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National Republican., 1888-01-02
Saturday Night watch Service.

In accordance with tho tims honored
custom OF watching the old year out and
the new year 10, mlnY OF the churches aud
societies held watch meeting services Sltur-
day night, which were well a;ten led
despite the drizzling sleet and ralu The
Sous of Jonadab, Pioneer Council, No. /,
met ut the G, A. r Hall, and proceeded to
elect the following officers to serve the
ensuing year Worthy chief, Lysander X.
Zook; deputy chief, Thomas B. Baker; re.
cordlng secretary, Fred sample; financial
secretary, Philip Thompson; treasurer, El
Mullen; guide, Adam Funk, assistant
guide, W. B. Clark; inside watchman,
Patrick Parlan; outside watchmau, John
Hayden; organist, II. X. w. Patterson, and
patriarch, John Tyler, ir, OF Virginia
All present then sat down t) an iuvltlng
spread, during which speech making was
INDUCED In by large number of those
BIestnt
Watch services were also held at the fol-
lowing churches: Second Baptist, Waugh
NJ. Z Central Union Mission, Hamlne NJ,
f., Grace VI. E., Metropolitan A. NJ. f.,
Ebenezer, A, NJ, f., aud at Wesley Chapel.
National Republican., 1888-01-02
AN EsTIM LADY DEAD.
After Long Suffering Mrs. Justus ii
Rathbone Dies from Cancer Trouble.

After Long Suffering Mrs. Justus II.
Rathbone Dies from Cancer Trouble.
The many friends Of Mr.. Justus II. Rath.
bone, and they are legion, will sympathize
with him deeply in the great loss he has
sustained IN the death OF his beloved wife,
Mrs. Emma l.. s. Rsthbape, which oc :
Cured at their home in Alexandria. last
Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Rathbone has
been a sufferer for some time past with
cancer Of the stomach, and until recently It
was thought that surgical skill had i'm
proved her condition aud would prolong
hei life, but the disease took an unfavorable
turn early last week, aud death soon en-
sued. The deceased was a lady OF generous
impulses, and delighted In the performance
Of charitable deeds. She made no parade
of the good work done, but accepted as am
pie reward the comforting assurances that
those helped were grateful for the kind.
nessts rendered. Her loving husband and
chlldren--for they seemed family OF low.
ers-bave met with sorrow that will take
deep root, aud tine wounds IL causes time
only can heal. In this great ailliction they
have many friends TO stand by their side to
sustain them with hope and give comfort
while trouble continues dark about them.
They will soon comprehend that she Is not
dead TO them, only gone before. The
funeral will take place this af ernoon from
the late residence of the deceased, NJ. 1905
PiiIce street, Alexandria, at l o'clock,
and the remains be carried TO Utica, n. T.,
for burial.
National Republican., 1888-01-02
Christmas OF tho Fifteenth Street ri.
Il. Sunday School.

Parents and friends Of the Sunday schoo |
children of the Fifteenth Street Methodist
Episcopal Church filled that edifice last
evening to witness the intere ting exercises
appropriate to their Christmas festivities.
The programme consisted OF recitations,
responsive readings, solos and choruses by
The members of the school. Miss Katie
Hawkins and Miss Rosa Stoll presided at
the organ. Mr. Charles Goodnow with his
cornet added to the evenings entertain
ment. The church was decorated with
evergreen, A beautiful arch made OF ever
green eueircled the pulpit, on which the,
word Saviour was formed Of large gilt letters
and on either side was placed two Christ
mas trees Dicely trimmed. At the close Ot
the exercises each member was prcscntci /
with a box OF candy. Mr. w. II. Iloughton
is superintendent,
National Republican., 1888-01-02
Perseverance, Lodge. Good remplars.


Notwithstanding the very inclement
weather, the closing meeting ofthe year by
this progressive lodge, In Elk's Hall, last
Saturday evening, was ono OF the most
pleasant and profitable held 10 the last
twelve IN onths-a season OF unprecedented
prosperity for this active temperance organ
iZation. After the initiation of new
member, under exercises which have been
brougntto high degree of perfection 10
this lodge, and the usual intermisslon, the
good Of the order programme was pre-
stnI,d by Marshal Frear, as follows A
brilliant piano performance by Carrie Brook
flelI; striking Scotch impersouation by
Brother Harrison, Of Clemens Lodge; an
entertaining address by Brother Potter, OF
Monumental Lodge, and member Of the
Minnesota legislatures; charming plano
solo by Mise Lulu McCreery; very practical
ard agreeable remarks by Brother Bittings;
humorous recitation by Brother Johnson,
past lodge deputy: delightful piano duet
by the Misses MeCreery; brief address by
Brother Norton; very agreeable vocal
solo b. Mr. McNerpany; talk Of the most
enCoglpg, pbilosophic, and Instructive
character by Mr., j. l. McCreery, aud clos.
ing remarks by Chief Templar Russell.
National Republican., 1888-01-02
SUICIDE OF A HORSE THIEF,
Rough on Rats Ends the Troubles o
Life,

