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Daily Republican., 1886-12-30
FOURTH EDITION
No p,nieul,y between Them

The reports that have been published,
stating that on account OF difficulty
bet cen the Pennsylvania and the Will
mington & Northern Railroad Company
passengers, who wished TO make connec-
ton at Chadd's Ford, have been subj ect'
ed TO serious Inconvenience, is pro
nounced untrue by the officials OF the lat
Ter road, who deny that any hoatile feel
ings exist between the companies. The
Pennsylvania Railroad trains will not
walt longer than Ave minutes at the Ford,
and az the W & N. traint ave sometimes
behind time, the passengers fail to make
the connection. 1t is claimed that the
w. Il N trains have frequently been
obliged to wait fifteen or twenty minutes
ON the Pennsylvania trains II was also
stated that on Saturday, 18th. inst, there
were twelve passengers who failed 10 con
meet with the Pennsylvania road on &C.
count of the w. Il N. being behind time,
aud that 10 explained by the following;
Saturday. the iith instant. the W. q
n. train lett French street, Wilmington
$40 p. m, 1t having been held four min
utes Tor passengers on r., w. & b. train
IL from Philadelphia, but had ample
time TO make the Chadd's Ford connec
ton at Coz. The delay was caused BY
accident to freight train engine wbict
was unable TO get on a siding and helt
the passenger train over II minutes neal
| the b Il q. junction. On this occasion
| the W. Il N, road made no charge fol
bringing back the passengers, who MISE
| the conuec tiou, to Wilmington and re
turning them 10 Chadd's Ford the follow
ing morning"
Daily Republican., 1886-12-30
THIRD EDITION.


The Union M &c. Sunday school en-
ter,ainment last night was enjoyed ty
q large audieucs. Amongst the aeco'
rations WAS 3 b ua arched sky resple q
emit with stars, The BRIGHTEST being the
star of Beth lehem. The Introductory
exercises consisted OF responsive read
iugs and music.
The attraction of tho evering ives the
rendering of the cansais, Santa CLAUS
Mistake" by thd smaller children, with
the exception Of Miss May HeTsey. who
represent ted Aunt Rachel, In costume,
and Edward Wstscn, who made an ac-
mirsble Santa Claus. Misses Ellis Null
ns Mabel, Lille 6lbson rs Mollie, Mas
ter Magee as Dick. Mabel McCormick
as Dot, and llftit Bertha ST. ngle PEI
formed their paris splendidly.
A pleasant incident not on the pro
gram was the presentation OF $lo In
gold to Sexton James Wood by Pastor
StenRle, on behalf OF the young people
pray er meeting Of the Sunday school
Mr.. Wood was taken very much bJ
surprise, ant felt that gratitude h'
could no. d cd words to express.
Candy and cards we're pleptifully dis
tributed to the mailer scholars.
Entertainments will be held TIL
evening in Asbury and The Househoi'
OF Faith church 8 TIE seats IN III
latter are FREQ.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-30

The politics Of the New York Tribune are
preuicleusiy Rel ublioan. Hut. barring
poiit O., The IT baus Ne o great newspaper
and CROFT TO the county. IL Is pArticu.
Iarly valuable for the size range Of liz news
and special features, and the Wholesome
taste Witch prevades Ia columns. IL 10 GER
tainly enc OF the .iest OF papers TO be taken
1t home to be read by the family II IL
the representative newspaper OF the R,puo-
liean party; It's Nofk Ia the Blaine oam'
pAign gave It almost an ON dai character
and any Democrat VINO wt'hes 70 keep In
formed of the mschinstions OF "our ifieId
the enemy" ssn probsbiy gallo the clsa'es'
Idea OF them BY tubfcnoinE TOT Inc rinune
into which politics doss Tot enter, are ex
eelient. The Tribune announce o "Hook O.
Upon Afr sports" OF lts own compilation
The great growth OF the a'hletle amuss-
msnts apd held sports In the usited state
makes this work nmsiy one. See pro
sect u In Aaoth or column
Daily Republican., 1886-12-30
r,re NJ smyrna.

