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schedule in effect. SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER ,oss
1855, until further notice. 49,

Leave Washington from station. corner Of New yer.
For Chicago loSo am and 1910 pm daily In.
loSo = IN Is Fast Limited Lxpress for Pittsburga
caso @ %ornIns a sss So eas rs eS.sss n
For CINCINNATI. Louisville and 81 Louis daily a, ana
pm and lo:lo pm, with through coaches aud pai-
sss . sleeping Cars Car 20 above points wshou, caans-
LOUIS srrvns a'ls In Cincinnati next morning al ss5
81. Louis M $40 pm Noexrra ARE s charged on thls
70. p.,sbnrgh At 1880 a IN and 8 SIS p m dailyt to
ioI aud Sleeping Cars P Pa.ssn1sh WIN A0"A''H Tar
For lexington and Local stations. $40 m daily.
For H.yreds-s,scs as Graz Nsx.rt s,nser,y, whining:
son, Sncs'sL g ana fh~oeiphA 80 an i;25 pm and
For sn ss.umore on week dsy.s ESQ e.4o 7:so $40
sso sas ,eS .ao 5sd i slS SIS sn% sn
Tor s.i%sss sn ore on s sSnd.ys sac 80 sac aaa 6oS
10 sns H.,sy asg ~ and scu.
Mashington TO New Orleans o:s0 pm sleeper 10 lie
For Wilmington. DelswaIe and intermediate points
between Baltimore and Wilmington. S,lo pm daily.
For Annapolis $40 am. and 1910 and 4.so m.
fsa1ssy s.e Washington and
nd moTe Q; 30 S'so; s'sS an. l2;,o pm $50 40 $50
tan Branch 6:.5 M daily except SUNDAY, aud S:si
On Sss sfaass ss r m pH
Hn s1ss ssa;. az =. :sons Fs aud
daily. excep! sunday. For Frederick $40 M and
4.aO N oaliy. except sunday.
For Hagerstown lOsOO m. and 53l pm daily ex-
cept SUNDAY.
Trains .rrive from the West daily $40. s:2o m
l:lo. $50 and lO:3o pm Little Rock kxpresS
.Fy IRON rnilsds1Sh,s np Ghss,sr @i,mnston ans
pm. and lUsDO p. daily
From Wilmington and intermediate points north os
Baltimore. ll:l5 5Am
FROM AnnapOlis $50 I'm and l.5o and 5.2s pm
Prom harpers Ferry and Valley Railroad 6. 30 n
m. daily except SUNDAY.
From Frederick anu intermediate points. s.25 a m
and $40 D. m. daily except sunday.
Trains leave Balumore tor Washington nj bio
$50. .:2O. 300 300 and 1890 an. l2l5. 2:B0 g. L.
4:xO, o. $50, s:s5 y and llDO pm: on Sundavz
$50. 1:20. gsOO and sv5 am, so 2:3O q 20 Is,o
6S}O. 1:45, aud 90 pm.
All trains from Washington stop at Relay Satlon
except l25. 3:l5 and $40 pm.
For further Information aIpy at the baltimore and
ONO Ticket ONCE, Washington Station 81 and 1851
Pennsylyania avenue, corner Of 14th street Where
orders Will be taken for baggage be I'd aud
received Al any point In the city.
Is. DUNHAM, CK IORD
zen Manager, Baltimore fsecol a. n A
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SEWING MACHINES, &c.

