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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1884-06-17

AS yet, calculations on the
present crop are out of order.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1884-06-17

Much to the disappointment of
j. sI OF the sporting fraternity
n,.'' 0Aaadra and vicinity, the, pro-
-, a loot race of one hundred
W;s between Messrs. Posey and
ason, has been declared off.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1884-06-17

IRE contract for carrying the
United States mail from this place
70 Leesville, Vernon Parish, has
aeen awarded to Mr.. L. Daniels.
ne Will commence about the LIST of
next month.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1884-06-17

The growing crops throughout
the Parish are rapidly improving.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1884-06-17

-lHE upper story of the Weems
mansion, on bayou Bouef, is nearly
..0upieted, and is now occupied by
ny owner. When finished the house
Will be the finest and most conve-
nlent in the Parish.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1884-06-17
Town, and Parish News.

FISHING season is ROW here.
The W. G. Il. U. hold their
regular meeting tonight.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1884-06-17

RAILROAD spectacles and eye
glasses at L. NJ. Biossat's, Agent.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1884-06-17

-lHE foot bridge on the corner
" ', ~ and Johnston streets, as also
~, ,r' one on the corner. of I'd and
ash'nston streets, are in need of
,.pa'f. Let the proper authority
give the matter attention.
Daily Republican., 1884-12-19
COMMUNICATION
From Prof. a. II. Chandler. Princi.
pal Ofthe Academy, BROOK.
haven. Miss.


The following extract regarding Ut. Ken.
nedy's Favorite Remedy 10 aiken from a
private letter RON Prof A. Il. 4 handler. q
this city. We have obtained his consent 10
It's put lication thinking other afflicted ones
might experience ike benefit nom thii
unqueftionably splendid medicine
II have been under Or. kennedy's treat
ment for two months, taking only the medi
cine in question, FAVOhlTE REMEDY
and the effect on my disease lie already Won
derful. am rapidly regaining tie use o
my side. which had been SO long Ike a piec,
| of dead weight, TO lie dragged about uncoa
| trelied In the least Now ! walk all arou nd
| by the accustomed walking cane. ! suffer.
cd from paralysis and torpidity Of the live
| a nd bowels All this has 10. sn removed snt
ny general health was Lever better than a
present
DR.. Kennedy has large professional prsc
tiee in the Hudson river counties OF New
YORK among the most Intelligent and re
ltury's service In IN vicinity he ascrioes hi
great success as physician and surgeon I,
the marvel us curative properties OF hi
|" favorite Kennedy" The doctor knows hi
medicine has the power 10 alleviate suffer
ing, and he lie anxious to Lave 1t know
Favor to Remedy y has large ealee at tn
J North, and hope for the sake Of suiierin
humanity IL win soon DO recognized In tn
/, South, W. ere we are deluged with 80 man
. no struns, many even Injurious to health an
happiness from their alcoholic propertie
which give for awhile deceptive stimulation
. /" Favorite Remedy IL said To give distasl
!, dalton.
Dr Kennedy has an ad vertisement in n
Leader, and any order sent for the Favori
Kennedy will receive rompt attent ion.-E
Daily Republican., 1884-12-19
DEA TINS.

TWEEp-ln Elveston, Hancock County, ILL.,
on pscember 10 1874, James weed, for-
merly of Mill Greek Hundred, DEL, In the
72d Year Of mis- age.
HUTCHINSON - At Haddington, West
Phiis delpbia, on Thursday, the lSln ins5;
lane Hutchinson, wife Of the late Peter u.
Hutchinson, in the s7th year Of her age.
vWcr friends are respectfully invited 70 ~
tsnd her funeral. Services will DO held ~
west Presbyterian church on Saturday, the
nth inst, at one o'clock. lnterment n VII
mington and Brandywins Cemetery.
HUEY-On the 18th inst, John A. huey' In
the relatives and friends Of the family ALSO
LAFAYETTE Lodge, No. II, A. =. A. NJ, Are
respectfully invi to atterd the funeral
nom his late residence, N. W. Cor. ninth
and Madison street. on Saturday sMsfnoon'
list inst, at CLOCK. lntethons ~
view Cemetery.
oaDEN-In this city on the nth inst, Eliza
beth. vile Of Edward Ogden.
Relatives and friends arc respectfully IN
yited TO attend her funeral from the rcsi
depce Of her husband, Adams street. neA
Delaware avende, on Saturday AFTERNOON -
2o'ciock.
CRIPPEN-In Philadelphia, on Wednes'
day, December II, 1854 James Crippen, II
the esth year Of his age.
Relatives and friends Of the family are 10
yited 70 attend the funeral from his late rcsi
dence No. 2l8 West It'll street, wilmington
Del. Saturday, December 20, at II o'ciocK
vithout further notice. Interment at VIII
mippton and Brandywine Cemetery.
BROWN-On december 18th, Alice =. ,eldes
daughter Of Daniel and Sarah X. Brown, II
tho 2lth year Of her age.
The relatives aud friends OF inc ismiIy al
respectfully invited to attend the funefa
ffoin her parents residence, 800 East Sixtl
stroet. on Saturday afternoon at O'Clock
Interment at Riverview Cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1884-12-19
Journalistic,