Last Thursday morning Lieut.. Amiss, OF
the first precinct, arrested Henry X. Krohne,
a German, aged 32 years, on suspicion OF
stealing sorrel mare, which he was trying
to dispose OF for small amount. Suisse
quently he was turned over to Sheriff Dar.
nall, OF Prince George county, and taken to
the jail In Upper Marlboro to stand trial
in that county.
On his way from this city Krohne was
quite sick, but his real condition was not
suspected. About Z o'clock at night, DR..
Norman b. Scott, physician to the Jail, was
summoned. and he saw at glance that the
prisoner was dying. The doctor was con-
vinced that the man had taken poison, and
that the deadly drug had been in his sys-
TEN for long time. Krohne confessed
that he had taken "Rough on Rats''
while confined In his cell In
Washington. He was told that the poison
had already been absorbed into ais system,
and 1t was too late TO relieve yhe stomach
or do him any good. The prs lner fingered
until 4 O'Clock Sunday morni lksp he
died. From the little that coul(
about the man he was well conhected nHl!
known by many persons in Prince George
county, Nd, his wife having formerly lived
there.
Last night the police said that Krohne
when searched had only 2cents, spool oil
cotton, and some needles In his pockets,
and they cannot understand how he got the
poison. The suppostion is that the man
had the poison concealed about min and it
escaped the search OF the officer.
National Republican., 1888-01-02
Demen,la and Irresponslbility.

EDITOR NATIONAL REPUBLICAN; Having
read IN Saturday mornings issue OF your
paper the referencesto Mrs. LIsle Lester
will you allow me through your column s
10 make n brief statement regarding sail
person. lll.health aud great bodily suffer,
tUgs induced her physician to prescribe
narcotics, which have reduced thts educated
and naturally brilliant woman to the state
In which We 80 frequently lud iutellec'utl
men OF the present day, viz, domeutia aul
Irreeponsiblity. She Is not ex' president Of
the "Woman's National Press Association -
never having Hlled an important position
with them. l.. a. c.
National Republican., 1888-01-02
FEAsTING WITHOUT MONEY.
kRestaurant Keepers Feed IA Man who
| Carries u Check Receipt.

NHthtaurant heeperb feeu Wan VINO
Carries u Check Receipt.
A new swindling scheme was brought to
light Saturday In the arrest OF w. j.. Me-
Carthy, a telegrapher, who arrived here
last week. He failed to get work, and
hunger sharpen 81 his wits. llg filled out
q check for 5000 on the Ierman National
Bank Of Pittsburg, and deposited 1t with
Crane, Paris Il Co., bankers, for collection,
receiving a receipt in return. Armed with
this he succeeded in getting the best OF
everything that Louis Brandt, OF New Jer.
sey avenue, had in his house. Mccarthy,
after having few days OF good living out Of
Brandt, noticed that the latter was begin
ming to sour on him, and he "skippedn the
place. Mr. Brandt on Saturday found Nc.
Carthy In another restaurant, aud learned
from the proprietor that the telographer
was working the check racket there. De-
tective Wheeler was called on, ana that
officer soon had the man a prisoner. The
only charge placed against him was
yagrancy.
National Republican., 1888-01-02
PERSONALITIES

JAMES e, QUISN was yesterday reelected
master workman OF D. A. 40 TX. Of L.), OF New
YORK,
EX,Goy, JOEL PARKER, war governor of New
Jersey, died in Philadelphia of a paralytlc
stroke yesterday.
MIR, GEORGE o. WALLACE, OF the we'll known
Philadelphia firm OF N. W. Aver & Son, died
last Wednesday after a three days illness. He
leaves widow and one child
DR., HAMILTON E. LEACH, exalted grand ruler
ofthe Grand Lodge OF Elks, has appointed Dr.
Bimon Quinlan, ofChIcago H., district deputy
exalted grand ruler at large OF the order.
National Republican., 1888-01-02

lsuFFrRrp from Il very severe cold In my
mcndCd but could get no relief Was advised
to use Elys Cream Balm, II has worked like
magic In its cure, am free from my cold
uiler using the Balm one week, aud believe
II is the best remedy known Feeling CRATE
mi for what II has done for me send this testi-
mOnial.-Samuel j. Harris, Wholesale Grocer,
ll0 Front St., New York,
ElY's CREAM BALM Is worth It's weight In
gold as a Curo for cat0rrh. one bottle cured
MES. A. Lowell, Franklin, Pa.
National Republican., 1888-01-02
BALTIMoRE's DOUBLE MURDER

A Drunken Brute Slaughters His
Mother and Fatally Beats Friend.
BALTIMORE, Jan. lin quarrel last
evening Stephen Conroy threw Patrick
O'Donnel out of the barroom. He COM
planned to the police, who started to arrest
ConrOy. They found that he had muir
dered his aged mother with an ak. The
room presented q horrible appearance.
Conroy was drunk when arrested. O'Don-
mel will probably die.
National Republican., 1888-01-02
A BrIdegroom in n PrIaon CeII.

