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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-12-30

Large nnm oers Of ladies' aud gentle.
IN In visit nightly the Warren club
gymnasium in the second story Of the
Washington Steam Fire Engiue House,
TO witness the gymnastic performances
OF the young athletes. The rooms will
be open for visitors until after the holi
days An hour can be spent in & very
pleasant manner looking AZ the mem
bers 90 through with their perform
aneer. The pulling machine, The rowing
maehiae and the leg testers are kept IN
"a most constant operation. A very
uifiicuit feat, and one thai requires
powerful arm muscle, is catching from
rung TO rung of a ladder parallel with
the ceiling, with the whole weight OF
the body depending. Several OF the
mem beers have learned TO perform with
surprising agility upon the horizontal
aud parallel bars, the evolutlons around
The latter being 80 rapid as to remind
us of the turning of a pin wheel OIL the
Fourth OF July. IL Is wonderful TO see
what weight some of these young men
can hold up at arms length. The DUN
Dell practice is considered the very bees,
To develop arm muscle. The exercise
with the Indian clubs requires dexter
Gus skill, and from the manner in which
The clubs are made TO revolve around
and over the head and in all directions
u seems almost Incredible that the per,
former should emerge from such a
seeming confusion, and yet perfect har
mony OF vhirling clubs, without getting
a cracked skull.
The kick exercise Is both exciting
aud amusing From six feet high the
target is raised up until il reaches a
height 81 nine feet " hich requires mol
only the fun length of long eg, but a
leap from the floor besides TO reach /,
with the toe. The kickers sometimes
throw them selves so much out Of eauili
brnTu that tLsy would fall upon the
floor ~ they come down did not some
one steady them in their descent.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-12-30
Enferiainmenis Last Nighi

The Central Presbyterian oul
School held its CHRISTMAS ehNs
meui last evening. DR.. Bush 'oN
entertaining story, and the Kew
Nixon and f. II. Gayley read ~
selections. lee cream, cakss anu
dies were distributed among u, Sl'
and each one gave II dime ellefls
foreign missions.
The programme OF Inc br,nG
NJ. +. school, at their en'tf'.l
last evening, consisted oil 'ihg'nsl
and dialogues By re msl1)
of the school, and an address y
Rev. w. l.. 8 Murray. ai!er Nl.''
abundant supply OF 'onlrr',On'
other refreshments were serFed,
The entertainment OF the uo'I]
American school i'll the Gtflnan u II
vas we'll attended. The prosinu11
was rendered in first Gas, , maJ1
and an excellent address l'r rM
T. Scneu, President OF the sIlJ Ion
A large Christmas tree was ,' va IA
presents, which were dlStIlou iSo -
scholars by Charles Yetferi "iO
ed The part of Santa Claus, T.. r-riu
The entertainment q inc e. ~
Sunday school was held IN ia 'i,' s 70
Rom Of the Opera House la'' . ea
In the presence Of 4 larso .s
The cantaia, New Years EVE W.
in an impressive manner
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-12-30
The Educated Horace.

Professor Bartholomew Equine Para
dox was greeted by q full house LAS
evening, and went through their many
and difficult feats with q precision thai
would almost lead person to think
that they are endowed with human in.
telligence. The number Of horses hal
been increased to twenty, and their per
formance 10 even better than on former
occasions. There will be matinee TO,
morrow afternoon, when every lady at
tending will be presented with a bean
tiful plaque Of Nellie. There is M
doubt but the house will be crowded
this evening, aud each of the othel
nights Of the engagement.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-12-30
Labor NOlaa.

Work will be resumed in Ia. Read ..
Ing cotton factory at Reading on Mon.
day next with $50 hands-a reduced
iorce-and reduction Of ten per cent.
In wages.
President Mcbride, OF the State
Aincers' Association Of Ohio, has call.
ed a convention to meet in Columbus
on January 7th TO consider the situa
ton In tho Hooking Valley. The
operators say they now have nearly all
the miners they want. Nearly 40 old
miners resumed work yesterday at the
reduced rate.
Ninety stone cutters at Norcross
Brothers quarry at Milford Massachu-
sets, struck yesterday morning, "beins
dissatisfied with their wages.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-12-30
Cant.,a 1t OIivet Chukeh.

