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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-10-18
SUNDAY TRAINS.

Philadelphia and INTERN Mediate ststsoas.
$40 a. III. 12.0l m. $50, $40, p.66 p. m.
Pniladelphia and New York, 400, alS q
n. 6.22, go p. m.
For West Chester. via Lamokin, $40 ., u
and $50 p. m.
- baiimore and Warrington, l.Al, t.ts, aes.
TO- q. m. Baltimore, Ito
FOR further Information passengers ARE n.
fcrred TO the time-ts posted at the Sta.
sions.
Trains marked q. sre limited sxprsw :,
upon which extra fare is chsrgsd.
CHARLES L. PUGH, J,R, WOOn
General Manager. General PASSENGER Ar
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NOR SALE DEARB WAGONS
Il two and three springs Good stock
ow prices. HAMMUND.S econd andre, On
str,ets. ocl5 got
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DIOR SALE, CHEAP-l SOON STOVE
Il Apply ~ No. szl West Sixth street.
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EyUk SALE-CHEAP, SPAk sPkINu
~ buggy, nearly new. May be seen at
Pioneer Club stables 9th and Orange streets.
Apply to }. AUGUSTUS McCAULLEY,
cC6 Marke: street. octis Tvs
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wv maker, No. 2oe East Third stresT
VIII, Del manufacturer OF and dealer In ell
KINDS 81 breech and muzzle loading sho0
guns, rifles. pistols, ammunition, etc. Fin
Jackie In all Its branches. Fine gun repair.
snoot close pattern guaranteed. Looksmith,
Ing, bell-hanging and all kinds Of repairina
attended TO. Shell carefully load
Oh W oroer. au22-3m
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-10-18

NOIloE-.PhOSPEK The HOME
IN Loan Association has lust comDietad
lts 18th year. The LIST, I'D and 30 series have
been contaminated, with q handsome pr96t
70 the stockholders, and the 9Th series has
put aoout ton months to run. All the money
due ON the natured stock has been maid -
that the association 10 without debt and owns
no property. The 18th series Commences
with s."'sInber, and shares can be obtained
BY application to
9EOhdE ". BUSH, President,
JOHN GREEN, Vioe Preeideot
JOHN W. La VISION, Treasurer
or Z. I. TAYLOR, Secretary,
ocl-lm No. 602 Market street..
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ENOR SALE-A HORSE, BUGGY AND
Il harness. Inquire OF r. A NORTH, 7l3
n arket street. ocli-ot
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NOTICE-THE PARTNERSHIP HERE
1N tofore existing between Thomas Mitch
eu and Joseph L. BECK, undertsk ers, has
Beck. The business will be continued at The
old stand. AZ King street, by Thomas Mitch.
ell, who will settle all claims and collect All
oilis due the late trm. IT is desired to close
cd will please come forward and sottIe
promptly. THUM AS MTG ELL
Wilmington. Aug 90, 1884. sep23 "a
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at twelve o'clock, m,