About ! O'Clock this morning the
people Of Smyrna were aroused from
their alum bers by cries OF bre,
was found TO be In John III. Cathcart't
seaar store. .sitasted in. q part OF the
Itosn known a. 1.-The Four Corners
The flames soon spread % the clothing
store OF j. Z. Phillips and 20 the large
building owned by X. NJ. johnson aud
occupied by johnson Bro g shoe store
the Americus Club, T b Miffiln and
Joshua T. Jermsn, insurance agents
aud the Smyrna Times.
II also spread TO the store OF William
u. Wipford. and a. II burned stuboornlS
aad was extremely difficult to get nndel
control, fears were entertained that u
would destroy the greater part OF th'
town. The flames were finally exun
sulshed, bat not until Oathcart's, Phh
| lips and Wintord's stores were DOM
pietely Quilted and rendered perfec
wrecks. The Times office was ais
badly damaged, especially by waite
and plaster falling In the cases OF type
The tota).loss will reach about sl2,Ooo
a part Of which Ia covered by insur
1 ance,
Daily Republican., 1886-12-30

ST LOUIS, Dec. GA special IRON
Leavenwortb, Kan., says: ut was
learned q. late hour last night that
Detective Pinkerton came 70 this city
in response to q SUMMONS from Mre.
witrocK, Jim Cumming mother,
who inform Ell him (PiDkerton that she
had In portrait Information Tor him.
When PHI kei ton arrived NJ Mrs. Wiz
rocks hocse b. WAS banded exprets
packages contsiuinF S22, 90 In currency,
which Witrock hgd sent 10 lis family
alter the robbery. ssndiHg word by the
mesteu gers Who brought the money
that Le hsd Won it by gambling and
culatlon, He directed bis famil "a
keep the In neY sscreted for him, a. ht
lad slot Il asb Ia Chicago, and told
them that II would be attached for dam.
ages, ar d that be was Obliged to leav,
Chicago on account OF this shooting
The money had not been distur bed, and
was tI the original wrappers. Witroek
it is said, has made a full confession. >
KANSAS CITY, Dec. % There ha,
now been received in all about 5000
OF the $50 900 which was stolen by tn,
express com pany robbers. OF thii
amour s22 oco - - a. ~ Lssver
worth last night
Daily Republican., 1886-12-30

Miss Geneyieve Ward will appear at
the Academy OF Music this evening, and
with Mr.. W. II Vernon present her great
play Forget Me Not " Miss Ward pre-
serted this play in WI mington about
tour years ago, and these who with ssed
II then Hill never iorset heg superb con-
ception oi the character 81 enphame, a
woman Of the world Siuce then she has
Travelled through Europe, and received
ovation alter ovation wherever she has
pres, utcd this delightful and wonderful
drama No one who can enjoy an excel
| lent plav, presented by one OF the most
talented aud realistic actresses ot The pres
ent day, stuuii i-ii 10 be present, for as
this is Mis- Ward s.fare~pll tour II VIII
he thu last opportunity OF ever seeing her
| In this city. At the cluee Of the pescnt
season she Intends 20 retire from the
sta q, ard this performance VIII be- her
farc~dl 20 tAr patrons VI the drama IN
llgir civ.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-30

Amongst the pre- ~ Christina irter
lie the CITY are u nse 10 be seen in The
pirlors OF Il. {. Hair -. 40o u Second
street. Three trees. Que small one In
tao centre, almctt fills toe large from
carlor They stand in q beautifully
fenced In Lawn laid en- In pats ane
BANDED carriage wAys, while away of
to the rear ara green fields and farm
buildings The welt, Jump and "oiG
oAkeD bucket" are suRl estive reminis
csnses conc ucivs 10 CON fort and hsppi'
ness.
A large toy bo lse. aud another not &c
large. contribute 20 the beauty OF The
surrJuu dln2s, aud lady truLoliuG
along coAcn Uith baby in Il IL iudl
catlve OF doipsstic felicity. Fb,
smaller tree Is labeled "bAlnont, anC
is CLAIMED a. he especial property Of 8
lnIee year.uid o. that name. TIT
-pIucs trees B4e tpiendiclg trimmed
Ri,h fairies Gnd GIT ornaments {
every de, ctip,!rt, the pieces nunite I'M
80 nj 900. ra,s@ VINO lorn 70 lool
al preIy CiTlstmas trees can nL'
ruj " meat here
Daily Republican., 1886-12-30