Extensive and elaborate prbparations
are now In progress at Olivt Church,
corner OF Adams and Chest. pit streets,
10 MAKE the cantata, TO be rdbdered to-
morrow Wednesday, night a grand
success. The platform, gene billy used
on such occasions, has beer elevated
ana extended, and all the arr pgements
have been prepared on la ger scale
imam ever before attempted. ersons of
all ages have been assigned q fts in the
program, the most novel Rture of
which will be represen tatio of orien-
tai shepherds. Only a nomi ] admis.
sion fee will be charged.
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7 H|RD EDITION
ThesDaaishfEartnquake =.

MADRID, Dec. 20 According to tn.
Official news Of the earthquake up 10
last IN idnight, 526 persons were killed
in the province Of Granada and 100 In
Malaga.
At Albania over $50 bodies have al
ready been recovered. At Perlana, a
village In Andalusia, about thirty miles
from Malaga, great damage was done
and many lives were lost. Sixty bodies
have 40 far been recovered. Many
persons died of fright.
The convicts in the State Prison at
Seville took advantage of the excite
ment occasioned by the earthquake to
create mutiny, With the hope OF escap-
ing. The disturbance was quelled,
however.
Reports received here to-day from
Andalusia continue to increase the
number Of fatalities by the recent
earthquakes, and show tfAt they were
more severe than the d isTatehet. Of last
evening indica1p An1k uelas the
number Of deaIlIs y ut !, & n 1000,
while other points also rl56rt an in.
crease In the number of % IONS killed.
d a %ssatsin near rsri.n = entirely
A fatal land slip occurr\i in the
mountain near Periana. TIKI DESTROY
cd many houses which stood in its path,
and buried forty-eight PERSONS. or
these eighteen were rest ued alive. 1t
Is reported that 800 persona were buried
beneath the ruins of the building Of
Albauuelas. Three churches at An.
tiquera were left in tottertng condition.
Relds. ~
LONDON, Dec. 29.-Further a etafls
Of the destruction caused by the earth.
quakes in Spain have been received by
special dispatch to the London Daily
News. AtAntiquera,a small city In An
dalusia, twenty eight miles northwest
Of Malaga, Ave distiuct shocks were
felt during Wednesday night and
Thursday. Every one Of the seven
churches in the city were destroyed.
A cofee.house fell TO the ground while
1t was filled with people, and many OF
them were injured. Several other
buildings were demolished, and many
Casualties are reported. During the
whole OF Christmas day and night the
public squares were filled With people,
who were afraid 10 center their houses,
fearing return of the shocks. At one
time ~ many as 800 people were IN one
OF the squares kneeling on the pave
ment and praying for deliverancs. At
night many OF them camped in the
fields outside of the city, or In the old
city, which is built further up the hill.
and was deemed a place OF safety.
VIENNA, Dec. 80 "A severe earth.
quake shock WAS ,xperienoed n CORN.
thia t. day Considerable damage was
done 10 many buildings. The earth
quake was felt at Jarvis on Sunday
night. Violent shocks at intervals Of
An hour were also felt In the vicinity OF
the town. The Inhabitants we're great
ly alarmed.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-12-30
Maash1evOus :,

As some boys were np9 " tb4
of G. G. simmons q ~ ,sTt,spdips !
a loaded freight car Under The \
grade, with chOG 1a.u up too good !
nlischievous urcnl hnck out VI
they knocked the , Gs0e grade L. Al
a track y and consid ,,iss t. on 8
experienced in pu''''S
again.
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Art Exhibition

We take this opportuu,'bSss faci
calling your attention u u wbich 70
only two days remain III 10
the exhibition of oil paih', avsscuts
70. 10 Institute !, d ss,s5n' s. s'i Fee
There has never been az agi;ci,ed GA
local talent which has eil', as ID \
attention and admiration mil .o",a is is The
of some person known h IL attach
besides the interest w ins nictursl
Of art, well-deservinS u
everybody.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-12-30
s2o, 900 WORTH OF

We mean business. We have
the goods, the most varied, the
best assorted we ever placed in
stock. We want the money for
them, and we mean to get. j.. We
have an actual slaughter of pri.
ces in goods lately purchased in
New York.
Colored Dress Silks in all the
leading fall shades at 47c.
Guinet's Black Silk, worth 81,
at Sc.
Gainet's Black Silk, worth ST..
-, at SIC.
Guinet's Black Silk, worth ST..
%, atsl.
A few pieces OF finer grade at
equally reduced prices.
90 dozen SHOOK Kid Gloves
black and in all the leading fall
shades; sold at $l.25 /; our price
is sec.
% doz n 4.button Kid Gloves
the new shade , worth 81 our
price is Csc.
% dozen Gent Merino Shirts
good quality, worth 75c.; our
price S SOC.
We need not mention our
tents Canton Flannel Drawers
at BIC.
Our Ladies', Misses and Chill
oreh Cloaks ,Dolmans and New
markets attract great crowds. Nc
surprise, they do, fer they are the
best most stylish, and withal the
cheapest garments ever offered Al
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-12-30
Good Clothing
at Half Prices.

