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Daily Republican., 1889-11-01
A Short Session.

The City Council held very short
session last evening. All the members
were present.
As the committees were called each
chairman reported bill or two aud
passed all other business.
When the Fire Committee was called
Mr.. Baugh reported in favor OF purchas
ing Gamewell repeater ut cost OF
about u, 800, so that the city fire alarm
system can be divided into six circuits,
as recommended ny the Superintendent
of the tire alarm telegraph. The report
was adopted and the committee Instructed
to advertise for bids Tor furnishing the
same.
When the Police Committee was called
all eyes were directed to Mr.. Sawdon,
thinking that perhaps he might have a
report ready In Chief Swiggetts case,
and his and other chiefs methods oil
feeding prisoners, but no report came. A
member whispered that the COMMITTEES
hadn't the whitewash mixed up enough
yet to make 1t stick.
CITY Treasurer X. X. Griffith reported
the balance In bank to current expenses
to be Sl5s, 99Ol2; park fund, $4,000. o.
received of Tax Collector Martin J
Mesley, $40.
The mis- ellaneous payroll. amounting
TO Sl,922.l7, and the police pay -rol
amounting to t3.S7s.S5, were approve,
and ordered paid.
Mr.. Baugh offered the following reso
luton, which was adopted;
"Resolved, That the chief engineer o
the Fire Department be Instructed +
compel the owners to placs fire escape
on the building at Tenth and Markt
streets known as the Hardness Building.
The clerk OF Council was iustructe
to notify the chief engineer Of Council
action.
Bills were passed as follows: J h
Mcbride, STA 50; K. L. Crumllsl
S2t6. 81; Patrick Dugan, $99.75; John 4
johnson, 1923. 16; Joseph David, al
z. James Eelt, si.50; Martin johnson
$3.50.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-01
.pALrIMonE a OHIO Rat,n.
~ schedulo in effect MaSo 4,
TRAINS LEAVE DEL. Avr uY y II,
EAST BouNn 'hPUE,

.RAIriMoREa ONO aArlno,.
TRAINS LEAVE DEL. Avn haI lllfs
express trainA
a.ni.. az w, - IS, - 0s. - t,''ou,T oSDs
New fonx, sundnys, III T. IA.
sliU5. - ~. % ", % VI .. m. - = W a, m
PniLApkLPHtA,w week dnv,.
go 761 $3.50 sW, sl0 Nj H,tN
slsoS, % .sSs 800. il9 '59 a, q,
g ~, % sao. 900; .. N. 90. slIl
AZ iIia l., y. 'snndays,'2i37Oicia,,,
'eos, b2j. Glo. 20 ", s8s 'ls1 ~ ,v' i!il
CHESTER. week dnyas2is. .!1a ,-.
,n9 100 . ". 10 ~ W!Gn ,n 'M9l
100 q ss zoo. $40. s50s. ~ III ~, "a ..B
100. -. ~ 80 y. M. Wv ~
70 , .l .sundays.. ~. .1m e,a-,,. Az
soos, Is. Olo. 500. SIS, .05I y S% ~
ATLANTIC Cry. ". j., weed d..
pun- m, Loo, tl2.GS on Sutrid4g M
~ ! S 800, BUS .. IN. Sundays. agi sa.'yi
WEST BOUND.
bALTiMoRE AND WAsluNoro,, ,,..
,,h. IN, 2i5, 'Iig, so :, ""N
sn,Ss ~ wa M '2Osp. II. daily txs.N.ii
iitts6urs, ss.,Gn. m; $50, I'M ,,
GmloAoo 'StS n m.. $50 :. % n, 9 t,,..
Cincinnati and st. Lout, 49,.
and 81 70 u. ~; both daitv.' - q, ID
SisoERLr AcooaMoDAriox "a,
and II 10 n. IN. daily. ~ ~.
LAHDkN Bkilu AGONY pn,1tr,
days. G.iO,i ii i5n.nl.,2 40 nnh ) t,,, wee
days, o ~ u. M. Ia and . 10 n, a., ''' Sil
TnAiNa L.avE MAnKrT slt,rr
For Philadelphia nnd why 49, N,'f,
week uayG b5n. q 50. y 10. ll.a1 ., "'',4'
sss,S oop M SUNDAYS. O o. a. In,; y 4, 4; I, 4
FOR Baltimore, week dnvssq,,.. ~
u 81 q. IN, " ~ J.. Ia. sunJI,,. W.
a. m; sand % 10 u. ~. '''"lf VI
FOR nnuenbciR ana wny stnflo,,..,,.
1ays, ~; ~, II 10 a, m; 2aj 8 81 " ~ -
sunuays - a N; ~, $50 u. IN. a. 10
daily except sunday. "' ~" W-
Chicago % 80 u. M, daily. cScc,t s..
day; Is 90 y. M, daily. ~
Pittsburg, $3.50 am, daily, cAccp. .,,
day: $50 y. m, daily ''
i.kAvK PnIlADkIPHTA ron WttuIN1roy
Daily, - 10. ~ 10, 1000, al l1I. m iil
noon, = o., io,9Oo, y 10, $50. % o., %. III,
elO 10 10, II 80 y. M. ~
Daily, except sunday. hlOunl Is .
$40 a. m.
a. M. ~ ~ and 90 y. IN.
SUNDAYS, $50. y 05 u. M, y .sn.r.
Telephone No. Ias.
~ Hates to western points loW,rr,,
amy other litio.
C.O.SCU LII, j. ODTII
Genl Pass. Agt. GEM Manage,
Daily Republican., 1889-11-01

