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Daily Republican., 1885-03-30
Drunk and Disord

Last Saturday night Q man very
much under the influence OF liquor en-
tered the Dime Museum, and shortly
after taking his seat pulled out q bottle
Of whisky and commenced to drink:
Officer Tibbitt told him that he would
have to stop, or leave the place, when
he became very abusive. and the oflicei
! took hold Of his arm to put him ont
4 bout dozen Of his friends Jumped
on, ~ their seats to rescue him, wher
the managers AND several citizens CAM
TO the officers assistance, And he tool
the fellow out. In short time after
wards one of the gang named JOSEPH
Mcknight returned, and commenced t
abuse the doorkeeper, when the office
arrested him. He had hearing yestei
jday morning before Judge Cumminf
and was fined 81 and costs.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-30
FIT 7 H EDITION,
He Lost His MALI.

Last Friday afternoon Civ O.,
Turner took the train at DOVE, Soll,o
,ity, and as he had been wo, r, lof 1i
10 advance the Interests Of Wing Wing hrl
with the State soions was ,;.aagm
weary. The train had scarcs TrN ID
when he fell asleep, but vha, (. ss1A
ed, or whether he dream. d a, &c "n uiaa
Of the things that in all prohah a., sots
never be known II il enough =" VII
that shortly before reaching w. ~ tles
he woke up, and upon reac1i,sss e
watch TO ascertain the time ,op, ~ "
WAS gone. He searched i'm, oas ~
then another, thinking that s,s.a
while almost overcome with M ,.
of his ard uoas labors he had i, nan
mistake and put it in the wrona y,
but IL was all Of no avail hs p
WAS gone, and all his searcbin, ~
not bring 1t back. BY the tina w, ~
fully satisfied that some one haa ~ y
his pocket, the train stopptd :. pe
city, end as he reached for his o,,, ~
and prepared 10 aligh,, he aiisrpi. y
glasses and cast a suspicion. -.
ut the other passenger
leaving the car he told several ~
loss, ana Al The train had s,,,,s..
philadelphia he sent a Telegram = !
detectives In that city to be on Il. !,
Tout for the watch and the tbi,f il
~ he was about to start for his ~
the m Kissing watch was handed h n
.sAfriend, and 1t is probable d.
realized he was the victim Of A ~
cal joke, as he remarked to a
who asked him about the stf.,
don't know who the thief was M n
watch was returned to me by A
knownboat builder Of this civ
Daily Republican., 1885-03-30

The first race of the three-legged kind
took place at the rink on Saturday
evening by the following skaters
Pheiffer and Day, Giles and Mead,
and Chandler and Clarkson. The
modus operandiis for two skaters TO
have their right or left leg tied 70 the
leg of their companion, and then go 1t
together, for that is what they have to
do, or else wipe up the floor in pairs.
The successful skater, Pheiffer and Day,
succeeded in making four laps, while
two of the opponents succeeded in
wiping up the floor on one or two &C.
casions. The prize was silk polo fol
| each OF the skaters. 1t was real anus
| ing to see the skaters trying TO make
| time around the rink, bound with
| rope almost as tight rs matrimonial
] bonds.
| Tonight will be hurdle and al
obstacle race by the skate boys and in
structors.
| On Wednesday evening the thir,
trial in the three mile race win tax
place.
The citizens rink will be opened som
where around Wednesday, go Ne pr
pared 10 have joyful time of / |. 70
know what day, of course, that Wet
nesday falls on, the date Of the mons
Daily Republican., 1885-03-30
The T hfrty seventh Anniversary

Yesterday was the thirty-seventh
Anniversary of the first spiritual mani.
festations, through the medium OF the
Fox sisters pear Rochester, New YORK,
and the dag was appropriately observed
in Philadelphia and elsewhere
In{ Philadelphia the event was csle-
orat-d by the Seeend Spir!tuallst As
ISOLATION in the Thompson street church
and by other associations in Academ
Hal. on Spring Garden street The eX
e, cises at both places consisted OF sing
ling hymns, speaking and the giving o
soiritualistic experiences. Both meet
iDgs were largely attended.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-30
FRIDAY, APRIL II, 1855,
ut N"V " VIVVh' p M
the following described real estate, viz:

the following described real estate, viz:
All those two certain lots. pie,os or parce'
Of land with the buildings thereon erec ted.
situate in the city Of Wilmington, houndtd
and described as follows, TO wit
No. !. With n brick factory thereon and
all and every the machinery thereon, incud-
ing the steam engine boiler, belts, betting
tx ures. steam BANNER, steam lathe, and ali
running gear and machinery OF livery Kind
therein cUntained, beginning at stake
standing on the nOrtherly SHE or rapVe
- seet, al the distance If a. feet from tne
mort easterly side Of Filth street. he rs q
corner OF a lot % land now or late of John
| Is degrees west forty feet - n stake at the
uo' thesst side Of sn alley l4teet wide; thence
north go degrees, east 10 feet To Il stake N
tie said s,ce Of said alley thence 10y the iiUH
| OF lot now or late 81 Isaac Pyie south o.
degrees east 20 feet To the said ride Of [ ranxe
street thence by said side OF range street
south 81 degrees. west 10 feet TO the place oi
beginning, be the contents thereof what they
Il NAY.
4 No q With blacksmith shop thereon
!, beginning at q point On the westerly side o
/, a Acct wide alley leading into Firth street
between Orange and ratuall sree's, at III,
distance OF IN feet inches castoriy ron til,
ieasterly side Of latnall street, aud at the dis
ttance Of - feet nor,heriy from the nor.herl,
si1e Of tth street, thence west-ry parallel with
! Finn street 10 feet TO a corner, thence north
erly parallel with Orange lirsct Is feet to 1
corner at the edge of "A wafer course. Theme
eastrely AMI parallel with ruin street !
feet to the satd side OF said 2 Hey and theme
z thereby southeriy Is feet to the place OF be
h ginning, be the contents what thoy may.
al Seized and taken into execution as tn
property of Bsplamin r. Money, am u b.
d sold by THOMAS FORD. Sheriff.
81 Sheriti's Office, wilmington, Msrch 80 lss'
luS0 Is
Daily Republican., 1885-03-30
stealing Mr.. TiIden's Ar piles.

Mt. Samuel j. Tilden had Two bar
reis Of unusually fine apples stored in
me Of his barns at Greystone, YoDkers,
that lie was saving. The apples had
teen picked from one of the choice trees
in his orchard. and when entertaining
some political magnate his pride was in
discussing the valuable points of the
fruit, which we're generally served as a
dessert. Some Of Yonkers' bad boys
learned where the apples were stored
and, as a natural result, they dissp
peared one by one, until Tuesday onl,
The empty barrels remained.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-30
Russia Defiant.

ST. PETERSBURG, March 20 The
St. Petersburg German Gazette thinks
the dispute between England and
Russia OF 100 trivial nature 10 light
about. The Gazette says it is difficult
to understand how nation with such
an experience as that of the Soudan
disaster can assume such warlike
attitude towards a powerful military
State.
The journal de st Petersburg be-
lieves that the reply of ID. de Giers,
the Russian minister Of foreign affairs,
will have conciliatory effect, and thai
the Marquis of Harrington, expecting
This, postponed the debate on tn,
Queens message calling put th'
reserves,
Daily Republican., 1885-03-30
DEATHS.

KELLtY-t)n the 18th inst, James H.; son
Il Benl amin F. and Catharlne i. hehey'
AGED months and Is days.
Relatives and friends are respectfully In,
v1ted 10 attend his funeral from the residence
o his parents, No l1os street, south IL
m ugt, n, on Tuesday afternoon at O'clock
Ssryic.s at the house. lntermeni al hlFef
view cemetery.
NrCAFFEkTY-On the 2qth ms, Anna r
Met aiferty, IN her s0th year
Relatives and friends are respectfully N
II, ed ia attend the fnnersl FROM the residence
Of 4 er son-iu.lav, Geo. X Comperson, lnlr
.esrth and scott streets on Tuesday, at
clock. Services a: the house. lnternent a
nit Salem cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-30
TneCio.tug Performisr

The Dime Museum a. i n, 4
King streets c io-t1l lat 7t'u, VI
ing, with u very exec let 49, PEW d
Daring the evening M . ia :" N
ed on the stage and sla.tl \ ~
audience their reason 20 ~, I'D
ing he museum. ne ".r "a
them for their liberia a,F,' -r,]
said he regretted hat iA 30 b
were unable 10 procure . r,ras
city large enough l'F tas ..l ~ IN
giving first class pertorma''7 =
lar rrices.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-30
Held For Court