We have 3l6 custom
made suits and 7Sl odd coats
which we put down to-day
to fifty cents on the dollar,
some OF them 10 half cos,
and less. The suits have all
been made to measure and
are on our hands because the
parties ordering them have
been unable to pay the bills
by express when delivered
A large quantity of Menu
Furnishing Goods also find
their place on our bargain
tables day.
Oak Hall is Bargain Hall
but the first floor front is full
OF curios Of cheapness.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-12-30

MOUNT, n III, 10Th inst. .Anra NJ. Mount,
In the 18th year OF he are
The relatives and friends ara respectfully
Invited To attend hs funeral from her late
residence, No 412 W Front street. on Thurs.
day at II O'clock, 10 proceed 70 Roxborough,
Pa. Services Mt The house
A mother dear. n mothe- KIND.
Has gone and !. n US all behind
cease 10 weep. for tears are vain,
Mother dear - past her paiE.
New Castle, on Decem
Der -, Nellie. Wit. of neorge Churnside
In the4'd year OF her axe.
Services In the M T.. church on Wednes-
DAY Afternoon ut O'Clock, without farther
notice
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-12-30

Ladies' who wish to learn how 70
make hot cakes should call at the store
OF VIM. d. Pickles, corner of Fifth and
King streets, tomorrow morning.
where the modus opersndi will be fully
explained, and the excellence Of Groves
prepared raising flour fully demonstra.
ted. There 10 nothing like culinary
knowledge to render living pleasant,
and promote health and longevity.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-12-30
An incorrect no

The report published N nolics 3
ipg's paper about 'w VISITING thi
from philadelphia ~ ,ceiHored
l last night in search Of ,se Svi in j..
who had committed ~, nv the Oh
is pronounced incorrect V
Police. .o,ad that tbe
of Police, with seIs snant the (
detective d. Jones, had ssppssrehins !
fugitive, but this m ~ about the I
S MO said the first he knew ss,. A''
what he saw in the p'p-
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-12-30
A Runaway Team.

A mule attached to a garbage cart
belonging 70 John Grinnage: got tired
of the slow routine OF his work yester
day morning, and started of on his own
account. He went along Third street
at rapid rate, with the cart jumping
and humping In his rear, hut came TO
a sudden halt at Madison street, where
he slipped and fell, breaking the har-
ness and iniuring one OF his feet
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-12-30

h Msad ing cards. bal cards, programs
S,,, cards-both plain and fancy"
III neAas, statements, envelopes. in.
hV,,i,c , Dses, postals, circulars and shes,
os printed u the REPUBLICAN Office
y. prices as low - any whore else In the
cI'y. we gnarsnt tee satisfaction or
money refunded We solicit q share Of
INC pubic patronage for our lob rooms
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-12-30
Mere Thieves Aroma.

About O'Clock yesterday morning
some one broke the glass in the show
window Of Mrs. Maxwell's grocery
ore, at Shallcross avenue and LindeI
streets, and stole about fifteen dollars
worth OF canned goods. The store q
John Billingsley, in the same neigh
borhood, also had the windows broken
and two sacks Of flour stolen,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-12-30
Az GOOa ~ Tnrka~

Yon needn't mind getting q turkey
for New Years while you can get ia,
tender roast of beef from James a.
Mearn's, Gilpin avenue and Scot,
streets, that wont cost half as mncb
and Will go twice as far and is az good
as turkey. e''
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-12-30

-. !. Dupont de Nemours & Co. are
nmitlng up tin shop In the cd Henry
Gay mill at Rising Sun, and hereafter
will do their own tin work. For ,ba
past 20 years all their cans have bean
made by Green & Wilson of Rising
Sun.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-12-30
VIM. B. SHARP.

