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Daily Republican., 1886-01-01

The twsnty. third anniversary Of the
aiming Of the Emancipation rroclame.
fion yes celebrated thls morniDe 81 The
u, M. Il Church. French stsest above
Twelfth, with q sermon ~ the pastor,
Rev. william Bilnpgtix.
The Rev. J. w. Beckett conducted
appropriate services 1t 2 o'clock tAis
afternoon 1t E9ion ~. u. Church, aud
NJ 7.30 o'clock this evening . mass
meeting Will he held In Bethel A. n u.
Church, when the proclamation VII be
read ard addresses delivered b. Hev.
II. A. Monroe and GtheFs.
The Garnet Literary Association will
be present and give the following pro-
Rramme
singing, national air. association
select vocal solo, Miss NJ. n.
D.ilahay essay. Christmas. " snfins
A. L. Andrews singing, Wilmington
Quartetts: defamation. " Americas
slavery" A C.SteriiuR; ssiecs solo, w.
n. F.WnRht; essays, The Old Year, =
w. n. Hoxter, and "The New Year,
A. l.. Hnberi; solo, Miss @. M.steriinp
address; Emancipation" ID. T. Wal
lians,p, Jr.; seciect reading, Mrs d.
4 Robinson; singing. wiimingten
Quartsfte..
Daily Republican., 1886-01-01
DEATmn.

MeNAMARS-on the slst inst, Thomas y.
McNAmarA. agsd 70 years.
Relatives and friends arc respectfully invl.
ted 70 attend the fnperni from the residences
OF bis mother. No. 420 West Second street, on
saturday sfesrnoon at 2 O'Clock. Intermsnt
at New Cathedral cemetery.
HEALl,-On the osth uit., Dr. Mary II.
Relatives ard friends are respectfully in.
vited TO attend the fanerAt. from the resi-.
deuce Of her husband. on Saturday. Jan. II,
AZ u 30 q. M. 1nterment At Hoekessip,
Train leaves NJ l.51 p. N.
l. kNNIn&-on December 81, MARY Il.
LAnnlnE, AGED ~ year.
Relatives and friendE are respectfully invi.
tel to attend he faneral from the residsnc
Of her parents, No. 1912 orange street, on
supdsy afternoon, TO meet ~ the houas at
o'clock InteFment at Villa ipEion and
Brandywlne Csmstery.
bkOWN-On the 3oth Of December. oYty
rhoid fever, Howard, con OF WIN. A.
B!own aged 10 years.
Relatives and friends OF the family are re-
specially invited to attend his fnneral. from
ths residences or his father, NO. ~ Monros
street, on Saturday morning At ten O'Clock
nterment ~ Riysrvisw cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-01

Mr.. Israel II. johnson recommends for
the cure aud prevention Of hydrophqbit 4
that one and one halt ozs. Of good sop ad
elecampane root be bruised in NOR tar,
then add one pint Of new milk, anf boil
10 half pint strain of, and whf n cold
take Il at one dose, IN the morni az fast
ing. No food should be y. Gen from
three TO ave hours afterwarf "a. Repeat
the dose on the third moro ing, allowing
Jne mofning to intervene. and again on
the flfth morning The above quantity IL
for an adult ; for Children give Ia pro.
portionable doses, seq to one OF twelve
years half the qus.Itity. Same for AMI
mails. cattle. horses. etc, when bitten By
a Iabld animal TO be drenched with q
strong decotion al elecampane ro0t, %
above, coon as II can lie prepared after
the bite. Mr.. johnson has never known
this remedy 10 TAIL during the past efty
Years when prepared and used IS al love.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-01
rne PaDIIc .: b saa1emen,.