SEWING MACHINES, &c.
N IMPROVEMENTS.
EASE. QUIET, SPEED AND DURABLE
Our latest production. ack cknowledged by experts to
be the finest production oil sewing mechanism of the
age
Our range Of work is the largest and most ya-ied
ever produced on any Sewing machine.
Cali and examine our NJ iachine at our Office.
Our Dress Forms for Draping only So.
Complete line OF Part Needles and Repairs for all
Machines on hand.
s. OPPENHEIMER & BRO,
Popular Sewing Machine Rooms
52o 9th st. Nv. ST Cloud Building
All kinds of Machines for rent. Oc3O
TUE SILENT New Ns,va zAMERIGAN, An % NO :.
The most popular sewing Machine in America
1t being the only High Arm Light Running Self
Threading simple and nOiseless Machine made with
cut cog wheels and without spiral springs
Ladies wishing to have Machine sent on trial
rent, or have one repaired exchanged, will
please call or notify by mail te. .ephOne, as we
have no urunmers no forcing Machines into peoples
houses: no annoyance, and no Two profits. We furnish
Machine. We also have TIE agency for the New
Howe. Parties Using Howe Machines can be supplied
with needles, repairs, DC. Ali kinds tor rent.
z 4 4AUERBACA. cor. 7th and H sts.
Next door to Auerbach's saxony Wool German
Hand Knit Jacket Depot oc3O
Tl,HE WHITE Is KING! THE ACME OF PER
Il lection III the category of Sewing Machines A
concentration and condensation OF mechanical genius
and skill The range OF work can not be excelled. It
j. F. McKENN NEY's. Az 9Th st. NV. j. b. RICH.
MOND, Manager. Machines Of all kinds for sale or
rent Firstclass repairing done. Also, Central Office
ior The Universal Patterns. See them my22
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au1O

Il THE SkFsrtyAsIa SSSfS Nhsf asS sSrss sSrruwps,
sfSEi 4 ssrrt saSf ss
Trains leave Washington from station corner of sxtA
For Pi,tsburg and the West, chicago Limited Expire.
rasse s sepas Ssy S-r 70 :. so as M daily. rss
and Ho,el Car 70 s.. Louis daily except SATURDAY.
snSass sS Sleeping &isP'ss: Car. washington q nsI
Al Harrisburg with Western Enpfess. a"eaS Win
Pace Espl lSao p NJ ss and ar s sS
and the West, with through sleeper Harrisburg %
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
For Erie ssnAndAigu. Rochester. Baiialo: Niagara
Cars Washington TO Rochester.
For New & York and the LA.tI ;:l5 300 and 4 90 A.
POO a; N. 20O, ,4;l5; 1850 and i:2o +. x
Limited mite , Esppe,s Of Pullman i'arlor Cars. sao A
For Boston wltheut change 2o0 r NJ every day.
Jersey City with boats Of Brooklyn Annex. afford
ing direct ttransfer TO Fulton street avoiding double
For Phiisaephis. s:i5 300 and 800 A. NJ. 200
sdS sS 40, lSSo ,s and e y 70 ,oI N 9P sunday
Limited Express s'4o A M. and 800 r NJ daily
l2O5, 300. 300. 4:i5. s:23. 4:40. $40 1:io ioG1
as 6So onHSss iS6 : and ifs5 sis No NJ
For Popes Creek Line. 7:i6 A. III. aud 4:ao p n
daily except sunday.
For Annapolis. 7:l5 A NJ, 2O5 and 4:23 p NJ daiIy
except SUNDAY. Sundays. 300 A. NJ, AIS p. NJ.
ALEXANDRIA AND FREQ EhlC kSDUftI RAIL
WAY, AND ALEXANDRIA AMI WASHING
TON RAILROAD.
For Alexandra, $500, 1O5. se25 l0s55, and 1885 A
NJ. 2D5. 425. Ado, 6Ol, SO5, and 4 so l.. NJ %
sunday at 6OO, s25, 1000 A. NJ. BOO r. M.
For Richmond aud the south, $500. los55 A N daily
and 4:S5 r NJ daily, except sunday.
trains leave Alexandria for Washington 6:O- 500
lUUO. 1910 A. NJ lO0, 3sl5, 3.23 5:lU. .O5
and lO:4x r. M, and 1910 midnight except Mon
day. Un sunday NJ 500 and l0lo A. N. 7OA
lO:42 Z. NJ. and I2:l0 night
Tickets and Information the Office northeast cor.
ner Of 18th street and Pennsy yvania avenue and ~
the station, where orders be lett King
Of baggage to destination from hotels aud r.sdencez
CHAS. r. PUGH General Manager.
]. r. WOOD, General Passenger Agent yl2
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HArs Hrs
NOW READY, OUR
FALL AND WINTER STYLES
DERBY HATS
AND
SOFT HATS
OF All Qualities In All The
NEW SHAPES AND cOLORS
SILK DRESS HATS
AT %, s. s.
CASHMERE DRESS HATS
Latest Novelties for Men and Boys In
CLOTH AMI CORDUROY
HATS AND CAPS
TRAVELLING HATS AND CAPS
CANES AND UMBRELLAS
JAMES Y. DAVIS SONS
621 PennA Ave.
~ Due notice win be given OF opening OF our New
store, NV corner Peiina- ave. and 18th 81
store oxl Pennsy iyana avenue for rent and Build
ing for sale ac1y,Sn
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RAILROADS.
DIEDMoNT AIR LINZ

