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Daily Republican., 1882-08-18
The ITnttahOOu Red Faceu,

MatJahoon Tribe, No. IL, Imp, Order
Of Red Men, celebrated their fourth an.
niverSary in the fourth story Of the Lei
herman building last night, quite q
large number of pale,faced friends and
the squaws and papooses of the mem
bers being present TO enjoy the pleas.
ures Of the occasion. The room was
very tastefully fsstooned with flags
and bouquets around the sachem's seat
added beauty to the scene and spread
their fragrant aroma through the room.
The exercises opened by q prayer by
Rev. r. Potter, after which the old
choir of the Household Of Faith church
under the skillful leadership of Charles
Coley sung "safely through another
year" Great Sachem Joshua M. Clay
ton was the "big-iniun" of the occasion
and presided with beaming grace and
dignity without tomahawk and feath-
ers. Red face 7. II. Fl. Messenger led
in q "big talk" welcoming their friends
10 seat around the Council fires and to
a Whit Of the oalmut.
The Star of the evening was Charles
Farrell, q comic song singer who
used o banjo as an accompaniment. The
hungry man from Edgemoor," brought
down the house. He was OF course
encored time after time.
Thomas f. Moreland, staid steady
red-face and keeper of Comercial Rec
ords in "big talk" told how many
Sons the Tribe had been organized, the
bad effects the panic of 1872 73 had
upon it; how it scattered the braves in
to the hunting ground of the nation but
the Council fires near went out.
The average membership of the tribe
In those ten years was So; and $2039
had been paid for the relief Of mem.
bers, $50 was paid for the funeral
benefits of mem ber, $240 for membe rs
wives, and $140 we're paid In donations;
In all the Tribe had spent $2526. The
Roberts Sisters then sung "In the Star
Light" and an organ solo was given by
George Neitzey, Miss May Hersey
read "Socrates Snooks," and being en-
cored read "Riveries in Church. "
e. Stout favored the audience with a
couple of mouth organ solos and j.
Kennedy preached a sermon on sold
Mother Hubbard and her dog" and
read in character 'FThe new Church
Organ" Not the least enjoyable part
Of the programme was the superabund-
ant supply of 'reuuion" in the shape
of ice cream and cakes, to which all
were helped. The choir rendered much
pleasure to the evenings enjoyment
and red faces and pale faces, squaws
and papooseS retired to their homes,
pleased with the entertainment.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-18
He Latin nHnrrH.

A few weeks ago strange man came
to this city and engaged work at one of
our large indusEial establishments.
He had heavy whiskers and wore his
hat pulled down over his eyes, and
seemed to shun the companionship Of
his shop mates. This naturally made
them suspicious, and they resolved to
test the matter. He had worked in the
shop about cns week when by pre-.
concerted arrangement one of his tel
low workmen came to him, apparently
in great hurry, and asked if his name
was sO-and.so. Upon his answering in
the affirmative, he was informed that
there were TWO police officers in the
Office waiting for him. This was enough,
dropping his tools he hurriedly slipped
on his coat, and with the remark that
he knew what they wanted, it's about
a woman scrape in Wilkesbarre, flew
out the back way, and was not seen
afterwards until the next day, when he
went to tho Office and got his money,
and it is supposed left town.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-18
Tho Weat Church E1currIon.

The excursion of the West Presby-
terian church to Atlantic City ysGter.
day was a complete success, and In
point of numbers exceeded The most
sanguine expectations Of the Comnit-
tee. There :, ere 975 tickets sold, and
many persons had to stand In the cars
from Pennsgrove to Atlantic City. Thu
triD was made in about three hours, and
the excursionists arrived at the beach
at 10 o'clock. A pleasant day was
spent, and the party started on theirre'
turn about 6 O'Clock in the evening,
having waited until the excursion train
came down to obtain extra cars 50 that
all could be furnished with seats Thty
we're met at PennsgroVe by the steamer
FELTON,, and landed in this city about y
o'clock we'll pleased with their days
enjoyment.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-18
FIFTH EDITION
FOHTT'NINrH BIRTT0r

