Daily Republican., 1884-05-05
FOURTH EDITION,
Dots.

The police appeared in their summer
uniforms yesterday, and looked we'll.
The |. O. G. F.will hold reunion in
the Lieberman building on Wednesday
evening.
All kinds of job printing done at the
REPUBLICAN Office. Good work and
fair prices.
James G. Pickles, who has been quite
i'll with typhoid fever for the past five
weeks, is able to be out.
A full attendance of the members Of
Smyth Post, G. A. r., is requested by
the commander this evening.
+. w. Reeve, Q reporter Of the RE
PUBLICAN, had an attack OF vertigo
this morning. He was better at noon
Hot lunch every Tuesday evening Al
the Ebbitt House by a. W. Gookin
proprietor.
Kyle's ice cream saloons at Sixth and
Orange streets opened for the season on
Saturday evening, and were crowded
Delaware Lodge, No. I, ]. o. o. F.
will hold AN important business meeting
this evening, at which a full attend.
ance is urgently requested.
The new Chief Engineer Of the Fire
Department, David s. Reeder, entered
upon the discharge of his duties to-
day.
Louis P.Lynch, ex-Stre ct Commmi g.
sloner, has moved into his new residence
at the northeast corner Of Seventh and
jackson streets.
s. j. Wiley, of this city, has been
elected Supreme Master of Exchequer
of the endowment rank of the X. of r.
by the Supreme Lodge at New Orleans.
The anniversary of the Second Bap-
tist Sabbath school, will be held on
Thursday evening, June 9Th, and an
Interesting program is being arranged
A two-story livery stable 4sxl715 feet
is being erected on Fifth street between
Madison and Monroe, by Michael
Newell.
A fter a serious struggle Mrs. Carrie
B. Kilgore was admitted last Satur.
day TO practice In the Court OF Com
mon Pleas, No. 4, in Philadelphis.
At a congregational meeting in the
Presbyterian church at New Castle on
Saturday, Rev. Mr.. Wylie, of New York,
was unanimously chosen pastor.
The Artists' Society held o meeting
last Saturday evening, and considered
the bylaws, In connection with other
routine business. The next meeting
will be held Saturday evening.
Complaint Is made that the street
lamps on East Fourth and Fifth streets
were not lit until nearly 8 O'Clock last
evening, and the attention Of the Lamp
Committee Is called to the matter.
/ Letters of administration were grant
ed by Register Biggs on Friday to
Francis II. McCaulley on the estate of
the late Mary G. .McCaulley of Whining
ton.
Bush's morocco factory shut down
last Saturday evening, for the purpose
of having new engine and boilers put
in, and it is expected will be closed
about four weeks.
Five hundred dollars in cash will
buy the residence No. 1872 Monroe
street, with mortgage for balance.
Best of reasons for selling. Apply at the
REPUBLICAN Office.
| The tenth anniversary of Delaware
Lodge, No 349, ID. o. H., will be cele-
brated in the German Hall Monday
evening. May 10, when william Rosen-
thai, Of Reading, the founder of the or
lder, will deliver al address.
| G. G. Miles and f. p. Williamson
will each build a $4,000 house on lots
50x15O feet on the " Highlands" they
having accepted Hcald & Co.'S PROPOSE.
ton to give away lots TO persons who
would agree to build thereon.
Some time this week George W.COylt
lately employed in the construction
department OF the Baltimore & Phila-
delphia Railroad Company, will, witt
!. his family, leave for Bellevue, having
accepted the position of roadnIaster OF
the branch road at that place.
The successful candidates at the re
cent examination before the Board o
Pharmacy were Willard Smith, will
!, Il. 7. Dilworth, Second and Madison
streets; Joseph Williams, with j. M
Harvey, No. 407 Delaware avenue
Wilmer Collins, with j. =. Hoffecker
Smyrna.