Frank W. Reeve, for the past d
years connected with the reportd
staff Of the Daily REPUBLICAN,
rendered his resignation, to take q
on or before January LIST, 1885.
Reeve, who is an experienced new
per man, intends 10 embark in the |
ness on bis own account, be hiI
associated himself with Caleb J. 1
man, recently foreman Of he Nh
town Transcript, and formed a COT
nership. The new firm will establl
first. class printing Office at Middle't
Del. and expect to submit the
issue OF their paper about February
The office, however, will be in wcrl
order before Clrisimas, they hs'
purchased an entire outfit on Thur
from l.. X. kerbaugh, dealer 10 p
ers' materials Philadelphia, Pa,
Reeve will have charge Of the edit
department Of the papei, and the .
mem Der of the firm will run the
chanical part. Both gentlemen
practical printers, aud we bespeak
them success in their new venture
Daily Republican., 1884-12-19
A s2O 90 RibIicai Reward.

The publishers Of Rutledge's Monthly
offer twelve valuable rewards in their
Monthly for January, among which is
the following
We will give $1,000 to the person tell
ing us how many verses there are in
the New Testament Scriptures (not the
Revised Edition by January 10th, 1885.
Should two or more correct answers be
received, the REWARD will be divided.
The money will be forwarded to the
winner January 18th, 1885. Persons
trying for the rewaId must send 20
cents In silver (no postage stamps
taken) with their answer, for which
they will receive the Monthly for Feb
ruary, In which the name and address,
OF the winner of the reward and the cor
rect answer will be published, and IL
which several more valuable reward,
will be offered. Address RUTLEDGf
PUBLISHING COMPANY, Easton, Pa
Daily Republican., 1884-12-19
I THIRD EDITION,
Congress.

.,u Senate on Thursday, .
aao-;a, vas presented from the
Wnnan suffrage Association o. REM
wi nrotssting against the ad1is-
- 81 Dakota ION the Couseaeaston
made BY men alone and ueuxns -
suffrage rights of women; 1922.
submitted joint resolution sSa n
that. "without the consen, OF neosy
of Congress, the proposed S'csrAeSs
surveyipg expedition orderen " tne
Secretary OF the Navy was hiessL Ano
directing that Secretary not ~ enIorC.
the orders issued on the snoJes. until
definite and final action by 0onee On
the resolution. Mr.. Hale ooJecune 70
the resolution It went over one Day.
Mr.. Vest said he would call up so-oayi
a. the expedition was under otusrs q
saii from New York on Saturday, and
nronp mt action was necessary. Ine oil
| annropriating $50, 0C0 for st.sue x
General Lafayette was passeo. MI
Van Wyck introd uced two bills, one e
increase the pensions Of wido - ana de
rardent relations of deceased soldier
and sailors the other to grant pcnsioui
~ invalid and dependent soldiers VIII
served three months during the war o
the rebellion. The Inter state Com
merce bill was taken up, and MT. union
smoke in support Of the measure. Mr
slater offered his amendmert emoooy
ling the provisions of the keAgan OIL
Notice of other amendments was given
nendipp which the Senate adJourned.
In the House the consideration of Tn
Inter. State Commerce bill Was fesum
ed. the pend ing question being on Ia
motion to table the motion 70 recon
, slider the vote by which the hous
Yesterday adopted Mr. COTS amend
ment proyiding that, in the transports
ton Of passengers, railroad oompsnis
shall make no discrimlnAAon
, account of race or color The motto
to reconsider was tabled-yees ~
| NAYS 1903. Mr.. BArksdale offered .
: amendment providing that the furnisl
ing of separate accommod ations, VII
equal facilities and equal comforts,
the same charges, shall not be coustde
cd discrimination. Agreed N-Ye'
ll3l, nays 1874. Mr.. Reagan demands
the previous question on the first se
ton. A point of order being raised. q
bin being under consideration
lin Committee OF the Whole, d
Speaker refused TO sustain the deman
Mr.. Horr, Of Michigan, offered Z
amendment to add To Mr.. BarksdAle
amendment the words, "provid'
that such separation shall not b ma
on the basis Of race or color"
The motion 10 close debate was AGre
Ito without division Mr.. Horl
amendment was lost. Yeas lis, Ra
100. Pndiny consideration OF {
second .. ci5n tie bill went over.
Daily Republican., 1884-12-19

