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CHURCHES TO-MoRKOW.

New Jerusalem Church, ]. b. PArmelee, pas
tor. Services a. usual at 1880 3. m, and : 30
p. m
Oliyet Presbyterian Church, corner Of Adams
and Chestnut streets. Preaching by the Rev
Charles p. Mallery, pastor, tomorrow at 1914
a. m. and : 30 p. N. Sabbath school at . q, m,
and o. N. Young peoples meeting at o.t5.
p. m. All are invited
Services for young people every Sabbath at
6.45 p. m. young peoples meeting Is held In
Olivet Presbyterian Church. corner of Adams
and Chestnut streets. conducted by the pastor.
The attendance Is large and the exercises are
growing in interest from week to week.
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WHY 1T ExPLODED.
Particulars Of lhe Disaster at the Mil
waukee Opera House Last Night.

Particulars Of lhe Disaster at the Nil.
waukee Opera House Last Night
MILWAUKEE,, Jan. l9.-At the Grand
Opera House this morning the following Is
given as the cause of last nights explosion
One Of the gas cylinders had been leaking
and when repaired Harrington, the mana
ger Of the calcium light apparatus, con-
cluded, for some unexplained reason, to put
the oxygen gas in the cylinder formerly used
for hydrogen, and vice versa. II is stated
that they were not entirely emptied before
being filled with the different kind OF gas,
and when the light was started an explosion
followed instantly.
Harrington died early this morning. Al.
bert seymour, a stage employe, was first to
die from wounds in his head harrington s
ability had been questioned, and a new man
had been engaged to commence tonight In
his place.
Some incidents were miraculous. One
young man was blown over 20 feet, and one
Of his trousers legs torn into shreds, but he
was otherwise uninjured. The scene on the
stage when the gas jets were lighted was
horrible. The scenery was a mass OF ruins,
and spots of blood and pieces of flesh lay
all around. A panic was ayerted by the
stage manager selling the remaining cylin.
der OF the apparatus and bearing 1t to the
front OF the stage with the burning gas still
escaping.
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TELEGRAPHIC BREvITIEs.

LONDON, Jan. l9.-The Damilian Con
ference has been summoned for Febru-
ary 5.
CuIc AGO, Jan. l9.-The dry goods firm
of Marshall, Field Il Co., is reorganized by
dropping of Henry j. Willing and Henry
Field (brother of the head Of the house
and adding John G. McWilliams, gentle
man who has for II years been connected
with the house and latterly in charge Of
the notion department at the wholesale es.
tablishment.
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ThE kAIAARxOADA.
A local Time Table with the --latest
Corrections.


TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON FOR
PHILA.- 1905 2.23s - e.30-o.5 55- 7OOt-T.gO
-s.1Of-8.16-g.0 Ot--930t-g.5st-l030 30-Il. SO q,
m;-12.00t .63-2 30t-.OO-
-e1o-o -o3s#-7.28-7. .30A-9. .66#pm.-
NEW YORK - -63O-T5O-pb0-
1l.6S a. NJ 12.38-1. -1.s3-6.17*-e.3Ss % D. m.
BALTIMORE. l.05A-1.42s-46la-s s06H - 9lT
1000 a. 1.09-6.O0-o.O0-s.67-
ll.O4s p. IN.
sToH-l.s2#-4.5lt-s.o6-9 q. M;
Oo-1.O9-o.57-11.04a p. m.
BALTIMORE AED INTKRMRDIATR STATIONS
I.Oba-e.l7 1000 q. m.-1.O0-6.00 p. m.
Trains running both daily and Sunday.
TRAINS running only on Sunday.
Connect at Gray's Ferry for old depot,
Broad and Washington avenue.
DHLAwARB RAILRoAD-sO0s-9.loa 10 a, m;-l o5
-e.00&-6.2bt y. N. No Sunday trains.
For New Castle only
For Harrington and intermediate statIons
Wm0nNsToA NORTHERN RAILRoAD-72O =.
n;-1.9-6l2 p. m.
DELAwARR WKeTRRn RAILRoAp-T.O6-lo.s 20
q. mi--e.30 p. m. Sunday trains l0. 30 a. m-6.0o
p. m.
TRAINS ARRIVEATw wiLnfINtYrON FROM
PHILADKLPHIA-l25O-1.o As
s02s-e12-9.06-l0.l0 0.l0t-11. .35-l235 q. m;-12. 50
-1sO7 7-23Of -2.50-A .35-4 456- b.4O-6.63-dM
-e.4s-7abf-7.66-g g.6o-1o.3s-I0.6sp p. IN.
NEw YORK-l.32*-4.47E-sO2t- q. m;-
V1-A.ob-o.4bN-l0.56p D. IN.
MISUNDERSTANDING l3A-e. "a A.
m:-l2.30-l.bo-6.1l#-6 -6.3o+-7.24-9.4et D. IN.
-WAsHIreToR-l.Blt-2 Asa. m;-l2.36
6ll#-o.30A-7.24-9.4eSp D. m.
Both daily and Sunday.
On Sunday only.
DELAWARE ERAILRoAD-s. .60-lo. .16aa. m;-I2Ok
---e.O5@-e.o6 p. m. No Sunday trains.
From New Castle only.
WILMINGTON NORTHERN RAILROAD
s40-ll.40 a. m;-6.4o p. IN.
DELAWARE WESTERN kAILHoAD-sO0A a. m.-
2l6 p. m. Sunday trains $40 q. m.;-6.4O D. m
TRAINS LEAVE FOR WILMINGTON
PHILADELPHIA NEW BROAD STREET DRPoT-
2.3OA-3.56H-o.30-7.20#-8 OO-s.2 21-s. .36t-l0 1o
-l.O-1l.60 a. m;-12.23-1.32f-1.32 .32-3l6-
A.02-4.25- 6.06-b.20- 6.6b- e.05t - "a. 500
-9.SO-lO. .00-l1.32 D. M
BROAD AND WASHINGTON AvRHuR-o.30-SOO 90
-l0lb a. .30-3.1o-4. .30-6.l6 D. m.
Nav 0.Oo-ll.4e q. m.-44s-
b.4S p. m.
Daily and Sunday.
On Sunday only.
A9-Tha black figures denote the Limited
Express trains.
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nEPRlNrEp ) FRoM YgsrgaoAv
a PRISONER ESCAPES.
Two OfaceFs Given the sup by Ma
They Were Attempting 70 Arrest.