NEW YORK, Jan. 1.-Hugo Ohlhorst aud
Morris Cohen have been held to await the re-
suit of injuries inflicted on Max Lpenberg.
Ohlhorst was to have been married last even.
ing, but while his intended bride was await
ing MIN and the wedding party was Assem- :
bled Ohlhorst got intoxicated aud was locked
up for the. assault. He could find no bonds.
men to release him.
National Republican., 1888-01-02

To THE EDlTOR: Please inform your readers
that have positive remedy for the above.
named disease; by IFS timely use thonsandsof
hOI eless cases have been permanently cured.
/ shall be glad to send two bottles of my rem
Cdy FREE TO any Of your readers who have con-
sumption If they will send me their Express
Hpd T.. q. address. Respectfully,
n. A, StOCuM NJ, c.,
lSl Pearl st., New York.
National Republican., 1888-01-02
DYNAMITE IN NEW YORK.
The Cause or the Explosion Mt the
Equitable Gas OfIioe.

New YORK, Jan. 1.-The cause OF the
explosion at the Equitable Gas Company's
office last evening is still mystery. The
effect of the explosion is directly opposite
that Of gasand II is believed dynamite
bomb was thrown into the building. There
was no evidence OF escaping gas previous to
the explosion. The body OF Frank q.
.,PlastCd was found buried In the ruins.
whole affair.
National Republican., 1888-01-02
uamiIton House Hon

The guests Of the Hamilton House gave
the first hop OF the season to their friends
Saturday evening. There was merry
gathering, despite the lnclement weather,
and all enjoyed themselves greatly, dancing
the old year out and the new year In.
National Republican., 1888-01-02
Found Dead In Bed,

Mr.. s. Ii, Carter, of 3l6 NJ street south
west, reported to the police hat his servant,
Annie Green, found her infant child, 8
months old, dead in bed Saturday morning
The coroner gave certificate of death from
naiuTAl CAuses.
National Republican., 1888-01-02
A Rich Strike of Silver,

KINGSTON. N. NJ, Jan. IA i'foot vein Of
solid silver has been struck at the Iconocast
mine. It is one of the richest reported In
years. The mine is, owned principally by
Marshall, Mo-, capitalists.
National Republican., 1888-01-02
COLD BLOODED MURDER.
The Commissioner of Police of Ne,
Orleans Assassinated,

VFItHHB FHsussTnHtcU,
New ORLEANS, Jan. 1.-Commissioner
Of Police Patrick Mealey was shot In the
stomach while drinking at Billy Johnson's
bar hv Lewis Clare, a special officer OF
Msyor Guillotte. Mike Walsh was also
sbOt in the heart and killed. Mealey is
dying. The affair is considered cold
blooded assassination growing out Of
political unarrels.
National Republican., 1888-01-02
Musr Answer for CnnnterfaItIng.

NEW YORK, Jan. 1,-Charles Stevens who
was arrested for attempting to pass counterfeit
money, has been remanded. He had el25 OF
spurious money about him, He says he found
Al
National Republican., 1888-01-02
"DR. JEKYLL AND MIR. HYDE

Robert Louis Stevenson, Great Brit
aims Leading Story Writer, n Resi-
dent of This Country.
For several months past the most power
iul of British authors Of fiction, and one Of
the ab.est Of contemporary poets, has been
aresident Of New York state. His home,
with his American wife-who is a native Of
Indianapolis-is at saranac, the Adlron-
National Republican., 1888-01-02

No CHRISTMAS on NEW YEARS TABLG should
be without n bottle OF ASGOsrURA BIrrRBs, the
world renowned appetizer of exquisite flavor,
BE sure to get the genuine article manu- ufactured
only by DT. J. q, b. Siegert Il Sons.
National Republican., 1888-01-02
EIrht BusIness uou.es purned,

EGO HARBoR CITY, N. j., Jan. LA fire,
WITCH started here last evening" destroyed
eight business houses, causing loss oi 800, 000.
National Republican., 1888-01-02

DIR. n, KESIsoS Il Sons treat all tro lbles of
the feet COrns removed, 20 cents No, AIS
Twelfth street northwest.
National Republican., 1888-01-02
DIED.

