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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-06-05
PHYSICIANS.
M. Hilton williams, MD. McPso

Graduate Of Victoria College. Toronto, onta-
rio. (s67) Member OF the College Of Physicians
and surgeons OF Ontario. For several years
proprietor Of the Ontario Pulmonary Institute
ut Toronto, Ont. and for II years proprietor Of
the Detroit Throat and Lung Institute at De-
troit. Michigan.
OFFICE: 275 North Main street, Los Angeles, Cal.
Office hours, from 10 A. N. to 4 P. NJ.
Sundays, from to 6r.M. feb29ft
Daily Republican., 1884-01-05

LONDON, January 1.-The Rome cor
respondent of the Post says that the
Pope's secretary, Monsignor Boccoli,
opened letter from America addressed
to Leo Kill, containing Fenian threats
against the Pope should he support En-
gland against the National cause in
Ireland. The letter also states that the
protection the Italian Government
gives the Pope, who is now the only
sovereign who is safe from dynamite,
will be of no avail against the opera
tions of the Fenians. The Pope is
warned that there are priests whom he
Is bound to rec i've who will obtain ac-
cess to his presence and who will sus-
tain the cause of the Irish against op-
preston.
The Rome correspondent of the Stan-
dard says that the Propaganda will BE-
gin on Tuesday next to examine certain
of Mr.. Errnger's proposals in regard to
the line Of conduct to be epursued by the
Irish clergy, with view to the better
severance of their connection with the
agitators of Ireland. Especially does
the attitude of the American Fenians
require further action. The Propaganda
has promised to examine the matter
from moral point ofview and will act
accordingly.
Daily Republican., 1884-01-05

The first regular meeting of theYoune
Mems Republican Climb for the new
year, was held last evening, with Presi.
dent Benson in the chair. The fol-
lowing standing committees were an.
Dounced
Finances, Elwood g. jackson, Chas.
A. Rudolph, j. Austin FL ison, Lewis
b. Morrow and VIM. II. Wickersham !;
Room, James Il. Crippen, John e.
Whitehead and Fred Darlington ;
Printing, Literature and Programme,
Frederick E. Bach, Samuel A. Ma
Callister, Frederick II. Robinson, Flem-
ing Carrow. M. D., and Samuel M.
Knox Enrolment, Henry b. Duncan,
Frank Il. McCaulley, aud George w.
Sparks.
Cakes were received from Charles
G. Lednum and Walter S. Davis, mem
bers of the club, who have recently
been married. The arrangements for
TIE third annual supper next Tuesday
evening are almost completed, and the
members were requested to meet at their
rooms at $50 O'clock that evening and
proceed IN body to The banquet.
Daily Republican., 1884-01-05
RrOlD ibltlOn.

The list of new names this week is as
follows
George Petition, Theodore Scott,
Charles Parker, Jonas Klair, j. T.
Webb, j. f. Bratton, A. B. G. Rey
nolds, Geo. Deakyne, j. \. Ingram, G..
Shockley, Daniel B. Ma,oney, w. r.
Alfre-. I. Passwaters, g. A. Daniels,
Harry A. Lee, JOS. g. Naudain, A. In.
grau, VIM. M. Rosin, George Dutton,
Geo. W. Burton, Newton Chandler. G.
W. Griffinburg, j. w. Atwell, DR.. T.
A. Enos, Albert Lyman. +. II. Latto-
mus, j. c. Gears, VIM. 2. Froud, Geo.
NJ, ID. Hart, G. W. Moore, George Sip
pie, Sol. j. Hooper, WIN. AZ Polk, VIM,
II. Ciendaniel. A. Finley, A. G. Brat
ton.
Epidemic maladies, as typhoid fever,
cholera, dysentery, or smallpox, run
their most fatal course among inebri.
ates. 1t has been noted that admission
TO hospitals in Frauce are most numer-
ons on Tuesday and Wednesday, the
two days following Monday, a day
long consecrated by French tipplers
70 the disorders of wine-shops.
Daily Republican., 1884-01-05