The Catholic Male Orphan Asylum
at ST. Marks and Albany avenues,
Brooklyn, known as st. Johns Home,
was destroyed by fire cary yesterday
morning. There were Isj orphans In
the building, and by the sxertions OF
the Sisters in charge neary all were
RET cued, but it is feared several OF them
lost their lives. Some were injured In
jumping from windows, and . Sister
and several hremen were also injured.
The Sister-Mary Josephne-died last
night The building was valued 1t
$500 900.
The Cape Ann Advertiser record Of
disasters 10 The Gloucester h-hiDg fleet
, during the last year SHOWS nat 16 YES
sells, with an aggregate tonnage Of 1 lO4
aud valued at So 900, have been lost.
The Insurance on these vessels amount
| e4l to t63, 100. One huudr.o and thirty
| one fishermen lost their ives, leaving
| nifty widows and siAiy-s.S children.
The above list includes I'VE vessels
nst in December OF last year, but toe
late 10 be included 10 previous reports
An explosion OF chemicals occurred Ia
7 the wholesale drug store Il Lamar
Co, In Augusta, Georgia y~storda,
/ afternoon A mixture CONTAINING
eight ounces OF chiorste D; potash wa
being compounded In mortar By
: William Holt, color boy, and IL l
slppos- that he pounded fhs mixtur
contrary 10 directions H8f was killed
and a coiortd man Wa severely Injured
All the windows in the store were shat
tered
N The iewelry store OF Naaoleon Lsfe
hrH MlUfrr-a rAhh.d 4.
We tuesday evening 81 yer $1,000
wo"h OF diamoudr, -welry an
",tches and e. 600 WORN Of silvel
vac The SAT-. was I.lRu open wit
"a powder. Tie store i 8pposite 70
olice sra'o on, but none the polio
h-art The explosion though
an ished the windows aEi glass cases
A rain on the East BRAID Y wine An
Waynsaburg railroad vas wrecke
yesterday morning by hf ken rail
Reed Roads, in Chester County, p,
VIM. Baker, of Philade pils. the eng
neer, was killed, and ne fireman
Hershey, also of Philadelphia, ",
, dangerously injured.
One OF the buildings Of ine Metall
Cap Company, near Befhty res static
# on the Bound Brook kai!r9ad. Flew l
hIiiihs u VI ftuR0c8s VI
Superintendent. Hus h. body "
:, taken to Connecticut, II ~ where
came.
Mrs. Markle, widow the la
General Markie, wis dled .uddenly
Philadelphia, year A. commit
suicide in Greensburg Perna.. vests
day morning, by taking laudanul
She had been an iuva II for sevel
years.
p The schooner F. l. C1oger. at N,
York, from Pernamtue8 repor,s that
4 the 9th inst. she SPOKE 'ae Germ
! bark Diekrone, from Bt.Llrst, Afrit
for Savannah, with par .. her ere
down with fever.
A fast train on tLe P-npsylv val
Railroad was wreckeI -rday mo
ing, at Christiana, b, broken r,
Two cars were thTowl over an embal
ment, and the condu IUe ui one 2
senger were slightly ~ 4.,4.
A mail bag was robbed + registe
: letters containing - eco h., yeen X;
loops ami Victoria, III Br.rsh Colu
oia, few days ago, There is no c
TO the rob bers.
Daily Republican., 1884-12-19
THE oLprIME sToRE-HoUsE,
Kennard T. Co..
No. GIL Market Street.

