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Daily Republican., 1886-03-19

CAsharins, widow Of the late Milton
Nichols, died suddenly at the residence
OF her son, David. In PhiladelphiA, th.s
morning, In her 8ist year. TWo weeks
ago abe removed from Centreville,
where she had lived for some % years,
az abe had become too infirm TO look
after her household Affairs. At an early
hour this morning she arose for some
purpose, and remaining up for some
time her daughter, who roomed with
her, asked why she did not lie down
again.
The old lady's reply not being rats
factory, she went 70 her assistance and
found that she was black In the face.
The alarm was given and . physician
summoned. He decided that blood
vessel had been broken and suffused the
brain. Death ensued In . very short
time after ward. Her remains will be
brought 10 this city by the IL IS q. m.
train, on Monday, and conveyed from
here by carriage to Lougwood Gene
terry, where they vill be inferred about
o'clock p. m, For the accommodation
OF friends the L1ngwood meeting house
will be opened on the occasion.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-19
me striking Coal MIneoA.

A telegram from Huntington, Pa says
tAAs EiEArd Hugt e., President OF
Federation No. 5, and John r PArAley,
. membsr OF the Executive COMMITTEES,
on Thursday visited the Broad Top coal
district and organized . branch Of the
federation, securing 100 MEMBER The
meeting was held ~ Broad Top City,
where the miners were addressed and
every phase OF the strike discussed.
The oficsrs OF The federation verbally
approved Of the sumption Of mining
in this rec ion, c Ldiiso1ed tEAs the Ad-
vance OF ten Get. = per ton shoa.d Be
Contributed 70 the IDLE men in me re-
Kions WHARF she s;r.Esrs are SKI cus
TIE rAi,road Goa uiEers OF tie Pitts
burg dls--ict, II cox veDilon Thursday
unanimously sdopid . resolution -
QuesunS the operators % coEfcrr1 20 The
provisions Of ics C3lrnbu. Coc TeCslou
ecAle, by paying Il cests Per ton or aid
after the IL day Of April. Tbs u p.
cents pc: busEel, or 0. cent NOR
thaa Is paid al tRs p-ereni tine 4
resolution was also AdoVied calling upol
Coz ErsssioGsl represeI iauy-s % 90 a
IL ,ceir POWER 10 nain.a! the TART
IA, es upon bin nino1s ooSL
Daily Republican., 1886-03-19

CONTAMINATION the 18Th Inst. The

|cowPERrHwAIT-on The isth Inst shes
The reIstivs, and fftsnds OF the family are
r>Epectfully invited 70 attend the mnorni
frorn ala late residence, SIC W1nlnktou
street. On Friday aftefpooe, 81 oeioe.,
witheat further notice lntsrment 81 VIII
minEton and trAn1ywine eemetery.
BROWN-On the 18Th inst. Harry q. son
o. John s. Brswn. In his 9ih year.
RELATIVES and friends are respoeuoIy ~.
yitsd % attend the funeral nom his iAtnsf
house. Ne. l3o HAST Fourth street. on Sunday
. ftsrnoou- Services 81 the house o. 2 o.
clock. Intsrmsst II Wilmington AAd bran
DIVINE cemetery,
WHITE-on the 18Th inst, Annie Z
widow Of the late Samuel " mite, aged o.
years, months and day.
Relatives and friends, also MahAla Tent
and Daughters Of SAmaria. are respectfully
invited 70 attend her funeral nom the resl.
oeres Of Edmund II. Anderson, ST. al
o'clock. Services will be held In bethel
A m. L church Walnut above Sixth street
lntsrment In 81 Peters, cemstery.
February nth. near Perry
dale. oregon, John W. Kennedy, son o
janis and Ann keunedy, Of this city
aged 81 years. I
NICHOLS -Cn the lsth Ef., CathArine
wife the late Milton II. T. Nichols, II
hsr SIS, year.
Ksls,iy e and friends are respectfully In
vited 10 attend the funeral, from the resi-
: encs Of her son, u. r. , NiehelS. NO. III
" aIlaes street, PhtiAdelPhiA, en- Monday
Services As the hoase alto o'clock. To pro
cesd to Wilmington on the ll.3S train. In
terment ut Longwocd cemetery, Chester Go
Pa. where the church vtl Dc open 1t ~
d NJ.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-19
FOURTH EDITION