IT SEEMS that the pension office
needs Kidding out, as there are sew
eral employees who took advantage of
Commissioner Tanners zeal and SYM
pathy in behalf of the veterans and
had their own pensions re-rated. All
these men should be obliged to walk
The plank, and the quicker it is done
the better II will be for the old soldiers
and also the pension department
There are hundreds of old soldiers
scattered all over the dountry that do
not hold and never expect to hold q
position under the Government who
are in needy circumst ances, and these
are the men TO whom pensions should
he given. The infuen nee possessed by
the men who are holding good posi-
tons in Washington have kept these
deserving ones ia the rear, and ii
seems about time that their claims
were acted upon to the exclusion Of
others drawing from SIS to $50 8
month salary from the Government
There are thousands OF old soldier
who are in need of assistance from tn,
country that they risked their lives Il
save, and they are the ones tina
should be looked after.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-01

THE Democrats in Virginia are be
coming desperate, and will probably
resort 10 violence in their efforts 10
prevent defeat. 1t has been ascer-
tanned that the Democratic clubs of
Richmond have made details OF fifty
armed men for each of tile colored pre-.
cincts, for election day and that In
one ward 500 qualified Republican
voters have been marked for challenge,
with view of retarding the election
II this is attempted tn ere is no doubt
but there will be bloodshed. The
Democratic election beard went
through farce last Saturday, known
as purging the registration lists, which
has resulted in one of the most infam
Gus election frauds ever perpetrated
anywhere. By this process the names
of twenty thousand qualitied Republi-
can voters have been stricken from
the rolls, and unless the courts inter
fero these men will be deprived O
their right TO vote. There is not {
single Democratic name takea from
the list, although there are Democrat,
whose names are on the registration
That have since died or left the State
As they are retained, it is no doubt fo
the purpose OF having them used By
repeaters, with which Richmond an(
Petersburg will be filed.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-01
G. WORRIED,
Fifth and ShipIey SITS
Tapestry Brussels
CARPETS.

We represent all the
leading makes and retail
them at a small advance on
the manufacturers cost
compare our cash prices
with those asked by credit
houses, and see if you can
afford to pay the difference.
Everyone knows a Rox-
bury carpet or a 10-wire
Smith, or a Stinson, Our
price for these goods is S5c
per yard, $50 made, laid and
lined. We have 9th c r
makes at the same price.
II you want a cheaper car
pet we give you the grade
that you can scarcely tell
from Roxbury for S5 c
made, laid and lined. An
other good lined from 50 to
zoe and Toe on the floor.
We do not advertise gilt
tering generali,i.s blu I
give makes and prices. Can
show you almost every new
pattern made. AS far as
possible kindly bring sizes
OF rooms with you.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-01
Capital, 100000.

