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Daily Republican., 1886-12-29
At the Opera House.

The Benz Ell & Moultou Opera Com.
psny presented the "Cnimes Of Nor
mandy" last evening before q large au
dience In the very bert manner. The
character OF Gaspard, the miser. was
sustained by Mr.. Gilbert Clayton, and
was highly artistic piece OF work
Mics Kittie Marcellus, as Serpolette,
did fairly well, but Miss Irene Muir.
ply 8 GeTmaine WAS n fine conception
OF somew hat difficult role. The 10 usic
was excellent, both vocal and instr q,
mental, and the orchestra 10 entitled 10
the greatest praise. The entire company
Is ono of the beet that has ever appt aret
In this city, and the very best that hes
ever performed at popular prices There
was q noticeable change In tie behavior
OF the frequenters OF the gallery last
evening, and IL Is scarcely probable
maj the noise and uproar Of Monday
night will be repeated for some time d
come. The ever popular "Mikado"
will be given this evening with ne "
and beautiful scenery and costumes.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-29
Neus SUMMARY.

There was another conference on
Tuesday between General superintend.
eut 6weigard, OF the Philadelphia aud
Reading Railroad, and q COMMITTEES
representing the striking employees 81
Port Richmond. II was stated that con.
cessions bad been made by both sides,
and IAN agreement mutually satisfAc.
tory" sigued. The might gang" re-
ported for duty on Tuesday evening,
and the other employees are expected 20
return to work this Wednesday
morning.
-Four dynamite cartridges, with fuses
attached, were found on Tuesday by
IN oiler near . manhoie In the cable
tunntl OF the Geary Street Railway In
San Francisco 1t 10 supposed they
were TO be exploded on Monday even.
ing, but the presence Of the police pre-
vented the design.
A FIRE at Cairo, Illinois, Yesterday
morning destroyed the steamers K, 3.
Hayes and City Of Natchez, and four
barges loaded with cotton, soda ash and
sundries. The total lots Ii estimated At
$500, eco.
Thtre has been removed during the
past week, under peremptory orders
from special agents, the fencing from
twenty Enclosures, embracing over 274, :
900 acres, of public land principally In
the Denver. Colorado, land district.
William Kimmeli, ex Congressman
from the Third Maryland District, died
tuesday, In Baltimore, aged "a Year,.
He was 10 the Mary land Senate from
ls6o 70 1871. and served In the Forty
fifth Congress.
Anna Rhoads, aged II yesrs, a do.
mestio, committed suicide by taking
rat poison, In Lancaster, Pa on Mon
dry night. Her only reason WAS that
she was in trouble"
Most OF the striking glass blowers In
Baltimore return ed 10 work yesterday
on the terms Of the employers, and IL il
thought the rest will 60 back TO work
to-day.
Tide Secretary OF the Treasury TUES.
day issued call for len million Of
three per cents. The call will mature
on the Arst OF February next.
The boiler Of the Armstrong mine. Mt
Angus, Iowa, burst Tuesday AFTERNOON.
killing thIee men and injuring two
others.
The contract for furnishing the cleo
trio lighting apparatus for the new rul
ser Chicago has been awarded 10 the
Edison Electric Lighting Company.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-29

This mornings Philadelphia Press
say: pea coal was advanced is cents
per ton yesterday and buckwheat Is
cents by the Reading Company in their
January circular for city aud line
trade. The new prices for hard white
ash coal at Scbuy kill Haven will be-:
81 60 for lump and steamboat, t2.75 for
broken, egg and chestnut, Is for stove
and small stove, 81 40 for pea and 81 for
buckvheat. The freo-on board prices
ut Richmond will be: % 96 for broken,
Gag and chestnut, g. 20 for stove and
small stove, and 81 So for pea" This
will probably cause an advance Of from
rs 10 50 cents n ton In the retail price.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-29
Robbed tho Haprist soo,atr.

In Philadelphia, William P. Pearson
on Monday pleaded guilty before Judge
Reed to the embt zzlemtnt of between
$4,000 and $40, 900, the pr, perty of the
American Baptist Publication Society, by
whom he had been employed as cashier
and chief bookkeeper. He had occupied
this position for five years, but had been
IN the employ of the society since a boy.
His deficiencies were discovered In MAY
last while " was confined TO the house
by sickness, he having met with an acct
dent while driving in the park. 1t was
stated that his downfall had been caused
oy specializing In stocks. He claimed
that the assistant bookkeeper, Edward
tlesburg, who was a fugitive from justice,
aiueu MIN In his speculations. II was
also stated that Pearson had made all the
restitution that he could Sentence was
deferred and in the meantime the defend
ant WAS committed
Daily Republican., 1886-12-29
-
Logan Book

AS it now appears that the chief legacy
left by General Logan for the support Of
his wife aud family consists in his history
OF the "Great Conspiracy" additional
interest is impaired TO the work, and all
who have an extra dollar 10 spare should
subscribe for il in order to assist in plac.
ing the patriots family above want, j. c.
Bryant tie noted book agent, in order to
contribute TO such commendabe object,
will Immediately order one hund red
copies Of the work, which he thinks he
can dispose Of in our city, in addition to
the 100 he has already delivered. Ed
ward Belts, Esq, President ,of the First
National Bank Of Wilmington, has
authorized him TO say that It is one of the
most interesting books that he has read
In regard to the causes that produ> ed the
Rebellion, and that every young man In
the country should.possess copy Of IL
Orders left at this office, or No. 800 East
Second street, viii be promptly filed.
In this way the obligation that our citi
zens may feel under to the soldier and
statesman may be partially discharged.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-29
FOURTH EDITION
suit Against the CITY.

Philip Plunkett, Isaac o. Pyle and
Ber jam In Elliott. acted as referees yes
,eroay IN the Law Library to hear the
cAses OF james MoIntire, VIM. McGari
and Robert Torrens VS.. the Mayor and
Council OF Wilmington, the facts oi
which ara as io.lows: lp October, 1854
the sewer Committee OF City Council
award ed contract to William II.
Crooks to build sluice Mt the foot OF g
| street In the bank on the Delaware
river. In doing this work 1t became
necessary TO construct q dam, and be-
fore 1t was completed there came n
heavy storm which caused high tides
that broke down the dam and food ed
the lands Of the plaintiffs, causing them
considerable damage.
IL is alleged that rs the place where
this sluioe was constructed In outside
the city limits, Council had no au
thority TO build IL, and also that before
the work was commenced the plain
tiffs demonstrated to the committee
and asked that the work should be de.
ferred until they could remove their
hay and other crops, and that the then
chairman OF the Sewer Committee an
bounced his Intention of going ahead
with the work. Mr.. McIn tire claims
dam ages to the amount Of f72l. 40, Mr..
Mcisrr 1888 IS, NJ d Mr.. Torrens $345,
making total Of 81, 399.65. The plain
tlffs were represented BY Hcffscker &
Hoffecker. aud the defendant by City
Solicitor Turner.
The evidence OF the plaintiffs was
heard, after which James McKenua,
member OF Council from the Pirtt ward,
was sworn, and testified that when this
sluice was built be was chairman of
the Law Committee. When the plain
tiffs made their claims for damages be,
In company with other members OF the
committee, visited the place, and alter
making careful investigation was
satiefied that the sluice was outside OF
ibe city limits, and that therefore the
city had no right to build II. Some of
The other meM bers Of the committee
thought different. and there was a ma
jority and minority report presented to-
Council, the latter being signed by the
witness.
A long cross.ezaminaticn by Mr.
Turner followed, and Was continue d up
to 40 O'Clock, when the prosecution
rested.
Mr.. Turner than commenced the ex.
animation Of witnesses for the defense
and Martin Farrell, George Adele and
several others testified that the sluioe
was constructed In o workmanlike
manner, and that the work had bee u
ordered by Cout eli. They claimed tho,
he damage was due to the elements
and could not have been foresten or
prevented. Tie further consid Grafton
OF the case WAS then adjourned until
this morning.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-29
A ,yoker's Fate.

Last Sunday night o oso.i s
ne ned Samuel Coon oS, issgd
Glasgow, went to church, .asss,oI1
house in charge OF 10 y .s.r
and a little boy. Shortly S S,,.sntl
an l8.year old nephew OF ~, Ig, I'd
cluded to play trick o. . lnS' d
aud com Inenced bAu'li'
door TO brighten then. ia tte|
AS there was no aosN = " ,se,l
demand to know who war sndI
seizsd q loaded shot Kuu mel
through the door, spliAts. lind /
and ipfiictag q painful 20 Vow Vas
joker's thigh. A pbysic,'rr found
moned, who dressed tns
saws that 1t is not danse''uo
Daily Republican., 1886-12-29
THIRD EDITION.