Anton Henze CcIobr.,..
n.,.'sa IN noS al S'yle-A RanQue.,, ,, ;. aSlA S
0rAnisH;o1 "A rev days y. ago Mr. Anton H..
proprietor p.t OF tho saloon, No, % iu uAsaze,
street, attained his 49th birtbndSas "a King
last evening he celebrated dSenuay ~ aud
royal style. About thirty 10 ~ eVentiu
initiate friends were pressnt y, niS most
event was one long to be- rem.1IS ana the
oy al present. A large taSS1nOera taS1a
spread In the yard, which wa S1Ois h,Vs w9
y illuminated and decoratssSd sS' n,!i brilliant
American flag, on which w,S WIN The
all the tempting viands Of thS "' placed
Inc liable was tastefully arranOsS "SsAs0l
decorated with pyramids of fTU;, 0T AOt
handsome boquets. About tan uIt ~ ant
the guests assembled at the eI taSS clock
partook of the viands set hstoso oSOie and
in such o manner that sho~ tlsn,
appreciation of Mr.. Henze's uT boSNi,.MI1teh Meh
The Dill OF fare consisted of Hn1'aGtl nsuntl
crabs, potato salad, boiled ham ttUvllet t"ut
etc., together with q bountifnl snD "a que
etc. FA'' SppIeI
Previous to partaking of tb,. .
the guests enjoyed the cool AZ, w." ieaS
garden In slipping beer, smokino VI u tas
havanas and listening to thy thas 'lsr
strains of music from a VIOLIN U 10, SHseI
guitars, while Charles Grant thu t6a ISo
cred caterer, amused them At in,o,Ug| ao U|
with several choice songs, whiCS hiS'1Ss N
highly appreciated. Mr.. Henva Eue
member of Admiral S. +, Dnpon' !
No. l, and several of his comradss "'
present. About 1890 O'Clock s thS T Tsls
Regiment Band arrived and aftS,n,u ft,1aN
ing q choice selection in front ~
house, they were invited in and D",,' W as
Of q bountiful repast. They than p%"SE Any,,
ed the guests to number Of Gns;N 1ar
airs, which included many patriols..' '
lections, thus adding more pleaS"D y
the occasion. Thus the hours asT ao "
idly by and at a late hour the n,rv
jouEned, one and all expressibv,i.%% %
selves as having spent very S@".,
evening and wished Mr.. Hep1s ~,.1
more such pleasant birthdays DnIS,
the evening Col. Singley arose ana % Y
ter making a short speech, moysdS M,
vote of thanks be extended n "
HenZe for the generous hoSpltaliy NJ
slowed on his friends upon tbis nv,
sion. The motion was quickly seconds
and carried unanimously.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-18
RIannnnfRnrnriae.

On last Tuesday evening Miss Anna
M. Buck of Rocklaud, Delaware, and
orRanist at the Mt. Lebanon M. E.
Church was agreeably surprised by q
large number of the members and
friends of the church calling unexpect-
edly upon her. After the excitement
had somewhat subsided, the pastor,
Rev. L. G. Andrew presented Miss
Anna with well filled purse as small.
appreciation of her usefulness and ef'
ficiency in the church.
The purse was appropriately received
by the uncle William Buck. The party
then adjourned to the dining room where
a plentiful supply of refreshments were
served. Music and social conversation
followed and the company separated
mutually pleased with the evenings
endowment,
Daily Republican., 1882-08-18
sunday trims to PHILADELPHIA.
HEALTH Is WEALTH

Dr. E. O, Vests Nerve and Brain Trea T.
ment; specific for Hysteria, dizziness, Oon-
vulsions, Nervous Headache, Mental Depres-
sion, Loss Of Memory. Spormatorr hDa, In
potency Involuntary Emmissions Premature
Old Age caused by over exertion, self abuse
or over Indulgence, which LEADS 70 misery,
decay and death. One box will cure recent
cases. Each hox contains one me, o,th's treat
ment, One dollar q box, six boxes for hVe
dollars; sent by mail prepaid on receipt OF
price. We guarantee six boxes to cure any
case. with each order received BY US for elk
boxes. accompanied with tiye oollars,We Will
send the pure 1aser our written guarantee y
retnrn the money IL the treatment does not
effect o cure Guarantees issued only Dy N,
B. Danforth, D uggist, Dor. 2nd nd Market
streets, wilmington, Del.-Sole agents
poV26-d&w
Daily Republican., 1882-08-18
Person al.