THIS company Is legal depository for
moneys paid into court aud 10 authorized 10
act rs executor, naturalization, guardian, as
dgnee, receiver aud trustee under apDoint-
ment by the court and individuals. 10 be sole
surety iOr administrators, executors, guar
olAns anu trustere; Treasurer for religious
and benevolent Institutions; registrar for
stocks and bonds Of other corporatlonsi 10
purchase and sell real estate, bonds, mort
cages aud other securities. 10 act as agent or
attorney for the collection OF incomes man.
agenent OF cstAtes and trusts vi ever de-
Interest allowed on deposits.
Executor, administrators OF trus tees OF es-
tates and ladies uuAccuatomcd to the trans
aeucn Of busineas will nnd this eOmpanyA
convenient depository for money.
Ofhcersi Wliiain Bush, president, Preston
Lea, vice presidet; Willard salisbury Jr.,
Samuel kan saGGS."j j. T TrassSn u sTsf
liam Bush, willard sauisbury, DR., u. ii.
Garter. DIR. JAInes A. Draper, Edward
bIinghgTsl. Jr;, GSsorgs ". bush, CHRIS.
DUPONT, Thomas jackson, william I. Pot
ter. Joseph swllh William e.. rennypaeE-
err II. Smith brennaut A. i. Robinson,
Georgetown Del. Georgcy. Massey. Dover
Del; IL. A. Richardson, Dsyer. nel.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-01

WIN you heed the warningi The Sig
nal perhaps Of the sure approach OF that
more terrible disease, Consumption. Ask
yourselves II you can afford for the sake OF
saving so cents, to run the risk and do
nothing for 1t. We know from expert
ence that Shiloh's Cure will Cure your
Cough. 1t never fails. This explains
why more than Million Bottles were
sold the past year. 1t relieves Group and
Whooping Cough at once. Mothers do
not be without 1t. For Lame Back, Side
or Chest, use Shiloh's Porous Plaster. n
B. Danforth, Wholesale and retail agent
Second and Market streets, Wilminston
Daily Republican., 1889-11-01

THE benefit of protection is shown
by the fact that the Thomas Iron Com
pany have signed q contract to send
one thousand tons of pig iron to Liver
pool. Before the Republican party
placed protective tariff on pig iron,
much Of that which was used in this
sountry was imported from Great
Britain, but now, owing to this protec-
ton, we are enabled TO manufacture
iron and send 1t ABROAD at a profit, be-
sides furnishing employment to thous-
Ands OF men in this country. If 1t was
not for the tariff plnced on imported
goods by the Republican party we
would to-day be dependent on Europe
for the iron used in this country, the
same as we now are for tin plates. II
is not only in pig iron that the bene'
fetal effects OF the tariff Is seen, bu,
also in steel rails, and many other ar.
ticles. These Advantages TO the nation
and especially to the working men,
are so apparent, that II seems wonder
any one can be found who will have
the temerity 10 advocate tree trade.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-01

READING, Pa, Nov. ALI the en-
ployes In the Roadway Department Of
the Reading Railroad will be worked but
nine instead OF ten hours per day after
Nogem er lat. This order takes In the
entire Philadelphia and Reading system.
This reduction is usually made at this
season of the year, and q corresponding
reduction In pay follows.
The switcLmen's strike at Memphis,
Tennessee, was declared "oh" yesterday,
and such Of the men as the company may
reinstato will resume work to-day.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-01
IT SHOULD be distinctly understood
that the Grand Army, as On organiza-

IT SHOULD be distinctly understood
that the Grand Army, as an organiza-
ton. has nothing whatever to do with
the meeting which is TO be held in the
Institute Hall tomorrow evening to
protest against the action of the tax
collectors. The Grand Ar ny is not a
political or sectarian organization, and
no man who applies for membership
is questioned concerning his politics or
creed. All that is needed Is an honor.
able discharge from the army or navy,
and the man who holds that can and
will be admitted to this great frster-
nifty, II he does not own q dollar,
while on the other hand II does not
matter how much man u worth, he
cannot buy his way into this order
with II. We are aware that those
who have signed the resolution calling
for meeting are members OF the G.
A. r, but we want 1t understood that
they have signed this call as indi-
viduais, and not as members OF this
organization.
We have every sympathy with this
movement, and hope the meeting will
be success. II Is about time that
Democrats as well as Republicans en-
tered their protest against the methods
that are being pursued BY the tax col
lectors, and thousands OF citizens are
waiting to see If TIE HOE. Charles b.
Lore, l.. @. Vandegrift, ESQ.,, and
other leading Democrats will have the
manhood to appear at that meeting
and raise their voices against the iniqui
ties OF the tax collectors. These gen.
tlemen have no hesitation whatever in
denouncing the DISTINGUISHING methods
pursued by the tax collectors in private
conversation, but il rema us to be seen
il they will dare do 30 in public We
do hope that each OF the gentlemen
who have been invited 10 speak will
be present, and that they will not have
the slightest hesitation in expressing
their honest convictions on this mo
meLt)us question,
Daily Republican., 1889-11-01

