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Daily Republican., 1882-01-09
Local Chil.ChaG.

Over 100 dogs have been registered
since January lst.
Subscribe in aid of the Garfield Mon
ument.
Three prisoners, two white and one
colored, were taken over to jail this
morning.
A heavy mist and fog settled upon
the city last evening which was very
disagreeatle to pedestrians,
Mr.. Geo. Churchman expects to re-
ceive another consignment of birds
from Virginia to-day.
A pigeon shooting match will take
place in Philadelphia to'day in which
a prominent butcher Of this city will
participate. The winner receives a
purse Of $500. Many sporting men went
up to witness the sport.
A number of roofers came down from
Philadelphia this morning. They will
work on the roof of the Lobdell Car
Wheel Companys new foundry, under
the direction of Philadelphi firm,
who received the contract.
-Four companies of United States In
fantry, from David's Island, New
York harbor, passed through this city
on the 1851 train for Baltimore on Sat
urday night, en- route to Fort Kehoe,
Dakota Territory.
A schooner lying at the wharves OF
the Diamond State Iron Co., loaded
with iron, will leave the port to-day
with her cargo. She brought load OF
railroad ties when she arrived in port.
The boat has also received complete
set of new sails, which were made i'll
PHILADELPHIA.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-09
A False Alarm.

Sometime during last week Jackson
& Sharpe Go. had new whistle put up
at their works, and on Saturday night
it took an unaccountable freak and
commenced to blow. The watchman
made every EFFORT to stop it, but the
more he tried the louder that incorrigi-
Bile whistle sounded. The neighbors
stopped their ears. and some not very
choice adjec.ives were made use of the
little ones were reused from their SUM
bers, but still that whistle continued to
blow as though it was possessed with a
demon. The cigar stores and saloons
in the vicinity were speedily emptied,
and many persons came from distance
surprising the works were on fire, but
still that rascally whistle continued its
shrill blast. The Waterman held his
ears, and vowed that he didn't know
what allied the blank thing, when Mr..
Michael Hayden arrived, and climbing
up to it by some means known to lin.
self, put stop TO the intolerable racket.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-09

Yesterday afternoon q man OF Ne
spectacle appearance, and clad in 4
new suit Of clothes, became much The
worse for liquor and wandered downio
the oyster wharf, foot OF Church street.
where he boarded Gil oyster boat. The
captain Of the boat seeing that the man
was not in q condition to navigate sue
cessiully, urged him to 90 Off
The man did not seem to agree with
tho captain and he wandered about tho
boat, until finally, getting too near the
side of the boat, he staggered and itl
overheard. He was rescued by those
witnessing the accident. Beyonds good
ducking and the ruination Of his
clothes, he received no injury, and d.
parted, a wiser if not better man. The
bath sobered him up In q remarkably
short time.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-09
New Years Presents from y his
lance,

Mrs, Susan Mclaughlin, No, l. Rob.
iuson street On Friday last was the re-
cipicnt of a very handsome New Years
present from her cousin Mrs. Mary j.
Hunter, residing at Wanstead in the
Island Of Tasmania in that division OF
the world know AS Australasia, only
$4,000 miles distant from Wilmington.
The present is what is called night
dress satchsl very handsomely worked
By her own hand lace, and ribbsn trim
mines, The letter and the package
were mailed Novemb Der 7th, 1881, and
was Just two months in reaching Mrs.
Mclaughlin. Nearly six months ago,
an article appeared in the REPuB-
LICAN noticing a letter recsived from
this same lady. who went . happy
blooming bride to Tasmania, but who
has now been in that country until her
hair is silvered over with age, and some
OF her chi ldren have reached the mid
die period of life She is now widow
and writes in plaintive manner Of the
remembrance of her girl-hood days
amongst mountain lands surrounding
the town of Shamokin, Northumber-
land County, Pa. Mrs. Mclaughlin
removed to this city something over q
year ago from ShaInokin aud entertains
great affection and love for one 80 far
from home and friends that she in but
an exile i'll a strange land. Mrs. Nc
Laughlin praizes her New Years pre-.
sent very highly, and those who cali to
soc 1t will find how handsomely work
is done in Tasmania 10, 900 miles away.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-09
The Mnyoralsy.

