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The National Fair Association.
A PROPOSITION TO MERGE 1T INTO THE NATION.

JOCKEY CLUB.
The annual meeting of the National Fair assocta-
ton will be held next week. The matter of great
est interest to come up is the Recommendation in
the annual report OF HOratfo Browning president
that all shareholders sign the agreement proposed
In the report OF the special committee looking tn
the surrender Of the charter OF The National Fair
association. aud the organization OF a National
Jockey cluD. and the transfer OF the Fair aSsoca-
ton property to the Jockey club, the stock holders
accepting In exchange for each share or stock mar
vlue, s1Uo one share OF Jockey club, to be issued
az par VaIue or 20 This Will make $4,000 wort h
OF stock, the remaining $50 900 OF the captaI sIock
OF The proposed Jockey club TO be sold 10 new sub
scrOerS IL Is claimed that with the proceeds from
the sale OF this amount OF stock and with the
amount 10 be realized from the sale OF new shares
In the Jockey club all the indebtedness or the Fair
association VIII be paid off, This indebtedness
amounts, according 10 the presidents report 10
$4,000 $4,000 or which is first mortgage bonds ma
tur ng in the coming May. The president states
that In his opinion the company cannot exist longer
imam the oonds are TO run. which is May list, 1885
TRANSFER OF HOTEL PRoPsRrY-There was
placed on record to-day deed OF A. w Fletcher OF
philadelphia. TO Henry Brock, OF Jersey City, OF the
Congressonal hotel property corner or New Jersey
avenue ana b street southeast, for t3O000 as also
deco Tor the furniture, &C, for nominal sum.
A SUSPICIOUS CHARAcrER.-Frank Fl. Gray was
arrested yesterday ana locked up at the fifth pre-
c1nct station for having In his possession several
blankets which, le said, were given him by a man
named COi!ey 10 sell IN the Police Court this
morning Gray was charged with being suspicious
character and sent down for three months In de-
fault OF bonds
OFFICERS ELECrRD.-The street Baptist Sunday
school has elected officers for the ensuing year as
follows: c. \. Richards superintendent; II. Lo-
gam assistant superintendent; II. S. Fenwick sec
Rotary; Henry Hazard. treasurer; ChaS III. Werner
librarian; George Waitford, assistant librarian; r.
S. Island, choriSter.
CONCERT OF JUBILEE SINGERS-The original
Nashville Students Jubilee Singers) will give
concert on Tuesday evening next at the Copprega-
tonal church for the benefit or the Young 5en's
CHRISTIAN Association OF this city. This will be the
only appearance OF these world-renowned singers
In Washington this season The seats are going
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1t is reported that the coal railroad owned by
MeSsrs Blaine, Elktns, Chaffee and Davis In West
Virginia, Is seriously crippled by the low prices OF
coal and Is not proving paying Investment
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CABINET PHOTOGRAPHS, 81 per doz- Thtelkuhl,
Photo, 927 Pennsylvania avenue.
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LECTURES.
TIME ART OF MEMORY.