This evening Shook q Collisr's Com
pany will appear At the OperA House
and pFesent for the ART time In this
city, ths last Of typical Union Square
Theatre productions, "a PrisoneE for
Liza" This drama, like most success
ful drNmas Of the age. was adapted By
Louis NAthai, Of New York, nom .
French play By Anicee Bourgeois IL
10 q ronantic mclodrAma uf more than
ordinary vitality. Tbs story u tDge-
Nous and well developed. Afser the
FIRST act, which is simply prologue.
the interest becomes cumulative. with
force akin TO that suggested oy tue
great avalanche Of the second act
There are In fac, very few dull mo-
ments In the play. The humor which
rel.eves the predcminAting somere
hass. II sSmevhat measre. 10 witnA
quite exhilarAting, and there Ii genuine
c.eyernees In the persistent pursuit and
hnal overthrow of the evil genius OF
poor lie Hose. Among the strong emo
tional and romantic situations may De
mentioned that representa- the fall OF
the avalanche, the meeting OF father
and child In the cell, the escape OF De
Va.Eey and the meeting OF mother and
child.
TIE scenery and mechanical effects
! are . nctes orthy feature Of the produc
. tion. and are artistic and appropriate
all through. TIE play will also be
| presented tomorrow evening.
Monday and Tuesday nights "The
Bandit King Will be presented 81 the
Opera House This 10 . melo-drama
romance In ave acts, flled with sensa-
tiOnAl scenes Ar d thrilling situations. II
has an Interesting plot, which 10 inten
sized by the 10 .roi action Of some won
derfrliy trained borses, which dO .
number Of Interesting things.
wednesday night KeudAlfs pair OF
Kids will be presented for the second
time this sesson ~ the Opera Hsuse-
Th0se Who witnessed 10 = few weeks
since are unanimous In the opinion that
it is the funnies; play ever given in
this city.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-19
EDITION.



By an Innocent little ruse Mr.. @. n. /
williams, q sub boss In the car depart
ment of The Harlan and Hollingsworth
Company, and his family, reading n
No. SIG Spruce street. were induced tol
spend the evening with Ar. Edward
Robinson, f0remAa Of the h q ". CAT
shops, No. 6l6 West Fifth street Mr.
w tlliAms and family were happy In not
only meeting Mr.. Robinson and family
bat in meeting with sons ftty or sixty
OF his fellow workmen from the same
snops
Toe purpose Of ths social gathering
soon developed itself when the commit
tee, consisting Of Samuel Murphy C. j.
COsden. HoWAld McCAllister, R. Il.
Shshspear, Frank Wright, Charles
O'Conner, william Medholf, David
Holt Ton and others trundled In . large,
cay arm chair. upholstered In red silk
pl Ish. Mr.. Williams looked asbonished,
bus before be had time to express him
. II, Mr.. O'Conner was before him and
pr Icseded to make the following re-
mark:
Mr.. williams, the pleasant duty has
bean assigned me OF addressing you q
few words Of eoagrat llasiou, since we
understand you are ABOUT 70 leave US e
80H4M Rl1AtA14 NOaA e1tAA
ties rs q workman and one well adapted
to take charge OF the responsibilities
that will naturally follow the position
in which you are about 70 enter, viii
allow you ample latitude 70 distinguish
yourself ~ such and ~ the same time
add TO your earthly store . little more
OF thai very necessary requisite, com
monty known ~ ready cash
We regres We are about 70 lose The
counsel and guidance Of Cpe IN shom,
after our many years Of association ~
shopmA,es and a-qlsintAnce~, we have
failed to discover anything but thf
qualities that 90 70 make the tue and
honest worsmeu, GOOD citiEsDs and
honorable men, and l may add thai
while the position which you are about
to enter lie, in . sensz, new 70 you, The
duties and req airenents OF it are not,
since you have discharged almost SINH
lar duties, and them very creditAolS
for some years hack. We would slsS
wish 20 impress on your mind thal
while We lose you and your good
counsel, that the shops Of WI niDgtoI
OF al trades still coutAin men with me
chsnicAl ability and ambition, whiel
well fifs them when opportunities Ar
offered to sccep. and ali crediiAoly AM
lIOtn VIC WE AA1@e
general superintenden; Of r. l. Ap'
now, sir, g. . practical expression Q
Our good wish for your contir ned pros
perify and success, we have deemed
ftting that we should present you wit
this iok IN Of our esteem and respect Il
you
Take IL, sir, and, Is you sse, 1t hAs
every appearance If ease and comfo-'
IL "a our earnest wish and desire n
the reminder Of your days shall b
sp=nt correspondingly 50, and that yol
may live many, very many, years .
enjoy it.
Mr.. williams feelings ovS rcSme hin
An3 spoke more eloquent than woru
the gratitude he felt for this ureIpecie
kindness from his fellov-Workmen.
very handsome bouquet Of nstnra
flowers Was also presented 70 Mrs vii
hams- A bountsons supply Of resre.h
ments finished up The evenings enjoy
ment.
Mr. williams has been emg Dyed b
the Baltimore & Ohio RsllroAd Con
pAny 70 take charge Of :neir car shcE
~ Mt. Clair, and be sll remove 70 thl
place next MondaS.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-19
Hard Case,