The Washington correspondent of the
Philadelphia Ledger states that the gen
eral press dispatches Of last night stated
that the public debt statement for Decem-
Der, which will be published on Saturday,
will show an increase of $1,000 900 In the
debt for the current month. The figures
OF the Treasury Department do not Justify
snch q prediction, and inquiry among
those officers charged with the fiscal
records OF the Government reveals that
the statement alluded TO was made with
out their sanction. 30 far from showing
an increase of the public debt, the condition
Of the Treasury at the close OF business
to- day warrants the prediction that Sat.
urday's statement will show q reduction
for the month of several million dollars
The total receipts for the month exceed
| $26, 00O, 900, and the expenditures are lesi
than fifteen millions, which indicates tina
the REDUCTION for the month will be a
least eighty millions, allowing for warrants
thai may he presented before the account
for the month are closed. Prominen
officers of the department yesterday esti
| mated that the reduction for the mont
would be nine million dollars, and ex
pressed great surprise when oonfronte,
with the public statement predicting a
| increase of two millions.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-01
EDITION,


vfeaoFka's Fffzy xeare OF wefEn.
It Ia understood 10 be the Queen q
pleasure that the jubilee OF her reign
should not DO celebrated until the com.
pletion OF 30 years from her accession.
That period will be accomplished on
June 90, 1887. Her Majesty's will lie
law IN this as more important matters,
and her subjects ought 70 be grateful 20
plexity. In the land OF Israel. accord.
log 10 the book OF Leviticns, the whole
6ftieth year was 20 be haliowed, aud
was proclaimed "a jubilee. il her
Msjesty's jubilee, like Hebrew jnbi.
lee, were TO occupy an entire twelve.
month The Jubilee OF the reign would
begin in june, 1886. and conclude In
June, 1887. As the TeJoicines have 10
be concentrated, the uiost punctilious
advocates Of strict submission 20 the
despotisni OF phrases must concede thai
the close Of the fftieth year has as
much right TO be chosen rs any other
portion. Practically her Majesty 3
faithful subjects are not disposed % be
tyrannized over by the accident OF the
use Of foreign term. A reign, In which
they glory, OF b alt century 10 thnt
which they desire TO dwell upon and
emphasize. Tue half century will not
be finished before June, 1881, and they
will cordially concur IN the Queen's un
willingness IN precipiiate the actual
festivities. To insure that these shall
be worthy OF the occasion, the psepara'
tons will have to commence long before
Any sticklers for the precise Mosaic 81
pansion Of jubilee excitement ovsr
| whole year are sure to ha afforded caits'
| for contentment. The 10th OF June, 1887
| may be the anniversary 70 be honor
sd for II will fhed long rays behind Sn'
| In front. Rehersals for a grand pAgean
| with itself.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-01
The Crime Recora

In Chicago yesterday morning John
Terwell quarrelled with his son and hurled
Ratchet at him. The boy lodged arc
the weapon struck Terwell's daughter On
the head, but inflicted only a slight
wound. The father seemed mortified,
went into back room and drew a razor
across his throat, making a cash two
inches in length. He is expected to re.
cover.
George Gallagher, track inspector OF
the New York, Pennsylvania and Ohio
Railro d, was assassinat I'd by an unknown
person or persons at Wadsworth, Ohio,
on Wedr e day night
Jam Kinkaid, a prominent citizen OF
MahoniUg, near New Castle, Penna was
shot by an unknown burglar early yester
day morning.
Eustacio Martinez, aged about 40 years
Mexican, has been arrested in Austin
Texas, on suspicion of being implicated
in the mysterious murders which hav,
recently startled that city. lie lived In
secluded spot, and, on searching tn
premises, blood-stained garments an,
several articles Of female apparel wer
| found.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-01
PRESERVATION OF Partnersnk ip