TINE ART OF MEMORY.
fof A. Boyd before leaving the city by solicitation
VIII give another course of lesson giving the first leo
ttr OF the course of FIVE at his ~ street
northwest, MONDAY EVENING, JANUARY
TWELFTH. at O'CLOCK. All Interested ladies and
gentlemen invited rom 50 TO &C. and few hours
attention viii enable you to secure that which b
worth to you thousands. Another favorable opportu-
nifty may no: be fered A few private pupils
will lie taken. Instructions sent by mail
81 would not be w thout the bsnefts of Prof Boyd'0
Art OF Memory for Thousand times its cost. 1t Ia
wonderful help in my Greek reading
81 would not be without the benefits Of this Art
for $50.
JULIA X BALCH Elocltionist"
THAT Prof. Boyd's system will accomplish al that q
claim for is und liabe and II is easily acquired
that 1t at once commends itself 10 every intelligent
NAT y STILES. e. s. Treasury;
THOMAS DUKE War Dept;
A. B. ANDERSON. Teacher Dramatic Art"
No. 4l9 -ECoND STREET NORTHWEST,
WASHINGTON. ID. C.. December 4. 1884
FRoF A. s. BoYD-Mp Dear SiT: 1t hords great
pleasure to add Endorsement the testimonial pre-
pared by Mr. Charles o. Love and othe TO the
value of your system of snemonics. regard the
TEN important to persons in walk Of LIFE
particularly TO students and professional men
Very truly yours. r. V. MURPHY,
fa10-2t OF United States Senate
ECTuRE Al FOUNDRY NJ E. CHURCH
u DR. e d. HUNTLEt will deliver his Lecture.
misunderstood" in Foundry Church, on
MONDAY EVENING at O'Clock, Jan. IL
Proceeds for the benefit of Gorsuch N L. Church
Tickets 25c. jal0-2f
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A moved from the system by the use Of Ayers Ague
Cure. which contains = specific in the form Of
vegetable product. used in no other remedy War
ranted
E1OR THE PROMPT AND CERTAIN CURE OF
erysipelas, Ayers Sarsaprils which is the spe-
cfc endorsed by the most eminent medical authorities
$50
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CONCERT OF THE CHORAL SOCIETY
~ AT MARINI'S HALL.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, JANUARY IL 1885.
PROGRAMME:
]. Break. Break. Break G. a MScfarren Mixed Chorus
(a) of the Summer Night Henry Smart OBJ the
Fairies Walter Mcfarren Mlxei Chorus. Aria Roll
ing in Foamng Billows from the Creation. J. Haydn
Mr. d. n. Babcock. 4 The Spinning Chorus. X. Wagn r.
Female Chorus 5. The Sands of Dee. g. A. Macfarren
Mixed Chorus 6. Tie Waves Reproof. Henry Smart.
Mixed Chorus. Z. Am a Rorner. + Mendelssohn, MIR
D. NJ. Babcock. g. (a) The hath its Pearls Pinsuti
(b) You Stole My Love. Waller Macfarren, Mixed
Chorus 9. Come, Sisters Come. A. c Mackenzie Fee
male Chorus. 10. King Eric. j. Rheinberger. Mixed
Chorus ialO
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FACE and eyesight fitted Hempler's, AZ and av
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Chinese eat Rice off OF sh pointed sticks, bu
swallow DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup naturally
S3 per Gallon. 7Jc. Quart Bottle.
No. Rye Whisky, best in the world for the money
orders by mail. MCGEE's, 9th. near ID ST. coin
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CHARGED WITH KILLING Hrs WIFE-William
warner arrested last evening. charged with shoot
Ing his wife, near Grafton, W. Va, on Wednesday.
confessed his guilt Mrs. Warner Is still living but
there Is no hope OF her recovery Warner was com
mitted to jail at Pruntytown, but escaped eiurfnr
the night, together with Arthur Evans and GEORGE
Hartman, two boys, arrested some weeks ago for
completely In Toobing B. and O. freight car
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W. ARE Harry To STATE

WE ARE HAPPY To STATE
That We have no odds and Ends" Of Old Stock
That our goods are and fresh from the hands of
our tailors.
That receive goods weekly al Of the latest pat
terms and designs.
That We sell them at less price than other dealers
can afford to sell their odds and Ends" old shelf
worn stock
Please bear this in mind and attend the
RED LETTER SALE
THE TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE,
927 929 SEVENTH STREET NoRrHwzsr.
We shall positively decline to sell Of goods
dealers and determined that only ehal
have the benefit Of our reduced prices:
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Portrait of ssis2tOp Paref,
In to-morrow'5 Chronicle; also, brief biographica
sketch and full account or conservation.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
THRArRR CONTOUR.