Yesterday q German named Blockstt.
Who resides In Pittshurg. arrived in this
city accompanied by his sOo, - boy about
II or Is years Of age. HewAs In search
of work, and ~ he was . stranger In
the city he stopped n Hipderer's Hotsl,
Maryland avenue and Monroe rect.
where be engaged o room for the night
Early in the evening the boy went Ont
and did not come In until o'clock,
and the father, who was very angry,
took him 10 his room, where he com
menced 70 beat him.
Mr.. Hinderer became alarmed and
called In the police, who broke into the
room and found the man sitting on the
boy and beating him wiih his 6sts, and
they we're both taSen TO the hall. This
morning he had . hearing before judge
Cumm ins. and the case was held undel
ADJUSTMENT.
Austin Harrington. Eco, was pres-
eut and wanted 70 send the boy % The
Home, bat he cried and plead to be III
lowed 70 stay with his father, 70 whom
he seems greatly attached
Daily Republican., 1886-03-19

The body Of The unknown man who
Was killed by being struck by . train
90 the P. W. & b Railroad .: an early
hour on Thursday morning, 10 still ~
the morgue, and las not yet been idsn-
tined The engineer OF the locomotive
that struck him says that he must have
been on the trask, bat Was not noticed
unul the engine wAs close 10 him. he
must have been killed instantly, %
nearly every bone in his body 10 broken.
Detective jones says that he saw the
deceased ~ the station early on Wed.
nestAy evening. and that ~ be Wa
drunk be droEe him away. Il was 81
6rsE tAooght thai Lis name VAS HAmil-
ION, bat il has tiroe been AsoertAined
that II was rot him TIE deceased va,
APp&rently D OF 30 years Of age, dArk
hair and con- ple1ion, dark bard O
about . weeks growth, and about fv'
feet Eve inckes in heish he wore dark
striped pa.tAloorA, . cardigan jAcket
black chev!oi Goa. and brown derb!
hAt II Is nos known whether there Uii
be An Inquest bed or not.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-19
A, he Aens,enr of Nn.le

Ga konday night Miss Jennie Gaze:
will COZ meaee an eDKaSemen' o. I'VE
nigh u And . matinee .; the Academy
OF Aas,e- The con Sdy dr2tnA Lite
Aaffen" will Be given on the openiEE
night, lffordinz bes Al exee.ieut oppor-
taEiiy OF shosinx hsr versatility 10 TIE
greatest sdEAns&ge. She 10 q charmir &
little &c rsss, Snd has earned the title
Of The LitIle Comedy Sunbeam" HeE
daseirE u the poetry Of moiion and a..
her movements are graceful, While her
v0cAlnn IL Of . superior order. As her
seiing closely ressm b!es that Of Lost2,
Annie Pixley and Maggie Mitchell,
there Il no do1bs bat abe will meet with
q favorable reception il ihis city.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-19

A te.ezrAm from Pi;tsburg sAys the
workingnen Of that city are ArrAngin z
sor . series Of mAss meetings 70 be lie
70 p.o:es: AgAins: any change in TIE
tAT1E. The PLAZA Il 20 hOli .ArEe tariff
rallies in each Of tie larger cities Of the
county. The fnf meeting gill bs
he'd .; Pi.tsburg sbo1; April 18Th. Il
vii Be : mass meeting and q monstei
parade. Tnen meetlrgs viii be held .
The following cities il the order named
PEi.A3elphiA. Albany or BufiA,o, Boz
ton, Portland, Washirgto BAliin ore
Richmond, wheeling. Cleveland, Clio
c.lnAii, Chicago, Milwaukee, S;
Louis, chattanooga ard Birmingham
Daily Republican., 1886-03-19
p,rrnnnrhChnrch