The firm of Mccartney, KeDnek 81 Co.
was Dissolved yesterday by limitsti on, and
William McMenamin, the special part
ner. withdraws. The furniluNe and
carpet business will, however, be con-
tinued at the northwest corner oil Fifth
and Shipley streets by James Il. Nc
CARNEY and Daniel Kenney, I'M der the
flrm.name of Mccartney & KNenney.
These two young men commend d bust
ness in n small way in,the month of May
1874, and occupied room on the second
floor ct No. 416 Market street. Being
practical upDolsterers their b BUSINESS
soon increased, and they were obliged
TO seek n larger place. They t hen TO.
moved to No. 412 Shipley street where
they remained until 1882, wheHn Will
liam McMenamin became q special
partner, and they common ed I'll retail
carpet business at No. 805 Market
street. After rem aiming there about
one year, they purchased their Epresent
place ut Fifth and Shipley stree BITS, and
had 1t fitted up expressly for the bust
ness. They also added farnitu< Ire and
bedding to the stock, which Is now az
complete As any that can be 70 and 10
the larger cities. The secret f theiI
success has consisted in being b onest In
all their dealings, industriou in al
work ooDfided to them, and sci ling al
as small q profit as possible, n nd thul
making their prices correspondent gly low
By faithful observance Of thd abovs
they. have succeeded in bull ding NJ
their present large business, hich ID
second TO none in this city. he new
firm invites all to call and d sxamin,
their large and well assorted tock o
carpets, oil cloths, furniture, ,eddipg
upholstering, etc, and guarant zee salts
faction to all who favor them " tn :hei
patronage.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-01
Penna State Ticket,

A Pittsburg dispato says: Senator
Or op~. who IL here with his wife, says
his visit " without political signifi
tance. he tn nks there is no question
Ct General Beavers nomination for
Governor by the Republicans and that
the r. mainder OF the ticket 10 In doubt
He be.iov,s thee Is DO disposition on
the part aT leaders to manufacture a
ticket He thinks that so great q gen
tlemar and gallant soldier As Major
Montooth would, II heartily supported
by Allegheny county, start In the race
for Lieutenant Governor " ith 80 many
votes as any other candidate who
would probably be named.
When asked whether he would be a
candidate for United States Senator
Mr.. Cooper smiled and said hs could
net be txpecied to answer that ques.
ton. The next m oment he was shak
ing hands with Chris. Msgee.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-01
Kar,ea by an Ayarsn Clseik i.

Samuel Wardell. aged IS years, gas
lighter. died at Flatbush, Long leland,
) yesterday morning, from injuries received
in Singular manner wardell was a
heavy sleeper, and, having to get UP very
early in the mornings, CONSTRUCTED an
apparatus connected with an alarm clock
in his bedroom, which caused weight to
fall on the floor, the noise wakinghim up.
Christmas night the bed was moved with
out Wardell's knowledge while be slept,
and when the alarm caused the weight 70
fall It fell ON his head, causing conclusion
of the brain.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-01

The Philadelphia Press says: lIt 10
annouced that the Baltimore andI Ohio
Railroad has adopted plan for lis line
20 New York that will alsogetAer do
away with the necessity of usiuk the
tracks of the Reading Railroad Nmain
line from Twenty-eighth and toplar
streets past BELMONT Station TO West
Falls, and thence East to Wayne unc-
tiOn, ae was originally intended.N The
scheme at present favored by the Balti.
more and Ohio, and for which thek have
had surveys made and bids turDEd in
from contractors, Is the buildingH Of q
line Of their own from what Is no% the
Northern terminus At TWenty-e ahth
and Poplar streets to Tabor Junci on on
the North Penn Railroad.
The Baltimore and Ohio propose 70 run
trains on this new line OF theirs irect-
1y from Baltimore to Tabor. Thepd they
will go by the North Penn, Will III II
leased by the Reading, Bound book.
From the latter point, where the North
Penn ends, the Baltimore and OH will
have It's owr line to Staten Island. The
saving of distance by the new route
to Tabor Junotion is seven nd q
half miles. By The new line it b Eve,
and there Is the additional I'D vI sntaRe
that there are not the heavy curvAs, or,
indeed, any At al, that exist ON Il 10 ORR
ginal plan. The obstruction OF f&eight
cars on the Reading Road Is also kvoid.
ed. OF paramount Importance 8 the
fact, too, that legal complications, kaussd
by clauses in leases, are avoided By let
ting the Reading main line sloneN The
obligations that must be hinder
taken by company using even few
miles of the Readings main lid % ar,
said to be very many and YER. seri
ions.
Negotiation for the right of wal it Il
stated, has already been begun. L orde
that the properties might be ough
at the lowest figure, the whole rojec
has been'so far kept very secret. n be sur
veyors have been seen in the nei #hbor.
Z hood measuring and locating TIL bes
land, but 1t was not known by roper
" holders for whom they were work
ing. 1t Is probable that grade crI bssing
will be avoided and thai the c@bnnec'
ing railroad will be crossed rndek grad
at Thirtieth street aud MontAomer
Avenue.
1t Is said that the ordinance ausshori7
ing the construction OF the roah wi
be introduced at an early meet ing Q
Councils, when as lively fight 1t Is ez
pected will be made to it ss was Eshow
towards the right of way legisla4io {
the Baltimore and Ohio RailrodBd lai
summer.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-01