III tWciN0 OciO1k, w.,
the following described Heal Estate, viz:
All that certain lot and parcel OF land situate
In Nil Creek Hundred. New Ga ,tle County
the rev public road leading from the old
Wilmington road ut tho foot Of Hockessin
Hin, at aarrett's Snuff Mills, at the poin,
whore the old line Of pusey wilson's land in
OF said Wilson's land, the old cou So thereof
being east To corner stoRe In the line OF la nds
Of samuel Sharpiess thence by a lie ofstid
Sharpless' lsnd according to 'ecent sur
chains and 20 links TO a stone, and nor 2t
degrees ana 10 minutes west. until IL inter
scots the mid 10 OF the pub ic
rosd sforssaid, thence along the mid.
die Of said read TO the pl GO Of
less, with q two-story frame ONCE and stable,
one ftory frame tool and scale house, one
story frame engine house, and one story
frame press house thereon erectet.
Selzed and taken Into execution IS the pro-
oerty of Tho ramoni Sate kaolin Com.
pany," Of the State q Delaware, and to be
sold by JAMES MARTIN, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Once, Wilmington, Oct. IS, lssL.lA
GHERIrF'S SALE-BY VIRTUE OF A
~ writ oiVenditioni Exponas,to me direct.
ierson House, kept W Herma1Patbury, In
the City, Hundred and County Of Now Gas
tie, and State Of delaware, on
FRIDAY, OCTOBER "a, 1854,
At ten O'Clock, q. m,
the following described real estate, viz:
A tract Of land situate in New Castle Z IN
drod, New Cst tie County and state Of Della
ware, bounded by lands Of Henry r. Dure
lands Of James Hirst, tho estate Of Elijah
tdollingsworth, and the public road leading
from tho city Of Wilmington to New Castle,
containing go acres Of land, more or less, with
twostory brick house, frame barn ana other
out-buildipgs thereon erected.
No ALI the Rht. title aud interest, be
Ing life estate, in seven acres Of land, situate
In New Castle hundred aforeeaid, bounded
BY lands Of Mrs. Hollingsworth and Randolph
Peters, be the same what 1t may
seized and taken into execution as the
property Of Sarah Russell, and to be sold
Dy JAMES MAhrIN, Sheriff
Sheriff's Once, Wilmington, Dot Q, losa.
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NOTICE-I WIN. H. CARROLL, TEN.
IN ant OF the house No. los East Water
street, IN the Second ward OF the city of VIII
mioRfOn, New Castle County and State of
delaware. in compliance with the require
ments Of the act OF the Genera Assembly in
such case made and provided, do hereby give
notice that shall apDiy In writing to the
court OF General Sessions Of the Pc ace and
Jail Delivery of the State Of Delaware, in
and for New Castls County, on Monday.
November 18th. A H.. 1854, being the first
day Of sail court, for u license for said house.
rs a inn or tavern, for tire sale thereL OF in
toxicating liquors. in less quantities than one
quart, to be drunk on the premises. and the
following respectable citizens OF said ward
recommend the said application, viz:
NJ. Macklem, Joseph Stoeckle,
George +. Cannon, A. X Merritt,
p. p unkett. John Waters,
Frederick kIenle, John X. dunbar,
Richard ROoth, Nicholas Jenny,
John +. Bush, John M cPugh,
w. Hammond g. A. kObb.
J q. Hirzel, q. II. lark
Robert n Gibson, Geo IL. Barroughs,
T. Il. Merritt. Robert Frankfort,
lanes rawtord, George Wool.
q. X. Higgins, George Henry,
Joseph A Baumann, RoHert Hutton.
Michael Kenney. w Il. Ii. UARROLL.
oclo-3t
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Superior Butter Taffy at Ferguson's.
Ii East Second street.
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French street wharf Il the place. for
good clean Quail
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Tor SALE-A BAY MARE,KINDA AND
e gentle. Sui.aole for a lady. Apply TO
>. ENGLAND, 9th and Anchorage sts. Ats
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" ANrED-A COPY OF THE DAILY
w Republican dated January II, Is. rs
and ~, 1854, for c ch Of which n We cents will
be paid at u Is ONCE. Ocl,-tf
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LOCAL OPTION TICKET,