Trains leave and r. depot, eth and n streets
intermediate stAtiona.
ll:l5 am-D.ily for Lynchburr. Danville. Ash-
vile. Charlotte Atlanta and poins- South Pull MAJ
OrieanA
2sso pm-paily, except sunday. for Manasssa
Strasourg and ntermediai stations.
$50 pm-lsily Tor Charlottesville, Louisville Gin.
cinnat and points on Ches. and Ohio X r. Pumsn
sleeper Washington TO Louisville
llJ0pm-Dally tor Lynchburx. Charlotte. Column
baa. Augusta. Atlanta. Montgomery y ew Irle.ns ara
points South Pullman palace bu Net seepins car, IN
Montgomery in connection with Pullm an parlor carr
Through trains nom South arrive a Washinrto.
$50 m. and e:30 pm: from Louisville psO n rn !.
Am
Tickets. sleeping car accommodation and inf,rms-
ton furnished and baggage checked at of9ce eDI
Pennsylvania ave- and al passenger station PennSyl.
vania Railroad. 9th and b siS
JAS T.. TAYLOR
ocA General Passenger AGENT
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LANSBURGH & BRO,
ONE PRICE DRY GOODS HOUSE.

OUR BOOK DEPARTMENT Is NOW OPEN
All Books sold at less than publishers prices All
latest literary productions All Juvenile and Indt-
structible Books Ali POPULAR Monthes. In order
To enable those that have not the opportunity
cure the Books they need wish buy for the holi-
days we will upon small deposit ay aside and keep
IN good condition any look or set OF Books, and de-
liver them when wanted.
YOUR NAME ENGRAVED ON A COPPER
PLATE AND FIFTY CARDS PRINTED THERE
FROM FOR Soc
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DRY GOODS.
An LII WrsD Blows SoxE


one some good" is again illustrated by the fact that
through the failure of large Flannel manufacturing
concern who were compelled to place their goods al
auction among thelargest buyers and secured
the bulk of Their stock At prices that will enable US
this time Of the year when Fiannels and Wool
should be the increase. to sell you these goods
at the prices annexed
RED FLANNEL
20. soe do. s5e.. meaIcassd.
bo Do. soc toc. ao DO. so' soe.. Dc: ao
BS BS. ssse sSs Dc. DE- See:;; ssee:; sS Dc.
FIREMAN's RED TWILL FLANNEL. $50 per yd
This decidedly cheap being of superior quality and
elegant inish-27in. wide-of course. all wool
PLAIN RED FLANNELs. all wool
25c. quality for zoe per yard
& SSc do. SOC do.
40c do $5c DO.
zoe do soc dc.
IN WHITE FLANNELs
We run grades from 1Oc up to 81 25 per yard Our
leader is Csc. quality. This is ali wool and ele
CANT quality.
RED SHAKER FLANNELS.
Our Doc. quality we are selling for 25c per yard
Our Our 81. Sc 70 do ao do. do do. do 81 sYc do do.
WHITE SHAKER FLANNELs.
:}7lac 3O-in WIDE worth 45c per yard
ACC. 33-in. wide. worth 5Oc. per yard.
soc. 36in. wide worth 62c. per yard.
Regular 75c grade sell now for 62lac. per yard.
DO. S5c. do. do. .5c do
Do Sl.25 do. do. 81 do.
ALL OUR FINE FLANNELSA ARE WELL SHRUNK
Now. whether you are in quest of these goods
at the present time. you do yourself nexcusable in
justice by not buying now for these goods cheap
and will not ae ain be offered at such prices.
We also full line of Ballard Vale Flannels in
all the different grades
SKIRTING FLANNEIS.
Ga yards wide. in Red and Black and Gray and
Black stripe, 81. 30 per yard.
Also. the Plain. Gray. Brown and Blue, at prices
ranging from lOc. up to soc. per yard.
About 50 pieces lett of that Cashmere Twlled Flan-
mel, 27-in, wide, all wool! in Light and Navy Blue.
Pink and Brown. We shall continue running them at
Soc. per yard. These goods are worth soc per yard
JERSEY FLANNELS.
beautiful line of odd patterns and beautiful
trasteo stripes at oOc per va really worth 6212c.
I1der Down. in all the delicate tints, suitable for
Wrappers and Childrens Coats.
A full line of Embroidered FIannelS
Flannel Department first floor.
Evening star., 1886-11-02