THEArEa co'uouE
MONDAY.
AMERICAS STAND
THE
RENTZ s
NOVELTY AND BUR
RE-oR6ANIzED AND ENLARGED
AND NOW MOST POSITIVE
VAUDEVILLE AND BURLESQUE
2O-A BOUQUET OF TWENTY HA
MISS ,1oTTIE, HARcouRT
miss ASNiE SCI Il RLhND.
Ai MS MI SsTf a hksslii
MISS MIS- M ,tItlTt, NBoTIToNf
NiS MES sst CARRIE fEA JsSIhNs
Magnificent Production Of :the Sensational Bur
DRIP HEU S AN
A Great Cast of Metropolitan Favorites and an
SERIES OF TRANS
From the brush of tine Celebrated
TIE CHARIOT OF
MATINEES TUESDAYS III
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Y. Nj. C.. A. LECTURE CouRsk
THE ORIGINAL NASHVILLE STUDENTs.
JUBILEE SINGERS
TUESDAY, JANUARY Is. 1885.
at Congregational Church. at 8 O'Clock D. m.
The following comprise the Remainder Of the
course: January o. Viii Carleton: February 10 Lieut.
schwatka: February q. Grand Concert: March Mra
n A. Iivermore.
Course ticket g.; course ticket with reserved seat
g. so: single ticket 50r single ticket with reserved
seat &c., sale at Ellis Music store 937 Pennsylvania
avenue. .se.W
NEW COURSE OF LECTURER
THE sToRY
of the
AMERICAN REVOLUTION,
Told in Thirteen Lectures,
PROF. JOHN FISKE, of Cambridsa D
AT THE CONGREGATIONS CHURCH
ON MONDAY AND WEDNESDAY EvENrN0a
BEGINNING JANUARY 18th at p. m
To be had At Ellis Co.'S No extra charge for nk
served Seats
These Lectures fascinating. brilliant and me-
tery beyond anything that has been heard In 3D.
ton. Mr. Ftske 10 one OF the most remarkable psn 81
our dsy."-boston Cor. Hartford Courunf d3-lR
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Hurrah for the Children
263 Children'S Suits worth 1878, reduced to 1887
421 9TH street mort Invest,
Under Odd-F Fellows Hall
II. r, EISEMAN Manager z
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ssBrOVn's Bronchial TrOches,' are
widely known as an admirable remedy for BrOn-
chitis, HoarseneSs, Coughs and Throat troubles.
Sold only in boxes. 60
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ARREST OF A CoLoRED BIsHoP.-Rev Jabez Pitt
Campbell, colored bishop or the African Metho.
Philadelphia on the charge OF perjury The prose
cution Is brought by Edward Young, who alleges
that the defendant committed willful perjury In
fathers estate.
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HEKzOG's MUsEUx.-"Pinafore" viii be given al
HerzOg'S museum tonight Tor the last time The
"Chlnes OF Normandy" VIII be played every after
noon and night next week. Secure your seats In
advance. See advertisements
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CITY ITEMS.

POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CO. posros
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Durkee'S Salad Dressing and Cold
Meat Sauce.-The universal favorite both In
the United States and Great Britain. Wholesome
delicious economical and nutritious. Saves
anxiety, waste and trouble. 60
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Make Yourself Comfortable.
odds and Ends
Mems, Boys and Children'S 0vercoatS reduced 80
per cent. 421 7th street northwest,
Under odd Fellows Hall.
NJ F. EIsENAN, Manager. 8
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ECoSTISUED SALE OF ORIENTAL GOoDS-The adver-
tisement Of Thomas Downing in this evenings paper
Is OF unusual Importance. Owing TO the demand
Tor Turkish carpets and rugs the sale will be con-
tnued on Monday morning next at ii O'Clock. Three
hundred pieces have been added 10 the collection
and the dimensions OF all the large carpets will be
found In the ADVERT ement- Remember this sale
Is at Dowlings, 11;h and Pennsylvania avenue.
Daily Republican., 1885-09-12
Case dismissed.