|NorloE-
LOCAL OPTION TICKET.
THESE names will be embodied In the Leg.
lsiative part OF the Democrat and Repubfi-
can tickets, which will be designated ss
Republican or Democrat" In accord.
ance with an act Of the General Assembly Of
April 9. 1881, which reads " - and
upon the inside at the head of the bsIIoe
shall be written or printed the name Of the
political party to which majority Of the por-
sons voted for telone."l
For Senator in the General Assembly,
JOHN H. ADAMS.
For Representatives In the General Assembly,
AMER q. FORWOOD,
ALFRED 9AWTHROP,
VINCENT q. FLINN.
THOMAS A. MULLIN,
LEONARD v. ASPRlL,
ALEXANDER DEAKYNE. Il
LEAVIN CATS. =
oc1osot
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CHERIFF'S SALE-BY VtKTUE OF A
- writ of Venditioni Exponas, 10 me d.
rected, will be exposed TO public sale at the
hotel kept by Fredus A. Surg n, in New
port, In Christiana Hundre d, on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER !, 1854,
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NOR SALE-S1RAW. APPLY ArIHE
= Lobeeil Car wheel Company's office.
ocl5-v eAsAt u
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"ANrEIl-A GOOD GILL FOR GEN.
w eral homework In n email fsu NV
Reference required. Apply at so King 81.
lcl7.2ls
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NOR SALE-Cl9AR STORE, IN GOOD
e location. Address A, this Office. ocl
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"ANTt D-BOAkDkk,-. MARRIED
w or single lerons for second story
ott looms. Heat and xss Terms reason
able ut sb6 ~hipiey street. oclt-lm
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-10-18

Our stock is now complete
with fine line of Suits and Pan
falcons of our own make, which
will be sold at such low prices
as defy competition. These
goods, remember, are Fresh
Made, New and Stylish in Cut,
Well Sponged. and a guarantee
given with each suit TO be as rep
resented.
We have also opened our Fall
and Winter Styles of French,
English and Domestic Suitings
and Overcoatings, which will
compare favorably with any es-
tablishment IN this city.
In our Merchant Tailoring
Branch we employ none but
Skilled Cutters and the Best
Workmen. We make the trim
ming of our garments a speciality.
and guarantee satisfaction in all
cases.
A" early visit in this depart
ment is ciicd.
Suits maoe o order from $l8
upwards.
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,,a.y,s COURT SALEOF vALU-
W.. cal Estste. 70 "a or.
~ I'm b.ns' Court o. Chester county,
ai",ni. VIII be sold at public saie. on
'.mi,es. 10 renDsDury townshi ,, in said
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"ANrED-A SITUATION ~ CHAM.
wv bermaid. Apply 10 Hester ,ailes,
1oners Alley, on orange street, between
Seoono ana lhiro streets. Ocl -2ts
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TONVEYANCINI DONE AND SATIS-
faction guaranteed, by GRE39 b
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,nuo,RpArt s.5, PER wEEK.-
" ,.hie board at t2.7b. Mrs. MO
Az s.ttwtst corner fifth AMI French
~, '0'''" oc1T-ets
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,vyr-A siX.ROoM HOUSE ON
|pI kLn BIZ, .treet near Sixteenth, Ntt tn
,,inHN ". KIRBY, Agt. ocie-ots
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|-@vNr-HOUSE NO. 700 BHOWN
|MB MN one NO. lIA Elm stroct.
Gs'' JJUsEPH /; CAkrENTEk,
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!. rvNr-RooMs NO. slo WEST
ii mont street e
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES FOR
nn ,,yeet. ocll Inns
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LMif> >ALk-Bi VIRTUE OF A
Tloi i'esaFi fatias, TO me direct ed
Na.sed u public sale VI the curt
&en Aafket street between Tenth and
wv street,, IL the city Of Wilmington.
'utle County, Delaware on
| fLlitN lEfnnIp u, ,au,
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"ANIEu-IfN AN SHEET IRON
w workers. SchOen Hester and Stove
TO-, nb Market and GA Shipley tta. VIII, Dei
ocl3.u
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DURE MILK, WHOLESALE AND RE.
L tail, at the milk depot, $40 Poplar ct.
sep16-tf
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"ANTED. A FURNISHED ROOM
w and board By q gentleman In south .
references exchanged. Address II. X. "
..'e oano0' ocll-bs
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"ANTED-A UoLORED BOY ABOUT
W. - years Of age, who can bring testi
nony OF kgod character and INDUSTRY Appiy
70 J. r. DOUoHTEN, 40 Market street.
ocl6-tf
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-svvNT.TWO ROt ms TO a QUIET
NJ str .d ocuple. without children. Use
n'iIR. si,yence required. &l East eth
NIB. he'''A ocl6tts
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WANTED-TO SELL, A VALUABLE
~ atent, or would exchange for city
properly. rare chance for the right person
s., this ONCE. ociT.at
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"ANTtD-bY A GENTLEMAN. A
w room COW. nient TO Sc ond and Wal
nut streets. rdcr.ss u, this Office ocl,-2ts
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WANrED - BJAkDEhS AT MRS
Nv kAM5BEkfEk'S, $40 King street
t'ieasant rosms and good accom- mod atoms.
A'" t~pie oosru. Oct8-25ts
Morning journal and courier., 1884-09-06
MT Bonner Visits NTaud S,