OAKLAND. Nd, Dec. 29.-Therc is a
report In circulation here this afternoon
that the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company has purchased the Proctor farm
which was formerly owned by the late
Wilson Proctor, OF Baltimore city, who
sold It several years ago to John Bradley,
of Cincinnati The Proctor farm Is n
valuable piece OF property, and lies be-
tween the town OF Oakland aud Big
|Youghiogheny river, adjoining Oakland
on the west
The B. and o. Road runs through the
property. and 1t is said the proposed road
down the Toughiogheny Will connect
with the main line at this point, where
extensive shous will be built and other
improvements made Another report
saws that the company proposes u
Ilengthen the divisions, making orly three
divisions b,tpteu Baltimore and the Ohio
river, instead OF four, as at present, that
| this will he the eud OF a divisioD, aud the
Proctor farm Will be used for the erection
OF extensive shops, made necessary by thu
Ichange.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-30

EAzrrToN Dec. 20 -Oifctrs Grim,
Hau pton aud JoIes. OF the Cgal aud
Iron Police, GOT clue this rnofn,-c Ia
the murderer OF Frank auulAw, " hicn
will in all lttsilho, iosuli ia his capture
|"Canaia Jack" who Lives in "a mouse
of bad repuie, stated that on tn. wight
OF the mu'def Jotcih sasseuo and Ncho-
las Istu. italian re- .d.uts OF Dr.f ON. vis
| tied the house and ackuosi,dced muT
ldcrirc Munaw
The Officers vaiiti Dhfton this morn
ing and discovered that the Italians re.
siutd at Drifton and were employed by
Coke Bro. n ca. until last Monday
when INV l,ft Tor Sew York Tele
grams q iuquty have been sent To New
York And Brooklyn The Borough
Council wall offer reward q s5'O fol
the arrest OF the murderer.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-30

what an Electric Wire Did

Last evening q telephone wire on
Fourth street E-ar King came In con
tact vi b one q the heavy wires n the
z ecSnc Light Company, ard were cut
In two almost n-snt y by the strong
electric current There was a series OF
sparks from the suds o: the wives,
which flew In all directio; $, friahten.
ing horse belonging TO Devereii
Brothers and one owned by CLERK o.
the Market Smellz, both OF which ran
away, but were captured before they
did any damage. A lady who va.
passing At the time was frightened nc
badly that sne tainted. Linemen are
engaged this II orning in repairing IN,
break.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-30
Coming Attractions.

Next Monday night Oliver Dcud By
ron will appear at the Opera II use in
his new sensationA! drama, "rhe Inside
Track"
On Tuesd 81 evening tn Temple The.
atre Company wi sal pear n the Little
Tycoon The burning o. the theatre
In Philadelphia will enable the entire
company to appear, a. d tbs opera will
be presented with an extra JIdinary
strong cast.
THURSDAY, the 9Th, J. b, Polk will
present I'M 1ed Pickles." and Friday
evening, January 7th, the drsma emit.
ted 1.-THE Psvements of Paris"
Daily Republican., 1886-12-30