For many years it was with
pleasure that w. M. Kennard
gave to his friends and customers
many and decided bargains in
handkerchiets, and now the cod
time store," No. Gil Market St,
ofie a line OF Ladies', Gentle
mems and Misses Plain and
Fancy Ha dker, hiefs un' urpass-
ed for beauty, excellence and
reasonable prices.
The entire stock is all linen as
usual.
We have many beautiful de.
signs IN Silk Handkerchief. A
few special sty les, not in this
market outside of the old time
store.
The assortment of White Silk
is especially fine in goods from
75c. to $l.25.
See our ladies' temsutched
fancy borders at l2ac; see ouI
ladies' henstitched fancy border
at l5c.; see our ladies' hemstitch
ed fancy border at 25c see oul
ladies' hemstitche white al
12t, Is and Csc; our ladies
fancy wifi e at 25 and soc.
! See our gentlemen's wover
bordered at ~ ic.; see our gentle
linens emstitch ia cy border a
l25c.; see our gentleme s large
Is re hemmed at Csc see our gen
ltlemen's hemstitch white at 2!
and 37tc.
1t will certainly pay you to ex
anime our stock OF Handker
chiefs.
| We have nice stock of I'm
brellas, suitable for the holidays
for Ladies. Gentlemen and Chi
dren.
A good first.clsss Gossame
can be had of us at a REASONABLE
. price.
N The best T wei in the countr
/: at 25, so and 75c.
i Don't forget that we have 1t
lpin's Celeb ated Black Casf
meres.
4 Don'G forget that we are clo'
. ing out our Cloaks at gre-tly IT
d duced prices.
Don't forget to call and see Il
Y at the
'lOLD.TIME STORE HOUSE
VI No. Gil Market Street.
!: Kennard e Go
Daily Republican., 1884-12-19
" Beautifui snow

About 9 o'clock yesterday NOR
snow commenced TO fall, ard soon y
ed into a driving storm. Inc mefq
In the barometer cropped lower
lower until mig ht, when me WI
WAS intensely cod Tie tall OF
continued all day aud unuI isj
night, bur was not m0Is 'han y
inches deep on q level, he 'mali
was in his glory, and as soon 40
payements we're covered was ous
his sled enjoying himself 70 DIS ~, IL
content. Last evening Tue ni,.s
Seventh, Eighth AID other sIless
flled with merry eoastfIs' NuV,
they enjoyed fhein 81 rs nSTS
crossing at inierserilne s''er'' i
dangerous for pedestrians. a
sleiahs were out tits IGo,ulps
the Jingle of the bells s9iL'I Har rs'
ly in the ears Of ihcse VINO nav
waiting for " the h-sulilal STOW
Daily Republican., 1884-12-19
Th.coadiiion OF BAKE

Although Blake has iupl oasii,'
What. he is stili suffering cg'' sn \
pain. but Or. Black, The pt his y \
clan, says thar lie vii oe aUl, 4
bis foot. He has been I =, ,bs ii,
the cell occupied by hiln AZ o ,u' IN,
his escape, and placed In, u wv Mar,
down the corridor Qfilce, Ia a. 4
yisited him yesterday ana D''
conversation with hin, ,,o,.
Cop4ley has been p'acf u. ~ hat !
there is very little DANCE u, n q,
will baveanotber opportunity s
rhe Sheriff has issued az ~ snb.I
hereafter Blake vii nave u iii D
The prison fare, and laa sI.i n'
allowed TO receive the 'e' nahit d
hi. wife has been in tn "''
ntshiup him.
Daily Republican., 1884-12-19
Elf TIL ED|1|@1

Professor William o H.,
exhibition In the u. A X s1Ve : nasij
-, - evening III before a large aud,s ss.' +
Z. I. Rice, Jr., ha. pu,,h.. ,e''s
hou. %' W. Eni, e., the three storv
10 ISs sse' NO. lAol Harrison s,,s.,
Parliamentary letters vo,.
granted by Register Grubh II 's was
N: Drein. executor Of the w ~ WIN
iste Thomas Dlien Of this ci r,' o.
Tn, The creek Is now full Of t,o,,,,.
: =. tnin sheet having been for ur..as
.ne same during the night. rh;'l
broken up BY tug boats tbi. which na.
This will prove a harv.., ' ~
olacksmiths who are ham, ' . .@
rougning horses. Sleiphs a.. 0o ny
demand, although the snos .' !. aln
deep enough for sleighinS. !" ''a'd
The foundation walls n
hents large warehouse at Ws,.D
and Ss.n ;.aee,s. are NEARLY compls
progressing very rapidly. ' "0fE
An inventory of the estate o, IL. !
henry Virden, the Delaware riys -, =,
has been flied in Philadelphia , ~
valuation Of his personal ,s Ivy
placed at s3l, 6,3.5S. 'A'''
A pig weighing 1000 pound. N
by John Almond, of Brandy vin.
dred, will be rallied off at 81 a I ~.
mas. y" VI
The debate announced tn tab.
last evening at the meeting of 4, D.
Young Peoples Literary As,oc,,.
was postponed on account Of ,hs
ness OF one Of the debaters An
lent entertainment, however, VA,
dered. ""
| George STANLEY, an emplovss =,
H., W. & b. Railroad Compsnv n
tempting to jump on an express ia,
the Tatnall street Crossing xs m,
; from the car and narrow " escansd
ing fatally injured.
Thomas Mitchell, Jerman J. Nal
|, In, L. W. Palmer, J. b. Bly,bs
George II. Woods, members Of HI
Lodge, l. o. o. f., have been sppoi1
q committee Of arrangements ior
reception Of Curtis Lodge Of Yol
town, Pa, who will visit them
Years eve.
The funeral Of Peter CONWAY
recently died at his home in Bal
wine Hundred at the advanced se
100 years, took place this morning
WAS largely attended. The rem
were in charge Of undertaken Rus
and were inferred in the New Ca,he
icemetery.
Daily Republican., 1884-12-19

