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A short time ago IN. ma, '''1'
Yer q ALIENS Minstrels di'ossaa
OF the orchestra NAMED DvveLsPs
Rowland, and shortly a,,si isGss
ny reached this CITY ves,a w., Iasa
charged employe foilovs ,y
claim claim; OF tl2O for salary, , Ssa,
alleged, is In srrsars IA. xnleA
payment not being comnI,s ISnn
|employ ed Levi G. Bird. Pned vi
. writ Of foreign at.acbtns,,' VI
the gooda and chastels Of ,ha isa
The writ was placed in I ~, coal
Deputy. sh,rifi Prircb,,,s. ' by
tempted TO levy on the scoI. sh
NJ usic. Acadtu
As he was unable TO obtain Al.
and feared there might be som aaa
about the matter, he cal, 'ouss
Rhoads for police as.lsIancua u
seant McVey, with three g.
detailed TO accom- pany the a.
the theatre and rec that tbs,
breach Of the peace comm Il,I
party proceeded to the AcaJss,
In the evening, and finally spcs.l,
gaining nd mission a, m. W..
when the levy WAS made I'M, !"
Torrance allow ed to proceet w
The manager kDoSiug that ,,
some money in The Treasury M,
der t that he WAS able 10 dtsos wv
claim, until about 8 O'Clock W.,
learned that the treasurer AM,
ina OF tue trouble the comma,
b I'D tkipped with every cent AL
to them. In the meantlms 4.
paey was performing 10 ths
audience which had sssembIS !
was evident something was M
everything seemed to be forcsd m
part, but unter the clrcums,spc.
~ not TO be- wondered at.
Up TO 10 O'Clock this uornin,
rar gements bad been made IN
lease Of their trunks, oo,luns
musical instruments, wilton,
they cADnot leave town. ssyenll
bers Of the company complain N
about their person al baggage
seized for the debts Of their eaplaI
and some Of them intend ,olss /
advice en- the matter. Ttet,r bo
for o matinee and evening I.aO,rl
&C Millville, N. j., to-mtrou
every effort will be nads 70 k,yI
matter arranged to-day TO eu.bs }
TO keep this engagement.
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soma thnI wore OvstIOoEdl

In making up the advertising
mas directory of the KEY Dn ~,
David McCloskey, halter, 80 i.n
street, was ovt riooke!' hls ..l lln
goods for the holidays Is arg u -
varied and good. HIS sea- sh,s
m.kes excellents Christmas pie as,'
N. L Janney. 1903 King s'ieee
duce and provision ueS,e a,
many thiDas to make ohFls.n ~ Y
fal. Drop in and gee item N'''
along. u,,ks, 1
Lewis +. Adsir, 40 aath .a,i \
has the auest assortment OF ,ui li,,
be found In the CITY. hls ulnP'l II
not only last for the holi'''S '
al the days in the year
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At the cit Y Court.

The mother Of David l. Virtue, re
siding at Seventh and Spruce street,,
sent q small boy to the City Hsll yesteI
day to ask that an officer be sent to her
house to 81 rest David. who was DRINK
and creating disturbance. Officer
Duffy responded and tooR him TO the
hail, and this morning he Wac arrsigDed
at the ci Y court and in-d s. ard cogts
for being drunk and disorderiy.
Hugh Harril an W rs tiLed 81 and costs
for drunkeDnt ss.'
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/
fURNlSnIHs UNDERTAKEN ASD P2tcIlgb
EhnAlhsP,
ED. AI2 KING Sa8EHR.
los W. seventh gtfsol
Fslsp5oEs call. gl7
10. Eas, 9th street

We arc in full blast with our Christmas
trade Piles o. Onnstmss candy, piies OF
oranges. everything in the nut line; also
ralsins OF all grade and all prices; ciron,
lemon and orange pesL We want 10 please
the children and their msmmR's. l oveiy doll
with can OF BAKING JoEder; lovely cup,
and ssucers with half pound OF tea. Have
you seen those English bowls and hand
painted plates with ono pound OF tea. N ince
meat IN tde 10 order. Sweet cider for mince
pies Tho best tea and coffee and whitest
sugar and fioar In the city. ms OF buck.
wheat Is cents joan Drews pure leaf lard
ana good butter at l02 East 9TH street.
d2I6ts 4. M. WEIR
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Heavenly Recruit services.