A suitable reward Will be paid At this
Office for gold sleeve button hnd cuff
that were lost on the street.
A Christmas entertainment will he
held 10 Oiset Presbyterian Church
this evening.
The members OF DuPsnt Post are re-.
quettcd to oe present. at tosniRbt's
weekly mtetipR, ms business Of import
ance will be transacted.
The basket party that was to have
been held In Wesley NJ. E Church (old
Woocacoe be use) has been postponed
urtil next Thursday night.
Lex Mustard OF Smyrna, while hand.
ling "A pistol on TnssdAy. accidentally
put ball through his hand, which no
10 now carrying In sling.
Frank Livingston has given up bis
position as niSht telegraph operator on
the W. Il N. X. X At the West Yard,
and gore 10 hts home In Newark
A cray horie WAS stolen from Isas Q
Richstdsor, of New Garden, Chester
County. Pa, few nights ago. and par.
| ties are new looking for the thief.
| The Household Of Faith Sunday
school will hold lie Christmas enter
taiBmons in tbt church this evening
begiur Ing NJ 8 O'Clock. Admission free
A nes store has been opened Mt No
81 sbiPley strict, where useful aud
fsncS articles are beiue sold a. very
low rates
| Persons wishing to subscribe TO Lo
gAn's book, The Great Conspiracy,
can do 40 by calling on j. q. Bryant
No. 800 East Second street. or At thii
office.
A suIt OF clothes aud n boys overcoa
are among thu articles to be cbancet
of at tbs K. Of r. Fair Come In anl
try your luck.
l 10 not expected that the new r
P. station building, at Delaware avep u
and Dupont street. will be finished be
fore the frst OF March.
! Worrall Brothers OF KsI net. Square
Pa, we're robbed OF pork and sausage,
ies nights aso, valued at tl4, whicl
were Inter dtd for the benefit Of thei
custom ers In tots city.
Abfam Ford who was 80 badly IL jur
ed by n fall ~ bis bsra near s.. Jose
lph's Church, Cnristiana Hundred, ha
so far recovered ~ to ne able 70 ii n
and walk about the hous3.
Neil Nelson, OF this CIV. late IN aste
at arms on board the United Stale
rev nue. cutter Seward, la applying :
be placed on the pension roll. A bi
for that purJ o.e has been introduced 1
the Senate by 5st ator Sawyer,
Il I'd. Hofieeker, who has becn wit
the Peniusuia Bone Fertilizer Compan
q. smyrna since last March, hsa n
Gel ved the appointment OF rmekeep.
uu the Delaware Division OF the r., v
& y railroad, to take effect January
1887.
W. W. Doughty of tho Second sire
market wants two toos OF poultry 4
the coming week. Farmers aud cthe
lwho have turkeys, geese, ducks ,
, !chickens TO sell, ard aiso citizens wis
.ing tn purchase, may make money
;. !calnL-- CT hin.
e l.. Irving Handy. principal CT u
q public school OF 81. win De ma
) ried 70 Miss Mary Bell. = u.Ss~ey
= William NJ. Bell Of that town, In . fe
e weeks. Mr. Handy has iutt bought
a house ut Smyrna nj the corner OF Cor
MERGE and East streets fov ~ 100.
Edward McGonigsl, so2 Tay j
street, llntman for the Westel
= Union Telegraph Company, desires
say that be " not the man OF III
name that was before the 20. ,ct oou
last Monday on a charge OF d 'nnke
ness.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-30
Ihapkin. Dr. Grimshau

Allow me, through the columns of
your PAPER, 10 return thanks 10 Dr.
6Timshaw iGr The action he has aEen
in regard TO the repairing CT No. 4
fchool Il il great PITY that the
Board If Ed ncstion is not oom posed q
more Intelligent set Of men, especially
those who undtIs' and the PHI steal cor.
ditlon OF children. The writer's child
has already suffered irom severe coldi
tor two wiui.rs, which have resulted
from ne def, Give way OF heating ihl,
set ool. A TAXPAYER
Daily Republican., 1886-12-30

g. Johns Castle No. 4, K. g. Y. fair
closed as. even Lg after q suoctssful
run OF two k. A large number OF
articles were Glanced off, amongst
which ~se barr OF flour won by w.
l.. Cochran, X q. X uniform by j.
II. munda. and n hreech- loading gup
uy A. Reynolds. A small ship left
over will be Glanced off ON saturd ~
ever ing.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-30
Aia,rimonia, Boncis.

william K Fgonk. son OF Isaac u
Frank, grocer, anu who ia engaged IN
business with bis father at N o. 509 x In z
street, was united IN marriage lss, even
log 10 Miss Mary Krauipr, al No 9os
West Tenth street
TIE ceremony was performed By the
Rev. George W DoBois in the presence
OF a large nuu.ber of hiends and Tels-
lives OF the coatiactiDR psriief. nrs
Jol n B-oRu preceded At the organ and
pert Tmed vtCcing arch and otGel
se,e, ,oIt In her psuAl excellent u An
Ger. The brn,e received quite lun
Ter Cf very hanGtome prest Dts.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-30
AT IL O'Clock, p. HI,
The following described real estat.. VI