Miss Helen B. Matlack, of Philadel-
phia, who has been visiting Atlantic
City, is now in this city visiting her
aunt, Mrs. Fannie Matlack.
Misses Sallie Hayes, Carrie Aiken,
Lizzie Woodward and Mary Holt, all
of this city, are now located at Atlantic
City. They are stopping At Miller's
Cottage and expect to remain about
ten days. They report as having a
good time and enjoy the exhilerating
breezes from the ocean.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-18
Breast Pin Stolen.

Last evening a young man came into
Police Station, ana stated that while
coming over from PenDsgrove on the
Susie Mccall, he had laid down and
while he was asleep some one had rob
bed him OF tie pin. A boy told him
who had taken it, and he had war
rant issued for the mans arrest. The
matter was settled this morning. as ii
appeared that both parties had been
indulging 100 freely, and the pin was
only taken as joke. After the case
was dismissed the men went off down
Market street together.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-18
1hascher, primrose & west.

These kings of the minstrel business
will appear at the Opera House to-
morrow night, and although the
weather is warm, there is not the
slightest doubt but what they will
have a Gro " led house. The ''stage
business" of Ini5 company is all new
and fresh, and thep ress where they have
appeared say that there is commend
able lack of old Jokes and songs. The
box sheet is now open at Thomas Bros,
and persons wishing to be sure OF seats
will do we'll to secure them at once.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-18
Deni.s the Accusation

Samuel D. Long, 22l King Street,
stopped at the REPUBLICAN office this
morning and req uested US to state that
some days ago he was wrongly accused
of taking pocket book from one Of a
party OF men who entered a saloon to
get drink. 1t is true he says that he
had pocket book in his hand when he
came out but it was his wifels that he
had with him. 1t it bard enough he
thinks to be guilty of drinking a little
too much occasionally without being
accused of robbinR people and he says
that liquor has got him into so much
trouble that he is determined that he
will drink no more.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-18
How 10 aios to Camp.

The Brandywine Summit Camp will
commence next Monday but already
quite large NUMBER of persons are en-
camped on the ground. There will be
religious services held ell day on Sun
day. Persons from this city who may
wish to go to the camp on Sunday will
find Amos Jefteris the old standby at
Smiths Bridge station for the train
that leaves Wilmington at 5 O'Clock in
the evening.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-18
Annoyed BY Goats,

EOA bAV AMI y nAASA'
AS Mayor Wales seems inclined y '
90 justice to all, l would Suggeap Y
him that he have his police arEeA y
cause to be arrested persons having
goats running at large in the v@Isi.
part of the city. They have becGnss
most inJolerable nuisance, maKluEA
unsafe to hang a washing Out a 10
fear they will slipinto the yafo %1S a.s
how and eat up the clothes o. G p%
them down in the dirt. Il the Mayor .
ward was infested with these pe'Ilet.,
GUS creatures and his good Wlie W WsS NV
complain to him it would nov S,O,s %Jrs 4.
before he would have the Cau%T %n
stantly abated. A TAN FAiNN
Daily Republican., 1882-08-18
Susut.,Ous DOGS Killed.