The hasty biographical sketch pub
lishei in Thursdays REPUBLICAN, WAS
IN the main correct, gathered ~ 1t WAS
from the indistinct data At hand. He
was born at Alex sndria, Va, In 1910,
and was educated at Georgetown High
School. He was admitted TO the Ohio
Conference in 1929, and soon afterwards
was appointed TO Wayne as the junior
preacher. In 1880 he Was appointed
pastor Of the Methods, church at Black
River, and In 1881 was ordained deacon.
In lS4l he received an appointment At
pastor of the church at Ann Arbor
| where he officiated until 1883, when ht
| received an appointment to the Detroit
church, where he continued his minis
teriai work from 1884 TO 1888, when tn.
Michigan Conference having beeI
formed, he received the app ointment o
Presiding Elder Of Ann Arbor District
which position he held until 1888. II
1889 and 1870 he was laborinS In tn,
ministry at Detroit, and in 1874 wa
appointed agent Of the American Bibl'
Society at Michigan. In l845 his labor
were continued at Monroe.
| He was the first Methodist preache
TO introduce instrumental music in tn
church service Of the West, an &C
which cansed the Conference Of Mich
gan to challenge his sound Methodism
In his entire ministry Ma Colclaze
never fai led TO answer roll-call at tn
annual Conference Of which he was
membe During his ministry he wa
the pastor OF three church mem Der
who afterwards became Bishops of III
Methodist church two Of whom wer
converted under his ministry He wa
also ex President Hayes first pastor II
hio.
The funeral services will be held thi
afternoon at 3 o'clock from his late resi-
dence, l205 Bainbridge street. whe
the remains will be taken to Cambridg,
Maryland, for int.rment TO morrow, b.
sides those OF his wife. who died sew.
raj years ago A number of minister
OF the Wilmington Conference wi
attend the funeral.
Daily Republican., 1884-12-19

One day this week the Board of Health
In New York visited the Establishments
OF thirteen manufacturing confectioners
in that city, where they lad ascertained
that poisonous colors were used in the
manufacture of candles, and seized
about two tons of coufec,ious, which
we're first treated to BAH OF carbolic
acid, TO prevent any one eatipQ them,
and afterwards dumpet In the offal
dock.
All yellow bon. bons 81 other candies
colored with chrome yellow or chromate
OF lead were seized, and also all
in which red lead, yeruillion, Prus.
sian blue or anilline co.ors we're used.
1t was ascertained that number Of the
places used burnt lumber 10 1--WE = choco
late color, and call these piements'
says Dr. Edison Of the Beard Of Health
are very poisonous, except burnt UNI
per and Prussan blue, both of which
however, are injurious. The use o
them is the more reprehensible sine
children and young people are the prin
cipai consumers of confectionery"
Daily Republican., 1884-12-19
. Cn,,d's sudde" ~.

Yesterday Afternoon an awe N. y
suddenly sudden at the residence ~ Sn' iOs Eas,
street, with con INV, ,lree years q
Ssf iss WAS sp not VISIT ss' y ',i 81; . 4,
p past two two weeks, and M duration n1s .
,Sis morning @aiD for his home u
Daily Republican., 1884-12-19
FOURTH EDITION,
EleoelOO Of 00eoeo.