This .i1le church is locA;ed in one Of
the hi;le one story buildings OF TAtnAll
s;ree', oeloW Second, and is composed
Of eo.ered people. Rev. John c. Brown
IL TIE pastor of the church, ard for the
iAss few evenings he has had quite 8
revival Of religion going Oh, which ha;
resulted in Bringing il tStnty eiRhi
new members 10 his little fold. BE
s.A,ss that the Rev. Bishop Hood vii
pay he congregation visit ard preach
tits evening ~ O'Clock, and ccrdis
inviiAaon u extended 70 all 70 attend
Daily Republican., 1886-03-19
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LlferAry Entertainment

A large Snd!eros eajoyed the literary
enss-rAanneni Of the L MON NJ. z Lite
r2ry Association lAsi night TIE diA-
logns spoken ~ Lille Oliver, Addie
SAville, Seitts Mccormick and Emma
WSisoa was vel received; Miss Lille
Saville gave . choice select reading;
dersey divided sociesy into Giants
and Cans, and urged ali 70 unite vita
tie cAnE; Emma Guthrie sang, in 3
sHeet voice, No One Cares fer Me, "
and Sadie Ga:hTie very presdly reciied
'.6od Wants the Girls and Boys;"
George Hensel gave select reading,
Mise SUSIE SaDderson gave . recita.ion,
Aod Joseph 7. Moon made . short sd-
drasA Emily T0GL on. Nellie Sheen
and Matte Tonlsou gave . very ine
vccAi Eu..c exercise.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-19
Tho Electric ..Cniciamp burner.

This lamp burner Ia q very recent To-
yeptiou, for any kind OF oil, aud we
place IL before the public for the first
time to-day. IL 10 q large burner that
uses q circular, seamless wick, aives
brilliant light Of sixty-candle power,
has central draft and therefore abso-
lutely non explosive. The advantages
of this burner over all the large light
lamps are that It Is a burner only, and
can be put on any inexpensive fancy
lamp; thus, then, having eighty lamp
At q small cost, and avoiding the trcu.
blesome all metal lamps. II can also
be screwed on al ordinary glass front
and placed In o bracket or extension
lamp. l, is simple, durable and cheap.
Come and see them burn. l. Lewis
Row, AIS King street.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-19

Rev. j. L Bryan. he tts
Asbury N. E.Churc., aTuaJu,
ana last might q csGp.e dsu
people gathered in lhs ttIn4
the church 10 ertetd . 10
hand OF fellowship sd b IND
royal welcome. PiuNisls
acted as chairman OIL il.Est
made an address. RLLL
In prayer and a nlHs ~
brethren made sdd'as q
Mr.. BRYAN was iniis'sgn
Elder Hill, and mad,iwln
delicious speech ezpFa4a
pleasure At icing preset 7
front OF the atar rsli4
hands With a. present y
by. In the evening Pns
Hill, Rev W L 5 MurgS
and z. h. Nelson, Vinctnlt.i
Daniel Green Of NeEP0ri ~
bers OF their families TOOK
parsonage with M. By''.
Rsv " L S Murray nsiv
dial and hearty recepllc D. VI
age OF 81. Psal's N. / V'aM
nesdAy evening IN N
Rev. Adam S'ergs w.
TO the Union N. L. pGSs'
some time neIt week h's "
considerably from 8 veg ~
expects to be at the r'''n "
Sunday. -
Daily Republican., 1886-03-19

Tie many friends Of The late Eli Gro
zier, whose remains were buried last
Saturday, desire 70 thank the tollowin &
persons: Il. W. Love, manager Of the
KirknAn Livery and Coach Company,
for . heArse and che coach 70 John
Hanson. for two coaches, 20 William c.
Martin, for one coach. and 20 Doushegty
Bros, for Two coaches, all tree OF
charge. The nverymen, with unequA.ei
9enerosi;y, we're anxious 20 furnish
many nofe coaches than were wanted
for tie OCCASION
Daily Republican., 1886-03-19
Much Improved.

Mayor Rhoads s,ill continues 70 i'm
prove, and it IL thought that the critical
period has passed. He now sleeps
naturally for hours at a time, and his
pulse 10 greatly reduced. He Is able 10
take . little nourishment, which he
seems 10 enj,y.
A Sister Of the Franciscan Order, an
experienced NUS, has been engaged
from 81. Joseph's Hospital, Philaeel
mia
Daily Republican., 1886-03-19
The Cannibai chant Mus. Go.

