Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-17
PHILADELPHIA,
.xrkEASON OF BALLS
AND PARTIES.
s,,y Ipcident st the Old
'.,ond sna Prime streets
n,,s,nts About the Jew.
Rs(uge eos - EsInptiug
plsp,a,s"f goods Tho
FashiOn. etc,


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PHILADELPHIA, March 10th.
j., lown south Ninth street, be-
tsis tSsDiissbridge, my attention was call
', ,Se inscription on an old tomb.
IN Ronaldson's cemetery, which
u ~ %following inscription: Sacred
" ~euory Of Georgianna, daughter
,ws, and Penelope Ray, late of
."nslop @ Delaware, died April 4th,
This, perhaps, may interest
| darpsident of your city who may
mown the family.
f,Gty has just past through ono of
t.ot NJ Brilliant social seasons that
"a, known. More money has been
more gay parties and balls given
,rrr before, and now that spring
|sDsned and the stores have put on
ay and lively appearance, those
ms,ple seem TO have gone wild
.hat they shall wear, what they
.n4pl their money In, and indeed
|, hcome dangerous to take a walk
|, uy of our fashionable streets,
n have any money about you, for
mods displayed will be sure to
N out OF your pocket.
suphabls incident happened the
\ dsy. A lady, in haste, jumped
|da street car, opposite the Broad
Washington Avenue depot, and
Nj into the building to buy her tic
EWilmingiou, she was greatly dis
tptei when told that the cars star.
|tnu Broad and Market. so muc h
tU reading the papers.
!, had the pleasure of hearing the
Euoch Slubbs last Sabbath even
m, text was "Jesus Christ tasted
N for tverl man.
M have been holding revival SER
xi0 his chrrca Wharton street }
svqra VT, Ks pasl, and many have
,Waverlei The Reverend genvle-
lovks somewhat $ outer than when
Nd charge of Asbury church in
rcIiy.
tse is a good deal Of complaint
M the hard working poor people,
,NCant Of the way the Jewish refu-
have been toasted and petted.
: say that these people were no
! of than the mass of immigrants
linz on our shores: and as for per.
tCn, they were at no time persecu.
worse than the Irish in Ireland; but
say that the wealthy men of this
need not 90 out of Philadelphia, as
are thousands here who need help
ID as any Jewish refugee ever did.
IL seems to be a great deal OF truth
n this assertion AS any one can see,
ey choose to take q walk in any OF
anwded alleys and by sTroets.
lele is a fearful increase of thieving
sealing in this city. The much
ID police of Mayor King seem to be
eiter than those who have succeed
hem, in checking this grade of
" This is hardly to be xondered
aMyone standing at the intersec.
daImost any of our streets can
tive beer saloons to one of any
rkDd of business.
7 city treasurer has recently re-
d his office up to the public build
and thus one by one the city Off
gather in one building. After
lie it will be posaib = to do bust.
with anv city officer without going
4 this one building.
Is hard TO tell in one letter what is
TO be worn this summer. Mems
OnS for suits will vary but little
1t from last season; four and some.
five buttons will be the style for
way coats, instead of three as
Otore; pants will not be worn
IOoser tn IN last year broken
of light color will prevail, and
ance will be made for quite gaudy
white vests for dress suits will
a decided set back this season, as
have been discarded from the
,lable MAKE up OF bon ton gents.
keepers complain of dull business
'ay all kinds of trade, except
trn, will be dull until April. For
March is a betwixt and
en month.
ew Delaware bay shad have made
appearance in our markets, bat
9ommand high prices as yet.
Schuylklll water has b come a lit.
'"rer for the past two weeks 1t
zen the color Of ale.
MORE ANON,