Although it is still early, there are
several gentlemen that are being vigor-
ously pushed as candidates for the Of
flee of Mayor, on the Republican tick.
ct. There is no doubt but that the
names of Messrs. Maeallister, Frame
and Vincent will be presented at the
nomination, and it is possible tn at Mes
srs. Wiley, Baker, Pickles and Nc.
Nair will be brought forward by their
friends. There viii no doubt be other
names presented between now and the
nomination election, but as far as can
be learned, the above are all that are
mentioned at present. Some of the
gentlemen spoken of as possible candi.
dates say that do not seek the nomina
ton, but notwithstanding that, they
ore prominently mentioned by their
friends.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-09
FOURTH EDITION
REGISTRARs REPORT,
The NSmber Of Births, ma rrtages
aud Deashs for the Past Week.

aN0 OeAsho for the Past week.
Registrar Frazer's report for tie week
ending At noon on last Saturday, shows
a bad beginning for the new year al
though IL must be taken into considera-
ton that ut present all the deaths are
reported while previous to the creation
OF the Office Of Registrar, probably not
more than two thirds we're made public.
Estimating our population at $4,000, 30
deaths is about one in 1900.
The report for last week, shows that
there were 81 births, 1 marriages and
30 deaths.
Causes Of death consumption, )
chronic diarrbea, =; paralysis, 2; dis
ease Of the brain, 2; heart disease, );
meningitis, 2; typhoid fever,2; accident,
apoplexy, bronchitis capillary bron-
chitis, cancer, general anemia, general
debility, inflammation of the bowels, Oh
struction of the bowels, organic disease
of the kidneys and Old age. one each.
Died at the almshouse, 2, coroner's
cases, .: brought here for interment, .;
sent away, 4; still births, :.
Born in che United States, q foreign
born, 3; males, Ii; females. 10; white,
q; black, 5; under | year ofage, 3; from
to years, A. 3 to 10, /; 10 to 20, !; 20
to 80, /, 10 to 40, ); 40 to 80, >; 80 to so,
a. TO to 40, 3; 70 to 50, o. 50 to 90, ];
adults, 81; minors, II. Death BY wards
First ward, 2 Second, d Third, 3
Fourth, ,, Fifth, 8, Sixth, 3; Seventh,
l3; Eighth, 3; Ninth, /; Tenth, ?; total
81. For the corresponding week of last
year sixteen deaths were reported.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-09

CoRRE' TED DECEMBER Is, 1851.
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON FOB

TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON FOB
Philadelphia, 400, Gle,c:so, i:oo, $40 e:oo, eI,
SS, SsS, 5.tS Go, t.sS SH, 1000 .. N.
Sundays, 400, $40, .. m; 500, h42, G3s.
1:02 9:b6 1000 y. N.
New York, 2:30,2 9, 6.s0, TOO, s:bS, ll:Ss An.
sl0;A3, L3o, o:3s, 6.42 y. m. Sundays
2:oA 2le a. m, t:41, SIS p. m
Baltimore, 1881, 1877, 1:b6, s:sS .. m; lEss,
sl,04, b:OA, ESQ p. m. Sundays, lXsl,
1:37, 1865 q. N.
Washington, 1851, 1877, 1855, s:ss q. m; l2:0
sl:O4, $50 p. m. Sundays, n:bl, 1887
It's q m.
Baltimore and intermediate Stations, l2:sl
638 q. m, l2:bb, 604 p. m. The tO4 p. m
train stops at way stations only between
Perryville and Baltimore. Sundays
Psrryviile and intermediate Stations, s;obl
New Castle, 6:O0, s:S6 .. m; LOO, 800, o:2b p
m. No Sunday trains.
Harrington and intermediate Stations, v8s
Q. M; LOS; go p. IN. No Sunday trains
DelIaar and Intermediate Stations, 9Se Q. NJ
Wilmington and Northern Railroad, 7lc ..
M; 800, 500 p. m.
Delaware Western Railroad, 7:l6, 1880 q. M;
b:Sb D. IN. Sundays, 1880 q. IN; 600 p. n.
ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON FROM
Philadelphia, l2:4S, l:27746,7b2, s;ss, p:soa. \,
1900 M; 1915, l2:4b, sl:O2, 1850, 4:S6,
A69 $40, 600 6:l6, $40, 500, 9:s5 l9:4b Ill.
! p. II. Sundays, l2:43 1891, s.75, 7;b2, 10, IL,
q. m; 900, 1910, Ills p. IN.
Now York, l:27, Acc 7:t2, 8:3s a. m; l2;&s,
I:O2, AL, Gao p. NJ; Sundays, l;47, 40
1862 q. III.
Baltimore, 1853, 2:l4, $50, ll4b a. m; sls;3l
la, 5.ss, 6:8S, S:b0p m; Sundays, l:b8, ala
q. m; b3J, c3S, 800 y N.
Washington, l:bs, 2l4, ll:s6 a. M; 'I2,AI,
700, So, o:ssp. To-; Sundays, E6S, 2l+ y. IN.
$40 s:Ss y. m.
Prryvtlle only. s;0ha m,
New Castle, 8:ts, 9:s6 a. m; 1907, sic, 10
pm. No Sunday trains.
| Delaware Railroad, SAB q. m; 1901, eos p
III. No Sunday trains.
| Wilmington and Northern Railroad, so
.. m; ll.SS, 6:b6 p. IN. sunday trains, ca
Delaware Western Railroad, 500 =. NJ; al!
| Pm. Sundays, $40 g. m. $40 p. m.
TRAINS FOR WILMINGTON LEAVE
Pnilsdelphia, Broad street depot, $50, 1850
! Bl5, 1890, l1:00, ll:At m; 1880, &ib ,a:So
A10, 430, 5:lb, 6:4b, $40, SOC, PAS, ll:@9p. NJ
sundays, 100, $50 q. NJ; 600, 9At, lisf
| ". m.
Philadelphia, Market street station only, q q
S;l2a. m.;sl9s15 p. m; Sundays, llSs U
Figures marked thus ~ denote the limited
| ,...ress trains
Daily Republican., 1882-01-09
A Bsshep Cons.crst ed

Very Rev. H. .Pinkney Northrop, for
some time past administration OF North
Carolina, was yesterday conseerated
Bishop OF that Diocese in the Cathe-
dral at Baltimore. The bnilding was
filed to its utmost capacity. and thou
sands stood outside In the rain while
the PROCESSION passed from the Episcopal
residence to the church. Pontifcal High
Mass was celebrated by Arch bishop
Gibbons, and Bishop Keane, OF Rich
mond, preached the sermon. Archbis-
hop Gibbons was the consecrator. He
was assisted by Bishop Becker, Of
Wilmington, and Gross, Of Saw annah.
There were also present the Bishops OF
st. Augustine, Louisville, Trenton,
Vincennes, Wheeling and Columbus;
Vicar General Quinn, Of New York,
Supeiiors Of the Pussionist and Re.
demptorist Orders, and several hundred
priests.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-09
FIFTH EDITION


On last Saturday Charles Gardiner
Raphael Locusto, aud Levi Mustan,.
Pr0prietOrs of street corner stands Wen,
arrested on warrants, charging than
with violation Of city ordinances. A,
q hearing before the Mayor on Saturia,
evening, Charles b. Lore, Esq, appearet
for Mustante and Locuaso, and askc
for postponement Of the hearing unti
Thursday evening; which after som,
hesitation on the part OF the Mayor wa,
granted. j. II. Hofiecker, Esq, appea,
cd for Cardinelli, aud after judgmsr,
was entered against his client, gave n,
necessary security, and appealed IL,
case to court. Some time ago Raphat
Luchini, who keeps q rtand at Sixth 4
Market streets, obtained permissiO,
through his wife, from City Council b
continue his business; since then he IA.
violated another city ordinance, by ere.
ting frame shanty on the side walk
and AZ the attention of Street CommIs
sioner Lynch has been called TO The
matter, IL is probable he will hear from
him to day. 1t Ia understood that Il.
permission that was obtained BY n
wife, through Misrepresentation TO Cir
Council, will be revoked ut It's ner
meeting. II will be rccollected that On.
OF these parties was arrested some tim.
ago, at the instance of Mr.. ID. Lemon
aud 1T the hearing before the Mayo,
the defendants counsel appealed IL.
case TO court, This was understood 10
be a test case, aud the others were sui.
fered TO continue in butiness until DE-
cision was giveo by the Judges; by sons
means known TO The legal FRATERNITY.
the case never came TO trial, and Ii.
dealers continued their traffic unmolu
ted.
Mayor Almond being satisfied TIT.
the whole business is Illegal, and ca.
ried ON II violation of law, Is determ!p
cd to suppress it, and says that he will
break them up, il he has TO employ,
lawyer himself TO assist him.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-09
NEW yERTIsEMENTs.


