Daily Republican., 1884-09-01
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The Kingswood chapel congregation
over Eleventh street bridge has erected
tent on the yard of their chanel in
which they hold protracted services.
DIR. John P. Fahey, who has been spen.
ding the summer at Cape May, has re.
turned. and will resume his practice nj
634 West Fourth Street.
Burglars attempted to enter the store
OF II. ID. Moore, at No. 107 Marke,
street, at an early hourj this morning
but we're frightened off before gaining
an entrance.
Joseph X. Adams, Simeon Hood
and John Witsil were elected mem,
beers Of the Republican Executive Com
mittee from the Sixth ward on Sat.
urday.
A horse belonging to Harry Rodney
fell down at Front and King streets
this morning, breaking the shaft Of the
wagon.
The yacht Dione, owned by Edmund
Harvey. having been heightened by the
Harlan & Hollingsworth Company, wa,
re-launched on Saturday.
During the squall on Saturday even.
Ing Captain Appleton's sailing yacht
with five men on board, capsixed of
the mouth Of the Brandywine. The
men all swan ashore.
Benjamin Nields, Esq, trustee, also
sold on Saturday. lot of land and
frame house on Pennsylvania avenue,
between Lincoln and DUPONT streets,
belonging to John Schofeld, deceased,
to s. U. Biggs for 2,1OO.
| MAC" Moore, q well-Bnown colore,i
man, met with an accidental fall on
French street near Second, on Satur.
day evening. breaking bone in one OF
his legs. He was taken TO the police
station.
| Guuners after reed and rail birds
complain OF their scarcity and attribute
the trouble TO the dePredations of the
English sparrows, who drive them from
the marshes.
| Jefferson Council, No. 10, o. U. A.
NJ, paid fraterual visit 10 Star Coun.
Gil, No. ss2l, of Salem, N. j., on Saturday
eveninR. They made short stree,
parade before starting
At the Court House on Saturday af.
ternoon. Austin Harrington, Esq, trus.
tee, sold lot OF land, 10 x 100 feet, Sit
mated at Brown and Oak streets, 10
James Bradford, for 81 900.
The Lighthouse Board gives notice
that hereafter liRhtship No 10 will take
| the place Of lightship No "a on fourteen
foot bank, Delaware bay, She will.
| show two fixed white lights, one at the
foremost head and the other on the
mainmast, about halt.mast high.
e. f. jackson, formerly connected
with several newspapers in this city,
but who for the past three years hfs
been travelling in the West, returned
home last week, and on Saturday night
he was seriously injured by being kick.
ed by horse in the sta BILE Of John Nc.
Caffrey, on East Fourth street. He was
badly bruised about the face and head.
| One of his feet and his knee were
| hurt, and he received internal in juries
but If he had not have had the pres
eDse Of mind TO hold.on to the tender he
would have been killed. He was
brought TO this city in the evening and
taken to his residence, No. APO Taylor
street, and at noon to-day felt some
what better, but is till confined TO his
bed.
| A letter was received to. day from Mr..
Willie, dated at Liverpool, August 10,
stating that he expected TO return IN
this city by the middle of October. His
father died in Norway about -four
months ago, and he Ia going there tor
the purpose of settling up the business
connected Herewith, rs well AZ for the
benefit of his health.
Besides, he accepted ali agency Of the
Woodbury. Mills Baltimore, and holds .
| letter of credit from VIM. h. HOOPER,
ST., President Of said Company.