Yesterday morning Officer Andrew
Moore shot and killed dog that acted
in suspicious manner, and was sup.
posed to be mad at No. 808 Church
street. Since the advent Of the mad
dog in the Ninth ward few days since
officer Ray ymond has killed seven of
the dogs that were bitten by him. Per-
sons should be on their guard. 1t Is not
known how many dogs were inoculated
before tie rabid animal was killed.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-18
Ine space he occupied

In consequence of the great number
of complaints about the huckters al
Fourth and King streets, occupying so
much space, that there is not room for
wagon to pass, Clerk Of the Market
Hickey was looking after them this
morping. The space occupied by one
man was measured by and it was found
that his baskets, barrels, etc, extended
18 feet from the euro. Mr.. Hickey is
determined TO put snp to THIS
nuisance, and keep these dealers within
the bounds prescribed by law.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-18
RrutaI Tight

Yesterday afternoon two men men RS5s. RSTs
Alexander Gracey and Andrew 5!,.tior n,T,r
son. became involved in an alteECs.Sl sa.ls,
in Dugan's gin mill on FROM w, SrTIs M
and were elected by the prSpE,''iy" pptt IN Il,
men then had n brutal tgns IL in a. IN
street, and two ladies residing t"DSbi !" N
nsighborhood testified that they yI, l'Sts, IA
like dogs and were both cGvel0Ia ,a,"a Ii sDi
blood. a large crowd collected sua a. A.
some one went for the police Ice SDT T,v, vi
mem mem we were arrested. The N. asIS y
imposed a fine of % anu wv"
zach.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-18
Rrnrer crushed,

While engaged iu coupling !ha 3 F'% Nj
night at the west yaru VI SD !" brsbsail
r. Rpilroad company, a, Of Phlt
named nj; Charles S. Wood'3Ss' S&S fSssrs On
asphii 1sSl s,nS had SaS SaSy " et' crushed , Fl
sneeial saeon "a officer Thomas, when when tSsir
Sis home In philadelphia
Daily Republican., 1882-08-18
Sale of Lots.

Tomorrow afternoon at O'Clock,
Heald q Co. will sell number of lots
situated on G, D. Heald, Townsend and
Pearl streets, near the Wilmington u
Western Railroad. Lots In this section
must rapidly increase in value, as there
are q number of manufacturing estalr-
lishments now being erected, and more
are contemplated. An omnibus will
leave Seventh and Market streets to-
morrow at 3. 40 p. M, to carry all who
wish to attend the sale. The terms are
easy and will be made to suit pur.
chaserS,
Daily Republican., 1882-08-18
RhOO1tmR Match.

A shooting match took place yester-
day afternoon at George Staib's, on the
Philadelphia pike, and was largely at
tended. There were several contes-
tants, but the best shooting was done
by Philip Ambold, the second best by
man named jackson, and the third
by e. P. Freye.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-18
A Shower 1n a Street Car.

Yesterday afternoon while car Of
the Market street Passenger Railway
Company was going along Tenth street
near Tatnall, the passengers received a
shower bath from a hose in the hands
of little girl, who was sprinkling the
street. 1t Is almost superhuous to add
that there was a grand lodging in that
car, and q frantic effort to get out o.
the wet
Daily Republican., 1882-08-18
Rnrlnw and XlIaOn.

This celebrated minstrel troupe will
appear in this city at the Opera House
Saturday evening, the 26th instant.
They are now travelling in Penneylva-
mia, and are every whore received with
crowded houses. The troupe is COM
posed of good material, and is under
the management of one of the most ex'
perienced managers in this country.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-18
Ranch HhinmenLa.

The following is a summary of the
peacn shipments over the Delaware Di'
vision of the 2. w. & B. Railroad on
Wednesday: Jersey City, 60 cars; Phila'
delphia, SO; Boston, 10; Chester, 6; Will
mington, 6; Newark, 3; Scranton, Pa
/; Hartford, Connecticut, 3; New
Haven, /, Pittsburg, /; Clearfeld, l
Bridgeport, l. Total, 1888 Previous
shipments, 1858. Total thus far, 996.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-18
M,nnr CnBeg.