The Heavenly Recruits, Thirteenth and
French streets. will have services at 8
o'clock and ten O'Clock, a. m, to.mor-
row. At 2 p IN. the Sunday School chill
dren will be presented with their Christ
mas presents. Revival services at 7,30 p.
m, Sunday services as usual; prayer ser
vices at $50 a. m, preaching at 10 80;
Sunday School at 2 p, IN. and revival ser
vices 1880 p. m. The Holiness Conven-
tlon to continue three days will COM
mence on Tuesday morning at 10 O'Clock
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sale of y Farm

L. w. stidham & Son, a y" NJ
.old for Joseph R Lyman XII
last, o farm Of 102 ecrtt, IN INV s' tOr
aundred, to John H. Pe9pltIi si s'
900 MIR. p. is o son OF tne ,rs Al
Peoples, and is an indust II hi,
terprising young man. IN i,, I'
farm ing will pay, rs DO 'u'
lands the business.
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Quite an attractive oro%a MI MI
,hs masked carnival at he ol,
Rink last evening. John hasy n
ine exhibition Of fancy and tElsAl
Ing. Charles JeffeFis also Gs''
exhibition OF clog dancins s,;.sa
Presser, OF philadelphia tp ~ on]
COSTUMES, The rink will Dc Op7
morrow afternoon and evsD,nS n
eral more carniyals are snn'''1
come Oh.
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Diiss,ng from her Home.

A woman named Ma, garet Mcdonald,
over 60 years of age, is missing from
her home, and no tidinss can be learned
of her. She resides with her brother
Alexander Mcdonald, No. 2205 Lam
mott street, and she got up at 80 yes-
terday morning and left the house.
About an hour later she was seen AZ
Fourteenth and Market streets, and
that was the last that was seen Of her
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Pubic sale.

Thirty bead OF fIeth cows and srriug-
ers will be sold al public tale st Lin.
wood, Delaware County. Pa, on Wed
nesdsy, Decsmbsr ~, 1886. at l O'Clock
r. u. These cows have been selected
W it'll great care and are well worth The
attention Of dairy men. Two and 1oui
months credit The train leaving VIII
mington At 1875 arrives In time fol
Idinuer. l.. w. 5tidbam Il Son auc
tIoneeIs. X. l.. ROBERTS.
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To be civ On AWAY.

Four basksts Of branded peaches, q
turkey and eeP-nog wi be given away
to. 10 orrow. S:oeckle's select lager
beer on tap at the Justison House, %
South JustisoD street.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-24

The Shields Library Association
opened last night in Institute Hall.
Among the articles for sale OF to be
ohanctd of are plush aud fancy goods,
dolls, croekery ware, bed room suite.
easel chairs. crazy quilts, wax work.
ebony writing desks, cbequer boards.
groceries, glasr and china ware.
1t IS a pieassb. place to spend an
evening, aud will remain open every
night until January 1st.
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EXHAUSTED VITALITY.

THE PLACE To GET YUUk Holt
j. dag presents ia at the new store, 5. W.
corner Taylor and Lombard streets, branch
Of L. Gately n Co., g27 Arch street, PhilR-
delphia, Pa. Musical Instruments, bibles,
albums, pictures, stlyer ware, clocks, lamps
and other household goods. > DID either fol-
cash or on instsIlments. Agents wanted.
~. X HOPE. Manager. D20-eod I'm
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ON SATURDAY,
THE SrH LAY OF JAN uAAi, iss7,
AT O'Clock, p, M,


