Daily Republican., 1885-05-02

Dots.
Bush's, French street wharf, 10 tn
place to buy good coal.
Grand lunch tonight at the Atlanti
Garden. 2A King street.
G. r. GriffenburR is about opening ,
hardware store at Clayton.
There are now 312 names on the list is
sued by the telephone exchange, and ye
they early rental has not been red
II. A. Brown, foot of West street
will deliver in your cellar good coal
well screened and FREQ Of slate.
Prof. Webster will give floral party
In his acad emy at the Masonic Temple
on Friday evening, the Sth inst.
John ID. Eliason, oneof Middletown'l
Oldest citizens, was stricken with pa
ralysis on Thursday afternoon.
The annual meeting of the w. & N
Railroad Company will be held IL
Reading on Monday.
Admiral s. f. DUPONT Camp, No. /
Sons of Veterans. last night changeC
its meeting nigh. to Tuesday.
The tug Startls Ia having her ruddel
repaired at the yards of the jackson &
Sharp Company.
Mr.. John s. Grohe positively de
clines to be candidate for Mayor or
the Democratic side.
Mr. Paul Began has refused $4,000
cash for the two buildings corner OF
Water and Market streets. He holds
them at Blu, 600 apiece.
The little steamer Wilmington il
having everything her way at present
In her run to and from Philadelphia,
and Is doing good paying business.
Secretary Bsyard should cast his eagle
eye toward William T.. Gladstone.
There is diplomat who knows some.
thing about diplomacy.
DR.. Knight, Veterinary Surgeon who
At one time resided in this city, is now
located at kennett Square, where he
has large and lucrative practice.
The Sunday school Of the Ezion. M.
K. church gave their thirty. ninth an.
nual concert and exhibition last even
ing.
Register Grubb has granted letters
testamentary to DIR. Willard Springer
on the estate of John Taylor, late of
this city.
The drinking saloons are closed to-
day III consequence of the election of
members Of the Board cf Public Edu.
cation.
d. X. and G. W. jackson, sons of
jackson the bill poster, have opened a
stationery store al No. l03 West Ninth
street.
Theeyacht Lagonda, of New York,
having been overbauled aud repaired
by the Pusey & Jones Co, made a salts.
factory trial trip yesterday.
Mccormick x Phalen will close their
sociables in the Institute building,
Eighth and Shipley streets, for the
season next Wednesday evening.
Robert Rothwell, of Middletown,
who had his foot injured in Warren's 4
saw mil few days ago, was sent to
the hospital for treatment.
The Messrs. DUPONT, who purchased
the Banning farm near Greenville,
few months ago, are making extensive
and putting every thing
in good order.
The Newark Ledger says that the
prospect of large crop of peaches is
tiattering in that section, and that even
newspaper men may be able to enjoy d
few peaches with cream.
General Grant is sent each month
by the army paymaster at New York
check for 81, 1888, being one-twelfth
Of his annual salary as General on the
retired list Of the army
Al the annual commencement of the
University of Pennsylvania yesterday
the degree Of Doctor of Medicine was
upon Lawis Heisler Ball, +.
Harvey Day and Edward G. Rhoads,
Uf this State.
Ann McConaugby died at her resi-
tence in Pencader Hundred, on Sunday
ast, In the a6th year of her age. