Daily Republican., 1883-10-11
THIRD EDl1|ON
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Front street, between Walnut and
Poplar, is being repaired.
To-day Is the Jewish day of atone
ment and all the stores are closed.
Haverly's MINISTRIES will not appear
in this city until February.
A smoke stack now in course of con-
struction at the works of the Edgemoor
Iron Company will be $50 feet high.
A hop will be given at Rising Sun
on Saturday evenin, by the Brandy
wine String Band.
The schooner William A. Morrell is
undergoing repairs at Colonel Moore's
ship yard.
Work or the centre pier of the new
Market street bridge is rapidly pro-
crossing.
A school of telegraphy is about 10 be
started in this city, number Of pupils
have already registered,
NO. II school house at McDowellville
is being put in safe condition BY Peter
u. Fury, the undertaken.
The First Regiment Band will furnish
music for ball to be given by the
Sachsenbund, in German Hall, on No
vembrr u.
Mural Lodge, l. o. o. f., of Penns
grove, N. j., paid fraternal visit TO
Hope Lodge, of this city, last evening,
and were entertained in royal style.
The tug Anna j. Laughlin, recently
seized by Marshal McMullen, was re-
leased yesterday, security having been
entered in the sum OF $500
A new front and other improvements
are being made to the store of Nj. +.
Davis, the jeweler, No. East Second
street.
The surviving members Of the First
Delaware Battery are contemplating
forming an organization with view
to holding reunion every year.
j. 7. Schualmeyer, who works at the
old ferry rolling mill, had his ankle
sprained during "a scutfie yesterday.
DIR. Keables dressed the wound.
The co,ored dancing school under the
direction of the young mems social
club, will open this evening at the hal ,
No. IL French street.
P. Plunkett & Co. have just had two
handsome signs lettered in gilt script
by Gehler ~ Schultz, which will be
placed in the front windows OF their
new store, No. 1913 Market street.
The sale of unclaimed freight at the
p. w. & B. Railroad freight station in
this city will be sold at public sale at
10 o'clock on the morning OF October
18th.
1t is reported that G. 4 j. Pyle,
morocco manufacturers, contemplate
purchasing the Todd property. on the
Shellpot near Brandywine station, for a
new factory.
The grading on the new extension OF
the W. & y. Railroad fro,H the wharvcs
on the south side to the causeway Is
being pushed rapidly forward to com.
pletion.
The Chester News says Edward
Cassidy was arrested on Tuesday for
having i'm Ribbed too freely in bad rum.
After hearing he was committed to
the lookup in default of payment of
fine.
John McCaulley, a ten year old boy,
fell distance Ct ten feet last night at
Ninth and LON bard reefs and IN ured
Tin self severely. No homes we've bro
ken ann IT. Keabies rendered medical
assistance.
The Rev. F. Is. DuVa', pastoro Of the
First Pres byterian church, who has just
returned from trip to California, will
be rendered a reception this evening by
the members of the church.
James Trusty, colored, was before
Squire O'Neill this morning charged
with attempting to rob the house of
William Duncan, at Stanton, last night,
and was held in S4OO bail for his ap,
pearance at Court
The old Lobdell foundry, northeast
corner Second and Lomba ard streets,
which was recently purchased by John
Hare, Secretary Of the Joseph Teas
Company, is being razed and the
ground will be graded and new build
ings erected on the site in the spring