Delaware Encampment, No. !. !. o
o. r., has elected the following ofdoers
Chief Patriarch, Robert PAlfrey High
Priest, Nathaniel Henderson Senior
Warden, Neal Forrest /; Scribe. Edward
McInttrs; Treasurer, Edwin Y. Morrow !;
Representatives TO Hall Stock. K. II.
Morrow.
Naomi. Lodge, No. 8, Daughters Of Re-
bekah, o. o. r.. has organized with
~ enty. SIX member and installed tho
following OIL Gers: N. G., Isaac P. Nay
ior; v. G., Sarah p. Bennett Recording
Secretary, Rosanna M. Burton Finan.
cial Secretary, Arabella NJ. Wright ;
Treasurer, Tamor 4. abbot |; Cond uc-
tor, Mary A. Spence Warden, Hannah
M. Turner ; II. 3. TO n. G., Sarah M
Edwards l.. 8. to N. g., Elisabeth 4.
Corn brooks; o. s. g Winter d. Taylor;
1. 8. G., William NJ. Wright X. 8. "a
Iv. G., Ella r. Fell. Foriy-fve new
mem bers we're elected II the last meet
ling
Harmony Council, U. r. OF A.. hal
elected the following officers: w. p.
r. G. vinsineer ". v. p, MAggi,
Peterson W. G., Kate vigoekie w
g., q. H. Conner l. g., J. vigoskie
10 8, VIM. Tuder /; Counsellor. N. A
lyinsinger Trustees, 9. II. Combs, @
III. Conner and L. A. Heritage.
Martha Chapter, No 2. Order OF tn
Eastern Star, held its annual meetiul
: lin Twelfth Street Hall last evening
and elected officers a. follows w. N.
Mary Ii. Hector /; A. NJ, Sarah Small
wood Conductress, Sarah J. Price
"A. c., Eliza Jane Marsh Treasurer
Amelia Layton Secretary. Asbur.
, Sterling Warden. Rosanna Anderson
IAdah, Rosapna Chippey Ruth, Mar
IChippey Esther, Mary X. Whey
Martha, Margaret Blackston Elects
!, Rachael jackson Sentinel, John A
y Marsh.
Il Adah Chapter, No. /, Of the sam
q order elected as follows: w. N
Elizabeth Stevenson A. M, Catharin
Il Brown; Con,iuctress, Margaret Rounds
d A. G., Maria Ford; Treasurer, Mari
Hamilton Recorder, K ID. CLARK "
Patron, james A. Benton.
Mount Vernon Degree Lodge, /. o. {
q r., has elected the following Officers Il
J. the ensuing year: ID. M, WilliaI
4 Turner d. ID. NJ, Joseph Alle,t Il. |
d. NJ, John s. Sample; 3. d. ID. M
x e. Pierce Secretary, John p. Ia!
Is lor TT, asurer, David Downs; Cor
ductor, Richard Burton, Jr; WArdsl
ID, Wright
Daily Republican., 1884-12-19
.-re.ted for Lareen''

Last Wednesday nish.a : Alan
from Philadelphia, nsnis sssrch o
arrived in this city ,,d ~ Annie Annie !
and Georgian a WaIa, sIiicles II
some dresses and otht. a,s'C Of trI
dresses and other we .,hars one Of
stolen from a house wnsrs U' and
was employed as a d'me'''''
wards pa~ned' an, in The bsi
The matter was p9. IL Ohio succ
two officers in this Guy, !, yssl sD IL Me-
street,
Daily Republican., 1884-12-19

John 4. Huey, Who he's bssa eneag
Cd In tha grocery business for the past
eight Year,, At the northwest corner OF
Ninth and Madison streets, died sudden.
" On Thursday. night u his home. He
has besn suffering for some time, but
no serious apprehension we're felt over
his condition and Thursday evening he
was moved down stairs. and about 10
o'clock taken back 70 his room, where
he was taken suddenly worse and died
In . few minutes.
Deceased was In his A5th year, q
native OF Ireland and came 10 thii
country % years ago. He was . mem
Der Of the Ffnt Presbyterian church.
Jane Hutchinson, wife Of the late
Peter Hutchinson. both Of whom resi-
ded on West Fourth street. opposite tho
City spring, for . number Of years, diet
Thursday, 1t the residence Of her neph
CIV, 1t Haddingtbn, West Philadcl-
ph,a, In the S7th year Of her age.
Deceased was well.known In TIL
city and was very active previous :
her last illness. Her RENAME will
Brought TO Wilmington 70 morrow
morning for interment In the Whining
ton and Brsndywine Cemetery.