterment at Mt.
s Llem emetery.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-12
The LYnrh aliAn.

1t il said that the Lynch lnvestiga.
ton committee will Meet This evening
and that a plan OF procedure will be
agreed upon.
Mr.. Gardner up to II O'Clock had re-
coived no notice 10 be- present at the Iii.
vestigation, and he says he wants 1t TO
be thorough. He is willing 10 be placed
upon oath or to produce aIhdavils ana
he wants all others whC testify to DO
the same and he sworn. MI Gardner
does not mean that there shall be any
whitewashing il he can helVlt, and ne
dares Mr.. Lynch to produce sworn eVl'
dence which is truthful that Will eScu'
pat him from the Iarges OF naIleaSallc'
in office. If this course Is not pufSueu
and everybody PVT upon thelf oa'lN
Mr.. Gardner says that puoAc ol'll!u4
cannot 60 wrong i'll pjacIng the oaI'
where it properly belongs. Mr., 'a'N'
ner also deties Mr.. Lynch while ne u
about proving SO many things asalhS, sTAi
h m to prove that he stuffed 'he lA'H L.H
Ward ballot box, a charge "l".
Patrick indignant! denies, aA0 e,tn Sl
if it was true Mr.. Lynch shon'o 10 1I'
last man in the word to 'hjett 70 mi ..i
lot box stutflng, after having pEyn,'s }yo,
so much from the stutfns he a''es''
was done.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-12
FOURTH EDITION.
BOR N-DIE d.
Registrar Fraser's Weekly Report
Of the Births snd Deaths In III II
G,ttv.

Registrar Fraser's Week IL Repor,
Of the Births snd Deaths In III IL
City.
For:the week endingIat noon On Sat
urday last, the Registrar reports AZ
births, and SO deaths against % for the
corresponding week of last year.
The causes of death were: Drowning.
2; Bright's disease, 2; cholera infan.
tum, 6; consumption, 6; dentition, |
dropsy, l; enteriti, i; funie prolapsus,
!; inflammation of brain, l; menin-
gifts, 2; marasmus, 2; paralysis, /;
tubinulosis, !; typhoid fever, 3; urn.
mia, l; valvular disease of the heart,
] commissions, |.
Two were brought here for nterlnent
and two were sert away.
Males, 49, females, l5 Whites, 90;
blacks, a. Under year, 7; between l
and 2, 4; and B, 3; 5aLd 10, l; 10 to
Is, /; Is to 20, a. 20 to 80, 6: 80 to 40, 2;
40 to so, /; SO to 60, I; 90 to 10, B.
OF these, Is were adults and 20 were
minors. Two died in the almshouse,
and two cases were investigated by the
coroner Thirty-two of those who died
were born in the United States, and
two We're of foreign birth.
BY wards the deaths were as follows ::
First ward, 3; Second ward, 4; Third
ward, s; Fourth ward, 2; Fifth ward, i;
Sixth ward, 2; Seventh ward, 3: Eighth
ward, 4; Ninth ward, l. Tenth ward, 4;
Eleventh. ward, 3.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-12
A Failure.

1t may be taken for granted that
there is going to be no Internal. onal
worlds fair in this country during the
next few years. New York was the
first city that set the ball in motion and
she fixed the time for 1883. There was
a desperate attempt to secure sufficient
subscriptions, and Il million Of dollars
or more was subscribed; more perhaps
could have been secured, but the parties
having the affair in charge were unable
to secure a suitable pla ;e on which to
erect the necessary buildings, and after
a good deaf of wrangling the whole
scheme fell to the ground. The Boston
took hold of the natter anu for time it
looked as if the year 1885 W uld see a
great worlds fair up in the Hub.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-12
uumutv Dumpiy TO'nis,,

Geo. Il. Adams famous .,i o'cocs
Troupe, arrived in this city y",na "a, =, palacs
last hight in their handsome ,1 ''tnu Hou.e. i
Car and proceeded to the clay,ot' ,,ut At The
RI, The H troupe will appear tonlsn,;; ;,;ss' s' and
Opera House in their specl.ii,srless, Greet.
there is no doubt OF 5helr po'TT Tne pro.
with an overtiowing houSe. East that the
pramme will be one OF the oe'. aver v had
citizens of Wilmington nave md moth.
an opportunity of witnesSllls,aii ,,'.ilI otfeld
;no Vii be said or done that Will w.
the most fastidiOus.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-12

Personal.