The adjourned sesG ion OF the Board OF
Education last night was called to orc or
by President Baird, hut upon roll ce.l
only eight members answered to their
names, not quorum to transact bust
ness, but enough to informally discuss
the question of repairs to No school
house, rs requested by DR.. Grimshaw-
The doctor stated that he had On cali
mate for tho work from q reliable
builder of $S6 for removing the waips
cotting, plasterinR the wall and replac-
ing the wAinsootting.
He said it was possible the expense
might reach 500, and he hoped the
members present would agree to sup
port his action II he proceeded with the
work. The house, he laid. was wretch
eddy built. IL was 80 cold one week
that the temperature only averaged 40
degrees above zero, and 1t WAS but sell
dom 1t ever reached go degrees.
Mr.. Kype most emphaticaily oh
jected to the proposition. The school
was In no worse condition thar No. 8
was, and the members objected to pay.
ing the bill for repairing the steam
tiues Of that school.
Mr.. Douahoe, too, said that school
No was in no worse condition than
many others, and he did not believe
the school room was ever as cold az
forty degrees above zero while the
heater was in working condition.
THIS remark made DR.. Grimshaw
very angry, and walking over towards
Donahoe fierce war of words ersued,
not compatible with the character aud
aims Of educators, during which the
informal meeting adjourned and the
members retired TO tho street TO carry
on the discussion.
Or Grimshaw taid he thought he
would 20 ahead with the work, as he
could have it completed by Monday
morning, and ii the Board would not
pay for 1t, he would pay for It himself.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-29
Omcorp Elected

Industry Lodge, No 9, A. o. U. W.,
elected the following officers last evening
10 serve the ensuing term: Junior past
workman, A. NJ Pierson; master work
man, w. +. Robinson, foreman, Robert
McCaulley, Jr.; overseer, John ii. Keat-
ley; recorder, j. j. Whitaker; financier,
W. n. Mccormick; receiver, John W.
Diefendorf; guide, w. F. Casperson; in.
side watchman, c. W. Gooding; outside
Waterman, Warren Harper; trustee, W.
X Grant; medical examiners, II. C.
Snitcher, Peter Cooper, Joseph p Pyle, j,
+. Speck; organist f y. Potter repre-.
sentatiyes to Grand Lodge, j. Z saville,
w. II. Pieraon.
- The installation VIII take place next
Tuesday evening.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-29
Tho S!uIce Cases.

Both sides PUT in all their testimony
to-day in the csses u j. NcIniire, w N.
Mc3arr and Robert r0rreDB VI. the
May r Hnd Couuci. OF Wilmington, no "
on nal hetl=s tic referees at the court
Lou,e r. Tho Low Library. City Sc,ici-
ter tuf.tr ngda 80 earnest Plea t.ar rhe
cIty ahG j. II. Hohecker, Jf., spoke
for the plaintiffs. The referees will
give their decision tomorrow.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-29
FIFTH EDITION
Dots.