The receipts for the nine performan-
ces will exceed four thousand dollars.
No other indoor entertainment could
attract the same number Of people The
citizens and people. from far and near are
eager to paw homage to equine sag Acity.
Since their previous appearance the
school has been enlarged TO nineteen
scholars, and numerous new features
have been:introduced. Cesar makes more
movements, Chevalier distinguishes
coiors there Is sleeping scene in
camp; the marvellous military drill has
been made more difficult ; Captains
Snow Ball and Black Ball, and the
flying artillery have been added to the
battle scene anil the entire programme
IL presented with more promptness and
accuracy.
They leave tonight for Orange, N.
j., where they appear for one week,
then go to Trenton, Camden, Patterson,
Allentown, Harrisburg, Lancaster.
After which they visit the principal
cities of the East, opening at the Boston
theatre June I'd. Next Fall they in
tend to visit the leading cities of New
York, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Michigan
and the West en-route to Oakland, +,
California, where Prof. Bartholomew
intends to locate permanently during
the Spring of 1886
Mr.. John d. Mishler, proprietor OF
Mishler's Academy Of Music, Reading,
Pa. and manager of "The Mishler Cir
cult" in Eastern Pennsylvania, has
been the manager of the Equine Para
dox since April oath, 1882, and has
achieved success that IS as gratifying
to his numerous friends as it must be to
his energy and business tact. 1t is
evident that the Equine Paradox is
very large sized "bOnanza TO all con-
cerned. Prof George Bartholomew is
the sole proprietor, and John u. Mishler
sole manager.
Daily Republican., 1884-01-05
NEWS SUM MARY.
"A WORLDS FAIR ON THE:PACIF.
IC GOAsT-RESINE Ess FAIL-
UkEs-OfHER NEWS.

A meeting Of prominent citizens was
held in san Francisco on Thursday
evening to arrang, for holding a
Worlds Fair In that city IN 1897. Gov
ernor Stoneinan pr sided and read let
ters frCm the Pacific coast Congr, 81 sden
promising to support the scheme. 1t
was resolved to provide a guarantee
fund of 81 900, 900, and when this is OBJ
tained to petition Congress and tho
State Legislature for appropriations.
II is said the meeting represented $780,
900, 900.
The two-masted schooner Adriana
with 100 tons of coal, went ashore on
Block Island during Thursday after
nson's gale. The captain and one sail
| or wore taken from the vessel by the
islanders, but the mate and cook were
frozen to death. The bark Yarmouth :,
from Tragani, with a cargo of salt,
grounded yesterday morning in Var
mouth Sound, Nova Scotia, has gone to
piecss. Her crew were saved.
Mrs. Mary Carver, In whose house in
Lakeville, Massachusetts, Patrick Car
tin was found dead on last Monday has
confessed that during a drunken alter
cation between Cartin and Charles B.
Staples, the latter struck Cartin with
slung shot and he died three hours af-
terward.
Sixteen boarders and three sisters of
the Convent of Notre Dame de Lour-
des, in Montreal, were made seriously
i'll OH Thursday after eating meat pie
Two Of the boarders are ia a critical con-
dition. 1t is believed the meat was
tainted.
Two men drank glass of lager beer
in saloon in Ithaca, New York, on
Thursday, and both Of them sickeaed.
One of them died soon afr drinking
the fluid, and the other died yesterday.
Patrick Shelley, keeper of tho saloon,
has been arrested.
A petition is being circulated in Cecil
County, asking the Legislature TO 30
far amend the game law for Cecil
county as to allow pxrtridges and rab-
bits to be killed from October 20 to
Decem Der 26.
The Union League of professional
base ball players, met in Philadelphia
Thursday. About eighteen delegates
from clubs in Richmond, Baltimore,
Wilmington, Boston and Lancaster
were present.
Thirty six lottery policy dealers in
New York were arrested yesterday on
warrants obtained by Inspector Byrnes.
Their capture was brought about BY tho
detective operations Of a reformed
policy dealer.
The New York and New England
Railroads great iron transfer steamer
at Newburg has been seized by the U.
s. Marshal for debt of about $1,000
due Ward, Staunton & Co., shipbuild-
ers, for repairs. The boat cost 5000, 900.
The Philadelphia police made $4,000
arrests during 1888, Of which $4,000 were
for drunkenness. Not very good
temperance exhibit for the "City of
Brothsrly Love"
w. NJ. Furbush & Son, piano dealers
of Portland, Maine, are reported to have
failed, with $27 900 in liabilities and
ST., 900 in nominal assets.
Henner & Moore, bankers Of Morris,
Minnesota, failed yesterday for 500, 900
Their assets are unknown.
Pittsburg, Pa, is to have new court =
house to cost y, 900, 900.
Daily Republican., 1884-01-05