RATHBOEE-On Dec. 81, 1857, EMMA LOUISE
SANGER, beloved wife of Justus IL. Rathbone,
Sged is years.
Funeral services at her late residence, 1906
Prince street, Alexandria, Va, Monday, Jan.
2. lssS, at $50 p. IN. lnterment at Utica,
MY.
COsTIN-Pa:sod into the spirit land, Ian. !.
at 3 minutes to o'clock p. m. beloved hus.
band of Lucia g., Moses Costin. and sou OF
Notice OF funeral hereafter. Residence 3l5-
Eleventh street Eouheas -
Newspapers please copy,
National Republican., 1888-01-02
THE CLORIES OF THE FUTURE
REV. DIR. TAbMAGEs NEW YEAR DIS
COURSE AT THE TABERNACLs,

He Prefers to Find Something OF JOY
fuiness and Cheer in tho Years to
Come Rather Than of Sorrow and
Regret for tho Things That Have
Passed.
National Republican., 1888-01-02
MIRRIED.

JuDKINS-C VERT-At Trinity Episcopal
Church, Jan. /, lssS, by Rev. DIR. Addison, Mr..
I. G. JuDKlSs, of San Francisco, and Miss Ro.
BERTA LEECALvERT, of Washington, ID. G.
National Republican., 1888-01-02

SERMONS PREACHED on ST. GEORGIS.
BY W. $. RAISsFoRD. New York Doii
Mead u Co. For sale by Robert Beall.
Rev. Mr.. Rainsford has attained wide
reputation as u pulpit orator, and his ser =
mons will be eagerly sought after.
National Republican., 1888-01-02

FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS, aud other stories
OF New England life. Boston : Little,
Brown Il Co. For sale by W. II. Morrison.
This is volume of delightful, hum or-
ous stories by a new writer, who has met
with great favor as a contributor tn the
Century Mdga:ine. 1t is full OF humlr11s
sayings and sketches of Massachusetts
fishermen and country folk along shore aud
In the back "deestricks.n
National Republican., 1888-01-02

TALKS TO YOUNG MEN. By RoBr. Col
llLR, Minister OF the Church of the Messiah
New York. Boston: Lee K Shepard.
National Republican., 1888-01-02

and ON THE WING. CastefS BrothNsS
LOndon. New York: T., Il j. b. Young N
Co, For sale by William Ballantyne Il Son.
Price, so cents each.
These two little books are from the PEN
Gil illustrated series aud are very popular
at this season,
National Republican., 1888-01-02

The subjects OF these talks are carefully
selected, and as originally delivered were
received with great favor aud were listened
to by many thousand persons.
National Republican., 1888-01-02

FRANK FOWLER, THE CASH BOY. BY
HoRATIo ALGER, jR. No. Of the Boys
by 4. L. Burt, New York. For sale by wm.
Ballantyne Il Son.
Frank Fowler" is the story OF country
oreu DoJ VII comes to the city and achieves
success, after many gGIcuItIas by b,i,c,
honest, upright, and true.S " 0'"s
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Mutb bat, nit benieIben gu re6nen".
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@rfola aebrauten merben. Seine Wtutter
bat ibre Bflidt 9etban, tpeun le nidt
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paucte. 8eriudt es 2ue-0 Babies Yiltcr
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Jolgenoe Beiipiele bienen ots Bepeis
unieret beiipislOs nie6risea preiie:
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(En-gros preis $1.50).
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IS @ts. bas paar (Wertb 81.
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dbali6er Wsiie, tuenn aud ni9t nit 10
f6arf iGneibigeu Wnrten Ipri6t fi@ elm
GROCER Sbeil Ger teraniihen YreHe iiber
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ft6 aus ihr eine gang erg6bli6e 8la=
menleie bon 9omplimenten fir bic
Serrea 4bseorbneteu unb bsipnoers fir
BEN nrbeber beg @sFebpori9lages sus
Iammenfe0eI. Wir polen uHs aber
bamit begniigen bier nod bas l1rtbeil
mitsutbeileu. Del9es bic upalbe Stems
in lbrer leBten Summer giebt. v3ous
freis &obwole, wel6e Dem Wollprobus
5enteu ben 59ub ent5tebt,-lautet bas.
felbe bafir S6ub fir ben Gas
brifanteu, 10 i@eint es mad ben NeuBe-
rungen Der 3eitungen, .woflen Dem
8elfe Don Seras nidt %aaiagea; bic
Wias'i6e 8iQ bat nur eluen eiuBiaen
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au9emeinfte UtiBbiaigung auf f@ ges
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Srobbem erfIdrt Ser Wbgeoronete
5apers, 6aB ct nit ieinen i~ibrtgen tsras
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orbneH. 8ie1ei1t fennt er aber aud
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