ID EilSTER'S ORDER.
II, REJsTRR's OPvIuK,
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, Jau. 8, 1882. !
Upon the application of Hannah S. Kent,
and Henry s. Kent, executors OF Berl Kent,
late Wilmington HID in said county, deceased,
1t Is ordered and directed by the Register that
the executors aforesaid give notice Of the
granting of Letters Parliamentary upon the
. tate Of deceased, with the date of granting
thereof, by causing advertisements to be post
cd within forty days from the date of such
Letters, in six of the most public places Of the
county Of New Castle, requiring all persons
having demands against the estate to present
the same or abide by an act of Assembly In
such case made and provided; and also cause
the same to be inserted within the san Q
period In the DELAWARE REPUBLICAN, .
newspaper published in Wilmington, and 10
be continued therein three weeks, (e-o-d.)
49,, Given under the hand and seal
us. Office Of the Register aforesaid, q
t~~) wilmington, in New Castle county,
aforesaid, tho day and year above written.
s. G. BIHGS, Register.
NoTICR.-All persons having claims against
the estate of the deceased must present the
same duly attested to the Executors. on
or before Ian. 8, A. d., 1885, or abide the
Act OF Assembly in such case made and pro-
vided. HANNAH $. KENT,
HENRY .. KENT,
Executors.
Address: Henry :. Kent, Hockessin, Del
rance Od-3wt
Daily Republican., 1882-01-09
To Com an once Rehearsalu,

The new Choral Society, recently OF,
gani.ed in this city, will meet in the
Saville Building this evening for re.
hearsals. The following are the ofiCen
of TIE Society
President, Fred Weller, Jr.
Secretary, l. i. Carpenter.
Treasurer, Il. Is. Morrow.
Pianist, Miss Mamie Breeu.
Chorister, &. Shank.
A list for passive membership will
soon be issued. II Is designed 10 give
not less than two concerts this season
This new orga nizatian is halted with
delight by all lovers of good music and
they will not be disappointed for 10
doubt the Philharmonic will put forth
extra efforts, In order that the new So.
ciety will not surpass them. The new
Society, however ~ composed OF some
fine talent and something fine will ts
expected from them AT their first COZ.
cert.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-09
The Onion Literary Ssciety.

The Young Peoples Musical and Lit
erary Society of Ulion NJ. Z. church,
held its regular meeting on Saturday
evening. After transacting the regular
business and the rendition Of q few 50
lections OF reading, choir was formed
from members Of ,he society, and &c.
tive work was Immediately commence
The services Of Mr.. John Cannon Al
musical director, has been secured 10
instruct the choir. 1t is designed 10
form q chorus of twenty or twenty-five
voices, who will practice some gooi
pieces for a public entertainment to "
given in the near future. An invi'a'
ton is extended to all members OF TIT
society to join the choir;also, the societ!
is open at all times to receive new men
bers,
Daily Republican., 1882-01-09
4Onn Of Veterans.

The following officers OF Camp
I, Sons of Veterans, were ins'S'
evening
Captain--C. d. khoads.
First Lieutenant-WIn. Silk.
Second Lieutenant--C. Il. Stout
Chaplain. Manlove.
Sergt. Guard-M. l.. Van Horn.
Corporal--N. G. Brown.
Color Sergeant-W. King.
Quartermastar---J. Hunter.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-09
Haylnakers First.