ni For 2 good time 60 to -.
",skeo carnival New Yea, nv T.. !.
at Bellevue Hotel MI vi, b. raft.
Years evening. y iH'h "atd, 90
Dan be bought a,
RD REL 1Sps r. ' snB s. street gan,
Presidiug Elder Esv ~.
was presented with a s,'a (uailes
On Christmas. sO'u-headed
Come and see the ol,.
lssses candy pulling a,m,a'aione
FAIR, Smith Buildine. GIN ,1 Is I.
,o so ds Win 7. Dilworth, Of ,bi' A' 70
bought the stock and aE ,.s citJ
WARD q. jays drug stors s :, Ms o.
:, Jester = & Mcdaniel will h "eNa
o. nns brood mares at thai, . asve
.Is West Front street. %, stable
the 9Th of January. 'n S'''
L; W. stidhaut& g., -,
public sale on Thursdav va NV, WI
q. Townsley, No. 6lg VIZ S,ttnooj
street. q lot OF household so D, d
The Alexander Moore ~, -
fore Judge Cummins ~ a1 va
morning last, was no, A "A cay
Moore, the ship Carpenter, 'AAaa4
The animal meeting of -.
Mutual Fire Insurance ss fs1
Miil Creek Hundred viii Nl ~ p ~
Mermsld on Monday, Jauasy;vv a.
P. @. @. jewels. P. c leu D.
)ew els. A get of Lods e jexe's F Fa
lull uniform and scores Of c' i, "a
70 be CHANGED off at The X '1 os a 81
6l0 Market street. VI r
Five professors Of Andoy4- -.
Gal Seminary are On trial in d. .ls
q charge Of heresy for tesc po.,
there may be a chance for mug a.
after death. 'Oi p'0o
A reception was given David W
and bride on THURSDAY evsn,n 1
home In Hockessip. A ~ Ing
we've present and hsd an any,
time. VI epJ9
The fair given by the y..o,,
Odd Fellows 10 the ODera 'f p 10
New Castle, for the benefit \, ~
association, has been in os,,trr
the past three or four wseks and
ing continued with unaba,d Ints,s
Ex-6herif Ford Offers , Vs.,
$500 for the arrest of Thedcrs h
and Adolph Kettner, whS s.c
from tie jail at New CASTE la,
vrmber. unprecedented beiJ,s n,
OF January. ''' 'D'
The brick work Of the new nac
shop OF MIR. Hinderer, OIL tie corn,
Maryland avenue ano Beach strsrt
been completed; the ralter. srs /.
position and the roof VII. Be- put
speedily as possible.
George NJ. Coale, formerly Of Ca.
Vile, has taken charge Ct Slnbn
mill, In West Noting ham Town
Chester County. Lewis Il Coall,
toiHet nAusRer. has Removed 70
fo'd County, Md.
The annual meeting o. the Fam
Association OF New Gas, County
be- held In the Board o. Trade room
this city,s Cd Saturday, Jaaaary
10 q. III. OH GERS will be eec,e
amendments TO the By avs propos
On the ed instant, Mi4 Bad
Thompson, daughter Il John
Thompson, OF Church Hi, No,
TO Mr.. David Was, Of DO
Del The ceremony took rllcaM
NJ. Il Church at Church iii, Rev.
J. O'Neill officiating a1l Sas az
Among the presents VI
handsome told silver tea service,
Daily Republican., 1886-12-29

There will be fox hunt at Hart =
Corner next Monday morning at IL
O'Clock, and gay ride, with lots OF
sport, Is anticipated. Mr.. Bullen has
made ample provision fer the occasion,
and the young men generally of the
neiEbborhOod will turn out with their
fast npHs
Daily Republican., 1886-12-29

John Graves, q colored man in the
employ of Abner Hollingsworth, had
his leg broken yesterday. he was driv
ing in gate with a team, when the
horses becoming risky be wss pressed
against the gate post. He was taken to
his residence In the neighbOrhood where
q physician reduced the fracture, and
to-day he WAS taken over TO the county
hospital, where be could be better cared
far
Daily Republican., 1886-12-29
Shot by Her Mother.

MIDDLETowE, Ohio, Doc. 2S Mira
HeudricksoD, wife OF policeman,
while showing a neighbor how she
would tiest tTamps il any molested
her, took her husbands revolver from
a bureau drawer and fred a shot in the
air from the door. AS she was return.
ing the weapon to the drawer it was
again discharged. Mrs. Hendrickson' :
five.year-old daughter was standing
near by and the ball, striking her in
the head, caused instant death. The
mother IL insane with grief.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-29
lie Snatched Her Hat.

Last evening Gertie Thomas, n
c2lored damsel, complained to Officer
Welcn that a colOred man named Amos
Cannon mad assau ted her on Front
street near Washington, aud in addi-
tion to snatching her hat had torn her
clothes. The officer started on ttf
search, and upon find Cannon upon
Mary land avenue took him to the hall,
where he was locked up until this
morning, when he was arrai gned at the
city court, but as the evidence did no,
warrant lis being hsid the case was
dismissed.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-29
Not t.esponslbIe for IL.

AsJ. X u. Seeds & Sons have been
somewhat censured for the crum bling
terra Gotta put in as ornamental work
10 the Bigh School Building, Mr..
Seeds, the senior mem Der, speaking for
the finn, disclaims all responsibility
for its use. lie cay he advised sgain ct
il, bat it was named in the speciica.
lions and be uset it IS required. He
saye, however, that lie would like to
have the 81 300 due bim, for which he
hclfs cerufcsres CT Indebtedness from
the Board u Education
Daily Republican., 1886-12-29
Stricken ith Para,ysis.