Choice family coal under cover a. |
4Llls'. Fourth snd nAsiroac.
Carry's Erysipeias ointmens cures
Taylor & Fullerton, 500 King street.
u, d. Murray, OF HOS Delaware Ave.
niue, left last evening for . few daya
Wait down the Delaware Railroad.
Jacob NJ. EIaulx and wife, parents Of
Ure. n, r., J y. and A. Il. Erantz, are
passing > few days In eur city.
There viii be q prayer and general
Il xperience meeting In Asbury M. E.
Ichurch IT 7s0 o'clock tonight.
The Household Of Faith church will
give supper In the Morrow building,
No. 81 Market street, this evening.
The Union National Bank Of vii
mington has declared dividend Of 81
Il per cent, payable ON demand.
The Shields Library Association vii
bold q meeting this evening 70 TAX
action In regard to the death Of Thoua
r. McNamarA.
Il Marshai william d. Herbert, Of tn
Il Unitet States Censu late at KanAgawa
Japan, left for his post OF duty OF
Wednesday evening. He 10 going b.
rail to San Francisco and thence by
Pacific Mail steamer.
John @. Pennewili, OF Dover, left o.
Tuesday for an extended trip 10 Colo
frAdo.
n Thomas Hanlon had one Of his hand
: badly cut yesterday morning By q fec
J. cutter ut the West End stables
al Miss Sue Barton. daughter OF ID
Burton, collector OF the port Of Lewel
!. II visiting the family OF the Rev. {
I Nv. Prettyman.
Vi A dressed turkey, weighing thirty
!. 1.-TWO pounds, raised by Evan Ainsco'
/ lon the farm of David Trainer, nea
I Elkton, was yesterday sold In this cit
81 70 Robert Hagan and presented
. Mayor Rhoads.
III John 7. McElweo and Josephir
q Whitaley, of Stanton, were marie
last evening by the W. L. 8. Murray.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-01
IHlRD tDlll0Al


n Femrfnx ChsRser of Crfme.
Fat 3ack's stevcns,a gambler and
condolences man Of Chicago, died 1t
Bin home on Tnksday morning from thu
Effects Of IN aaEanlt up0n him In q \
saloon ON the night OF the 18th ipss. Hia]
nxsnilnntis said 10 have BEEN 'sBilley. =
+ Palmer, alias Lawrence. alias Billy, thnl
Kid, another notorious character, tho
dispute being about the possession Of
some money. The fncts we're not known
70 she police until Monday. Palmer has
left the city.
ssPsrey "O' Lsary, charged with the
murder OF his slater and another woman
ON the same night about three monthk
ago, was placed on trial In Chicago
. Wednesday and pleaded guilty.
NJ Il. Hcttis, proprietor of . country
store 80 Niles Mill, South Carolina, was
found murdered In his storew edn esdny
morning, He was n cripple. IS years III
! age. Robbery was the motive for the
crime.
u Henry @. Kshpsr, keeper off, snail
grocery in Cincinnati. WAS found mar
1ered In bis store on Tuesday moralng
The murcerer securedless than daah'
dollars from the money drawer.
Edgar Hayes and Walter Hadley, D
Lyndonville, Vermont, fred severa
shots NJ each other on the street las
Monday night, and Hayes was killed
The men had been ffiends, bat Haye
suspected Hadley Of having betrayes
his wife.
John Harrington quarrelled with hi,
wife in New York &C one o'clock tol
Tuesday morning, and killed her b,
striking her on the head with hatchef
A special watch In St. Louis heard
cries Of /" watch" and murder" iron
crowd on one Of the street corners q
about q quavter past ore o'clock OF
Tuesday morning. Running to tn
ecene and asklng the cause he was toll
that " q negro had robbed some enc.
At this q colored man broke from tn
crowd and ran down the street Th
watohman pursued, calling ON him I
stop, He did not stop aud the ofiice
shot him down, wounding him mo-
tally.
IN Boston, on Tuesday morning, Wi
liam j. Kendall, q policeman, was 81
rested ON the charge OF assaulting 9e'
A. Patterson another policeman, at u
latter's house on Tuesday night. IL
alleged that +" Kendall" In compan,
with man not yet under arrest, bot
being under the influence OF liQunl
went to Patterson's house and, Viii
the latter was lying In bed sick, brv
tally assaulted him, striking bin In q
mouth with n pistol, knocking b
teeth out. and kicking him in, the btoI
ach and. lower limbs and otherwise 4
turing him." At last accounted Pi
terson was not expected to recovek.
John b. Archer and David Ohin
members Of what is known al .
= Archer gang, have been arresJkd
Indiana, the former near Wind bnr
:. and the latter at Shoals, for the njprt
OF John B. Burch, committed fouIges
ago.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-01