Luie Dallio, the Italian, who struck
Thomas Viscount, another Italian, on
the bead with Ratchet on Friday
afternoon, during a fight at Fifth and
Union streets, was arrested on Satur-
day afternoon by officers Neatly and
Mccormick at Schuetzen park, where
h. has been hi ling since the occurrence.
He toll the officers that Niscount owed
hn s. which he refused 10 pay, and il
vas that which caused the night. He
a. arraigned before Judge Cummins
OF sunday morning and charged Win
AL assault with intent 10
Kill, and the Judge after hearing the
svid euc- h=ld him in $500 bail Tor his
appear ance at Court
Daily Republican., 1885-03-30
ReXfstrar's ReDo,t

During the week ending a. non I
Saturday, there were 40 births, 6 u
riages and 20 deaths reported NEt
trar Frazer ~ having occurdit q
city against ~ deaf or he congj
ing week OF last year
The causes of death were N 1
lows
Consumption q drorSy and psds|
MIA, 2 each; coue.stiJ Il Il The luha
tarrh Of the bronchi. cancer, hear q
ease, marasm rs, DID age, periDtis l
phoid fever and ulcer OF the .En,a
each.
Two bodies wire broua ht hsris l
tement, six sent away aud Two ~
through the cry
Daily Republican., 1885-03-30

Joseph HI. Greenman, Al khiasl
has Just finisheh the parrr9si
loon NJ the Baltimore aud 9se H'l1
1O5 Market street, j NJ. GaH F'Yd
tor, which IL generally Srsav
10 he the handsomest ptesdnFfa
art to be found in the city. MN1
Is gilded in the beautlInIly nliasz]
OF gold, bronze and meta, H ~
being finished in pannrilll, VIII
beauty and artistic merit salIas n
celled. Mr.. Greenman Is Mo
paper hanger in the city, e'i ~
keeps abreast of the art IL snAE
and if anything new and in.
comes out In the trade, he u ~
the first to get hold Of II.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-30

Hon. Jacob Tome, of Port Deposit,
has kept q record for the past 81 years
of the closing of the Susquehanna by
ice, as well as the date Of opening, and
he says that the river has been ice
blocked for . later period this season
than in any year since 1888. the sd OF
March being the latest day OF opening
that came under his notice. We pre-
sumo that the ice will break up the
coming week, when a lively time may
be expected at Port Deposit and other
points on the river.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-30
Missionary meetinEs.

The Ladies' Missionary Society OF the
New Castle Presbytery, will hold their
annual meeting at Port Deposit at IL
O'Clock on Wednesday next. Mrs. l..
Z. Newton, Missionary TO India will
deliver an address at O'Clock p. m and
Rev. Drs. Gayley and Stonecipher will
speak In the evening. Delegates are
expected from all parts Of the peninsu'
la. The Young Peoples Missionary
Society OF Central Presbyterian church
will hold It's monthly meeting this even
inc
Daily Republican., 1885-03-30
OUR EASTER UARDs AT 10! EAST

NUR FASTER CARDS AT l02 EAST
. ftlln street faiacs waters at 20 cts. 3
It,: IL aon waf-Is, at - cts q 10. iced lemon
raket Id cts a ID: New York I aster broad.
ID cd. a 10 sugar snaps, 10 cts. a H.. lunch
biscuit 10 cts. To-; our own brand coda
biscuit in llb. boxes, 10 cts. granulGted
sugar in 5lh. boxes IS cts. q box; this plan
is 10 Keep it pure for Easter pies 2lb. ofseed-
less cherries 10 cts; gallon can OF whole
tomatoes. ID cts. can. These are special
bars ains for Easter. Fine apples, 6 cts. a To-:
eay porated apples, lbs. for rs cts. New
York BelIhower apples, j! cts. 10. Our
coffee Is cleared in the roasting, and at
prices TO suit all pockets, from 10 cts. TO ..
cts tea sc cts. We have the whitest flour
Id the best tea and coffee in the city Eng.
lli.h pickels at 20 cts. q bottle tine prepared
coc5anut at II cts. /; boneless hams at Is &c.
la id. good butter and fresh eggs. All our
| goods as represented. Scrub brushes at 6
cts and wall brushes nom rs TO 50 cts. two
| Drooms - cts. and lots and lots OF goods,
Come and see for yourself that we cell you
! the most goods for your money, at
T. ~. WIER'S, lQ2 East Fifth street. mas Oh
Daily Republican., 1885-03-30
A,,neke<ond Baptist ~ !,

The services at the sec0D ",dr'
church last evening we' 1 Anal
auspices of of the SOFA. .. Un
intended especially l9f MIL
The exercises consisted o. I'M, NJ
the choir and Sunday 'sp' IA.
Sunday evening the pas'' .,ris,
Cook. viii comm ner ,s.,'t
lures on " Pilgrim = flp hI',", "A
iectof the first it''hfe Vr
srim heeius MS Journey
Daily Republican., 1885-03-30
u,,.r ~. D,soraeply .