MT. Robert Bonner, the new owner of the Queen of the Turf, stopped at Charter Oak Park Thursday forenoon on the way to the Springfield races. He was accompanied by Mir Hamilton Busbey, one of the editors of the Turf, Field and Farm. MT. Bair had Maud s. hitched up and sent her around the track couple of times. The first mile was done leisurely in 2:37 and the second in 2:2514 The last quarter of the second heat was made in 3314-a 2:13 clip, showing that the mare is in good condition for rapid work. MT. Bonner talked the matter over with Bair and it was concluded that the mare would be in condition for her attempt to break her rec ord in about three weeks. She will not be l allowed to start for purse, premium, stake or wager but if the trial should be advertised 1 in advance people will pay at the gate to wit ness the performance and the admission fees' clause of the National association rules will force record upon her. MT. Bonner will not profit in the least by the perform ance; he will accept nothing either directly
 or indirectly for the exhibition; but as the
 trial will put money into the pockets of the
 Driving Park association he will be compelled
 under the rule and the interpretation given to
 it by the board of review to shoulder the rec
 ord So says Turf, Field and Farm.
Morning journal and courier., 1884-09-06
HOT WEATHER POLITICS.
nemocratfc Meeting To-Ntcht.

Democratic Meeting TO-Ntght.
 The Democrats expect to have quite a rally tonight at Peck's Grand Opera House.
 The speakers expected were Hon. P. A. Col lins and General T. F. Bourze, of New
 York, but General Bourke has telegraphed here that he can't come as he has to speak in Troy tonight To fill the breach the Demo crats are in hopes to get Congressman Ken nard, of Louisiana, who is stopping in Win sted Town Agent Reynolds will preside at the meeting, and among the vice presidents elected are Hon. Colin M. Ingersoll John E.
 Earle, Hon. J. D. Plunkett, Alexander Troup,
 Charles Atwater, Charles F. Bollman, Hon.
 William J. Mills, Maier Zunder, Samuel A.
 York, Luzon B. Morris, Bernard Reilly, Max
 Adler, George W. Grant, Michael Dillon, M Myers, Ezra B. Dibble, J. J. Kennedy, S. Harrison Wagner, Colonel John G. Healey and others.
 The Democrats are gathering up what they call "a monster gathering of freemen" to take place in the Fifteenth ward. A banner raising will take place next to Burroughs blacksmith shop and they expect to have ad- dresses from Charles l.. Mitchell, William J. Mills, Charles E. Fowler, J. B. Sargent and others. They expect to have almost one thousand members of Democratic city cam paign clubs and the Branford clubs pres ent
Morning journal and courier., 1884-09-06
A BURGLAR SHOT.
A Dry Goods Clerk Aims Better
 Than He Intended.