We need be careful how We deal
with those about US, for death carries
with Il 90 some small circle OF survivors
thoughts OF so many things forgotten
and 10 many more which might have
been repaired; suoh recollectious are
among the bitteresg ne can have. There
is no remorse 90 deep M that which II
unavailinR; II We would be spared ia
pains. let us remember this In time.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-01
PnI,naelnn,n ss..m,r MIsa,pr.

A telegram from Jacksonville, Florida,
received early this morning, says that the
new steam ship City Of Nassau, OF Phils-
delphia, destined for the line between
Jacksonville and Nassau, passed Delaware
Breakwater on Friday OF last week, since
which time she has not been beard from.
She was due at Jacksonville December
18th. Captain Payne, First Officer Pagan
and the steward belong to that city. The
officers aud crew numbered IL.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-01

There will be q general experience
meeting in Asbury NJ. Y. Church this
evening, commencing at 7.S o'clock,
followed by revival service. The watch
meeting last night was one Of the best In
interest and fervor ever held In the church.
The room was crowded, tand, upon an in
yitation being given five, persons went
forward to the altar, two OF whom pro-
fessed conversion.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-01

Mccartney a. Kenney's team fright.
ened about noon To- day ~ Firth and
French streets, and from thence ran
rapidly down French across the rail-
road 20 Buah's wharf. whore, running
into . post tho hind wheels were broken.
The horse then turned and ran under
some coal sheds where 10 was captured
unisjured. The boy In charge WAS
thrown out and considerably sprained
and bruised.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-01
rae s,antata Iul

Scott N. Il. church u
might 10 witness The "A
cantatA entitlesi as. "a
the School," Owing n
sickness and other calI
those who took par, 4
entertainment, some
were made. but no,E1|
fact the cAntata un
admirable manner, NJ
again acted rs costd
Hattie CAuikins rra.,j
Several new feAtursH|
including . sleigh "a
In one Of the choruss
the effect very mu
Ducts we're MI w. 4
the Shepherds quar- "a
part, WAS given eg
Christmas night. : 1
ment was n succes- 4
all who attended W.; 1
Daily Republican., 1886-01-01
sportsmen 10

A grand shootiug /
place % the house OF
Eleventh street bridFI
1885, for o full riggtt|
model as can be put
will be ut clay piae
will be allowed to eao
Fee Sl.00. Ship can y
OF Edward Melchiof,
Daily Republican., 1886-01-01

Masonic aggregation commenced an
engagement at the Citizens rink Inst
evening. and gave one OF tho finest ex-
hibitiops Of fancy aud trick skating ~
well as bicycle riding ever given at the
rink. They will give an exhibition this
afternoon ard evening,
Daily Republican., 1886-01-01

a URRr.-1u ALA. Wuu AXE sur
IN fering from the eTrors and indiscre-
tons Of youth. nervous wea nees. early de-.
cay ,iopa Of manhood, etc., will sand recipe
that will cure you tree OF charge. This great
remedy was diseoveret by = missionary In
South America. send n self-addfessod enve-
loI Q to the REV. jos EPH L. iNMAN, sta
on ID New York CITY. m+e0d-dAW-y
Daily Republican., 1886-01-01