Leonard Cooper, a well-known car
rage painter, Is lying very III M his
residence on the Bran dy wine from a
stroke OF paralysis, with which his was
seized on Monday night. He had not
peen well for some Time, and had o
nemorrhage one day last week. Mr..
cooper Is young man with q wife and
one child, and his many friends in this
city will be pleased to hear OF his
speedy recovery.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-29

A bill has been intto"55 NC Con
House Of Reprsser tat. g., y he =
man Lore providing ts 3'v Of ID
of Margaret Jones, !a9y ,T5ae5,
Colonel James HEM ~ :, Ia, a. wbo
United States Marine Co.. .es irod
April A Drill i7Ih, 1880. be increase caioaei
to SO a mon ID. Tao isi n ' Jcass,
brother to Vim. ben ~. :, ,ormaE,sI
was while attending w. ri a a9l1
raj that the latter cauS }sa,b. q
wss the cause of MS , &c 10 Dr.
Bush Of this city, p .slI' lanes is /,
Board Of Health. "a u, A,torncl|
20 United States Dlsa .tdes IN this Y
O. Patterson, and resides
Daily Republican., 1886-12-29

The Hanover Sunday school will give
an entertainment of III usic and reading
In the Sunday school room, on mex
Thursday evening The parents of the
scholars are cordially invited 10 hi,
entertainment. After the musical snc
literary exercises, the scholars Of tht
main and infant schools, viii be treated
70 refreshmens.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-29

The funeral OF Mrs Mary T. Candy,
which took place st O'CLOCK YESTERDAY
afternoon, from her lato residence No.
oH Delaware avenue, was largely at.
tended. The religious services which
were held at the house were solemn ana
impressive.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-29

ST. Johns p. K. Sunday school gave
q Christmas entertainment last night
to q crowded audience. After religious
exercises the children were taken TO
the Sunday school room, In which
was large Christmas tree illuminated
with caudles, and where each child
was presented WITH candies, fruit and
cakes.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-29

Blu REE--At New Castle, DlL. on Dec
2s.h, Margaret, wife OF George W. Burke
in the END year Of Ter age.
Relatives aud friends are rfspectiull,
invited 10 attend her funeral from the resi-
dencs OF her EOpin-law. NJ q. Gordon, OIL
Friday morning, the slst inst, at IL O'CLOCK
Daily Republican., 1886-12-29

The Wilmington CHESS Club tourus
ment continued last evening found
George Tatnall an almost sure winner
OF the gold medal offered, while John
II Price and w. j.. Ferris have about
equal chances fer second place.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-29
CarroiI's Casino of Mu.,c.

In addition to the Allie st. Clair
Company, two New York female box.
ers, Misses Gill snd HaWley, will boz
three-round contest on its merits this
evening.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-29

| AT
| VIM. B. Sharp's,
Fourth and Market SIS,
With the great
rush of the holiday
trade past we COM
mence to gather up
whats left of the
clear-out for stock
taking.Ladies' New
markets, Sd Coats,
Jackets, Wraps, all
the children's coats
and boys overcoats
and suits, will have
to stand the first
lshock of the reduc-
ton we propose to
make, and any lady
who has not as yet
been supplied with al
coat or wrap, or
whose little girl or|
boy was not favored
by =" Chris > with al
coat, can now have|
an opportunity to|
discount that verita-
BILE old Chris in al
way that will causeI
him to open his eyes.
The first choice OIL
cOruse will be thel
best, as the lots will
rapidly be broken. |
VIM. B. SHARP,
Fourth and.Marlsts ueesr.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-29
MARRIED.

Lanes HEWBkOOKS.-C tho 2s,h. AT
tho Ashury u. T.. Parsonage by the RsY.
J. 4 Bryan, Jesse J Lane TO Miss MARY
SheUbrooks, 10Th Of this city.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-29
VAL LIABLE FACTS

From now till January l We
are going to sell a large number
of Overcosts at specially Low
Prices. Among them are Fine
Meltons, Elysia2 Fur Beaver
Kersey, Corkscrew and Wide
Vale Diagonal Goats. Middle
and Heavy Weights in the lower
grades as we'll as those of a tex
ture to suit the most fastidious
taste There are two reasons
why We offer special inducements
lst, we will commence to lake
account of stock on January 3
21d, On account Of fhe back
wardness Of the closing seasor
|o are carrying more than we
dee m wise. The two combined
work to Jour advantage.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-29

lKTANTED-ro PUfUdASE A MILK
w route. Address W. "A. BOYD, 1911
Lincoln street.. d2J.3 ST.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-29