> xy ~, p, ,n,t
,oas W'Lmisaros, De,;, ,, i,eean,1el ''n iy|} aoi}
wa, W." "a ,,,',,, ",,a loo
ness that could hardly speak, / took
one twenty five cent bottle of Canada
Pima Svrun which paye me prompt
relief and cured me entirely, HENRY
JACKSON, No. IL Beuna Vista street,
Ninth ward.
! prornt nlaasaut and harm lass :.
evervhoslv should trv thia remedy /:
sold at ali the drug stores.
Photographs
Reduced In prices. Fine re-touchedIca binet
redaced from $500 per dozen TO 500 rer
dozen Csra Ph9sosrsPns nns'y Ic'oScIou ~ us d",
=" a uoiian5 nhot"grS nhor Sa,Iorv
807 Market street.
Your Choice.
The handkerchief extracts eold. by
4. r. Hartman. druggist. Fifth and
ponlar ara ii,,a-Marie Stewart. Cash.
mere Bouquet, Carnati0n Pink, White
Rose and many Others.
he Convinced
nv calling m, tba Dslawsre Tobacco
Agency for bargains iu cigars. Full line
OF fne cigars In fancy boxes suitable
for holidays. 105 East Second street.
Ladder
fine pebble b .tton, worked bu ton hole
for Sl.bO, at Babcock's, 2O6 Marke
street.
A. Chambers,
tactical un.rooier, and oil Kinds o. 700
s.on, woan p''"p''' "'0"u'' w. ave- ~1' AA"e
Daily Republican., 1884-01-05
Zonf Wizards Failure.

ctors Of ;hc Northern Pacific
COMPANY met yesterday in
and accepted Henry Vii.
enaiion Of the Presidency.
yesterday made an ASST gu.
illiam Endicott, Jr., of Bos-
oraca White, Of New York
- to them his property and
Madison avenue, to dispose
blic or private sale, and ap-
oceeds, first, to the payment
rest of a mortgage Of $500, 00U
roperly; and second, to carry
listing contracts for the com
the edifice. Provision is also
Pc payment of any indebted.
Owing by Mr.. Willard to the
iiway and Navigation Com.
,e instrument further rtcites
esidue, alter disposing OF the
ebtedneas, shall be turned
wife, Mrs. Fanny Garrison
In accepting Mr.. Wizards
~, the Northern Pac fc Di-
ed hilu $50, ,00Ufyr three years
'ressiuent.
Daily Republican., 1884-01-05

Ay night the Ba ry e. Fay
npany will appear Al til
in Irish Aristocra va
'ic-nic." Messrs Barry and
49, y excellent character come,
4 An4 Huidoon and Mulcahev are
which in the hands OF
. sCtors are infinitely amusing.
langhable comrdy is an improye.
5ApbD the ordinary Irish dramas
fun that IL created by witness.
nishaps Of the two ptincipal
rs convulse the spectators
pghter.
Ay evening "Thc Queen s Lace
rchief," vii! be presented by
ln's New York OperaCompany.
Wednesday, night howerth's \
Hiberticp, with five great com
yupporred by strong company
pear and give u first class GU
hent.
Daily Republican., 1884-01-05
Social Events.

A select party was given last evening
in Webster's dancing academy.
About fifteen couple participated and
danced TO the excellent music furnished
by Professor LuCkman.
A small party came down from Phil.
adelphia last evening and were met at
the depot by some freinds, when the
party proceeded to the residence Of j.
w. Moore, 1903 Delaware javenue,
where the evening was spent in tripping
the light fantastic until q seasonable
hour. Lucknan furnished the music
and each person present voted the affair
brilliant one,
Daily Republican., 1884-01-05
The Money Market.