John NJ. Stotsenbuig, first lieutenant
OF General Carr's regiment of cavalry,
visiting his parents at New Albany, re-
celved orders from the war department
to report at once to his regiment tor
duty, and left for the front next morn
ing at six o'clock.
Lieutenant Stotsenburg is a son of
Hon. 'Iohr NJ. S'otsenburg, and grahu-
ated at West Point this year. His
leave of absence was not out for month
yet indianapolis News.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-12
A HEAVY STOlkM NJ.
Done In the Western part Of the
City.

The violent storm of rain. which pre-
vailed .ast night, commenced about 7
o'clock, and was attended with sharp
lightning and heavy thunder, The rail-.
fell in torrents, and many persons who
were completely drancilel. There was
considerable damage done all along the
line Of the Shipley run sewer. The
track Of the Front and Union streets
railway, aud at Front and Adams ST.,
was c verel with dirt four feet deep;
this morning a number Of workmen
were busy ll.sremoving it, but all travel
on the road was suspended. The resi-
dence Of Mr.. Patrick Quinn at the cor.
her of Front and Adams streets, was
completely inuuddted, not op!y he cel-
lar being iiIied With water, but also the
lower story. TO the depth OF eighteen
inches ru.2lng carpets and 0rher turni-
ture. TIE residents OF Bradtord's row,
an alley running Oft Front street above
Adams sun red, perhaps, the worst OF
any. The uO.srs five in number, and
all fra auts, are built on low piece Ut
ground aOi gsld- Of the sewer, and the
water came running down Ikea river
washing away their out houses, and III
few minutes filing the lower stories
of the dwellings With at least four feet
OF water. Above the roar Ofthe storm,
could be heard tlr shricks OF frightened
Woi4on anu the cries Of terrified chlA-
dreu.
Mt. EsglintUn, morocco manufac.
furtl on In!rl street near Anams, also
tterei consider damage; his cell
I4lr vas filled with water and the con.
tents OF "a large tan val completely
W shed out, lie also lost lot OF sum &c.
Tu1 sewer on rhird lear Monroe street
caveaiu, taking the pavement and part
of the street with it.
AT ScOits morocco place there was
about feet Of water in one part of tt .
cellar. AT McClary & Cos, Fourth
and Monroe streets, a stone wall was
washed away, and on Monroe street
above f. ghth, the water washed away
the back foundation wall of building
letting down the kitchen. The house
belongs to Mr. jackson.
One woman Mrs. connolly was so
alarmed, that scarcely knowing what
she did, troke through tho thiu parti-
Won OF hex house and escaped to her
neighhors. Mrs. Baldwin finding the
water still rising in her honse, about II
O'Clock, TOOK her young babe III her
arms, aud gathering her other children
together made her escape out Of Il rear
window t. high ground, and then on
through the pcllng storm 10 friends
Oh Reel street where they remained all
night. The persons living in this row
aie all poor, hard working people, and
nearly all Of them have lost dishes,
towels, buckets aud other small articles,
The houses this morning present a fear
e ful scene, the lower stories of al of them
being covered with mud five or six
inches deep.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-12
civil Service Reform in inc Post
Office Department..

1t appears that Postmas er General
James has entered upon Il regular sys-
TEN of competitive examinations for
appointments aud promotions in the
post office department. The meth'd d to
be carried out is illustrated by exami-
nations which have taken place the
past week. A $1,000 vacancy was to
be filled. Competition for the appoint
ment was confined to 81 400 clerks. The
vacancy thus made in the 81, 400 class
was open only TO 81 200 clerks. and the
promotion by competition of a clerk
of this class left y place for competition
in the 81 900 class The promotion
from this class leaves a vacancy to he
filled by competition open to outside
applicants The formal adoption Of
this method is already having q whole
some effect on the morals of the depart
ment.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-12
FIFTH edition
THE LATEST.
Tie President Much Ro,,
Morning,

