Daily Republican., 1879-11-14
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Losalseess.
The sonmittss Of ~ hsvisg coaplstsd
thsiS addrsss and put Il bsl6es ths pab-
10 found themselves undsr 8 dsbs OF
1l1S. 70 msst) this an asssssmsnt was
nsds whom every generous man On the
committss promptly paid his ssssss.
msnt. One mspbsr would mot pay .
cent, and the committee think hs u not
the man for . trying emergency.
James NcIanan, whose death vas
noticed IL the RnPuBLacAH Of Tuesday
last, va buried ysstsrdsy from the o.
~ Hospital with Masonic honors. Rev.
Mr.. Ksigwiu ofRoiatsd d the hospital,
and the body was removed 10 Phiiadsl.
phia, whers IL was inferred in the Odd
Fellows Cemetery.
In mentioning the places that were
illuminated last Tuesday evening, on
the OCCASION Of the Bayard parade, We
omitted the Ans display made by Bar
ney Rosenblatt, the barber on seventh
street. Barney, though . 4resnbaoker,
10 In favor Of Bayard for President.
Workmsn are tearing down the fence
around the p. W. + B. Railway Com.
pany's car yard st the northeast corner
Of Walnut and Water streets, to-day.
The tracks in the yard will bs extend.
ed out to the curb, % - 10 furnish .
greater length ofsidings.
John Bscb's team started of rather
unoersmoniously with load Of apples
1t Front and Market streets last eve
ming, dumping one barrel Of the fruit in
ths street. A bystander stopped them
before any other damage was done.
A vocal and instrumental concert will
be given In the First Presbyterian
Church this evening, for the bsnsat Of
Mr.. Clarence Shank. Millard's bass In
g. will form feature Of the program.
1t Is expected that the ordinance for
sbslishing the City Hospital will come
up for . third reading in the City Coun-
ell this evening. The people arc watch
ing TO SEQ what will bs done with it.
Ar. VIM. Adams would confer a
great favor upon his friend BY contest
ing for the gun onoe more with DR..
Thomas Layton, over Eleventh street
bridge. Respectfully, W. C. GurHlIs.
Rev. William Newton Of Philsdelphis
will give his illustrated Bible reading
this evening st the Reformed Rpisoo-
pal church Of the Covenant, corner Of
Second and Washington streets.
The asgmsn Of the P. W. B. will
carry white flags hereafter instead Of
red TO warn pedestrians and othersof the
approach Of trains, and only use the
red to stop the trains.
VIM. A sithsns, engineer Of the
steamer, J. 4. Tygert, had tho end Of
the index finger Of his right hand
taken of on Friday evening, while
shutting of steam.
Samuel Dsmby and Michael Maronsy,
the former colored and the latter white.
were each fined fifty cents and cost st
police court this morning for drunken
ness.
Joseph L. Thatcher, Of this city, who
Is connected with the u. 8. Navy, has
been ordered to report for duty. on
hoard the Constitution" at Norfolk,
| Va.
John W. c. Webb, Of Milford, has
raised sugar beet which weighs ID
ponnds, beating the one Of our friend
Graham Of the Ninth Ward, = pound.
Postmaster Pyle informs us that the
northern mails close now at ll.35 am,
southern at 1925 p. m. and tbs Dela-
ware mail for delivery At l2.45 p. m.
Mrs. Anna Publ, 2l5 West Seventh
street, has converted the front Of her
house into very handsome store,
which she intends to occupy herself.
Rev. VIM. Gallagher, Of Muscatine.
Iowa, formerly . resident Of this city,
is attending the semi.csntsnnial ami
versary Of st. Andrews church.
=. Great complaint is being made about
the condition Of the sidewalk leading To
the Children's Home on the east side of
Adams street above Eighth.
Davidson & Bro., stone cutters Of this
city, shipped to-day . very handsome
cradle tomb stone to Cory, Pa, . dis
tancs Of over 200 miles.
The steamship British Crown" Of
the American line, which was ashore on
the jersey coast above Psnnsgrove, has
at last been foatsd of.
A gentleman, who has returned from
short cunning excursion In Mary
land. says game is plentiful on the
Eastern shore.
Rsokuk Tribe, Red Men, celebrate
their anniversary this evening as an
nouncsd, at their wigwam, Sixth and
Shipley streets.
Col. J. M. ,McCarter and Rev. B. +.
Jackson, are in Smyrna collecting ma.
tsrial for the history and biography Of
Delawarians.
"Nothing but leaves" Is the refrain
the broom brigade warble as they in
dustriously scrape around the City Hall
yard.
The Pine Knot Assembly will give
their fourth annual ball at Webster's
Dancing Academy tomorrow evening.
Stockley 4 Little who occupy the
basement Of the REPUBLICAN, Office, have
received 225 brls OF apples from Ohio.
Mr.. Toft rested very poorly last night,
and, as the physicians are keeping his
wounds running, this Is not surprlsing.
There are more invalids in the aims
house at the present time than at any
previous period for years back.
Cathariue Collina has tak.p mt lat