Henry Fleming, colored, who was
charged with robbiDg another oolored
man named Charles II. Sampson, OF
ga, had final hearing before Judge
Gum M ms this morning, when hester
Hall, o colored woman who resides at
Causland's house, on the cAuseway ties
titled that she saw Sampson when he
came to the house, and that be was very
drunk. He went up stairs to lay down,
VI hen girl.named G ussie Brown came In
and followed him up. The witness after
wards saw the girl taking some money
from his pockets, and told fleming that
she was robbing Sampson, when he also
went up to the room, and she saw him
have his hands in Sampson's pockets,
but did not know whether he took any
tb Ing or not. When Gusaie Brown LEFT
the house she told the witness that she
b d taken 80 cents from the old man
but she saw her afterwards buying
dry goods on Market street. The Judge
said he did not consider the evidence
sufficient to hold Fleming and dismiss
ed the case.
Daily Republican., 1885-09-12
TH|R D EDITION,


For Tho St pOemeer term of the
county Court, opening next Monday
week, the second panel of petit jurors
drawn in May last will serve. The sa me
grand Jury will be summoned. The list
of the names on the second panel is q
follows
Brandy wins-Ssmuel d. Derrick and
Joseph NJ Pierce.
Harry Christy. Walter
Tatnall and George Goodley.
Christisua-John Mccullough and
Andrew Fleming.
Mill Creek-Joseph Powell, Charles
Curripder aud William II. Brackin.
White Clay Creek-John Ram6o,
William Kennedy, and Ebenezer Wat
son.
encader-Zachariah T. Harris and
Peter Meggit.
New Castle-Charles E. Countiss
Robert Dillon and Robert Wadsley.
Red Lion Joseph R Pennington and
Harry w. Bigger.
St. Georges-Eugene G. Hailsey AND
Samuel c. Vain.
Approximately John T. Webb and
Clarence ID. Stats.
Black bird-James FL. Frazier and
John Deakyns.
Daily Republican., 1885-09-12
Order Of Condemnatteu.

An order Of condemnation and sals
was possessed in the United State,
Court yesterday by Judge Wales, or
the libels against the steamer John g
Ide. When PROCLAMATION was mad,
for all interested parties to appear Their,
WAS no response, and the condem nstioG
was then entered on the motion Of G
b. Lore, Walter II. Hayes, and Johr
h. Bradford Esqs attorneys for tn,
libellants. Admiralty Commissioner
Rodmold Smi h,was directed by Judge
Wales 10 ascertain the amount due tn,
hbellants, and report 10 the court, buI
at later hour, Charles f. Sheppard
ESQ.,, attorney appointed by the court,
for the receiver OF the Bridgeton Steam.
boat Company, owner of the libelle,
steamer, appeared and said he woulC
settle the claims without a sale.
Daily Republican., 1885-09-12
Card.

1t having been stated in the daily
pap, rs Of this city that the family OF
Off GER Peterson, deceased, was to be
given Q benfit by the Shields Library
A Association and also by the West Pres
byterian Church, this Is to inform the
public that no such benefit has been
given, or, 30 far IS the writer.knows, is
Intended, and as is we'll known the
benefit given at the match resulted in
loss instead of any profit, to the kind
hearted protector. This statement il
made to correct the wrong impression
many people have gotten, that large
sums Of money have been received by
the family, as not one penny has beer
received by them 80 far except thai
which Mr.. Hatton collected, which wal
1926, out of which the loss on the trot
ting was taken, leaving the family les
than $500. Even the funeral expenses
which it was thought would be paid b.
Council, had to be paid by the widow, a
Council totally ignored the bill, whel
it was presented to them.
Mrs. ANN K. PETERSON.
Daily Republican., 1885-09-12
Ex -Sh erin Clark's Excursion.


see that on Monday Sheriff Clark 4
excursion CONES off to Cape May. 1t ID
not only the attraction of the fried yell
low legged chickens, that will JUMP
mp in your laps, poor and needy
without money and without price
but the young ladies from Mil
Creek, White Clay Creek and Christi
ana Hundreds, young ladies who will
never lot you find your shirt buttons of
on Sunday morning, that you willnever
need tell them that mother used to dc
0 and 30, who always have your break
fast ready for you whenever you ar,
ready, young ladies who can clear thre,
bar fences with milk pail on thei
heads, and never spill crop. Boys
let me tell you, one of those girls i
worth million for a wife. Go on tn
excursion, then, and make your selec
tion. ELL CkozIER. President Of w
she People.
Daily Republican., 1885-09-12