WAnTED IMMEDIATELY BY HAN
w aud WIFE, two commun eating rooms,
fu ;nished, IN central location. Address H.,
u office. da92,h
Daily Republican., 1886-12-29

ptWARD-A hEWAhD OF TWO
HI hundred dollars VIII be paid for the
arcs: Of Theodore Becker and Adoiph hett-
ner, II apprehended on or before Januafy 4,
de.2e.3t THOMAS FORD.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-29

Norris Wilson adve stisss for rent q
Desirable farm Of rs acres, near sham
dred. Aiun
Daily Republican., 1886-12-29

aETAETED PhO rESfANr GIRL
w for general Homework. Apply at
700 Jefferson street. d.9 3ts
Daily Republican., 1886-12-29

IOA SALE--A GOOD MARI; WOULD
T. suit grocery or milk business aIs) a
furnitnre car. Call a. bu;Ringnam's store,
front and SIMPLIFY streets. lie
Daily Republican., 1886-12-29

III A$SON'S COMPOUND slhuP OF
II TAX IL the bes. ana m ost reliable Az.
ticle known Tor tho cure Of coughs colds
hoarsenes.. chronic cAtRtrhs. ssre throat
asthma 4, and all diseases OF the throat and
lungs. No fsmily should be with out It.
FOR sale by q. y. Smith, corner DelawRre
avenue AMI DuPont street; ]. y. 0nlIsRhei
\ Bro. 1903 and 20O5 Market street; r. W
Fem, 2lb and 2l7 Wost sth sireei; T. Is.
O2rtmell. corner sth AMI Madison streets
e 7. Dilworth, Northwest corner 2nd and
Jefferson streets. Wilmington, Del d2a-et
Daily Republican., 1886-12-29

EhOR SALT fIRSf-ULAS5 FARM ,
2 In Chester County, Pa, and Uocii
County. MI or would exchange fJr city
Property. address J. q. ID. this oiiice.
dog pt.eodt
Daily Republican., 1886-12-29

xEy AMELIA NAN WITH SHALL
w capital. to enter tho wholesale or
retail mHat bnsinss. "A chance seldom Of
fersd. Apply at st6 Jackson 81. d29-6t
Daily Republican., 1886-12-29

XxyANTED-A PROTESTANT WHITE
w girl, between the age OF IL to II
years. RefeTence required. Apply ut el4
jackson street. d2s II
Daily Republican., 1886-12-29

A HALTER ANU WHIP WE'RE LEFT
"A at +. A. Humphrey Il Bros store, 3O2
Ma Aet street, Decombsr "a. The owner
can ge, the same by describing properly
and paying for fnij advertisement it,
Daily Republican., 1886-12-29

LjaOR SALE -.OaEAP, 2PAIR BLAOK
y smithsuelloWs,2 anylls and tools. Apply
imme diately on neald street, over Third
street bridge. FRANK I0PrON. d294ts
Daily Republican., 1886-12-29

GtG X RENT-THE FARM Ov ABOUT
y 10 acres, near Sharpiey's sshool. Il odse,
branay wine Hundred, suitable Tor trucking
or dairJIny apply on the premises,
ga 2td-ltwf HUhRiS WAS IN.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-29
NOrlUE TO sPOkr.,mEN,

mere will DO a fox hunt at Hare's Corner,
MONDAY, January 8, 1887, At 10 O'Clock q.
III. All spOstsmen are cordially invited TO
DO present. Ii. r. BULagN. a20.3td-ltE
Daily Republican., 1886-12-29

TET ARTED.A GOOD CHmD'S NURSE
w at 1l25 West street, d2p.3tI
Daily Republican., 1886-12-29

DUBLlC SALE CF HOUSEHOLD
goods. VIII DO sold at 6i9 West sth
street. on THURSDAY, Dec smper so. at /
o'clock y. IN, bedroom. patlcr, dining and
sitchen furniture; also n trst clsss plan
ana large ice box, as / am ABOUT to Quit
housekeeping q. ToWN5LEY
l., w. otidnam x Soa, Auct's. 1t