The following described real estate, viz.
All that certain lot or parcel OF land with
G three STORY br OK dwelling house thereon,
situate In the city OF Wilmington, bounded
and described a. follows, 10 wit;
beginning at point on he westerly side
oil Adams street, between Nieth and Tenth
streets at tho d stance OF ia feet and inch
n0rtherly from the northerly side OF Ninth
street, thence westerly parallel with Ninth
street and thtongh tho middle Of the patti
ton wall dividing this frOm the house ad
Joining on south 100 fest 10 corner, thsnce
northerly and parallel with AZ AIMS street
20 rect and inch to another corner, thence
easterly and pIrallei Win Ninth street lot
feet 10 the said westerly side Of Adams
street, and thence thereby southeriy 20 feet
and inch to the place Of beginning, be the
contain: IS thereof what they may. BOOK II
Vol. H. p1ge2,
seized and taken In execution al the
property OF Robert Pyle aud NJ try 1sne, hi.
wife, and I. L., and TO b. eoId ~ GILES
LA M HSON. Sheriff.
sherifi's Once, Wilmington. December
"a, 1850. d24-eod.ts
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Extra attraction A mum Der of good
boxers and q long list of variety per
foImer rs will be seen ct the Alham bra
Palace, ga King street, on Christmas
Eve
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Chris tmas.

s--r-us---r--r-----
Bseeher's gallery, 80 Market street,
will b. open all day. Come early
DAYS are short. Rsiu or shine, all
the same under his great sky light. Be
sure CT the mum her. BIO
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Many new acts press L ted At the after.
noon and evening CT ncerts on SatnT'
day, at the Alharb bra Palace, 22i
King stree. Great Christmas attIac'
tlCn
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RIFFS SALE-BY VIkTuE OF A
- writ Of Levari Faeias, 70 me dirested I
Niil be exposed 10 public sale, At tho Codr
houss, on Market street, bstwoen Tenth and
Eleventh str sets 10 the city VI Wilmington,
New Castle County, Dol,
ON SATURDAY,
THEslH DAY or JANUARY, 1887,
At2 O'Clock y. m,
The Pillow ing described real estlie, Viz
All that certain lot or piece OF laud with a
frame dwelling house thereon situated 10
tho city Of Wiiminytsn, bounded and de-
acfibed as fnllows, TO wit;
Beginning at a stake on the southeilJ
lido OF a 80 feet wide street loading rom
Heald to Clsymont street parallel with
/ ourteentn street and distance therefrOm
1T right angles 1911 feet said place Of beg n
ming bsing at this distance OF lao feet west
srly from the westerly aids Of OiaymOnt
street a corner OF land Of william NaylOr,
thence along said MAYORS line and parallel
WITH Claymont street 70 feet Inches to a
stake. thence westerly and parallel with
Fourteenth street. 20 feet 10 stake. thence
n0rtberly and y lIallel with ClRym9nt stfoot
Is feet iaches 70 the aforesaid side Of tae
said 60 feet wide street, and thence thereby
easterly 70 fest TO tho place OF beginning, be
the so1tents thereof what they mdy. BOOB
X, Vol. 8. page S, sc.
jeiZsd and iaksn IN execution as the prop
cry OF Tho mas Chambers, and Mary, hts
wills, and I. u and to be sold by
GILES LAMB sUN, Shorin.
SheTin's Ofiioe, vii ninKton. DscemOer
~, lss5. d2i-tod-u
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n.r.'s 400 n = hickeu s.

If You want fresh, fat, plump chickens
for your Christmas dinner tomorrow
YOU will get them by calling on Daniel
L, Dallas, $50 Madison street.
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Xmas Enter tainment.

Afternoon and evtning concerts will
be given on Christmas Day at the Al
hambra Palace, 224 King street. An
extra bill presented.
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rna w eatheE.