This evening Thorne's English melo
drama entitled The Black Flag d" will
be presented at the Opera House by .
tirst.class and carefully selected com.
pany. This play is Allied with thrilling
scenes and incidents, that arc conspicu.
GUS for clever comingling of pathos
and humor, which causes the audien ce
to weep and laugh almost in the same
breath. The entire performance is OF
the most meritorious character, and
there is no doubt but the house will be-
crowded.
On Monday night the Harris Opera
Company will commence an engage
ment of one week, and La Mascotte -
has been chosen for the opening opera
Those who saw this opera as presented
by this company during their previous
engagement will be sure to see 1t again
while those who fail to attend will mist
a rich treat. The prices of admission
have been fixed at 10 and 20 cents, or 81
cents for choice reserved seats.
Daily Republican., 1885-09-12
A Pustiissic Party,

Yesterday afternoon ex Sergeant
of Police Michael Sicily, with James
Burns, Joseph Meyers and Thomas
Cook, all Of whom were intoxicated,
engaged in fight at Maryland avenue
and Chestnut streets, when officer
Briokle interfered and endeavored
to arrest Burns, but the other three
jumped on the officer and knocked him
down. Sal,ie Heritage came to the
assistance of the officer, and succeed ed
in keeping the men from beating him
until assistance arrived, and all tn.
party, except SHELLEY, was arrested and
taken to the hall. Shelley was arrested
last evening on warrant sworn GU
before Squire o'Neill, and held IL
1900 bail Tor his appearance at the Mu
nicipal Court. The other three hat
a hearing before Judge CumInins thi
morning, when Burns was fined 50 ant
costs aud Ny ers and Cock 81 and cost
ZACH
Daily Republican., 1885-09-12

Eli Crozier, President OF We the
People, and . few friends celebrated the
l08 h anniversary OF the battle Of Bran
DIVINE yesterday at Rosendale Park.
One hundred rounds from q small can
non made the hills which Washington
army once trod over reverberate again
as they did when fiery Britons AND
American patriots met In deadly con.
fiict few miles farther up the creek q
Chadds Ford PatriotlCrozier enjoy ed 1t
but lamented that the days of revolu
tionary patriotism had 80 nearly died GU
" Well" he said, as he came out OF the
Park gate, this may be my last cele
bration OF the Battle Of Brsndywine
and hope somebody will take 1t W
and carry it on when am gone"
Daily Republican., 1885-09-12
Change OF Time

The following changes have been
made in the time of the steamers
Braudywine and Whining ton On
week days the boats will leave Fourth
street wharf for Philadelphia at 7.3C
and 10 q. IN :, and IL As and 4.16 p. IN.
ON Sundays at Z. 80 and ~ q. m, and
80 81 d 4 10 p. IN.
Will leave Chestnut street wharf,
Philadelphia, at 10 a m. and 3 AZ p. m.
and the wharf below Chestnut stree
at a. M, and II 45 p. N.
On Sundays from Chestnut street
wharf at 10. 80 a. m, and A 80 p. m, ant
the first wharf below Chestnut stree
at 7 a. IN. and 12.45 p. m.
The boats are well patronized ant
will continue to run until stopped b.
the ice.
Daily Republican., 1885-09-12
PUBLIC SALE
POINT LOOKOUT FARM
SATURDAY, SEPT, 23th, 1883,
at .. 30 d. IN.

