Daily Republican., 1884-05-21
FOURTH EDITION,
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The German.American school viii
Ipic-nic at Rosendale park tomorrow.
| G. +. Tazwell, southeast corner O
Fourth and Jefferson streets, advertisel
painting, granting, etc.
| VIM. M. Mckenzie advertises cloth
ing at low prices, at 2 East Seventh
Istreet.
The annual meeting of the Working
lmen's Loan Association will be held TO-
morrow evening.
The Third Ward Republicans will
hold q meeting In the room Of the City
Executive Committee tomorrow after.
moon.
George w. jackson, the bill poster,
found two lost boys yesterday ,and after
caring for them for some time they
were reclaimed by their parents.
Ex-Chief of Police Hawkins now has
charge of gang Of Italians, who are
now grading the new B. Il p. Railroad
on Gilpin avenue.
The Bayard Legion will meet this
evening In their rooms. A full attend.
ance is requested, as business Of import
ance Will be transacted.
A handsome car for the use Of the
directors of the Fittsburg, Cleveland
and Toledo Railroad was shipped to
Pittsburg yesterday by the jackson 4
Sharp Company.
| The closing exercises and entertain.
ment of the Band Of Hope, which has
been In session during the past winter,
will be held in Scott NJ. L. church to-
morrow evening at o'clock.
The new steamer City of Kingston,
built for the Cornell Steamboat Com
pany, by the Harlan Il Hollingsworth
Company, will probably clear for New
York 10 morrow.
The Warren club have added to their
Gymnasium a machine for developing
the muscles of the legs, and number Of
other articles. The club is in good con-
dition.
A horse belonging to r. S. Smith, the
carter, became nired in a ditch over
Market street bridge on Monday, while
turned out on pasture, and was with
difficulty pulled out.
Another Volks.fest will be given this
summer under the direction of the
German American School Board. The
time for holding the same has not yet
been fixed.
st Joseph's Catholic church, at Hoe |
kessin, was dedicated on Sunday morn
ing by Bishop Becker. A large con-
gregation was in attendance and the |
exercises we're very interesting.
William Finn, who resides at No |
III West Fourth street, and works for |
the Pusey 4 Jones Company, was
taken suddenly i'll yesterday, caused
BY imbibing too freely Of Ice water.
Mrs. Clark, mother ofex. Sheriff P. Il.
Clark, died Oh Monday morning, at her
late residence, after an illness of several
weeks. Deceased was an old lady, and |
highly esteemed in the community |
where she resided
Jacob Astor, of New York, who is
having fine yacht built by the Har-
Ian 4 Hollingsworth Com pany, arrived |
in this city on the limited express this
afternoon, for the purpose Of viewing
the staunch craft.
A ten-year-old boy had a narrow es.
cape from drowning on Monday even
ing at Shipley street wharf. While sit.
ting on the W harf he fell overheard and |
was rescued with difficulty by Samuel
Riley, who jumped after him.
At the entertainment to be given BY |
the knights of the Golden Eagle, at
the Opera House, on Tuesday evening
next, the Trinity choir, under the lead
ership Of c. b. Rhoads, will furnish
the vocal music.
Bishop Becker will preach at Elkton |
next Sunday morRiug and evening |
Confirmation will be administered BY |
him on Pentecost Sunday, June LIST, to |
a class of about one hundred persons at |
st. Peters Pro.Cathedral, and on Trinity |
Sunday, June Sth, 10 % class of the |
same number AT ST. Pauls church.
The brig Senorita, Captain Wilbauk,
sailed on Monday from Thompson's
Point, n. j., with cargo of about fifty
tons of atlas powder, or dynamite, to be |
used in blasting in the construction oil
the Panama canal. The undertaking g is |
considered very risky one, but the
captain fears no danger.
On Saturday night last a valuable
horse and buggy were stolen from the
stable yards of the Lafayette hotel,
where they had been left by the owner,
a young man from West Chester. with
out the knowledge OF the bostler in
charge. a reward has been offered for
the return of the property.