CoNNoDoRE PERRY'S GRANDSON our OF
fkisoS-Sanuei Payson was discharged from
sne prison at jackson, Mich. saturday, his SEN
srnee % nSe years for Detroit burglary having
sAPifeo special interest attache, 10 Payton
csSause Ne l. a grandson of Com modore Perry
ano l. said, during his incarceration, TO have
oeen ieft a fortune OF $25O,OoO He mas beer
employed - the prison ply ysician's book keeper.
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

L,OR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS
NEW IRON STEAMER "wAKEFTELW
Leaves stbstreet wharf on MONDAYS, THURS
DAYS and SAIC kDANS AT z a m. Returning
TUESDAYS FRIDAYS ana sunday p. m. touch
Ing al River Landings far somin Creek, curri-
oman, Va- and 81. Clements Bay, Nc Connects with
u. & .. K K AT Shepherds see schedule.
JOHN L. PADGETT Agent
C. w. RIDLEY, Manager fs3
nIRECT TO NEW YORK-FREIGHT STEAM.
~ EkS JOHN GIBSON and G kNIGHI leave
Pier Al, East RIVER n. ", every SATURDAY Y at 4 y
M. 9th ST. wharf, Washington, every TUESDAY,
MORNING. Freight at lowest rates sp<
Mt VERNON! MT VERNON
STEAMER w. W. CORCORAN
Leaves 7th-street wharf daily except sunday foe
Mt Vernon at 10 O'Clock Am. Returning, reaches
Washington about $3.50 pm
sel6 L l. BLAKE. Captain
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LADIES' GOODS.
j. G.. HurcHrssos.
IMPORTER

WhAt0 AMI JASAE1A
A large and rich stock of Paris and Berlin CLoAKs
at lowest prices ever named for equal values.
We invite special attention to our superb assortment
of PLUSH WRAPS, Latest shapes and fashionably
trimmed.
SEAL PLUSH SACQUES, trimmed with Seal, S25
SEAL PLUSH vISITES, Seal trimmed, $25.
Imported CLOTH WRAPS, with genuine Russian
Hare tail and ball trimming. SO. .75 and upwards.
London Made JACKETS, 81 upwards.
BEAVER NEWMARKETS IS, regular price Sl2
French trimmed HATS and BONNETS at popular
prices.
An immense assortment Of Fancy FEATHERS
from SC to So EACH
MILLINERY ORNAMENTS and RIBBONS
Elegant NOVELTIES in rich Dress Trimmings at
very reasonable prices.
500 Dozen HANDKERCHIEFs, including many
new designs.
ASTRACHAN, "a inches wide. 81 per yard
SILK PLUSH all colors, $l.25 per yard
FOSTER KID GLOVES. 81 pair upwards. Every
pair fitted and warranted.
Evening GLOVES from 16 to 80 inch length
LOWEST PRICES GUARANTEED.
9O7 Pennsylvania ave-
7Trevise Paris mol
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SPECIALTIES.