TAX Collector Dou9herty has made
smother promise, and now agrees to
be at the Office every morning for the
purpose OF receiving taxes. He says
that he cannot bd there during the
afternoons, as it ID necessary for him
to go out and COLLECT property taxes.
This is all right enough and satisfac-
tory, as far as it goes, provided Mr.
Dougherty will l,eep his promise,
About one week ago he promised to
be at the Office three days each week,
and set last Saturday as the first, under
this arrangement, but scores OF men,
who lost time from their work, know
TO their sorrow that he did not show
himself on Saturday afternoon. Then
he promised to be al the Office or
Daily Republican., 1889-11-01

sTRouDsBURa. Oct. 3l.-Two sons Of
Mr.. Cotlrell, OF New York. who bought a
farm above Biiscoe's Half way-House,
on the Milford road leading to Milford,
Pike County, went out riding to-day.
Their horse became frightened and un-
manageable. 1t ran off bridge, throw
ing both occupants out of the carriage
and killing them. The horse was also
killed,
Daily Republican., 1889-11-01

Monday. but did not put In an appear
anee all day. In view OF these viola
tons of his word the people will
naturally be somewhat 10th to accept
this new promise as gospel truth,
until Mr.. Dougherty proves his ain
certify by being at the office at the
time that he himself has set.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-01
ROOF PAINT.
MApErRoM PURE OXIDE OF 1Ro>

We have successfully sold
this pa int for the past six years,
and proven all that we claim
for it, that it will stop leaks, pre-
serve the tin, resist atmospheric
decay, covers more square feet
of surface tor less money and
wears better than any So
CALLED Metallic Paints in
the market.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-01

The Econmy Sign Company, having
their place of business at =. W. corner OF
Fifth an King streets, make speciality
OF painting oil cloth signs, and show
cards, plain and ornamental painting
In all It's branches, cheapest and best in
the city. The company Is composed Of
two young and well known Wilmington
iaus, John Garrett aud Edward Reynolds.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-01

especially when your health may be at
stake. If any one offers you johann
Hoa Malt Extract and 1t does not have
"Jousnn Bon's" signature on the neck
of tho bottle, do not take 1t under any
cireumstanees.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-01
PUBLIC SALES
pUBLlc SALE.
OF REAL ESTATE
win be sold ut public sale ON the prem
Is es. ON
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1850.
at As o'clock, y. M, sharp,
. DWELLING HOUSES AND STORE
AND DWELLING,

AM Wv EILANN.
No. /. Two-story brick store and
dwelling, northwest corner Chestnut
and Van Buren, streets, with rooms in
Guiding large store room, hot and cold
water, withuso in common OF n two feet
inches wide alley. Lot l6AU2 feet d in
ches.
No. 2. Three-story brick house, No. III
West Fourth street, with rooins and
kitchen. Lot l0xll7 feet inches.
No. 3. Three-story brick house, No.
Tl9 West Fourth street, with o rooms
and kitchen. Lot lnNll7 feet inches
No. l Is On old established business
stand where the grocery business has
been conducted with success for a num-
Der OF years. Tine netghborhoud is
thickly populated and II large number
OF houses in course OF erection in the
vicinity which will make this properly
u very desirable business Investment.
Nos. 2and $ are comfortable dwelling
houses and well worthy the attention Of
persons wishinga sale Investment in II
good location.
beginning with No. at 4. Is o'clock, p.
m. and Nos = aud } immediately nfter,
about 5l5 o'clock. Attendance will be
given and terms made known on day Of
sale by THOMAS X. LALLY,
Agent to effect sale,
500 Market street.
l.. w. stidham 4 Son,
lO3O-3t Auctionccrs
Daily Republican., 1889-11-01