Thomas Lyde and Thomas Sharp,
both colored, caught IN the act OF set
ting fire to the cotton of q farmer
near Crawford, Ala, were taken from
the ell ct that place last Monday and
lynched by n mob.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-01

The extent OF the i
city may be In ferret d
report, which h Is b.
as by Quinby & {
1855 there arrived
eight vessels wi'l 4
eleven different con-
sells registered IN NJ
tons, and brought ra,l
eight million four a9r
thoueand feet OF No;'-
and Florida pine, Ep 1
hcgany, cypress az
lion ave hundred a
sAnd spruce plasirra,
hundred and thirty Il
press shingles.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-01
ARE YOU LOOKING

For Clothing? Ifso, don't
fail to see the stock of
Mullin g. Son. 9Th and
Market streets. They are
anxious TO show everybody
their assortment of Mems
Suits and Overcoats. -
Youths and Boys Suits and
Overcoats. You will find
them in great variety almost
any color and size of gar
ment wanted, and at prices
away down. Clothing is
sold differently by this firm
from the general way of sell
ing. You will be shown
with pleasure and while they
would be glad to sell you,
you will not be pressed to
buy. unless you are perfect
~ free to do so and think it
will be to your advantage TO
do so. They cont make a
great blow about prices, but
leave that to their customers
to be the judges after they
have seen the goods.
Full assortment of the
finest goods for making to
order which is done at hort
notice, and in a satisfactory
way.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-01
FeHl noWn.

An'old horse attached TO a wagon be-
longing TO Bundy & Morris, fell on
Market street, between Second end
Third, yesterday afternoon, breaking 3
shaft and damaging the harness. 1t
was thought BY some of the bystanders
that the case was proper one for the
interference Of the Society for the Pre-
vention Of Cruelty 10 Animals.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-01
CALVARY En,rEW'

A Christmas enter.
last night In Calvafr
school q. room, oorns CHI as
Washington streets n
large attendance. rk&uCt|
sisted Of singing by i and
leaux by mem bers Of
The parts were a. Gee
scenery very good az
enjoyable throuRhoI'
Daily Republican., 1886-01-01

Remember that Fox, the shoem aker
Is selling ont below cost Stock. good
viii and fixtures for sale cheap at 1l5
Market street.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-01
GuriO'j

A white N uskrs' ~
farm Of A. w. Evera,
by q man named
regarded ~ . Rrea' y
Everson brought II v
it mounted. Nothinl
ever been sec before v
habitant.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-01
adNaMp

Flannel lined slippers from 40 to $50
at the family shoe house, 2O6 Market
street. VIM. H. Babcok.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-01

The annoyance occasloned by the
Q instant crying of the baby At once
ceases when the cause is promptly re-
moved by using DIR. Bulls Baby Syrup.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-01
zine

light weight, embossed rubber boots for
ladies, nc the family shoe house, 206
Market street. VIM. Fl. Baboock, quail.
ty up and prices down.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-01
The v ~

Tomorrow proInlso,
stationary tempeI SN
and slightly cooler n
Daily Republican., 1886-01-01
scOit's EmuIsion Of Pure Coo Livex
Oh. with Hyp0phOsphiaes.

Is excellent in lung troubles. DIR. Enoch
Galloway, LAGRANGE, Ca, says:
have used Scott's Emulation with won.
derful success In Lung troubles, also
find it has no equal in Summer Diar.
rh9a of children"
Daily Republican., 1886-01-01

match safes and all holiday goods al
one half tho price. n. Il Riley, 22s
King street.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-01
no mo ~

All the choice brs y
cry butter at =, 80,
Third stre,t MARIE. !,
money By dealing
Daily Republican., 1886-01-01
BETTER Late n

You have worried
cough for . long time
folks awake nights
preacher on SUNDAY, v,
bottle of Canada
have cured II long ss'
Daily Republican., 1886-01-01

No one can think clearly whens suffer-
ing with headache. DIR. Bull& Balti-
more Pills cure headache.