NINE BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTSOF
Nl LIFE All business confidential. Ladies andgen-
tlefnen 90 cents each. aus street. between 9TH and
9th streets northwest my6-AOws
DILES-DR MUHLEMAN CURES PILES BY
difect treatment, without the use OF knife caustto
or lgature Cure guaranteed Can te consulted IS
213 80 St NV. from 4 10 d pm. apl-l2mx
Evening star., 1886-11-02
WASHINGTON. OHIO AND WESTERN RAIL
w koADCo.

Schedule In effect August I, 1855
Traihs will leave from and arrive nj Il. p statios
9th and SITS follows:
Leave W washngton sl0 a m daily except Sunday
and 4:4S p. m. daily. arriving nj Round Hiil IL "a 4
IN. and slS pm. Returning trains leave Round HIII
al 6Us daily and 81 10 p. m. daily except sun,
day arriving at Washington $40 a IA. and .,:4s pm
Monthly and quarterly u:aiion rates LOCO
mile tickets SIS
II. BELL.
aulO Superintendent
Evening star., 1886-11-02

We are busy now and have been since the day we
opened which illustraes the fact that the people soon
find out where the best goods = to be had ior the
least money. You should examine our stock of Wide
and Fine Vale Dagenals. These are the leaders now
C0rkscrews are still favortes however, and our
$x0sSO iaior-made SUIT is uueQuaied in the town.
In Cheviots, Ctssimerts. OvercoatnRs and Trouser-
ings our stock Is complete. See our $3.50 Pants to
order.
Harlan d BENNETT
ocl2Sm 1221 F street NV.
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No 36l Pennsyivania avenue NORTHWEST
Money Loassd on Gold end silver watchsa DE-
mondx jgwelry, Piatols. Guns. Mechanical ToolA
ISdis5 and Gentiemen's WsnrtnG Apparsl Old Gol1
nd Silver Bough6 60
Evening star., 1886-11-02
Ew BOOKS

New BOOKS
Poverty Grass (L.illie Chase Wymsn.,
Memoirs and Letters of Dolly Madison.
transactions and Changes in the society OF Friends
Uplands and Meadows (Abbott)
A Politicians daughter (Hamlin)
Love and Medicines tliilliam.)
Aphrodite. by Eckstein.
Having purchased the Book Store No l434 New
YORK avenue, shall run il In connection with our
store. 40 Pennsy lvenia ave. ANY orders or COM
M ssiOns left al eiher store will be promptly filled
aus W. H. MORRISON
Evening star., 1886-11-02

CHEAP Books. CHEAp PAPER
The Home. twelve mos. uniform In size and style,
neatly bound In CLOTH gilt. So kinds only 3oc EACH
Writing paper and envelopes "a sheets of paper and
envelopes 10 match, only lIc box.
The cheapest Albums in the city.
Receiving goods daily It
JOHN c. PARKER'S
oc11 GIT and 6l9 9Th street. NV
"ENRY G. LANCASTER
Ii S29 1th St NV.
Catholic Goods. School Books and Stationery for
private and public schools at lowest prices selOSws
Evening star., 1886-11-02

TwESrIErH-saEaSsEaE5I.n aas a5.n MaskEr' s.4sss.
The best of everything in line The finest Salt
ocis-ims siH5s '' ''' - ''Ssi %M. L1NK1Ns SON.
New Frcs, New CuRRANrs.
NEW RAIsrNs. NEW CITRoN.
NEW CATCH MACKEREL.
NEW CATCH CREAM GOLDFISH.
NEW N. Y. STATE BUCKwHEAT.
NEW WHITE CLOVER HONEY,
PURE VERMONT MAPLE SYRUP.
From Cold Storage, fine and fresh favored the
CREAMERY BUTTER as Choice as it is possible to
aSd this seasons impo
Norton's Celebrated Pineapple CHEESE, picnic
Eng ish Dairy and New York State CREAM
ELPHoNzo YoUNGs
Company.
oc15 42s 9th st. bet d and E
n. A. Poo1r.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER
ga LOUISIANA AVE. n. W..
SOLE AGENT FoR
THE CALIFORNIA PATENT ROLLER PROCESS
FLOUR.
This Flour for Family has no superior.
am now receiving choice varieties of Potatoes
which are coming in very freely. and housekeepers
will do well to lay in their stock, hardly think
they will be lower this season. have fine line of
Apples, Grapes, sweet Oranges and Lemons. Also
full line OF choice GROCERIES, in quantities suit
at wholesale prices for cash only Dufys Pure Cider
Vinegar speciality.
Politeness and Fair Dealing may be Relied Upon
GOODS DELIVERED FREE
Money returned If goods not satisfactory.
Only FINE ELGIN CREAMERY BUTTER sold
here.
oc13 n A. POOLE ga La ave NV
Evening star., 1886-11-02
BOOKS. &c