The Philadelphia Ledger says: The
money mark ct is unchanged and easy.
Call loans are quoted at 3@5 per cent,
and first class commercial paper at 5@6
per cent. In New York commercial pa
per is reported in good demand, if en-
dorsed, but single names do not meet
with general favor. The quotations are !:
so to 80 days endorsed bills receivable,
5(g5k per cent, four months accep-
tances, b15@6 per cent, and good single
names having to 6 months to run,
61a@7E per cent. Yesterday in New
York call money loaned at 1902 per
cent all day.
Daily Republican., 1884-01-05

Tho Ocean Steamship Company Of Savan
nah is presenting extraordinary attractions
for this seasons travel " Florida. Its Phi
hdel hia and savannah Line Is equipped
with the lar.e and elegant steamships City
Of Savannah and City Of Macon, which sal
every Saturday alternately, In command Of
experienced officers. Excursion tickets from
Philadelphia to Jacksonville anu return,
good until Juno ls., 1884, S4l.5O, which In
uludes meals and Stater0Oms. No extra OK.
.perses Staterooms oan be secured and
tichots obtained at the Office Of tina company,
Is south Third street, Philadelphia, or II. 9.
Taylor, Agent, 224 Market street., Whining
ton, Del.
Daily Republican., 1884-01-05

The continued cold weather has kept
James F Wood q Co, constantly busy
on heaters, both in setting new and re.
pairing old ones, having just finished
setting one of their largest Nichols
furnaces for VIM. G.. Gibbons, Esq,
which works handsomely. They are a
most powerful furnace, made of boiler
iron, closely rivetted and made per-
tectly gas tight in construction. Any
person wishing to purchase furnace
should call and inspect them. They
have also their Favorite furnaces,
which are highly recommended.
Daily Republican., 1884-01-05
How to Select SINS.

When about to select q black silk,
pull thread out OF the filling and
test the strength of 1t. e 1t breaks
easily the silk is not desirable. l it
,Jrovas strong, continue the eXainina
ton by rubbing ole corner OF the silk
vigorously and the holding it up 10
the light. The presence OF large
amount Of jute or dye will thus be
mad manifest.
Daily Republican., 1884-01-05

Peace Is better than JOY. JOY is .
very uneasy guest, and is always on
tiptoe 10 depart. 1t tires and wears US
out, and yet keeps us ever fearing
that the next moment 1t will be gone.
Peace Is not 30. 1t comes more quietly,
1t stays more contentedly, and 1t new
or exhausts our strength, nor gives No
one anxious forecasting thought.
Daily Republican., 1884-01-05
Two Childreaa Sn Hucsted.

DR.. Danforth recently held an H.
quest at st. Pancras, London, upon
two children found suffocated in be-,
wi h their parents. The Coroner
estimated that about 100 children are
suffocated yearly in England undel
sim ilar circumstances. He added that
in Germany many parents were not al.
lowed to have their children in bed
with them.
Daily Republican., 1884-01-05
Rclic afthe Consultation

Mr.. R. II, Bishop, who is the pos
SCISSOR of the thermometor, in kstand, and
wafer and pen holder, used by Commo-
dore Perry and others, On the cid ship
=" Constitution, has left the same in
the window of Mr.. Hanf, No. Is East
Fourth street, where 1t may be seen by
all who feel an Interest in old relics OF
the war of 1872, and the heroes connected
with the same. 1t was given to Mr..
Bishop by Hon. G. P. Fisher, to whom
1t was presented By friend in Wash
ington some years ago.
Daily Republican., 1884-01-05
Matrimonial.

Last Tuesday evening Mr.. Frank
Sanders and Miss Mary Haughcy were
united In marriage by the Rev. Father
keenan OF st. Paul's Catholic Church
tnc ceremony took place in the larlor
OF the parsonage at Fourth and Jackson
streets,
Daily Republican., 1884-01-05

The most delicate persons enjoy
taking Lmory's Little Cathartic Pills
they restore col1r, give a wholesome ap.
petite, put new life in broken down
body; they are pleasant to take aud
their action is very mild. Druggists
sell tllem.-15 cents.
Daily Republican., 1884-01-05

OF the many remedies before the pub
lie for Nervous Debility and weakness
of Nerve Generative System, there is
none equal to ALIENS Brain Food, which
promptly and permanently restores all
lost vigor; it never fails. 81 pkg, s for
S6. AT druggists.
Daily Republican., 1884-01-05

nenes, is d brutal vice g
nulgcs in it is no sentlemnn.
hoL what his stamp may be III
care not what clothes he
Or what culture he boas ts.
B all his refinement, the light
lbltual taking of Gods name
J a coarse nature and a brutal
Daily Republican., 1884-01-05
The Light Fan tRs fc.