Two 0mceFs Given the sup by = Man
They Were Attempting 70 Arrest.
This afternoon about O'Clock q colorcd
man was seen running down French street
closely pursued by two officers. The fngi-
tive was only half q block ahead Of
the officers but nevertheless made his
escape by running into Bush's coal
yard. Upon inquiry IL was learned that the
mans name was james Smith, familiarity
known as ''Slim Jim" and he was wanted
for striking 8 woman over the back with a
chair.
Mrs. Adelain Walker, the plaintiff in this
case was seen at her residence, 800 French
street. The story she tells is to the effect
that "Jim" Smith was at her house and
he began disputing over different things
when, the discussion waxing hot,
he picked up chair and struck her about
the shoulders and across the right arm,
and chat she, without retaliating, went al
once to police headquarters and had war
rant issued for HIS arrest.
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~ sAMAxkR q nRoWx.
G cooperation.

Among clothiers it goes with
out sayi ng that a certain per
cent. OF men want business
suits at $40. Experience tells
us that the late season is the
natural period for their sale.
To meet this demand with the
honestes st goods for the price,
and in full variety of styles
and sizf Is, is a special aim at
Oak Hall. For witness to the
cooperation between our stock
and buyers wishes see the FIVE
lines o { Mems $1,000 Suits
WEIGH Fe are now selling.
WANAMAKER & Brown,
oAK HALL. sixth and Market Streets.
PHILADELPHIA.
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A Centenarian Dead. .
MIlford llronlcle. !

Jane Turner, colored woman who
Is said TO have been over 100 years old
died at her home near Houston,
ON Sunday last. She remembered
many events in the last century and recol-
lected distinctly the time when the British
attacked Lewes, during the year Of 1872,
she then being slave, and y resident OF
SnsspN rnnniY.
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MARRIAGES.

D-MEREDTTH.-on the l:th
inst, by the Rev, Thomas Ksl y, 10 Kerlin
street, William 4. BroOkheid and sallie A.
Meredith, ALL Of t1is city.
NsUN-LORD.- ny Rev. j. A. Brlndle
January nth Al the BRIDES father. Mr.. Edward
Lord, Esp, Of Camden, Mr. Henry l.. Hinson
Del.
ROBINsON-APPLEBY. .-Ou the I7th inst.. by
Rev. Thomas Kelly, SO kerlin street, William
II. Robinson, Of tliis city and Mary Il, Applsby
Of Chester.
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REPRINrEOFRoM vgsrEnnAx
WASHINGTON.
To-dAy's Proceedings Of Congress- -.
dtctmenk.