PHILADELPHIA. Friday. November l. 1850.
In some grades OF Ladies'
Dress Cloths there are Miy-
~ colcrs ; in none less than
twenty. As delicate shades
as wool ever takes. No
wonder these stuffs are wan
ted SO much for street wear.
75c, ST., SIPS, and $3.50.
Southeast OF centre.
You shall haze at 25e an
aW-Wooi Flannel that ne hear
of all around at go. OF
course there's a reason-some
Of the colors a shade off.
Two the choicest m a k e 8.
Give the names, and the lit.
tie wagon-Ioad very likely
wouldn't last till noon.
Northeast Of centre.
Here are six styles Cape
Overcoats for 4 to 10 year
Bcys. Newest colors, a n d
deep, generous capes OF the
latest fashion. Tile price
81 rs. No matter why; We
never heard of such quality
before for SO little.
Another oyercoat batch,
for boys of 8 to IA years,
$775.
The young m ms C a e
overcoats made for us in
Lond N are here for the
first day. $40, % s0,and
$2s.
Thirteenth and Market streets.
Don't strain your eyes.
The Spectacles or Eye G as
ses to make read ng a n d
sharp looking easy cost but
ittle-S1 to SO. 50 in steel,
"a. 50 to $3.50 In gold. Ex-
animation flee.
Near Juniper street entrance.
The Wanamaker Sweep
er. Such a picker up OF
dus. as we do not know the
match Of Those WHO ought
to know said it WIS the best
sweeper when we named 1t.
Stayed best ever since, Ii
an improvement In Sweep
ers comes out. you're almost
sure to see it first on the
Wanamaker. 1t spares the
furniture, saves the carpet,
and lightens the work. So.
Basement, north Of centre.
Some fine 1O-inch Ham.
burg Embroidery in neal
patterns goes to 25c, There
isn't a spark Of reason why
every yard of 1t shouldn't
bring 80 to 40c. We prick
he price to set things jump
ing there.
Southwest OF centre.
Odd pieces Black Drapery
Net 90 to about one half
: Some a little shopworn.
Oriental Net, white a n {
ecru, 81 from SI.5o; Orienta
Flouncings, white and ecru
! Soc from $I.I0. Both worl
up very prettily into t h
Lamp Shades and Peek a
boo Curtains that so man,
{ ladies are wanting.
: Very fine 10 inch imlta
!, ton Point Lace that las bee
. $I,35 goes to 75c.
:; Chestnut street side, east of Main Aisl
:;
Daily Republican., 1889-11-01

Otey Vernon g. Soma will have on
their stalls, Z and IN the Eighth sic ct
market, every msrket day, a fine lot OF
fresh PORK, sausage, scrappls, lard, spring
lamb, &c.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-01
The financial report was as follows:

DtpHIy UTAHu EAGHtM Ell n. " OlIB
and the Great Chief of Records also pre-
secuted their reports, after which officers
were elected IA follows:
Great Sachem, L. G. VandeRrift, Jr.;
Great 8 nior Sycamore, w. j. McCabe;
Great Junior Sycamore, D. G. Roe
Great Prophet, Joseph Pyle; Great
Keeper OF Wampum, w. IL. Taylor;
Great Chief of Records. T. Ii. II. Mes
singer, DR.; representative to the Great
Council OF the United States, w. A.
MO0re
Daily Republican., 1889-11-01

20 head of kentucky and Southern
Ohio, Horses, consisting of drivers,
saddlers. heavy workers and general
purpose horses. Jhs VIII be u good lot
of stock, selected Nith care and direct
from the West.
. and 4 months credit.
a. II. TYSON,
stidham & Son. Aucts. Telephone No.
lO5. 1880
Daily Republican., 1889-11-01

Leave rhlladeipbia, Broad Street. fos Wy
m 70 n {slpr,Y;ssl 80. 'O' s3 81. s'
az ~, 5 s's 81. 80. ga 90
sb7. II 81, Ii %, nSJp. N.
Accommodation, Gas 70 -, q. M
lia3 y. IN,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-10
LII TILE PIAYHOTSES.

