Daily Republican., 1884-04-30
EDITION,

Dots.
The First and Third Ward Demo
Gratis will meet tonight.
A meeting of the Board Of Trade will
be held tomorrow evening at o'clock
The Sunday Critic will appear mex
Sunday under new management.
Feast your eyes on the new art deco
rations In Ball & Co.'S show window.
DR.. Read j. Mckay of this city lef
for New York yesterday, to be absen
several days.
DIR. Shortlidge is named as the sue
cessor Of DR.. Bush In the Board o
Health.
DR.. J. f. speck has been appointed
the agent for Delaware: of the New
York Mutual Reserve Fund Life Asso
citation.
A child Of DR.. Aquilla Nebeker Of
Phi .adelphia, formerly a resident o
this city, was inferred in Riverview
ccmetery yesterday.
"Food in Relation to Health and
Character" will be the subject OF DR..
H. X. w Wilson' 3 lecture before the Unity
club this evening.
At Ball IL Co.'S there is An unlimited
choice of goods at the lowest price, and
you can have your papers hung by eX-
perienced workers.
DR.. Ogle attended workman who
was injured yesterday at the Bellevue
|quarries by being struck in the side by
q crane.
Letters of ministratiOn were granted
yesterday by Register Biggs to Michael
Rogers on the estate of Mary Ann
Rogers, late of New Castle.
Philadelphia cannot compete with us.
We have their goods and we give you
their prices less the cost of the Phila-
delphian's expenses here. Ball q 20.
Services preparatory to the com
munion will be held in Olivet church,
corner OF Adams and Chestnut streets,
on tomorrow and Friday evenings.
Engelbert Neumaier won the parlor
organ CHANGED OFT last night at the con-
cert held in Sacred Heart church.
About 600 persons we're present.
David s. Reeder, the new chief en-
gineer of the fire department, together
with his assistants. will assume the
duties of their positions on Monday
next.
Thomas W. Saville, has accepted q
position as travelling salesman for M. l..
Lichtenstien. Mr. Saville has been for a
long time employed asa trimmer ut
McLear " Kendal's carriage factory.
DIR. r. Carrow left this city to-day for
Washington, and will be absent three
days, attending the meeting of the
American Surgical association, before
which he will read an essay.
The Rev. j. S. Willis will give I" A
Plain Talk About Plain Things" in
st. Paul's NJ. f. church this evening,
under the auspices Of the Ladies' Aid
Society.
The Swan Hotel, on Fourth street
near Market, is being remodeled and
improved by its new proprietor, John
j. Dougherty. Its name has been
changed to the Gibson House.
Machinery Will be placed in the rev
barge Estelle, recently launched by the
Jackson &Sharp ComDany,by thePusey
& Jones Company, the barge having
been towed to the latter's wharf.
DR.. Thomas Davis and family will
remove from our city this week, and
locate at Plainstield, n. j., where he
will practice medicine. We wish him
success in his new home
Clarence Larkin, of Linwood, Pa,
delivered an interesting lecture on THE
Life OF Christ last evening in the
Second Baptist church. A large audi.
ence was present and the lecture was
profusely illustrated by stereopticon
views.
Charles F. Tazwell has removed his
paint shop from JOG Maryland avenue
to the southeast corner OF Fourth and
Jefferson streets, where he will be
pleased to see all his old customers and
as many new ones as possible.
The funeral Of Peter Taylor took
place yesterday afternoon from his late
residence, northwest corner Of Seventh
and Church streets, and was largely
attended. Lafayette Lodge, No. IA,
A. +. A. NJ, of which the deceased
was a member, attended in body.
The interment was made in Old Swede's
cemetery.