e A DrX GOOOS CleTA AAAS BOGGOA Than He Intended.
 About 12 o'clock Thursday night Frank ! Hart and William Hendee, who occupy a ! room together in the fifth story of Union Hall Hotel, Hartford, heard noise outside that ! attracted their attention and on going to the window saw man breaking in rear win dow of Wyman J. Mays grocery store in the same building. Hart took pistol and fired, with the intention, as he says, of driving the
 man away. At the shot he turned and ran
 and the young men dressed themselves and
 went out to look for policeman. On the
 way down Asylum hill they saw
 man lying down and one of them
 thought it might be the fellow
 they were looking for, but they kept on to
 the railroad crossing, where they met Patrol
 man Gilsey and told him the story. As they started to go up the hill a man called from
 the vicinity of the watchman's house and
 begged them to get hack, as he was shot. When they came together he asked of one of the young men if it was he that shot him. He was taken to the police station, where it was found that he was William Bennis, boy of seventeen who formerly sold papers on the Consolidated road, and has been repeatedly arrested for various offences. The ball had struck him in the back near the spine. He ] was sent to the hospital, where it was found \ that the ball had passed down and forwards | and was probably lodged in the groin, though ' it was not found or absolutely located Ben I his suffered much pain, and the injury is serious Of the two young men who were the means of breaking up his attempt, Hart is clerk at the Bee Hive and Hendee in Nays store. The pistol, a thirty two calibre, | belonged to Hendee and Hart did the shoot | ing. Bennis lived on Flower street very near I the hotel. The manner of entrance was the same that has been used in two or three re- cent burglaries Courant.
Morning journal and courier., 1884-09-06
Court Notes.

Bernard Brady complained in the City court yesterday morning that Esther Lyman, a respectable appearing, middle-aged woman, insuIted him and his wife grieviously Thurs day night in front of their residence. She did not deny the offense in court and judge Studley gave her thirty days in jail. James Burns, middle aged citizen, who is often seen in the City court, was arrested Wednesday morning for drunkenness by Sergeant Bishop. He resisted energetically and hit the officer several times. He refus- ed to say anything in his own defense when arraigned in the City court yesterday, and Judge Studley imposed a penalty of sixty days
 Theresa Lynch and Tho mas Kelly, of Con gress avenue, were before the City court yes Theresa was fined $7 and sent to jail for thirty days. Kelly got off with $7 fine only.
 Frank Reitter, alias Linburg. was before the City court yesterday morning on charge of stealing cigar lighter from Thomas Sul- hvan's cigar store on Congress avenue some time ago. A charge of vagrancy was also preferred against him, and he was also found guilty on both counts. Judge Studley fined him S7 and costs and sent him to jail for thirty days.
 In the case of the pugilists Sweeney and Donahue Judge Studley rendered his decis- ion as follows: Leaving the question of the challenges to be investigated by the prose cutting attorney, I will decide this case as it appears to me-not a premeditated meet ing, but as a sudden outburst on the part of the participants. From the evidence shall suspend judgment in Donahue's case and i'm pose a fine of $25 and costs in Sweeney's case. Bonds to the amount of $75 were fur nished and the case was appealed to the Oc- tober term of the Superior court.
Morning journal and courier., 1884-09-06
North Haven.

Miss Louise Linsley retains the position as teacher of the same school at Centerville where she has taught for the past two years Miss Stella Futile is teaching at Hamden Plains and Miss Lane in the west part of Hamden, making three young ladies from
 Mrs. George Marks left yesterday for her home at Hardenburg, N. Y. Her sister, Miss Lizzie Sheperd, accompanied her, to remain until Thanksgiving.
 Judge Stiles and family have returned from their weeks stay at Cosey Beach,
 Joseph Pierpont has taken a two weeks leave of absence from his store and will travel through New York State. He will visit friends on the way
 The interest in the Blaine and Logan club is increasing. They had quite an enthusias- tic drill last night. Sept. ,.
Morning journal and courier., 1884-09-06
w WallfngfOrd.