The following described real estau, VIZ
All hose Two certain tracts or parcels OF
land with tho dwelling boase, phrn ana
other out bu iIdings thereon cree cd. sllu nc
in mill Greek Humid red, New asfie county,
and state OF he aware, Aforesaid, teVelsiy
bounded and dete ibod as 10 lows 10 hie
No. !. Rouodot Dy tre public roau i .m.
ing from Bee> nn's corner 10 WbH' Slay
Creey cRurch by land late OF Jacos MY
nan now OF lnsel Wbiteman, ana py Ianus
late OF Joseph Eastourn now OF the ESTATE "
stephen DoVis. deceased. Aod l1oHss ~ a
| "a core containing ~ acros. 20 the taino
mo or less Deed Record !, Vol o. pa4o
34T. no
No. l. Beginning In the line OF tho leno
| ot the raid Thomas } Moore and hipsn
Buckips ham near q rmall run thence u ~
ming thereby south obH degrees west az S
perchos 10 q hickory stump corner OF h1
Of William Bell. thence thereby an ~
gIess west So 10 peTches 10 n post ~ .1o
read to Oorner ketch, thence thereby n o, "a !,
l.7 degrees west ~ olo perchea to ost
| corner VI land OF Lew Moore, tnonI ~
| thereby narth 49, degrees east 20 ~
pc ches to h post In q email run, thehoo q,
new lines, via; south 20 degreei esss
perches south rs degrees esee 10 ~ po so,,,h
391< degiees east II perches south 90 ao
yraes east St-io psrches TO tbs place v,
ginning, sonssining 70 a,res, 2 roofs anu
percht6 bo the same what 10 may oes'
Record l.. Vol. I, page lac. SC ,,,
| Seized and takcn In execution AZ
property OF Albsn Buckingh ,m aeu "a 90!
Is. buckingham, mis- wife, mortgagss n,
AIban Trucking ham, Jr, tefrs tsnaht' AM
GILES LAM RsnN, she IN
| az isva d3O-eOd u
Daily Republican., 1886-12-30
A Baby Murder.

The citizens of KenLett Square aIe
excited over the murder of newly.
born female waite infant child, the
body OF which was found by William
Vance in the VI Gods Evidently tue
body OF the child had lain out about a
month and was much deco N posed. An
inquest rev called the fact that the skull
was fractured in two places, a club
having been used for that purpose TIE
vtrdict was that the child WAS murd erred
by parties unknown. 1t Is supposed 10
have belonged TO body of tramps en-
camped IN the woods a mon tn ago.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-30
Accident on the Rail.

An accommodation train on the fort
Wayne Railroad ran of the track near
Darlington, Ohio, on Tuesday evening,
wrecking Two passenger coaches and the
baggage car. -Four passengers and two
employees received painful, but not dan
gerGus, injuries, and number of others
were slightly bruised and cut. The
Daily Republican., 1886-12-30
The Atlas Dredging Gonna

b Nompd
A new corporation kpogp
Atlas Dredging Company Ia, :,
been organized in this ci,y mi
hce At No. 6l0 harke, Street /
branch cfiic. at No. i?l Probt
New York. Frankla B. Cof
residept, and The c,nnay /
chased the machines. ba,se, mi
apparatus formerly owned b, n
York Steam Dredging Company
already have several Isrss enid
hand, prominent among ltsu b,I
with the Cherry i,atd Msu1
pany to dredge a canal, 70, lhs }
Of divertlug the stelipoi cred
the Brandywine, and Gauss It ID
into the Delaware.
The object In having this Vo|
10 to prevent the lands be.ougin|
Marsh Company from bjirS |
which Is always the case du.|
Ispring freshats. The canal
nearly one mile In length 81 ID
and 6 feet deep, and will episli
ware river about a quarter d
this side Of Edgemoor Spg al
Ulle above the extension Ol |
Istiett. n55sfe viii bes large al
mouth OF the cana to pIsVs,
tides In the Della ware from bod i
land overfiOwing the Cspal.
| peC:s6 by this means TO hd
ldrs,n about 500 acres q land y
to the Marth Company, aud
Ivert their being oye'flvS
future.
| The same company ha. %
with the LCbiell Car Wheel
Ito construct them a canAsu
the iormer 10 commence 81 :
1.-The south side OF the C3TisIlanl
distance from its mouth ah
Iabout qI5 feet 10 the sJulh sld
where 1t will merge ..io a ~
100 by 98D feet This vii DO
II loading and unloading ve'sd
works. The cana vii nave
water ut low ule and u IL
'Iw ~ter, asd itiStIrec''t that
iwnN Re completed bj 'piins'
Daily Republican., 1886-12-30

Yesterday two tTe'RA' ,,s
or rather slipped ia n \,
town Station, On TIE " W., .
the collision damsslns Nv Il
Of each engine, " nfn
was Imminent The braF =
hut the train on ne uoa y
such head way hat Il sI Y
| other eugin re'ore !, COW ! e,a,|
Tie trains were rot 6 .. ois y
was hurt and the dams rs d \
was but slight The " 4
in this city say they 10 ,. ~
or why such d report . =, S' 4
sent of fer the morn d lns Il
the loss wi. scarcely a ., a
cents, and Instead q - u \. 4
| crews being buried u 'l'
was hurt. -.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-30
The orator,o ofThe Creation