Morning.
The latest despatche, from E,A...
are up to 1915 this forsno vi
fresldent passed comfortable =,
ana ne took nourishmen, reDe,,,' ~
during the night The cough an, -
pecforation had materially diminish,
1t is hoped that he will contuua >,
gain strength through the dav ,,, "
less he does he cannot be said ;, -
overcome the lung disease with w,,,
ne Is said to be afflicted, The Cah,,
which had planned a trip to the Will,
mountains have postponed it on acco,,,
of the Presidents slight RELAPSE w.
pulse at 9 A. NJ was 100, tempsr,,n.,
9S.4 and respiration Is.
postmaster-General James visited -,
President and found him in good ,r,;,
and looking better. Surgeons oDi.,
lung complication under control. p,
piration, pulse and temperature s,,,,
Daily Republican., 1881-09-12
AsSufy II. Il. Society.

At the meeting Of the Asbury NJ. f.
Society this evening, the following
question will be debated. Resolved
That Demosthenes was a greater ora.
tor than Cicero" Supported on the af-
tirmative by Jerman j. McMulen and
Mrs. James H. Floyd. On the negative,
by Mrs. NJ. c. Derrick. There will al.
so be an address by G. NJ. Leitch and
select readings by Hubert A. Roop and
+. l. Adkins. Vocal music will also
constitute portion of the programme.
The meeting will begin at 7.3o o'clock.
The society will hold a temperance
meeting on Monday evening Sept. 10th.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-12
Alarms OF Fire.

Ihere were two alarms of fire this
morning, the first about I o'clock, was
sounded from box No. "a, at Front and
. oustison street, and was caused by a
car load OF lime, that was wet with The
rain last night taking fire. The dam
age was slight.
About 1890, this morning au alarm
was sounded from box No. 3, at Tenth
ana orange street, and was caused BY a
pan of sugar boiling over, and catch
ing fire in McCann's candy manutacto-
ry, at Tenth and Market streets. There
was no damage done, and no necessity
of calling the department out.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-12
Personal

Lewis Gallagher. former! o. "
city, has located in Lancaster, o. a. left
Mrs NJ. q. Butler, the m'!linJ 'hs tup
this morning for three "'e'
through the western states #
Joseph Pyle, the Great lncoh'IS ,is eyeu.
the Imp. o. II. NJ. will start .h's n. Ss
ing for Annapolis to meet "''A
ton Council of that ORDER .,,ov
Mr.. A. Gooken, who is in tne 'lnfj 'nrfhj.
of Coup's Mammoth SHOW NOV nov ,itv at
itipp in New York, is in 'hls t"' lle
present on o visit to his pareh'', i,n
will leave home time this "een n -,t rae,
the Circus. Abe is looking us n;'ymeut
and says that he is in tue eu'''
of good health.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-12
q. and Army Picnic.

Sumner, Post No. L., G. A. H., OF
this city will hold picnic in the
Schuetzen Park, on Thursday next, the
10Th instant, the festivities to CON-
mence at II o'clock. The Harmony
Cornet Band will furnish the music
Post 1o3 of Philadelphia and l3O of
Went Chester, and delegation from
Post 10, Chester, will be the guests of
Sumner Post at the picnic.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-12
Alarm EllllerAI.

The funeral Of Miss Rosie Mcl 'osAe'
took place from the residence ol le,,s, ne, ~
ther, No. 633 West Third street. Ic,.a ra,
day aft, rnoon at 3 O'clocN, anu ".'
largely attended. The deceased Ssm S'';sr
tired in the dress peculiar to the 9oV,s. icy,
of Children of Mary, OF which she TN WI
a member. The coffin was co'Tfe' T1 Tra
white cloth with b.uc rlmmln!'' at At.
Society of the Children OF Nay .hs,a
tended the funeral in body anu ~, 'f of
were also present a large huIyb hA'uIynbia
relatives and friends from phiIau'faan and
The floral offerings were numerous, nsrss w
included among other handsome ,pnchM p'h
a cross and crown, a pillow, au %"d SI in
and sickle. The services were n .,i hy
St. Paul's church and con'u'''' y
Bishop Becker.