William Mitchell was before Judge
Cnmmins vesterday morning, charged
with being drunk and disotaefiy' IN"
. fine Of % and cost imposed: a..
Richard Brodric, who curing .po
past week Was before Judge cumming
twice charged with being drunk anu
disorderly, was back IN the uock sss.n
yes erday morning under tne sns
charge, and the j hdge imposed = hn'
of 81 and costs.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-30
The I.almportanOIa.

George =. Luckman, the success sor to
Frank Z. Smith, $40 Market street deal
er in cigars struck luck by Introducing
the La Importancia 5.cent cigar, which
takes like hot cakes amongst the lovers
OF the franrent Havana. Mr. Luckman
has secured the privilege Of keepin 2
the cigar saloon at the ne " skatir {
rink, Fourth and Washington streets
which will OF EN- in few days.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-30
Religious

There will be service ID ~. ~ 4
chu,ch every aiterhoo', ,,rpoOd|
4 o'clock on Tuesday si" TIL
D. d. smith viii preach G'sd yri.]|
Also be service "a" G'o W. al
evening at ban pa" .'i,l be %
day evening, 'i'fr vi. and
vice of the coutfet".,ock
scho ,ia half -
Daily Republican., 1885-03-30
ma urfeas for The French.

p,.1s March 29 The Chinese forces
- victory over the French ct
SOU on Friday. They Carried me
Eev of the position and the enIfeh m
n,snts The French troops retIeateu
hayona Dong Dong. They are Ialt nm.
baok on the Longkoi. Tue french 5 1Dss
:. men and guns is unknown. me
1sinssa il Is estimated, are %, 700
..rnag They menace the French INES
fro,n,runicAtion with the south.
= reported at Paris thai Genera
D.ss-s a. i,I.ls asks reinforcene nts 10
an. number of of %, 600 men.
Tbs following dispatch has p-en re
- from General Briere DEL Isle
dared Ha- MOI, March - /: $780,,
al regret 70 announce thal uensi q
NaOrisr has been severely Wounaeu
~ mas been obliged 10 evac as'e Lang
Son. The Chinese N mr. 80
a, mr. nositiops before ktlua. Coo
vi Herhipper. IN the face OF superior
49, of the enemy and exhsnstea o
n,nition. was obliged 70 retreat u
Tna-Dopg and Thsnnoi. ! am amas
sa-css on the Chu and hep roads'
49, snsuy sc Il increases l shAIi re
20 SopgKo. Whatever happens
- ,o be able 20 defend the "no.
5si,a Please send re-lniofe7"eh'e q
outck as possible. nA,s saxs
The Journal des D1oa1s :
a. r-ance will make the necesssi
sssr,s IN behalf of her son. in Tona ny !
f,rcsments will be sent, NOT
morrow, but to-day. To-mosrov Ne nov =
ever, We shall see with whom tue
spopsibility rests. ,,, .xnesitir
The steele urges fIepsn ;lr Fer
en- P,kin. II says that EN- nbamb
-, make a statement IN tEe ehei1
:. Depuries TO morrow.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-30
Flower Price List.

Leonzo Baylis florist, near Rlverview
cemetery will have his 1888 flower pri,e
list ready by Thursday, when all who
want the most beautiful and cheapest
roses at the lowest price should send fol
one. Orders left with s. Hersey at the
REPUBLICAN Office will be promptly
attended, 70.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-30
u.u..ome windo" III >,