SATURDAY, SEPT, 25tn, 1900,
at go p. IN.
by virtue Of an order OF the Orphans Court
Of Chester County in the state or PENN
sy lvania and of New Castle County In the
State Of Delaware. will be exposed to Pub
ic Sale on the premises, situated party N
Chester County in the state of Pennsy lvahls
and partly in New Castle County, Dela"are'
(the Buildings are all in Pennsyiyanial OOH
tanning los acres, 2 rOods and percnes'
Said farm is situated near Smiths brldg
on the line OF the W. 81 N. X. X about ~
miles from Uhadd's Ford about u lies
from Wilmington and about miles Irvin
West Chester, a station at the House ior tne
accomm uoation OF the farm, and Six trains
stop daily also sw tch belonging TO Inc
said,farm; in close proximity to churcnes'
schools, mills, etc. Tho buildings anu
fencing are in good order, Large stoue
house with 10 good rooms, q beaatiini ia IVA
surrounding the house, splendid nut My My
shade trees, a large double.decker barn viii
stablinx for 90 head ofst0ck, an elegant yaIu
for cattle. partly surrounded with good sn nS =
ding, carriage house, eprlng -nouse,co onou y
convenient for 80 head OF cows, good co. u
crib, Ice house, all In good order, and tne
land is In a high state OF cultivation. Ea o =,
field is supplied with Iever-faiiinR stfea an
of pure water, and the house ana ualn III
supplied bywater conveyed from never -" a
ing spring and by its own gravltation +"
fine choice fruit orchard OF apples ana PEAR
10 acres OF woodland with many hne chesI
nut trees. Point Lookout would be peauo, !,
full spot for country nome, and Is Ioea'. Is
on the woodland part OF this farm, anu u, o ~
quite resort for pleasure parties, ny nnm
therefrOm cannot well be excelled ior u CON- =,
mands the bea utiful Brandywine River anu
many miles OF the surrounding country; +,
Terms made known by the Irustee
either on day of sale or at any time uoio o',
by apply ing to All Market street, "llinin3
ton, delaware. ,,..,,,..
GEORGE W. COOLEY, trustee.
L W. Stidham & Son, Auctioneers. =, A
Daily Republican., 1885-09-12
6as by a New Proc ess.

The New Castle Star says General
John j. Newell, of Washington, d. G.,
the inventor of the process tor making
gas from petroleum, came TO New
Castle on Tuesday last, and exhibited
the practicabi,ity of his invention to ;
number Of capitalists from Phila1el
phia and Pitisburg, among whom wa
Thomas 7. Tasker, ST.. The expert
ments were great success, and tn,
gentlemen present expressed them We
yes pleased and satisfied with til,
results. The General also demons.ra
Led that the gas manufactured from
petroleum conld be used for illumina
ting purposes, and Mr. Tasker remark
ed that New Castle would be supplies
from this source.
Daily Republican., 1885-09-12

The ArnoTy Fund LxaIrsion to
Mauch Chunk and the SAltchhack next
Thursday, the nth ins'., promises to be
one of the most successful events OF the
excursion season. Tickets are only 5,
which includes ride over the famou.
S~itchback Railroad, visit TO tht
burning mine, which has been on fir,
since 1882, il spite of rep 4ated Efforts Il
extlnguIsn il visit to the Ice cave
visit 10 the coal mines and man,
other points of interest. Train leave
Water and Market streets at 6 30 a. m
Daily Republican., 1885-09-12
FIT I H Ed


r, s"h ION
The dedication OF the
I =, new Shiloh RAM,
rwelilh and Orange M
place to morrow, and M
r, Moore, announces theI
gramme.
~, 800 a. IN, Sunday scd
The opening address tol
William M. Winston. mi
~ III 20 AIM Preaching
W'Johnson, pastor Of M
tist Oh urch, Philadelpbi]
| zoo p. m. Services to|
deacons of the different a
llect to be discussed, "A
great joy in that city"1
| 3.0Op.m The Rev. T I
|pastor OF Cherry street n
Philadelphia. i
| $50 pm. The Rev, n
tor OF the Monumental n
West Philadelphia.
|, Other ministers oil
have been invited, and
Ito be present, also mi
lefty.
J. The rendering of aa.h,
by the choir promises ,
Throughout the day.
Daily Republican., 1885-09-12
Another Pension Fraud

Isaac w. Windsor, who is charged
with obtaining pension under false
pretenses, was arrested yesterday by
Deputy Marshal Hutchins at his home
in Seaford, and brought to this city on
the express reaching here az 20 last
evening. He was taken to the Custom
House and locked In the cells unit
next Tuesday, when he W Ill have hi.
trial, a true bill having already beer
found against him before his arrest.