Tomorrow promises 70 ,u,4.
cloudy with falling Temperature
day clearing and COLDER az atOrrD
Is approaohisg and o snow s'V hi
Ds an incident of the comips
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in Turcoman with figured
centres end oriental borders
in Gend'arme, Olive and
Crimson for SIS per pair,
which are the best we ever
had for the money.
Ali the different woods
for window and door poles
for 81 cents each, including
rings, ends and brackets
complete, Of either brass or
wood
We have opened this
week an entirely new line OF
elegant Turcoman Table
Covers, j yards square,
which are the prettiest in
style and coloriugs we have
yet had--S2.95 from So So
piau o covers ct the same.
Fine Elder Down Pillows
with japanese Embroidered
Satin Face, elegant, rich.
luxurious. SIo--these same,
with velour face, So.
Rugs-Rugs for rooms,
rugs for doors, rugs Tor sofas,
rugs fer everywhere from
Everywhere. S m yrn a
for durability, warmth of col
or and cheapness, rs cents
to Sso-both sides alike.
lDogestan and Meca-beau-
tiful. low toned colorings,
with harmony unapproacha :
ble, are the most exclu lively
Elegant rugs shown-prices
to correspond-S4 50, $3.50
1880 and as high from thai
as you want 10 60. even into
The thousands. We only
sho W the small sizes. Sheer
iSkin Rugs, all sizes and col
Tors, 81. so to 81.
i 1t keeps US busy keeping
in Umbrellas; you'd bette
select your styles and size
: early as possible; manu!ac
turers cannot make then
j fast enough for this week.
Thousands OF handkerchief
Iof all kinds. Initial hand
y kerchiefs, all Pure Liner
hand embroidered lei
tier, are reduced to ID cent
!: each.
Our Perfection Kid Glove
{. lare perfection, and sell t
4 perfection; in addition to tn
g plain, we have them heav
stitched backs, both, SI-5
buttons. Foster 7 hook
:, $3.50. All colors and BLACK
r Ladies Lisle Thread Sill
X Hose in blacks and color
e so cents to $l.25. Gentle
is mems Scotch wool gloves 8
!. and 62l cents.
Underwear Tor Ladie
Gentlemen and Children
d, most anything from IL
d cents to 81.
sr Elder Down Quilts beau
e tifully quilted in French Sal
IT. teens; warm, luxurious, con
ID Portable, a nicer gift coul
hardly be thought Of; 50 I
,IS25. Pillows of the sam
l.lS1.75 to $40. Ordinal
=" quilts, cotton filled, 81 {
la, in prints and satteens.
r An extra good blank
"a s' full II-4-$3 IS, the be
we've had tor that. Boz
ways from this, and Fl
a something extra, a fine Mi
er sion Mills California is IL
% best. IS and $I2. Baby
blankets we show a splend
ct, line of, and we think y o
ali Al may know of some bal
Be that might be benefited
one, All kinds and size
~. $I.5o to IS.
" all our Jersey Stripes r
lei .duoed 37b from 500 fro
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prime Oysters.

A special lot of supes,sIGi,n
oysters q, Ainscow's, 7Oi o Cnys r
Including the celebrated Inn tjnu
Bays and ChipcoteaRues, wI'' as,Il
sold BY the barrel, bpsn9 n1der
quart at usual prices IN ,"Ustons
commodate the rush OF Ia" empI
and orde will consequent
vith promptneeP.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-24

Out CT headings, but rich in Reliable, Well Made
Clothing Suitable Clo hing for rich and poor alike;
suitable for the rich because of their "hgh grade" and
artistic workmanship suitable for the poor because the
80 per saved to them of hard earned dollars
makes the weeks wages go much further Don't buy the
boys worthless holiday presents, but Warm Durable
Clothing is more suitable and more useful.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-24

CHERlEF'ss SALE.-BY NlkTU OF a
- writ OF ksvAri Facias " me directed
viii be exposed TO public egie 81 tho Court
House on M arket street, between Tenth and
Eleventh streets, In the city Lf ilnington,
NeE Castle csul'y, Dol,
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nouy, pOtn VI thh ciJs
----a-
DEATHS.
HAMMOND On tho 23j inst. Margaret,
widow OF the late John Hammond, aged
o. years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully In
yitod TO attend her funeral from her late
rasider co, No. SIS East Second street. on
Monday sfternc on. Services ct the house
At O'Clock. lntsrmentat kiyersiev Gene
terry.
ADANS.-On the 23d inst. George W., son
OF W ilson and Agnes Ann Adams. aged Z
years and months.
Relatives and frfends Of the family are rs.
spectfully invited to attend his funeral from
his parents residence, NO. 100 East Four.
tenth street, on sunday AFTERNOON at
O'Clock. Services At the house. Inierment
Ut RiveHview Cemetery.
No tears shall dim his sweet blue eyes,
No sorrow shade his brow;
Our gentle, sweet and precious child,
Has gone 70 Heaven now.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-24