One Of tie musical events Of the
Seasan will be che production of 1.-THE
Creation" at the Opera Houte some
time NIX fualtL ~ tho Tuesday Club.
The M . berg have been reheArslng for
long tint. anG uuGer tbe efficient
teaching have become very proficient.
There vii h niue'y voices in the
chorus and the soto paris vi be give n
ny four principal sllcaEi from Boston
1t Ia the iuten icu to ~ axe tie entire
performance one 1t the best nsusica
entertainments ever given in this city
aud a the erpeuseB will be quite heavy
the house should be roEded.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-30
Opposed to Reform.

A meeting Of the Young Mems Demo
cratic Club was held last evening 10 take
action on the report OF the committee,
presented about one week ago, adv cat
Ing sweeping refom ms. Aftsr some dis
cussion a subst tute report was presented,
which strikes out nearly all the proposed
reforms, and it was, on motion OF l.. c.
Vandegnit. Esq adopted.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-30
The Knigh s. Fax

The L.. iehts OF pyllia1
now 81 IN in tie Salia Bpl
|6lO Market tlrfet, ~o' ven
again lat ., 'enias, sud i. S9l, a
|of articles v We disposed y
tho valuahles IL BE- ctAartl
= handsome va / . oei io,u
italian marble toy W II9 ~
and wash ltard, a =, pitD.i
Inickel-moKnrt Ps-loF so'
Of knights uniierm' d lae
and a hos, Of oioeF aiile.tsiO
| TO mention. The d1spiay
very fire, and contis's d
| tiety of use!ul and efLsae.
| A dime &C missson il chs'st'
| purchaser Of 81 adn'saGI
| receive iva chabcfs ioi ",
| A silver watch, tn Oh &c
brella, O. 60 par Of 'l''' AZ
wood.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-30
MARRIED


rLEMlNa-WFGaE NMAnr. A New
Castle, on the Esd last. ny toe heN w,
liam r, Patterson, MOyes =. Filming and
Lena MeggenmaRn.
HOB suN- PALNER.-On Dsee ter %
Use, at MT. Cuba, by the Rev T. y. NC
Bowel, frank J. q. boes)n and Alice r.
Palmer. both Of New Castle Coupty.
KR AUSS-MCuRAY -un ChTistmEs Say
by the Rev. EllE kirE, al ~ mar, tSeie'
kranss OF this city, and lila meOray, o.
West y sttingnam Chester county, 20.
sHAKESPEARE-PO RTEh-At NED L'or
on the 2s.n inst, ~ the heV " a. ritr
Harry AZ. SHAKE peare ana sue Il. fV.sr
bo,h or NeN Castle County.
BUCH NAN-MUO2E-On the 23i iLs'.
By key. II u. Smith. Mr. Samuel 4!
buchanan nd Mss CAtharins hooFe
both OF CbristiauA hundred.
DEATHS
ELIiOET-ht Bancrof.s Blns. On III
2s.h inst, Hary Elliott, In the 7e.h year
her age.
Relatives ard ftienas are respectfully In
vited to attend her funeral from the fen
dence OF her son tn-law. william Iohuton
on Saturday afternoon at 30 o'clock Pune
raj services at Mt. salem n b Caur:h
Peactfully slsepirg.'
l Philadelphia papers please COPY.
BURKE.-At New Castle, Dsl.. on htf
| 2sth, Marxsret, wife OF 6eUge W. Burke
In the End year Of her age.
| Relatives and friends are ftspec,fnll,
invited 20 attend her funeral from the resi-
henee OF her ton-in-lsw, Il. q. oordon, o.
Friday morning, the slst inst, 81 u O'Clock
Daily Republican., 1886-12-30
Christmas Entertainment.

The Young Peoples Association OF ST
Paul NJ. K. church will give q very
pleasing entertainment this evening, con
sistiDg Of vocal aud Instrumental music
addresses, &c. All Who wish TO pass al
enjoyable hour cannot do better than Il
attend, particularly as no admission ie'
viii be charged.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-30

The management of the Academy OF
Music have secured a strong attraction
for Friday and Saturday nights and
Saturday natiDee In the great romantic
border rama "Che Black Hawks" In
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