George Anderson was u ii1eu ? eu % EsoS,s mo-
ard costs last evening for d[anAp%AI aIl n b
Andrew Harvey was G9llty :ymorr,
Alfred Lee, a little Solor0II Ions: UO VIA
charged by Special Officer JOnVs %, sropnl
aotiIe in a disorderly manner ~ snd ' SSIa
MarT Elizabeth Spencer W'''
dnei for being drunk.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-18
..von,,sts' Camp Me'''"T =

The Adventists are holding aiS, Nos
obusetfs, and the spfing;GGs,", ssn,aiiy n0i
can, can q RsS sRe George ies& r. tSs Of s
iyn, n, Y, go, gou,d p'Ss0u Ss has o.
ftSsp6Sin sr,sp6S in that city who wO"lo w.
to hear him.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-18
SUNDAY EXOrRSIoN TO "ATLAN.
= TICCII H" on AUGUST goth. Fare

SUNDAY EXOURSIoN TO "ATLAN.
= TICCIIY," on AUGUST goth. Fare
only $l.00, for round trip.
The swift an d comm odi- 20 &IkS..-A
GUS steamer rs. M. FELTON," - 3
will leave Wilmington from French 81. wharf
at $40 q M; Hook 1885 a. M; Chester, at 7.5O
a. m. :, and reach Camden at a. m; where
passengers will take a SPECIAL train on the
West Jer ey X. X. and arrive at Atlanac
City by 1910. .
The cars on the train will be first class In
every respect, and finished TO pennsylvania
X. h, standard. The road is broad Gauge.an
steel raj and the trains have all safety ap:.
pliaDoes, by ay of safety brake on cars and
engines.
The train Will leave Atlantic City, at 4,lb
d. m, sharp, and passen gers will reach vii
mington about O'Clock.
Passengers will have upwards OF hours
to spend at this U ost Opular watering place,
the Ooney Island and Bright Beach ofNeW
Jersey.
sunday trips to PHILADELPHIA.
P,S. The selton will leave Whining on,
from French st. wharf at 6.46 O. M; and 2p.
m., HO *, 1856 q. m, and 2.6t p. M, Chester,
100 o m, and $40 p. m, returning leave
Philade tphiG at go q, m. and 80 p N. Fare
from wilmington, l6c return trip tickets, 20
cents, from Hook or Chester, loc., return trip
tickets Is cents. Tickets to return by the r.,
W. Il r. X. r., on accommodation trains only,
will be sold on board the boat.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-18
New MOROCCO Factory.

Mr.. Thomas Mullen, late of the firm
of j. T. Ouigley & Co., has had the
ground surveyed and staked off near
Front and Monroe streets where he in
tends to erect large morocco factory.
The work will be proceeded with at
once.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-18
BEAT HR.

CURLETT On August 18th, 1882, Marga-
ret, relict of the late Lewis Curlett, In the
list year of htr age.
The Relatives md friends are invited to at.
tend the funeral from her late residence, No.
l4O9 Harriton street, on Monday. august 2l,
ut 2 o'clock. p, IN.
STEWART In New CASTLE, on the 10th in
slant, CLARA, wife Of s. Atwood Stewart.
Relatives and friends are respectfully In
vlted TO attend her funeral from the resi-
dence OF her husband, on Union street, on
Saturday, the 19ih inst, at o'clock, p. m.
Services at NJ. h Church.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-18
The peach Market.

There are some very fine peaches
coming to market, on account Of the
ov stocking of the New York and
Philadelphia markets and they are re-
failing at 60 and go cents a basket.
There will no doubt be a glut of them
this evening and tomorrow.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-18
Runaway,

While pair of horses belonging 10
Hartman s. Fehrenbach were being
hitched to "a wagon yesterday after
noon, they took fright and ran away.
1t was some time before they were
caught, when it was found that they
were badly cut and bruised.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-18
1r.ep for sale.

r.DDen sattorthwatt Of SsSsT'li ssssp !,
CIesraeld CHe Go, Pa. ESr%s' EHSass should y
him a call rs his repf0''
be relied on.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-18
Removed TO New Castle.

Thomas j. Giles, who has conducted
the undertaking business for long
time in this city, has removed TO New
Castle, where he will be engaged in the
same business.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-18
Card.

The card of Geo. @. Maris may be
found in another column. Property
and bills may be placed in his hands
with safety as he Is prompt and reliable,
and worthy of confidence.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-18

Earthen fire proof stew pans to set in
the hole of the stove never falls apart
For sale by I. Lewis Row, No. II East
Second street.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-18
Fruit Jars.