The fourth annual reception Of the
Rosebud Assembly took place last
night in the lecture room of the Opera
House. The room was crowded with
lockers on, while about eighty couples
took part in the grand march. Pro-
fessors Ritchie, Worth and Ellinger
furnished the music for the dancers
The grand march was led by master
Of ceremonies Robert W. Yarnall and
lady, floor manager George W. Lynch
and wife, assistant floor manager Frank
j. Steiber and wife, assistant William
H. Vance with Sallie Ryan and
assistant II. A. Casperson with Annie
Zebley. The committee of arrange
ments comprised thirteen members
with James McC. Gillespie chairman,
and Benjamin +. Kilvington secretary.
The reception committee was composed
of James F. Curran, Samuel s. Bald.
win, Harry W. QuiRhy, John X. Norris
and B. S. Kilvington. Dancing was
kept up until about O'Clock this
morning, and he affair was very en-.
ioyable one. Refreshments were served
at intervals during the night.
The closing hop of Professor T. o.
Cooper's adult dancing class took place
last evening i'll his dancing academy in
the Institute building. A large party
was present and a good time was had.
Daily Republican., 1884-01-05

The stock of clothing and gents
furnishing goods, at the Boston One
rrlce Clothing House, must be entirely
sold out during this month and next.
Daily Republican., 1884-01-05
PASTORS Association. A

The Pastors Association OF w lining.
ton and vicinity will meet IN the par
lor of Central Presbyterian church on
next Monday morning, January 7th, nj
10. O'Clock.
Daily Republican., 1884-01-05

Punch aud Jndr on exhibition at LOG
Market street, every day from 10 q. In.
to 10 p. IN. Go and sec them.
Daily Republican., 1884-01-05
By March First

Gents overcoats and pantaloons at
cost, ~ the Boston Clothing House, to
close the entire stock.
Daily Republican., 1884-01-05
The Orph0ns' Fair.

The fair that is now being held In
the Institute Hall for the benefit of the
Catholic orphans continues to be we'll
patronized, and there was large at.
tendance last evening. The tables are
all well filled with useful and fancy
articles. and barrels Of -four, tons of
GOAL, stoves, furniture, watches and
other things are chanced off every
night. A spirited contest is now going
On between Colonel Thomas Ford and
Harry Lape for gold headed ebony
cane, and the friends of both parties
arc working industriously to secure
votes.
Daily Republican., 1884-01-05
no HafGr RalnaHY

can be had for coughs and colds, or
any trouble of the throat, than
" Browns Bronchial Troches." Price
25 cents. Sold only in boxes.
Daily Republican., 1884-01-05

Oysters, corner Third ard French
twenty barrels Of prime salt oysters,
Wholesale and retail. II. Shoem Aker.
Daily Republican., 1884-01-05
sALI. NEWS.
EIp \ MBER OF
LEAGuE-1O DE
TEN \ LEAGUE.

The Interstate Base
held a few days ago 1t
procee lings that the
ningtoa Clubs were
that organization.
6t TO be somew hat
een generally und er-
clubs mentioned had
ITO ,he Union League,
Times intsrvie wed
that city, in reference,
= from, that gentleman
The report was one OF
Ne also stated that
~ Reading and Viii.
vG been accepted. To
connection with the
Mr.. Fox showed the
100 payment 6 the
hs also said WiliSing-
Recalling dtes in that
einent will afford Mr..
n to explain himself,
ebour II he might tell
repeated hostile at
ljng T mes, his paper,
eue.
\ the statement made ,
snce 10 the Whining
sing IL n list OF the
Dteting OF that body
20 Richmond, Va
}, 3D.; q, ). Fergu son,
y. y; Il. g d 'cnu, !. T.; (;
IA; W. u. Dugan, c.;
David Cain, g. t.; II.
William Smiley, 70. f,
2. I.
Eclub, OF baltimore, Nd.
H.; Elmer R1lis,-y,
lsColl, J. T.; William ltit
emnei Lahdis, p ;Jos"Ph
hilbert hattltIh, ~ {;
d c. l.; JUhn Br!l., e;
h; John Hanna, c.; J.
III
no. OF Wilmington. Del.
<nry Miller, p; Tllonlas
ennis L. Casey, @. RI;
basti;ln, 10; Andrew
mes Say, ID; thomas
|of Reading, Pa. james
AIRY Jacohy, 2 John
Daily Republican., 1884-01-05
- The Best"