Tho amusing comedy Lord Chumley,' written FOR
F. H. Sothern by De Mile and Belasco, Will be played
bv Mr. Sothern and his company I'm the Park Theatre
on the evenings and Wednesday and saturday atter-
moons of this week. The play viii be presented WIN
the scenery and appointments recently used al the
Iyceum Theatre I'm New-York The play Is popular
one with Brooklyn people, and larg" theatre party
will be present on Tuesday night. NeXt Week Miss
Cora Tanner viii be seen in Fascination"
Bluebeari. r.. Fatima and the FAIRY" VIII ne
seen at the Amphlon Academy to morrow evening
and the rest of the week. The piece is an extrav-
agenza by Clay NJ Greene, and is one OF an elaborate
oharactor Fred J. Eustis Richard Maldern and John
Draham COMPOSED and arranged the music, ana the
sncnery Is by william Yoegtlen. Ernest Albert and
Henry NJ IIoyt Richard Barker put the production
nn the stage and the ballets were arranged Dy
Wamert BIhcyran. Among the features OF the piece
are The Chlldren's Heroes" The Oh woman VINO
ived I'm n Shoe" with her children, and The Little
fo,dS Fauntleroy, There are over 200 persons
ENGAGED in the present alton This n1mbr includes
fortr children and a ballet OF sixty; Tho cast Is
counosod Of people well known In burlesque. Roland
Rred Will appear next week In ID. d. Lloyds " Inc
Woman Iater. - ,o,,,u ,.aor,,, .,
vusic mis- week Will be Adam Forepaugh, )rs, all,
feaurc. show OF canine acrObas, equine gymasts ana
elSnhant clowns. A pony will walk the tight rope,
bobv elephants box, dogs turn somesaults donkeys
n1S broncbo ponies display varied accomplishments
and dancing and other entertaining displays OF the
results of animal training are TO be shown.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-10
TOPICS OF CURRENT TALK

Harlem Council No. 2O4, Royal Sons Of Templars
held package party in the lodge rooms In the Horton
Building on last SATURDAY evening. After an enter
tanning musical entertainment the packages were auc
toned OFF, the proceeds being for the peheht Vi inc
lodge
The sixth annual ball of the Harlem Yacht Club
Will he held at the Central THIN Veren Hail. in East
sixty seventh-st, on December Il. The commodofeS
of nearly all the clubs represented IN the Now YORK
Yacht Racing Association have promised to be present
The Harlem Democratic Club will hold series Of
Sunday night entertainments in its club house IN East
One-hundred and twenty ffth-st during the winter.
The first one was held last sunday night when the
Rev Mr. King the evangelist was the speaker
Alexander Hamilton Post, No. 1s2. Grand Army
Of the Republic decided meeting held on Thursday
evening not TO take up the subject Of building
soldiers monument on Mount Morris at present
The Rutgers College Clee Club gave entertain
nent at the Young Mems Christian Association Hall
AT No 3 West one hundred-and-twenty Grhst., on
Thursday evening. 1t was the third entertainment
in the course and thoroughly enjoyed by large
audience.
The Rev. Dr. j. E. Price, the new pastor of the st.
James Methodist Episcopal Church at Madison-ave.
and one hundred and will occupy the
pulpit for the fist time this morning.
General o. o. Howard, of the United states Army,
Will address a meeting at the Young Mems Christian
Association Rooms in West One-hundred- and-twenty-
ffth-st., this afternoon, at O'Clock. male chorus
under the direction of Frederick sell will sing
several selections.
A concert for the benefit Of the Harlem Eye, Ear
and Throat InfImary will be given al the Mount Morris
Baptist Church, al Fifth ave. and one hundred and
twenty xth-st., Thursday evening, November 81.
number Of good musicians viii be present
musical and literary entertainment was held by
Red Cross Encampment No. Ga, Knights Of st. John
and Malta at Sylvan Itall, on Thursday evening.
The Rev. Merritt Iurlbuid. formerly DaStOr of
Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church and now In prom
inent Philadelphia church. Will lecture at the MelOdsi
Episcopal Church of the saviour in Northumberland
ninth St., tomorrow evening. The subject Will DO
Darby and Joan, or True Love Philter.'