Daily Republican., 1876-06-22

The Loans.-Atthe regular montbly
meeting ofthe. Mutual Loan Association,
$1,000, 9Th series sold at rs per cent.
The balance was applied to the payment
of matured stock, first .sarleA. Two
amendments 10 the bylaws we're also
adopted, one chaDgingthe time To- annual
meeting from the second to the third
Tuesday ia February, and the other
reducing dnes from ten to one per cent.
per share.
The Brardywine Loan, sold $1100 a.
par and paid SllSto Withdrawing share
holders. '#5
Disturbances G Considerable dlstur-
bance was caused on Wednesday even
Ing BY some eighteen small children get
ti1g hold Of an old dearborn and pulling
1t up and down French street, between
Second and Third. Two Of the children
were thrown out Of II, but escaped injury.
Finally Messrs. Heal and Josephs inter
fered and put q stop to the sport, and thus
prevented further accident. Boys ffs.
quently engage in base ball playing an.
I'll II has become nuisance. The police
should put stop to these practices. NJ
Renovated. Mr.. William O'Conner,
at No, Q West Third street has had his
store very nicely and iastefully fitted up
allowing him more room to show his
goods to his hosts of customers. 1t has
made decided improvement in the ap-
pearance Of bis establishment, and gives
1t tidy appearance. Mr.. U'C. Is 4 good
practical tailor. and always guarantees a
perfect fit. Give him call, and exam
inc his fall lines Of cloths, &c. I
Ice Cream. 20. Kyle is selling Ice
cream, wholesale and retail, at his stand
at the corner Of Second and Market
Streets and also at his store, corner OF
Sixth and Orange Streets. Charley un-
derstands the business thoroughly and
bis customers never have cause to corn
plain. Pic-nics, excursions and private
parties are promptly supplied. He also
sells nuts, fruits, confeclions, &c. Give
him a call.
Singuldr.-It 10 reported that William
Il. Pierce, has entered plea of usury
against the claim Of one of the Loan As
sociatiors Of this city, which claims the
regular fine of ten per cent. for failure 10
pay instalments as they come due. The
amount is certainly very extortionate,
and 1t is to be hoped that all the Associa-
tions will seq the expediency and justice
of changing their by-lawsin this respect.
Quick Work The smyrna Times
publishes the following: "Marriage, jD
this town, If not very numerous, are
sometimes rather animated. We record
one this week. The groom was a wid-
over Of only seven weeks standing, a, d
the bride, who went to keep house for
him, maintained that relation only fo,f
days before the nuptials." J" =
Ne,cark The exercises at lie New
ark College, on Wednesday. evening,
were instructive, u and interestipes TEe
essays were short and to the pOint. The
room was so densely crowded that
great number could not procure admit
lance, and stood on the outside, listening
to the words that could be be beard now
and then.
Base Ball.-The Quickstep, J,., defeat
ed the Central Base Ball club, on We'd
nesday afternoon, oD the Professionals
ground, by a score of 81 to II.
The Quickslep Amateurs left for
Philadelphia in the 1917 train, noon,
where they will play the Archers this
afternoon.
PERSONAL---VERY. j. Ford, ofthis city,
is now working at Coach painting in
Detroit, Michigan. ai
Mr.. Wilmer Worth, of the firm Of Kent
Il Co., is now ruslicstlng among the hills
Of Chester county, where be expects to,
spend his summer vacation. # n
Berries The following Is the berry
shipments since our last report: j
Philadelphia, 10 cars.
Jersey City, A."
Total, "A Y
Good TS,ne.-The steamboat Coluui-
bia after re-adjustment of her buckets,
ran from the mouth of the Chrisiiana 10
the point opposite the Navy Yard, in
one hour and ~ minutes. There are
few boats that can beat her.
No,o, in these days of panic, 1t is es.
essential that a good meal should be
procured at low price. This want is I
now supplied by Joseph Fuilmer, No.
j06 Market street.
Hubbell's prepared wheat, is an excel
ent food for delicate children. Hartman,
Druggist, 9th and Poplar, sells 1t.
A terrific bail storm passed over the