Bonson-s Car 3ipe Porous Plastere are I'd
mittodiy "Th0 Best fer local rheumatism
and nauralEiA, 2to.
Daily Republican., 1884-01-05

ALL RIGHT, then, let us have 1t the
69th. Anyhow, didn't old Hickory
give II " them
Daily Republican., 1884-01-05

Furnishing goods and underwear at
cost, to close out, at the Boston Clothing
House.
Daily Republican., 1884-01-05

All wool Middlesex Blue Suits at
5000, 10 close out, at the Boston
Clothing House.
Daily Republican., 1884-01-05

Good meals at all hours; oysters aud
coffee 800 French st. Mrs. Shoemaker.
Daily Republican., 1884-01-05

Pey, 3G1 and BOB King street, "
|iait'rs tor oranges and lemons.
Daily Republican., 1884-01-05

all made of excellent materials, and
sold at very reasonable rates at Ladies'
Department of Belts Drug Store.
Daily Republican., 1884-01-05

For an appetizer, nothing Is better
than cabbage or the tops of turnips ;
but for d stubborn cough or cold, dom t
forget, the best thing is a bottle of DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup.
Daily Republican., 1884-01-05
To the Republican Voters Of n ew
Castle County.

NEAR KIRKwooD,J January 3, 1884,
Hoping that no one will think it i'm
proper, | wish to give the public a few
plain facts over my own signature, IN
reference to my having been candi-
date for Sheriff some years ago, also to
being one again during the coming Ca M
paign. believing it, as do, to be high y
essential for the advancement of my
interests in this particular. / have
rested from any special effort in this d.
restion since 1874, when was beaten
by James Martin (our present Sheriff. !,
with little over ], 200 votes, which, up
to that lime, was the largest poll any
one, not securing the nomination, had
ever received in this county, ZIG of
which we're pollei in Wilmington, and
out of 6l9 polled below the canal, got
$50 Cor all but 30), with five candidates
in the field, and the remaining 400, and
some votes were distributed among
every other voting place in the county.
AS many will recollect, no doubt, all
nounced myself as o candidate in 1882,
and Withdrew from the contest on the
Goth of February, for the single reason
that, after viewing the situation, and
looking the prospect fair in the face, it
was clear to my mind that the nominee
would come from Wilmington, and as
the time for running for fun, or for any
purpose other than expecting TO win
had passed with me, l preferred to
withdraw, which I did with the dis
tinct understanding that would offer
again at this time, and now hoping
that this renewed effort may find a
general approval and sufficient favor at
the hands of ny party to secure my
success, and that my friends, who did
so nobly for me in the last contest, may
feel sufficiently rested from the labor
performed at that time, as to be willing
to sustain me in one more effort.
Very respectfully, W. A. HUKILL
Daily Republican., 1884-01-05
A " eek Of PRAYER,

The Presbyteri an congregations of
Wilmington will hold union services
during the evenings OF next week. On
Monday the meeting will be held in
Central church, and vii be conducted
by the Rev. +. b. DuVal. Topic
~ Praise and Thanksgiving" On Tues.
day the meeting will be held at the
same place, and will be conducted by
the Rev. DR.. Marks. Topic" Humilia-
lion and Confession" On Wednesday,
the congregations will meet, as usual,
IN their respective churches. On Thurs
tay the meeting will be held in Hano-
yer church. and will be conducted by
The Rev. Charles p. Mallery. Topic
" Prayer for the Church of Christ" On
Friday the meeting will be held in the
san place and win be conducted by
the Rev. DR.. Nixon. Topic" Prayer
for Missions, Hone and Foreign"
These services will begin at 7.45 O.
clock each evening A cordial invita-
tion is extended 10 all who attend.