More and ,9l7 NJ rsr, lie t1|
shoe dealer, ha t. ur , o, w, 70 be i
painted w,ndov hai'd o5e bs||
the cry The work. va rropi ri
EFT, "a yonng art..' al .I,i.tlc N
so, streets. The at,'' and
which Motelana' = pg Mr. Had
formed shows me M q. ID
hand Ter Of the ~ VS.
thaa average II r. II
Daily Republican., 1885-03-30
They Want You

to take look If nothing more at their
spring goods if you are in want OF a
suit of clothes they will be glad to
make 1t for you, but will not expect
your patronage unless you are fully i'm
pressed IL will be to your advantage.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-30
FRIDAY, APRIL II, 1855.
1n,cL nnl II IN
the following described roal es,at. vi,

the following described roal estats Wiz
All that certain lot OF land with . two and.
s-half story brick dwelling house thereon
erected, situa'e iG the city OF VII
niogion. New Castle Csuaty ard : tate Of
lie 'aw.re, bounded and described ns follows.
to Wit.
BEGINNING st corner Of lard VI Jane Bat.
tersly o. the northwest side q Crlaxo sheet
al the distance Of 81 1-ei tom The lcrtheesl
side Of Fifth street. I, epce by line of land
north IS degrees, west - feet - a stake on
the Zoe ~ an alley u test wide running par
al. 81 win orange street, and laid out for the
use o. THIS and ether Its bounding On the
said alley, thence - the l0rtheas' side
thereof. nyrth 3! degrees, east Is fe- 70 a
stake at ce,ner u and late u Essu G Xe
| thence 10y q ilur % that land south s. degrees
east ! feet 10 tie said -ide Of Grange street
and thence thefe"y south 81 degrees. ives
! 10 ioel to tie III &C. O; btgtanlng be the con
tents thereof what they may.
| Seized and taken into execution az tn.
pro erty of Joseph NurIbrrg and BenIalniI
| +. Money, I. l., and to Be sold oy
| IhbMAS FCeD, sheriff.
! sheriff. nr7'e Wilmington March 80 1855
n Sp-ts
Daily Republican., 1885-03-30
serv,ees NJ first presbyterian.

Special religious services will 90 nela
in the First Pres byterisn chuten oseIy
avsning this weak, Rev. H ID. Lindsay
nastor. Rev. G. w. Pretty will
Denny the pulpit this evening, Rev. IL.
X. Walker Of Green Hin, to.morro~
Tuesday, evening, and Rev ). 8. VIA
lone. of Newark, on Thursday and FRI
dav evening", The services during the
veek viii commence at As clock.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-30
r-naf no Kuture,

How e.et - 80 Act act in the living
bury It's as h;ls the cold IL in your head:
Pre ss,n.nt bottle OF Canada Pine syrup
iii cure 1t.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-30

The Delaware clothing house mas
removed from n .. East Foartn street.
to No. 3l6 Market street. 5. Mann Is
agent for the Ne Nv YORK Manuiao'urins
Com pany.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-30

Fem & Co.'S thermometer registered
yesterday $50 at p. M, 81 at 3 p IN.
aud i9Q at 10 p. N.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-30

|NTANT ED-A GOOD BOY TO LEARN
w the hot1graph business. MESI.
lCUIT CuMMlNtiS 3U2 Market street.
MOO 81
Daily Republican., 1885-03-30

Of, ssgwa and Indian OIL
Indian n, o ale By Tag Tor & Fullerton
3o2 King street
Daily Republican., 1885-03-30
= Dsbats says


.,,. and AdjusrabIe Trnsses
~ nilss. prolapsus, ami, etc. can s be o.
s fsinped al ladies' dePasiIsn, of L seis
dragg nee No. West sixth street
Tadv attendant
Daily Republican., 1885-03-30

= = 1eb cIga4st1 - =
Smoke pad breath. Get
colo ~ B,.t.uau's drug stcfe' WI II
18th and Poplar.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-30

All kinds Of wood BY the load or cord
at Mills'. Fourth and RallToad.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-30

LSOR RENTS FORE AND DIV ELIlN9,
l. on the N W, corner Of Twelfth and
french streets This property is In good
order and complete, with all modern im-
provements i'll be rented low to re-
sponsiole tenant. Apply At :. E corner
| Eleventh and French streets THOMAS
lDONNEILY IN SO.tf
Daily Republican., 1885-03-30

IL los ard fixtures, with lease OF store il a
good location address X. ", this office
IN. Ia
Daily Republican., 1885-03-30

"ANrEI-OSh OK TWoiUkNISH-
w ed rooms, with or wi bout board in a
pleasant eisbborhood, t. be occupied by
gentleman Tor study. Address e hcoms .
this OH 20. mh8O.ff
Daily Republican., 1885-03-30