SrrcrAL SALE o.
E E E s. ) ) s. : ! +. ::
e e e 4 ~ ] wv wv Y u :; :;
4l6 7TH ST NV.
COMMENCES WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 2lsr
AND CONTINUES FOR TWO WEEKS.
Having just received an unusually large stock of
put them upon the market at once SO to enable
customers to make selections at their convenience
and avoid the rush consequent the holiday trade
All Books now sold will be at q special Reduction
We guarantee prices TO he lower than any other
house i'm the city dry goods book store and intend
our customers to know without questioning the fact
that when they purchase of they have obtained
goods at the lowest prices Read few of the special
Prices ano then judge of the rest:
Our Pre-. Pub pre-.
Bible Gallery. &C, illust by Dore......S25 So S6OO
5OOO Celebrated Caxton Edition of IL
mos. representing 100 different arthors % 7a
200 Huckleberry Finn, by Mark Twain L6S 800
5000 The Big Four Operas. Black Hus-
5OOO The Favorite Illustrated Dictionary OS rs
Our " Calf and u Moroc sets of standard Authors.
including Dickens, Thackeray Scott Elliot. Irving
&C. at less than half publishers prices
JUVENILE DEPARTMENT.
We wish to call special attention to our stock OF
Juveniles which Is the largest and complete
sortment in the city; prices from cts. up TO 81
STATIONERY DEPARTMENT.
Our Stationery Department IL stocked with all
OF the latest styles of Stationery, which will offer
al a special reduction tor the holiday trade
500 boxes Of fine Cream Note Including linen, quad.
rifle and other styles be sold Is cts Der box
originally sold at rs cts TO 40 per box Engraved
Copper Plate so visiting cards only 81 eta Crests
Monograms. &c. at lowest prices
All New Publications constantly received and sold at
special reduction.
Purchasers desiring to do SO can make their selec-
tions and leave them to be delivered at any ii ne
previous to Christmas aud such purchasers will re-
ceive SPECIAL attention. oc2O2w
~
Daily Republican., 1886-01-06

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 5.--Joshua d.
Lippincott, head OF the book publishing
house, OF the J. b. Lipplncott Company,
died here this morning.
He was Q NAT We OF New Jersey, and In
1880 began his isiness life In book store
in this city. A few years later he founded
the hrm OF J. B. Lipplncott Y Co., which
has existed ever since, but with some fn-
ternal changes. The business gradually
grew to immense proportions, and the
publication buildings now cover an area
| Of 1--WE acres. The publication depart
ments cover Bibles and prayer-books,
history aud biography, religious, fiction,
poetry, medical, scientific, Law, dIction-
aries and works OF reference, educational,
&c. For many years Mr.. Lippincott was
director OF the Reading Railroad Com
pany, being elected first In 1855, and Wal
every year subsequently re ell eted, excep,
In 1891, which the Bond ticket was chosen
During Mr.. Franklin ID. Gowen's adnin
istratioD he was an ardent supporter oi
that gentleman's policy, and that Q re-
ciprocal feeling existed Ia demonstrated
by the presence OF Mr.. Lippincott's name
on the ticket which Mr. Gowen announced
this morning a. his choice at the coming
annual election.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-06
n Fad II unbMn q,