Many hundreds of Curtain
Poles have been sold by us the
last season, and they will be no
cheaper the coming one. Think
OF getting them now complete
with ends, brackets and rings for
so cents, when less than a year
ago they were twice that. Put
them up at your window or door
with one Of the many nice and
cheap draperies, and you get a
good effect, showing one of the
many little ways to make a COW
and comfortable room with a
small outlay of money. They
come in solid ash, the other
woods initiated.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-12-30
a Happv New Year

To ali. Our cabinets at 50 per dozen
give general satisfaction. Gallery
open all day on New Years day. Proof
shown one minute after sitting by our
new process Westcott * Cummings,
1902 Market street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-12-30

Groves will give an exhibition NJ
taking at VIM. ID. Pickels' -four store
on wednesday, Friday and Satur,iav'
round cake. crullers, buck W heat cak ~
Iree, made from Groves flour and bucS.
wheat. ""'A'
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-12-30
Lecture Tonight.


This morning Barney Daley was
before Judge Sharpley charged with
drunkenness, and inc OF 81 aud costs
were imposed.
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AT
W. B. SHARP'S,
FOURTH AND MARKET sTs.
FOURTH AND MARKET sTe.

With the passing of tie holi.
day trade comes the time for
stock taking-that is, the inca
surfing and counting of all goods
in the building, which has to be
fiuished by the first of the year.
In the general tumble and over.
haul ing which this work neces ssh.
tates, some things are brought TO
light that have been overlooked
some others that would have
been sold had We known thew
were around. Others again that
will have to be sold at a sacri.
flee by reason OF changing sly les
and broken lots. Odds and
ends, everything of an accumu-
lat:on, will be disposed of, when
we find out what they are, with
the object of purifying our stock
and giving our custom ers the
benefit Of the ovcrhow-our.
selves the first loss is tho che ap.
est.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-12-30

The Chester Times says: The steam
er Mary Morgan, which during the
past summer ran on the route between
Wilmington, Chester and Philadelphia,
is now at Roach's shipyard having hei
staterooms put in. Whom completed
she will sail for some southern port,
probably Savannah.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-12-30

UYANTED-A GOOD HALF-4kOWr
w yirl for light huUsework, Apply Y
No 2lb Kinx street. d3o ""
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-12-30

NIyANrED-A WHITE GIRL ron
w general housework. Must beh goo
cook. reference required. Apply at 70
Madison street uoo-H
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-12-30

VXyANIED-A YOUNG MAN r. ON
w the country wishes q situation ~
clerk or book eeper In a store; aged II adj
dress H. this Ot1ioe. d3o ot"
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EpwOFlh M. 4. Church

Watch night services will be held IN
wednesday night, beginnin ing at $50,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-12-30

Thestre.,t-car drivers strike in New
Orleans continued yesterday, greatly 10
the Inconvenience OF the public. A few
cars ran on the Magazine street line I'M
der escort OF squads OF police. Early In
the morning cars left the uptown sta.
ton Of the City Railway, but were met
by large b dies Of tho strikers, the cars
turned ronnd and sent back TO the sta.
tion. The police seeni 10 BIZ in sym.
paiby with the strikers, and are only
inclined To interfere in cases Of personal
violence. The President OF six OF the
sti oot railway companies have publish
ed q card alleging that the statements
made by the strikers that the Novem Der
agreement for Increased pay and resluc-
Ell hours has not been carried out in un.
true, and alphabetically point to the
action OF some ot the drivers 70 show
that the. legations of I'm fair treatment
are also untrue" Yesterday afternoon.
"A committee representing various com
mercial bodies, wa successful in ar
ranging compromise between the
striking car drivers aud the companies
The railroad presidents have signed an
agreement 10 pay their employees az fol.
lows per month Drivers, 800 starters,
S55 watchmen, as hostlers and other
inside employees, Sil Fifteen hours
10 constitute a DAYS work, allo wing
ample time for meals, say twenty min
utes, or one hour per day. All extra
hours 10 be computed into days of fif-
teen hours and paid for at the rate OF g.
per day.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-12-30