To- days Proceedings OF Congress-
dtctmont.
WAsHINGToE, D. c., JAM, lo.--I, a.
United States Senate today, the chair ,sas sas
before that body reply from the Senro,slld iald
Of the Interior 10 the resolution ealling g
letters aud papers relative to the lease 81 ~, ,Sr
Yellowstone park. " 'ie
Mr.. Hale presented the credentials or Al,
reelection OF his colleague, Mr.. FRYE 'ue
Consideration Of the Post Once Ann
priatiOn bill was then resumed. FP'o'
In the House Mr.. Bingham reported
bill amending the law on Star Ron,o.
IL provides that when increased sneed !.
necessary tse route shall be advertised arS =
re-let, but the original contractor shall bava na
the option OF carrying the mails without N
creased compensation. The bill was placsd
on the calander.
A bill was reported by Mr.. Henderson,
directing an investigation into the charve.
Of mismanagement In the National Military
Home for disabled soldiers. Adopted
The Post Route bill was reported bv Mr
Bingham and passed. The House ther
went into Committee Of the Whole on H."
private calander.
STAR ROUTE INDICTMENT,
Fred. r. Shaw was indicted this morpinn
for influencing the vote Of the Star Routs
juror, Doniphan.
The Republican members Of the Houss
will hold caucus Immediately after al.
journment to-day, to determine what meas
nres shall be brought before the House dnt.
ing remainder Of the session.
MR.. HoAR KNOWS NOTHING.
Mr.. Hoar disclaim all knowledge of tele
grams alleged TO have been sent by M
Grape advising his friends to vote for M,
Hoar, and says II forgery is proven, and
| caused any one to change his vote In ii,
(Hoar's) favor, he would refuse his com
mission. Mr.. Hoar thinks the affair was
trick of Governor Buffers.
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Hurt while shedding.

To-day at noon William Pennington, aged
Is, son Of Leonidas L. Pennington, living at
52S East Seventh street, while shedding on
that street lost control Of his sled and was
dashed into a flight of steps at No. l02.
His head was badly cut and needed the at
tention Of physician.
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sent His Photograph.

Col. Enoeh Moore, Jr., to-day forwarded,
by his request, cabinet photograph of him
self to Prof. S. +. Baird, United States Fish
Commissioner, Washington, d. G. Col.
Moore is Fish Commissioner for Delaware
and Prof. Baird is collecting likenesses of
all his assistants.
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CITY IrEnEn
Shrist1aeId q Best

>suttsrley a Co., Photographer. sO2 Market st
Mems Underwear, Scarfs, Z. 4 W. Collars,
Shirts. laundried and unlaundried. Our one
dollar shirt has reputation for excellence un-
squalled in this city. VIM B. Cole ,2o2 Market
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~~@~~s
DEATHS.

ARMsTRoNG.-On the 10th inst, Mary Ann
Bailey.
The relatives amt friends Of the family are
respectfully invited 10 attend the funeral on sun
day. 2lst inst, at O'Clock p. M, from the resi-
Cheesa- Delaware county, Pa, 10 proceed TO
Bethel cemetery, Braudywine hundred, Della
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A Prince Found Guilty.

LYONS, Jan. 19.-Prince Krapollsine has
been found guilty, and sentenced to five
years imprisonment and two thousand
francs fine.
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1883.
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FISH, CORRECTED DAILY by POWELL, TBIRD
| STREET MARKET.
New York Markets.

NbW tOFk NAHFk1tss
NEW YoRK, Jan. 19.-F1our, quiet but steady;
No. State, " JOa340; superior Western,
S3 00a3.85.
Wheat, Sl.14k January; $l.l5 February;
S1.l75S March,
Corn, 80 January; 6S1S February.
Oats, 4S14 January; 49, February.
Rye steady; Western, 6SaT3
Barley, firm.
Pork, nominal
Lard, January SlOT5; February, $ll.0O.
Butter, slow; Western creamery choice, 55a
37i State daries fancy, 30a32
Sugar, dull; fair to good refining, 65sa7.
Eggs, steady; State 2Qaa0.
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.. .E.'Example is better than precept." II 4.
wen known that dyspepsia, bilious attack.
headache and many other Ills can only le
cured by removing their cause. Kidney 'W,f
has been proved 10 be the most efiectual remedy
for these, and for habitual costlyeness, which "a
aftiicts millions Of the American people.
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CLOTHING.
No W Is The Time !!