UHCR SALE-A DEOlDSD BARGAIN
T. BRICK houses on 18th street below
or all. WILLIAM j. Fle HEX,
d22 At cod elt14 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-24

The largest .took OF o.. YYsrgsf'
frames In the State 10
store, 419 sbipley stree"
Daily Republican., 1886-12-24

NOuCE,
~ urIuN NATIONAL BANK.
Wilmington, Dec. II, 1856.
Tho annual election for the directors OF
his Bank viii be held at the Banking
Housa, on Tuesday, January II, 1887, from
70 y. IN. JOHN Ii. DANb
dl0-eod-te Cashier.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-24

Physicians, lawyers ,btir ipd
men are enthusiastic ~ UT II crrd
ment Of salvation on .o Is cd
worst oase Of rbaumatl."
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62I-70 from Is. All the
colorings.
An extra good knotted
fringe Damask Towel, large
size, IS cents.
Open every evening this
week until Saturday.
VIM. b. SHARP,
Fourth and MArket.streetS.
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rauR RENr-HOUSE AND srohE,rO
q 702 King stree, containing rooms
collar and store, suitable for q milliner
Good reference required. Possession glVel
NJ arch rs, 1887. Address T04 King street, OF
Benz. Foote, stanton, Delaware. d2s-ot"
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state OF the rempers'"'
ct the REPUBLICAN, once III 10
Z o,olook 10 O'clock u !;
400 4oS
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ON SATURDAY,
THE SrH DAY OF JANUARY, 1867,
A. % asclanU N m

ELEO1i IN HOrIJE.
III FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
WILMINGTON, DEL. uec.lo, 10.
Notice is hereby given that the annna
meeting OF the stockholders OF thls pam
will be held at the banking house on Tuet
lay, the lltn day Of Janulry. 1887, between
Inc hours of q and D. IN for the purpose Q
slecting nine sto sk -hoiders to serve % direc
tors tho ensuing year. ,s
d1l.te GEO. u. AkMSThpTS. Oasn'
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TNOUND-A SHAWL, ON VEST 81.
Il on Thursday morning: The oMne'
eau have same by calling at No. sl4 ives
street,
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MARRIED..

PATTON .--On the 23d inst, ai
sos Monroe street, BY Rev. J. L. Estlin
Hugh j. Patton AM Elisabeth A. Ken
nedy, both OF this city.
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OBaTUA RY.

Johh Adam Fiiebmann died early on
Friday morning, April %. 1886 in Cen
ter t,wnsbip. He was horn in The Pa
latinstes, Germany 10 1926, immierated
in 1872. and made his home In Monroe
County Ohio. h mari d Lena, daugh.
ter OF lawrence Neuhart. E,q., with
whom he bad l3 children, 10 bows and
girls; one Of the latter died 10 early
Youth, i've of whom live In IL is county
and seven have their home 10 Mo,goUerv
Co, Missouri. His vi died July so.
1883. He served through the Mexican
War. When the War of the Rebellion
broke out in 1851, be enteredlhe U Mon
Army and was made first Lieut. AT
seventh Regiment, W. Va, Infantry.
During the battle Of Antetsm ball
grased his head, which rendered him
unfit for further service he received ar
honorable discharge and drew q pension
A year ago his health began To .ail him
and since the beginning of the preeenl
year be suffered from Inflammation oi
the bowels, and reached the age OF ahou
90 years. he was bu,ied at Eeuhart'.
graveyard, miles East Of Woodsfield
nv the side OF his wife. Rev. Albert j
Wirtarich conducted the funeral services
Gazette please copy.
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OBITUARY..