Dusaoess md Labor 0spr ess1ens.
II. 8. Tomlin, Of Brooklyn, President
" the Hollow ware Glass BloWers'
League, says that NJ the recent quarter.
~ nesting In Camden. New Jersey :,
. the reports from the various branches
showed that business Is dull, and that
some OF the manufacturers are closing
their factories for q short period.
Wages will be maintained at the present
rates until the close Of the blast, and all
factories, East and West, will shut
down for two months, beginning June
80, 1885,"
IL is stated that the suspension Of the
Keystone Bridge Works, at Pittsburg,
last Saturday, was due to serious
differences VI opinion between the stock.
holders. Presiient Gottiieb and Sec
rotary and Treasurer Strobe were
opposed to the proposed reduction, :"
aud resigned, and on Saturday A. X.
Griffin, OF Chicago, was elected Presi.
dent, aud j. Ii. Springer, Of PittsburR,
General Superintendent. The works as
now ofGanized " III resume IN . week (
the workmen accept the reduction In
wages ordered. The works have con.
tracts for nearly 4 year, including the
Baltimore ana Ohio Railroad bridge
over the s isquehanna river, . bridge
for the Louisville and Nashville Road,
and private bridge for the Wabash
Road, the contracts for which were
made before the serious depression In
business occurred.
A telegram from Portland says that
tbs nun Der OF ships built in Maine
during 1884 has been ~ against 40 in
1858. VI The vessels built this year FIVE
we're over 200 tons register and twenty.
nine were under 100 tons. Owing u
low frsights the year has been bad
|Qn4 ~ ship-build-rs, and 1t closes
Very few contracts ON hand.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-12-30
DEATHS,

Bayuard's stock is the largest In the
citv &c select from,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-12-30

vlyA, l. "A POSITION AS WORK
w Ing h usexeeyer by woman OF sA
perisnce, with good reference Aadress >. !
q. n :, csro Of box AT, city Post-on oe.-dSo-st
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-12-30

xXyANTKD-A GIRL To DO GENERAL
w Homework in a family Of three per
sons. Address. with reference. home, tnii
ONCE. usu<t
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-12-30

"OUNu-rWO bad DOGS, 9zE'
mates Tho owner can have~1
them py proving property asd paying LII eApen
ses at No, Is ord street. ooo-st-
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-12-30

.na ,.aas uios and sentlemen's pocket be,os,
n,,sI ,soios shopping bags, so,d a. reSaan.n,s
s pvVs rronpt attention paid 70 repaiens
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-12-30

The place 70 purchase your holiday
presents is at Baynard'a
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-12-30

WANTED - DRESSMAKEh WOULD
w like few enGagements, or VIII teks
work homo. Also attention 10 chiloren ~
worry Terms reasonable. Apply 70 20
French street. d~o.'
ENOR SALE -MORTGAGEs OE
400. 81, 900, 81, 800, 1890, VI,
400. 500 and $3.50. All 0 per CEN ~
HEALD Il 90. uSV'"s
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-12-30

NyE THINK YOU DAN GET MORE
w kindling wood for u. 20 from Richard
son's mill than elsewhere. Leave ofdersll
nvofy Evening ofnoe, Ospelle's hardwar
Itore, J. Tatnan Co., OF Tatnall BIOS
Maryland Avenue. Once telephone co.
POSTAL card. uks. mlp-u
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-12-30

VYyANTfD-A CnLURED BOY Al 81
w Market street. DO -et
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-12-30

vIyANTLp-A G,jCD, STRONG Boi
w In grocery st re 1t sth and o n,.
ton str cts. oo"i'
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-12-30
TRUTHS AID TaAVEIII.a....

J. A. CONNER.
reliable arm es1
and trunk manufac.
!urer, No. Z East
Fourth st., whore
you will And The
largest assortment
Of harness, trunEs.
Dags, ep., In the
CITY. I.Adtss 81
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-12-30

mon HENT-PUSSESSION MAhon
2bth. 1855, store and dwelling, No, $50
Eat 70 nth street, row occupied BY John
8. MereIand. Kent, tH per month. apply
to ELLEN 0RUBB, a27 Il. Fourth street:
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-12-30

= OSr-ON DECEMbEk 9th, q gold
IL band, black Onyx ring. with tbs initial
N. A suitable reward viii DC Mlven 10 .no
Under by returning IL to Nos West Sd street
n"o0' ~ d3Olta
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-12-30

- with knobs on her horns, straytd 20
away IN the 2Id Of December. Any one re-
tuning hor will he suitably rewarded.
ri ERCE GOULD, Third and Orange streets
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-12-30

NOTiGE-ALL THE MEM. nnons
IN bers OF Hope Lodge, No
Il, |. q. o T., are requested to
meet In the ] odge room at
s'sleck on Wednss lay evening, December slstl
Curtis Lodge, NJ. 239, .U.O.r.. Of Norristown
Pa. will be present. BY order OF the Lodge,
HUBERT A. KOOP, 7. 5. d3oit