On Wednesday evening next TIE
Haymakers' Assembly will give thsli
first hop, in the Herdman building il
is designed by the committee HAVING
the ball in charge, to make this socli
success and everything will b. done ia
the enjoyment of those who attend. Id
tickets are only fifty cents and Larry
number will no doubt be- sold. /. ),
Morrow will ofiiciate in the capacity o.
Master Of Ceremonies; w. P. Leech, ~
Floor Manager; assisted by M. J. Tlcb
OF, M. j. Maloney and j. J. McGinie!
Mr.. j. j. Bunting 10 chairman OF th
committee af arrangements.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-09

Freddy" August and another unfor-
tuDate wers each fined so cents and costs
for drunkenness.
A young man was given q hearing
last night, charged with committing an
assault and battery upon Mr.. Pussy, at
his mill, Thirteenth and Poplar streets.
The young man entered tn mill TO sec
. friend, but did not confine his CONVEX
sation to his friend, and interfered with
the other workmep. Mr.. Pussy remon :.
strated with him, when the nan made
some saucy remarks, wbereupon Mr..
Pussy ordered him out and caught hold
OF him, when the man struck him in
the face. He was fined 81 and costs.
The young man seemed TO be sorry for
what he had done, and apologized 10 Mr..
Pussy after the trial was over. He plead
guilty to the charge.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-09
ATise Lot OF BadG &c

The members of the Rose Bud Az
sembly, have procured about thirty
badges to be worn by the officers of the
association, ON the occasion of their
second animal ball, which takes place
in Websters Dancing Academy, on
Friday evening, January 18th, 1882
The bad ses are displayed in the show
window of Adams 4 Bro, variety
palace, No. 504 Market street. They
are very handsome and attract coDsid-
cradle attention. The Rose Bud boys
have also secured handsome pro
grammes, to be distributed to all the
ladies who participate in the Grand
March.
The committee will endeavor to make
this ball eclipse all former efforts. Gee.
B. Lynch will be master of Ceremonies
and George NJ. Yates floor manager.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-09

Tomorrow evening mr.. John Z. Owens, the
unrivaled comedian, will appear at the Opera
Hou'e in two Of his Characteristic impersons-
tiona. In "Ths V,ctims' he will sustain the
character Of Joshua Butterfly and in the AZ.
ter piece will personste Scion Shingls In
which Mr.. Owens ezpends his strength upon
portraiture Of eccentric characters, distinct.
ly American, and Of q certain sort natural.
Seats can be secured at Thomas / Co.'S and
the box sheet is rapidly filing up.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-09
A Dissppsiulment.

The West Chester Village Record
notes that on Friday evening last the
young friends of Miss Isabells Jackson
gave her masl uerade surprise party,
but owing to the bad condition of the
roads large party Of yonng people
expected from Wilmington did not ar.
rive but az it was about forty of Miss
Jackson's friends were present and sue
coed in rendering her complete sur.
prise,
Daily Republican., 1882-01-09
An Old Citizen III.

Mr. James B. Dawson, an old and re
spected citizen and prominent mem.
Der of L Mon M. f.. Church, has been
quite i'll with the pneumonia for several
days and is now confined to his resi-
dence, No. 405 West Fifth street. Mr..
Dawson is machinist by trade and
has worked in the machine shops of j.
Morton Poole at the foot of Thorne st..
for a number Of years and for the past
twenty years has not lost single day
by sickness until this present affection.
His entire recovery will be hailed with
delight by his many friends.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-09
The weather.

War Department, Office of the Chief
Signal Officer, Washington, January
81 A. NJ.
THE WEATHER REPORT FOR TODAY.
For the Middle Atlantic States:
light rains, followed by clearing wealth
or southerly winds, shifting to west
and northwest, with rising barometer +;
slight rise in temperature.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-09
The Vacancy Filled,

Tne vacancy In the Board Of Water Abb
traitors caused by the resignation OF Lamo,te
Dolont was filled this morning by the cleo
ten Of Eugene DUPONT, Esq The meeting
Was held in the Water Department ofllse.
Among those present were Geo. II. Eates
Esq, representing J, l.. johnson b Co, Of
Baltimore; Preston Lea, Of VIM. Lea h Sons,
Joseph Tatnail and Lewis Psynter re. resent.
ing the clty's interest.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-09
Watch Thief.

This morning strange negro visited
the second. hand store on Front street
between Market and King streets, KEEP,
by B. Wolfson, and requested to sc.
some watches. He was shown nun
bsr, when he grabbed up one and made
. hasty exit from the store, with the
proprietor close at his heels, but the ne
gro was too quick for him and made
his escape,
Daily Republican., 1882-01-09

The committee of the Irish Land
League of Wilmington, made their re-
port yesterday of the result of the lee
ture lately delivered by Father Sheehy,
in the Opera House, on the evening of
December 10Th. The gross receipts
were S326.Sl, and the total expenses
SIG 50, leaving a balance of S2lO,31
which will be applied for the benefit OF
the cause
Daily Republican., 1882-01-09
About to Desert.