Last evening quite q nice looking lit
tie woman came TO police station viii
two children. the eldest aged . year
and the youngest about 10 months
she was very much excited. and said
that her husband, Charles Names, hat
came home drunk and abused her o,
that she was afraid OF him. Sergean
McVby went 10 their house on Fifth
street, between Orange aud Tatnal
streets, and found Charles In bed.
He was taken TO the hall aud LOCKED
up until this morning, when he wa
arraigned before Judge Cummins. Bott
his eyes were badly blAckened, and Ia
answer TO the Judge he said he received
1t in fight yesterday afternoon, and
that when he went home he supposed
his wife was frightened at his appear
ance and ran of to the police station
The wife was not present and an otfi GER
was sent for her. When she came she
informed the Judge that Charles WA
In the habit of coming home drunk
every pay night and acusin2 her. She
said that he paid the rent, but only
gave her % week to keep the house
and clothe herself and children.
The husband in defense said that b,
was working on half time, and only
made s. a week. The Judge gave hin
a reprimaLd, and warned him that l
he scted In this manner again he woul,
send him to jail, He was then dis
| charged.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-06
Another Theatre Proposed.

7. J. Bartram, the proprietor of theaters
in Baltimore, Washington and Norfolk,
has made an offer TO the executive com
mittee OF the Wilmington Institute 10
lease the hall In that building for a term
OF two or three years. II the lease can
be secured, 1t is Mr. Bartram's Intention
to lit the place up in first class style, aud
have theatrical entertainments at popular
prices, shifting his companies from one
city 10 the other as demanded.
The committee are in doubt as to theii
power 20 lease the hall for theatrical pur
poses, las the charter states that 1t shall be
used for the encouragement OF debates and
lectures, and other means of moral and
Intellectual improvement Theatrical,
are.not mentioned, and while some con
tend that first class dramatic represent a
tions are means of intellectual improve
ment," there are others who maintain a
different view of the matter. The
committee are now considering the propo.
sition, and il is probable viii decide
within few days.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-06
r~e peasn Cd Neu Casaa .

Luclen NJ. Chase, ops OF the oldest
CIT sena OF the city OF New Castle, died
last night nj il.30 o'clock In the 00th
pear OF his age, from general debility
consequent ON old age. He bad been
In his usual health until yesterday and
his death was quite unexpected. Mr..
chase was prominent member OF EN-
manuel Protestant Episcopal church, a
member OF 3d. Johns Lodge, No. q, A,
r. A. M, and Of Wash ington Lodge,
No. o, 1. D. o v. being the last but on
Of the charter members Of the last
named organization.
He was postmaster at New Castle foI
several years up TO the time the admin
istrAtion changed In 1861. His remains
will be inferred 10 morrow afternoon ri
8 O'Clock In the Epitcopal church GENE
tery.
| Merritt II PAxson died this morning
about $50 o'clock nj tho residence OF
George W. Hastings. aged seventy.two
years. He came to this State from New
Jersey about the close OF the war and
went 20 farming near Kiikwood. Some
three years ago he removed 70 this city
and engaged In contracting. Last sum.
mer he went TO live with his con IN Law
after he had lost his wife.
Mr.. Paxson WAS an Intelligent gentle.
man and made many warm friends. A
| few years A,o ne waa q candidate
for the Republican nomination fol-
sheriff Of New Castle county. The fun
eral will take place on Friday morning
at 10 O'Clock, interment NJ St Georges
cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-06
OaaKhtfnthe Act.

On Tuesday night sera@ant |
and oficer Harry schmidt notes
men acting very suspiciously
the market wagons on King sire
Seventh, and watched them '
being seen themselves for some
They finally went to . wagon bel
70 Thomas 5traghn OF FAirvillr,I
county, Pa, and while two d
raised the curtains and comua
examine the contents, the otht,
short distance on, apparently q
The officers made . descent on %
succeeded In Arresting Thonl
and George Powell, but tbs Ill.
made his escape.
The two men we're arraientd
Judge Cummins this moiplti
after he had heard the evidence
geant Taylor and Mrs. SusJ
committed them In default OF
each for their appearance at q