At the last meeting of the borough officers Burgesses Foote and Whitaker were ap- pointed committee on the petition for a concrete walk on the south side of Curtiss avenue, and Burgesses O'Connen and Hassett a committee on the petition for a concrete walk on the north side of Hall avenue from the railroad track to Washington street and from Washington street to Community bridge on the south side. Charles Foothe was directed to examine into the advisabili- ty of building a crosswalk on Center street opposite the new school house and to order it built if he thought best. Police bills amounting to $60 were ordered paid and the meeting adjourned until next Tuesday evening.
 Mrs. R. S. Austin and her son have re- turned from Pine Orchard and her sons health is somewhat improved
 The Episcopal church was crowded on Thursday afternoon by an interested and per spring crowd that had gathered to witness the wedding of Miss Carrie Bell Parmalee and MT. o. H. D. Fowler. The church had been very handsomely decorated with flowers by the members of the Octagon club, of which the bride was a member. The ceremony was performed by Rev. J. E. Wildman at 5:30 o'clock and the happy couple started on the 6:19 train for Boston. They were the recip- ients of many elegant and costly presents from their many friends.
 k. Mullen, 5. Babem, c. Baden and c. Conyard have entered in the 135 yards run ming race that is to take place at Schuetzen Park, New Britain, on Thursday, Sept. Ii.
 w. B. Haskell, of Boston, will deliver 8 temperance lecture in Town Hall on Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock. He will dress in costume and render impersonations of John B. Cough. There will be no admission fee, but collection will be taken up to defray expenses.
 Mrs. Orrin Andrews celebrated her eighty third birthday. Dr. George H. Andrews. of New Haven, and c. H. Andrews, of Buffalo, N. Y., both sons of Mrs. Andrews, were here with their families.
 Fred Lewis climbed the flag pole on Town Hall building yesterday to fix up the pole for the cold wave flag.
 The hole for the Democratic banner pole was dug to-day and the pole will be put up tomorrow. Sept. 5.
Morning journal and courier., 1884-09-06
m. 0. A. Notes.

No young man in New Haven can find a better place to spend the hours from to tonight than at the young mems meeting. Come. The meeting for everybody will be held as usual on Monday night. The first ramble was taken by the Rambling club on Thursday afternoon. Rev. H. P. Nichols led the ramblers and they took very pleas ing walk through Fair Haven, over the hills to East Haven and back to the Y. M. c. A. rooms The next walk will be taken next Thursday at 4:30 p. m.
 Young men wishing to join classes in pen manship, bookkeeping, mechanical drawing, shorthand or dumb bell exercise will please leave their names at the rooms.
 A reception will be given young men Wednesday evening, September "A. Tickets of invitation can be had at the rooms in 8 few days
Morning journal and courier., 1884-09-06
THE COURT RECORD.
City Court - Criminal Side Judge
 StudIey.

September 5.-Thomas Kelley, lascivious carriage with Theresa Lynch, s7 fine and 539 costs; Theresa Lynch, same with
 Thomas Kelley, s6 fine, $5.39 costs, thirty days in jail Frank Linburg alias Reitter, theft from Thomas Sullivan, $7 fine, st. 1e costs; Esther Lyman, breach of the peace against Bernard Brady, s6: IS fine and thirty days in jail; Lawrence Talmadge, breach of the peace against Albert Fehlburg, $3 fine, s6.18 costs; Thomas J. Sweeney, breach of the peace against Thomas H. Donahue, $25 fine, SIC. 16 costs, appealed to October term Superior court; Thomas H. Donahue, breach of the peace, judgment suspended; Samuel Id Davidson, breach of the peace, $1O fine, S7.76 costs; Robert Davidson, breach of the peace, s2O fine, s7.76 costs, appealed; William Reed, breach of the peace, judgment sus- pended; James McQueeney, breach of the peace against Mrs. McQueeney, continued to September 8; Thomas Burns, resisting Officer Lent Bishop, s7.38 costs, 30 days in jail; same, drunk, same; Robert Bremner and John Richardson, breach of the peace, to Sept. 6; Michael Baker, vagrancy, judgment suspended; Frank Reitter, yagrancy, S6.1 costs 60 days in iail