Five Italians, who arrived In lIn
port last week, on q vessel which !,
now lying at the wharf near the pun
works, not liking the ardous duties " y
q sailors life, put their heads togelIse..
and were Oh the point of DESERVING w y,
ship, when the captain learned OF thg III,
intentions and surprised them by ,s.,,
ing them that he was perfectly wllll ~
that they should leave, AZ they weie% w
lazy TO work and wholly unfit for va y,
faring lite on that account. They ~
cordingly departed in peace. The o'g \
tain came into the city this morning y
look up some men to take their place
Daily Republican., 1882-01-09
4 Sudden HIisappearance.

A German saloen keeper on SecODa
street, between Market and King streets
named Charles Vogelbacker, recent!
disappeared in mysterious mannel.
the principal things left behind being
number Of unpaid bills. Charles msa.
application at the May term OF Coan
for q license, and even went 80 far as v
call upon tho Chief Justice while N
Was at dinner, and to waylay him o.
the street with his opportunities. III
application was refused at that term y
Court and also at the recent term, az
1t is supposed that 1t was on that ~
count that he left 30 suddenly. w
all that he owes $50 for rent.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-09

phTENTN obtained, and all business In
! "A EN 10 the U. 8. Patent Office, or in
the Courts attended to for moderate fees.
When model or drawing is sent we advise
as to patentabilty free Of charge and we
make no charge unless we obtain patent.
We refer, here, TO the Post Master, tho
Supt. Of the Money Order DIV, and to off,
cisls Of the u. s. Patent Office. For circular,
advice, terms aud reference to actual clients
In your own state or county, address
q. A. SNOW l. co.,
Opposite Patent OfAoe, Washington, II. q.
mention this paper n0vl4-eod.tf
Daily Republican., 1882-01-09
Will Resume Operations.

The cotton mill at Rising Sun operated by
Hugh Carlan 4 Bro, which was shut dow n
before Christmas on account Of surplus Of
stock will start up again on Thursday and by
Monday next will be In full operation. All
the manufactured material on hand has been
disposed Of and there is bright prospect
ahead. The xorkmen in the mill will hail
this event with gladness.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-09
A COpper Thief.

A check for S4,967 and watch and
chain weIe stolen from the room of H.
d. McDuffy, . Michigan cattle-dealer,
in Brevoort House, ut Chicago, last
Thursday night. A gentleman, named
Reese, from Colorado, recently lost
%, 600 In the same hotel.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-09

A new singing club has been orgau sr,
ed under the title Of the Choral Soo,v1
with Mr.. Clarence Shank - direoS|
The officers are Fred Well, Jr.' IN
dent, Il T. Carpenter secretary, H., ~
Morrow treasurer, and Miss @S'
Breen pianist.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-09
LOcOmOtlve WOt rs.

1t is stated that the Dredging COM
parry has sold twenty acres of land TO
an Eastern company, which will erect
large locomotive works on the sane. 1t
is said that operations will be com.
meuced in six months time, and large
number OF workmen will be employed.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-09
Funeral of JOhn Medallion

John McCullion, who was killed on
the railroad, on Thursday last, near
Delaware junction, was buried In
Cathedral cemetery this morning.
High Mass was held in St. Paul 5
catholic church by Father Taylor.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-09

Special meetings are to be held at
the First Presbyterian church during
the evenings of the present week just as
last, beginning at 7.30. You will be wei.
come.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-09

Call and SEQ Suttsrley l. Co.'S sise cray
ons They cannot be sxcelled and their prices
are very low, s02 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-09

Three boys each about twelve years old,
were drowned by breaking through the Toe
while playing on mill pond, st Charlestown
Mass. on Saturday afternoon. t......
Daily Republican., 1882-01-09
BADtlkln.

Two gentlemen al a lady were hap.
tized last evening at the De.a ware Av
enue Baptist. K ysry seat in the house
was occupied. The pastor preached an
eloquent ser non from the text God SO
loved the world, SC. Extra meetings
are to be he'd every night this week.