Saturday, will be the las: day he vii
be exhibited In Wilmington. Ladies
grand reception day the entire day,
upon which occasion . special defcIip-
tive lecture will be given for The tent n
OF ladies and children. AL chlldr n
admitted for osnUx, adults 10 cents.
SIS Market street, opposite Open
House
Daily Republican., 1886-03-19

On Wednesday night Louis PAssw Ater
was arrested By the United States Mar
shat near Georgetown for selling liquor
wiihou; having paid the United States
special tai. He was brought 10 this
city and had q hearing before United
States COMMISSIONS. Smith yesterday
morning, when the case was dism Used
OF account Of insufficient evidence.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-19
FIFTH EDITH
Dots.


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NJ. Ms I'm. acHush otfsrs ,,o ' ,..l.
oi Mat,r..ss a. bedding i Az ,7
o@ nn,, sos shiplsy s srs '''as
n E SI,, butter. IA ct;. l psr' r..
a. c carton, stalls Third st,.s POM y
q, C ~. . : Co.. impo, ,sS'' ~, a'
szOoi would be cheap II 8 4 laS
,o fs sh'r, suits of all lind Nv, !, =.
600 shipley street. CsS ~ y Ga
IN n, J. Williamson will =. .S1 -, IN
orange street. on AOlda, ,I Ds,, N
p: The Rev. H. b. .ind,,, 4' :, !.
rresoyerian Church xii, o. b
night IN the West Church c1'' plAa
David Ecoff was anna,
ter At Marshall,on on p Tnd NJ
OF John Brinshurs,. iu''da'h
.. One Do ; hundred dollar. e,.,. ]
S.ss ane calf shoes are MOI on sssi
Mari q Co . 70 Eat F o., a.. =.
james. James u. smallsy, If ~
village, offers ior,aIs =. IN
posts already for setting w CT
City Auditor Bal .d,.
several properties on F ,,n'ss
the 9Th inst, 10 satist5 'uga ny
the city for macAlaulr.lar ~. ~
Samuel A. Price, suUe,i, i.
the Union and Prcn, SIM. Y
Front and Union slte. v.'' al'
| Edmund Townsend, Of III
VIII sell his personal p,o,. w
sd inst, as be intends f n 10y.
tended trip in the wes,s, a S N.Y.
Call aud examine the n, =.
L.s1s., " Asgihg Machine 4,
Ea Il Ath st '"t
Kings New Discover. Mi.
Electric Bi,ters, bottle IN. nv
Fee! Ointment try it, boz 81,
Tor & Fullerton, 500 kiIV M, a.
| Bradley Smith, recent, sr,|
the book room Of jams k ~
about TO 60 to Page, Cav Cuua
Rev. Bishop II % will INV
Plymouth Missioa, % h5,1
below Second, at S o'c.ai y
ing.
A daughter OF j, ], wEi,
that distractions have a I
Shipley street be,vten ;rI :
eDth, to prevent the paSdT|
| II. W. Phtclett and JlW
OF this city, crstuapd IN
from tbs Philadelphia Cclxd
macy.
j. b. LippiHcou Co1pau, 4
delphia, have rrcen,,y plSIld
Popular Family AlN Of III
containing "a maps Is.iw
aSd handy volume, We. ahai
and Office use, We bgia \
offer TO send 1t to any sdL,ss d
ceipt Of thirty cents. Ilaasa
work Of its kird that Vt tlnWI
For sale by C +. Tbonn /
Market street, Wlim.I1pt, N X
Daily Republican., 1886-03-19
WE KNOW

or no better way to treat
customers than we have ST.
WAYS intended should be
done at our establishment,
and with 8 greater deter
minAtion than ever to please
and satisfy them, We open
out the Spring Campaign.
Whether your wants be
much or little in our line, We
intend 70 be abe to make il
to your advantage to pa-
tronize US and with this OBJ
ject in view We ask you 70
make aa examination OF on;
new stock of Clothing for
Men, Youths, Boys and
Children, as well as an as
sortment of fine materials OF
Merchant Tailoring, which
in extent, variety and
styishsess, has, We think
been seldom excelled. Hay
ing bought only for cash
and by an economic persoaa
management, We intend u
make our One Price OF
Sll goods an extremely low
one. An examination anC
trial viii be the only positiv,
proof Of our earnestness ,2rC
this we cordially invite.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-19
The Craig Estate.

The furniture Of Mrs. David F. Craig.
No. 1923 Tatnall street, will bs sold 81
public sale 10 morrow morning, com.
mencing Mt Q O'Clock. At IL O'Clock
the house will be sold by order OF Harry
Craig, the executor. This Is desirable
property, and, as the object Is to close
up the estate, 1t will be sold lift shall be
bid up 10 anything approximating lite
real value.