And the place is the Whining.
ton Clo othing House, at Fourth
and NJ arket streets,if you want
a suit Or an oyercoat in either
ready made or custom made
garmen ut. We have made
prices to suit the purchaser
and ca n please you in fit and
style Of garment. Remember
we me an to reduce our stock
by disposing Of all ODD SUITS
in our READY MADE and all
ODD SUIT PATTERNS in
our Gu ustom Department. Over
coats you can buy if You want
one for either yourself or boy.
We m axe this announcement
for the balance of this month
and yo u know when we say
prices to clear out stock it
means the lowest price possible.
Secure one Of these bargains
this w EEK.
JNo. W. DIEFENDoRF & Co.
n. B.-Store closed at 8 p.
NJ, ex xcept Saturday.
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go For nye cents, Wells, Richardson Il Co,
burlington, Vt. Will send colored samples Of ali
cOlors Of Diamond Dyes with directions.
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Local Quotations COrrecsed Daily In the
Street Market.
FLoUR ETC. -."-
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SSHe COMPANY, BRANDYwINB MILLS
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BUTTMR, KoGs, POULTRY, =RTo.-ooRREoTRp
DAILY ny AEssIoK, THIRD STREET MARKRT.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-01-23
WEDNESDAY, January II, 1888.
Sennte.

The roll was called-a quorum present.
Mr.. Mckinne moved for reconsideration of
the action OF the Senate taken yesterday on Sen
ate bill No. 10, to be entitled an act in relation
to official printing, which was agreed to.
Mr.. Hatcher introduced the following resolu-
ton; Resotced, That the special committee ap-
pointed 10 visit the convict camps be, and are
hereby, instructed to make inquiry as to whether
or not any of the convicts now serving sentence
under the laws of this State are permitted to
hire their own time from the contractor, and if
so, by what authority, and report the same to
this body; which was adopted.
The following bills were introduced and re-
ferred
By Mr.. Proctor-Senate bill No IA: To be
entitled an act for the adoption of child by
John P. Roberts, and making said child his heir
to Committee on Judiciary.
By Mr. Speer-Senate bill No. rs: To be en-
titled an act in relation 10 duties OF County Sur
veyors; to Committee on County Organizations
BY Mr. McKinne-Senate bill No. IS To be
entitled an act to amend Section 2 and 3, of sub
Chapter 4 of Chapter 1887, of the Laws of Flor
ida, being an act TO provide for the punishment
OF crimes and proceedings in criminal cases to
Committee on Judiciary.
BY Mr.. Mallory-Senate bill No II: To be
entitled an act to regulate the conviction fees of
mittee.
By Mr.. Chandler-Senate bin No. 7S: To be
entitled an act for the relief of Reuben s.
Mitchell of Marion county; to Committee ON
Claims
By Mr.. Greeley-Senate bill No. 70: To be en-
titled an act to amend Section 8, Chapter 3106,
fixing fees of certain officers to The Judiciary
Committee.
By Mr.. Powers-Senate bill No 80: To be
entitled an act for the relief of NJ. Lively; TO
Committee on Claims.
By Mr.. Bryson-Senate bill No 81 To be en-
titled an act to incorporate the Suwannee Real
Estate Agency; to Committee on Judiciary.
Adjourned.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-01-23
NUARY %, 1883 NEW sERIES.-vOLs XVIII NO. 40.

vas ,arsed, ,|as 70 this blIl, by msnhsrs u ~
Judi0Ny Cctnmittee, that DE- pruper oouece AZ
relief ANS ths PardCnfng Board, but & arpc6xL
ipg tsS.f The Beneficiary knd served n nenicnoe
~ ceHacted. The bin. which was to rssfure him
10 bi$sasil rtehts, wss passedD
i AssEA5ty bill No. 70: To b entitled N act
atititfSsing The Beard OF Education 70 compro-
miss Sid settle with the counties indebted 70 the
ScheSstsnd Seminary Funds
AtH5nbly Scint resolution No. Is, from The
LegS.ors 6 the State OF FloFida, thai the
Unit6A Siates Congress be requested 10 correct
cefeaS irregularities In the mail service between
Tarsaasnd Aey West, was read the third line
and 'EAspte6.
Assembly Joint resolution No. z, Praying
thasEsf names Of surviving soldiers of the war
Of isSland 1885 be placed on the pension rolls
Of taE aited States, and that the soldiers of the
war Mti666 and 1857 be given bounty land. was
reaasSA third time. On motion Of Hr. McC1el-
Ian d. jackson. cousent was given 10 amend ~
insaixSSg 3ud the soldiers Of the Mexican Waxn
aftef: sse figures 1881" Of The 9Th line. The
resolnsiDn, - amended, was then put upon its
pas,sHb and adopted, and on motion the tiile Of
the1gsaHlutioH was amended by inserting, after
fS23sAs: third line, . and OF the Mexican War"
1TEHpeaker announced the following Special
cobitshtees.
TnsnvestiRate the Disston Land Sale-Nessr8
Ms0fA Bryan. Milton, Bevill and Cowgirl;
Tossavite Miss Willard to deliver Temperance
LeealNp on Monday night next-Messra Clyait,
Maors, Csssady. Cobb and Hall.
AassHrned to Monday, the 22d inst.