The genuine Mason fruit jar and a
good quality jelly tumbler at the low
est prices in this city or Pbiladelphia-
l.. L. Row, No. II E 2ud st.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-18
MARRIAGES..

9REEN-LYNOH.-A Chester, Penna,, on
August 16th, by Rev. W. Paxson, George
W. Green, Of wilmington, to Msry T.
Lynch, Philadelphia.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-18

The Paint at tine Opera HOuse.
The paint used in the interior Of the
Opera House Is the John Lucas ready
mixed paint, and was supplied by
James & Bro, hardware dealers on
Market street.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-18

~ MONE1, BOARDING, SALE AND
". exch ,nge stables between 9th and 7th,
.aonroe and Adams. Boarding reasonable.
Al, o stalls Ior rent, 1yzT-u
Daily Republican., 1882-08-18

TEuRGE O. MARI, REAL ESTATE
NJ sgent, no COL Shipley street. Col iect,.
ing rents and the entire management OF
property a speciality. aulS-lm
Daily Republican., 1882-08-18
NHEEP! SHEEP! SHEEP!

STy TyANTEO-TWENTY FIVE LADIES
w in evaporating house at MiddletOwn,
Del good Was es and light work: Apply on
saturday evening at W. J. MOkhUW'S
Flour and Feed store, All French 81. aulS-2t
Daily Republican., 1882-08-18

ETYANIED - SITUATION AS, BOOk
w keeper or assistant, or would accePs
situation as clerk. Address L. +. ~; tniS
oftioe. euAooe
Daily Republican., 1882-08-18
YAMES & BRO.

DR. KLINES GREAT NERVE Re
IL storer, is the wonder Of the age for az
nervs diseases. All dts stopped nee. Sehu
tp Gal Arch street, Philad eIDhia Pa.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-18
A BraIaed BooHsteaK.

VIM Y. SWI9GETT, =.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1882-10-11
PITH AND POINT.

1t is said a cornet player in Berlin
burst blood-vessel trying TO sound a
Wagnerian double note. 1t Is comfort
ing to know that Wagner's is to be the
music of the future.-L0l0eH Citizen.
Professor Huxley estimates the tax,
of herring in the North Sea at 3,000,-
100000. Before relying on Huxley's es-
innate we would like to know whether
he saw the fish or took the statement of
the fishermen.-BoSioH Post.
Douglass Autz. of Norwich, fell I'M
der a moving train he was trying to
board. When the train passed Douglass
arose, uninjured, with his cigar in his
mouth. And yet there are people who
claim. smoking to be injurious.-DaH-
bury Ne,os.
A new nurSe-maid had been engaged
for the family of John Leech. On her
appearing in the nursery she was thus
addressed by Master Leech: "Nurse,
papa says am one of those children
that can be managed by kindness, and
III trouble You to fetch some sponge
cakes and oranges ut once. - Chicago
Tribune.
"A salt mine has Just been discovered
in Australia which is believed to be
more than two thousand years old. It's
n good thing 1t was a salt mine, or it
wouldn't have kept half so long. Now,
there are some silver mines in America,
for instance, that haven't lasted more
than three months after the assessments
gave out.-Burlingt0n Ha,okeye.
Some men have tact. Said the
bridegroom who didn't wish either
10 offend his bride or die of internal
disturbance: ssMy dear, this bread looks
delicious; but it is the first you have
ever made. / can not think of eating
il, but viii preserve it to show to our
children in after years as a sample of
their mothers skill and deftness. Dos
ton Post.
Plantation hilosophy-Remember
young man, dat de best frien' yer's got
on dis earth is better frien' ter himself
den he Is ter you. Pay no attention ter
q man by de boasts what he makes.
Thunder doan all de time tell OBJ a CONF
in rain. Doan turn q man outen
de ranks of spectability case he's a cow
ard. A hound dog amt much on de
fight, but he'sa mighty useful animal
While Naturewas foolin' away
her time paintin' different colors an
stripes on de horns OBJ de Jack snappers
an odder bugs, doan see why she
didn't contrive some easier way fur
chile to cut teeth.-ArkanSa 7rareLer.