DIED.--Mrs. Elizabeth A. Wav, ne.i
Way, Ohio, wife of C. B. WAY amt
daughter OF Israel and Susan French
formerly OF BsrnesyiIle, Ouio, now ol
this County, aged 40 years,
When 1t was known that Mrs. Way
had met with an accident, that would il
all probability result in her death, il
cast a gloom over the whole comuunit,
rarely felt. after two davs anxious watch
ing and tender care by msny friend,
she left us, the sorro* felt BY all, wa
deep and sincere.
Who like Lizzie could nurse the sick
cheer the sorrowtul, speak so kindly t
all, she was the one friend ia need to all
no one ever call her in vsia, not some.
times, but always was she ready t,
help them An affectionste Daughter
wife, mother. friend and noble woman
all in one. those who knew her bes
loved her most Physically never Strong
yet always ready and willing in hours ot
sorrow, or joy, to lend helping hand
She had her sorrows, but no one hearC
her complain, slI children loved her, sh,
always had kind word for the lttl'
ones. Her death leaves gap that vii
he fels for years 10 this community. Sht
has left us to join her children who hav,
gone before Her husband and childrer
do not mourn alone, all who knew he
share there grief, they NAV we'll mourn
such vie and muther. Only ye,t.rda,
here and now forever gone. Witt
truth is can he said, s'she hath don,
what she could.n MAY we meet her il
the 'Sweet By and By." IL the wish o
One VINO kNEw HER.
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COLUMBUS tETTER.

COLUMBUS, OHIo. Arril 20. 1885.
Eb. SPIRIT: Although unknown IT,
YOU and your readers personally, feel
called upon to speak a word in defense
OF one OF Monroe County's most emf.
nent citizens who has been assalled by
The coarse Wit OF certain correspondent s
of the Cincinnati Enquirer and Sandusky
Register
During the present session pf the Ohio
Legis alure have been constant at.
tendsnt upon the foor of the House and
q witness Of the zeal and devotion with
which Mr. Lyons booked after the inter.
ests Of his constituents and the ability
with which be defended the Democratic
party in committee and in debate.
10 view Of Gen. Warmers published
intention no, to again make The race fol
the Congressional nomination, am leo
to believe that these attacks have beer
made or inspired hy come one jealous o
the increasing prominence and popular
ity OF Mr.. Lyons and in the fear that hi
may compete for the nomination foI
Congress to which Monroe County
justly entitled.
Mr. Lyons recently introduced. sfte
consultation with the ablest memh hers o
both parties in the House, the followin!
bill, perussl of which will commend i
TO- all sensible people, but which has nev
er,heless been the vehicle OF an attacl
upon i,s authority the Cincinnati EnQui
rer.
Whereas, A habit has grown ul
among the employees of the various rail
roads Of the State of announcing tn
stations along theif lines In a sing son.
style and inarticulale manner. who'll
unintelligible to the travelling public. an,
to the great inconvenience and annoy
ance OF all persons who are compelle,
TO use said railroad lines; therefore,
"Section l. Be it enacted bv the Gen
eral Assembly of the State OF OHIO
That all railroad lines in this State sha
retain in their service only such em
ployes as are able. and are in the hahi
OF speaking clearly and distinctly th
English language.
"Section 2. This act shall take effec
on it's psssage."
I ] do not think comment on this bill |
necessary. 1t speaks for itsslf.
My object 10 writing this communica
tion. Mr.. Editor, is not through any par
ticular friendship for Mr. LYONS, hut |
inspired by respect for his abilities an,
my objection TO seeing a worthy nah un
justly maligned.
am mold resident OF your distric
and you will pardon my pride In seein
Monroe's representative take 80 prumi
nent part in the councils OF bis parry
Very truly yours,
! MALCoMB JENNINGS,
| Gnrrpan0pdpaf
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EE Candidates for Congress are
springing from the ground, coming out
of the woods aud putting in an appear
ance from every direction almost. The
Legislature, it is understood, is full OF
aspirants in this line 1t is said that
considerable pressure is being brought
to bear on Rsv. Mr.. Lyons, Representa-
tive, from Monroe county, to contest
with General Warner for the Democratic
nomination for Congress in the Mariet
ia District. There is a feeling among
the Democrats that Washington county
has bad her share OF honors, an | that
it is aboat time that the "dsrk bills oi
Monroe" with her overwhelming Dem
ocratic majority, be recognised. Mr..
Lyons has the N liter under advisement,
and the probabilities are that he will
consent to make the race il his constit-
uents demand it.-Commercial Gazette.