That westceo,t n q pbd
taking ~ fine "'
For 80 90
Daily Republican., 1885-03-30

u BDuCrIUH IN KLNTS-.A FEW IE-
III sirahis properties 1T re ,uced rates
small houses 500, in good location Apply
TO SAhu I'll NuLBERr, 6oShipley street.
l.! 80. 81
Daily Republican., 1885-03-30

H ANTEl-AN MEL TENT
w youth To set tyre. Dne having Know
ledge Of tho bushes, preferred. delaware
Pr1hihiuonist, Ne. - 80 -. m3olt
Daily Republican., 1885-03-30
State OF the ThermO meter

at the REPUBLICAN office in the shade
Z o'clock 10 O'Clock ~ o'clock
931 44C isC
Daily Republican., 1885-03-30

INnEhIFt"S SALE-bi NIRIUh OF A
- writ Of Levaria FEcias, to me directed
Will tie exposed to public sale, at the Court
h orse, on Market street, between Tenth and
leventh streets, In the city Of Wilmington,
New Castle County, bel, on
Daily Republican., 1885-03-30

ENOR SAIL = II Y l. = t h n q ga ~
bred, imported by Smith y P1Aell, MT
OF syracuse, n. Y, and reoried ID me
II. IL. Is. Price $40. h. G.. kEYBnLD,
Delaware City, Del m30-ots
Daily Republican., 1885-03-30

CHLRlEF'S SALE-BY VIRTUE OF A
= writ Of Levaris fscias, TO ne direc, ed
Will he exposed 10 public sale, at tie Nour,
House, on Market street. between Tenth and
eleventh streets, in the city Of Wilmington
New Castle County, Del, on
Daily Republican., 1885-03-30

NY ASTED-VOAkDER GOOD AC-
w comm datious. 10 3 b W,sl rou-. a
street A30-6ts
Daily Republican., 1885-03-30

LNOh SALE a IAktrE LOr UF OLD
~ WINDOW sash aLd g.ass. suitable IN
hot-beis. Is. htLLl pa inter- 81 shlpley
street. in5J-5ts
Daily Republican., 1885-03-30

DUAhDlNG All % WEST strict
ID Also table boar /. nl3o6ts
Daily Republican., 1885-05-13
II Office.

The nineteenth annual Conference of
the Middle District, comprising Della
ware, New Jersey and Pennsylvania,
Of the A. U. M. P. Connection, will
take place at Salem, New Jersey, In
the New Jerusalem church on May
Goth, at two o'clock p. m. All of the
members Of the said body are requested
to be present at the call. The origin of
this Conference was established by the
Rev. Peter Spencer In the year 1918, and
continued until his death, July 25th,
1843, and we are the only successors OF
1918 who are known US q yearly meet
ing up until his death in 1913, and we,
his successors OF the African Union
church, continued the yearly meeting
up until the 25th Of August. 1866, and
from that date we established an annual
moveable Conference of theMiddle Dis.
trict, comprising Pennsylvania, New
Jersey and Delaware, of the A. U. NJ.
p. church, located on French street,
between Eighth and Ninth, in the city
Of Wilmington, State of Delaware.
We have seen publication of another
body, claiming the origin Of 1913, by
the name of the American Union Con.
nection. Such body as the American
Union Connection was not known by
the Rev. Peter Spencer, founder of the
African Union church in 1918, nor was
not known until over twenty years Rfte:
the death Of the Rev. Peter Spencer
REV. BENJAMIN SCOTT, President Of
the Middle District of the A. L. +. q
Nj, p. Connection.
Daily Republican., 1885-05-13
Horse Injured,

William Barker, carter, had very
tine horse seriously injured yesterday
afternoon. He was standing with his
team III front of Ruby ~ Hauby's fruit
store, King street below Sixth, when
looking access tho street he saw that
one Of the kennebec ice teams had
stuck on the opposite side.
Finding that the ice team horses were
not ,qual TO tho emergency, Ia, TOOK out
his lead horse and hi;cftd him 10 the
trout OF the Ice WAGON team and pulled
the team aud the horses some coas:de
rable distaLce up the hill. The stu,
Cling, how ever, of the horses in the rea,
threw Mr. Barkrr'4 horse on the ston,
pavement, by which fall he fears hi,
horse has broken leg He is at leas,
tota Iis disab ed, and Mr. Baker is pu,
to tbs necessity Of purchasing another
horse.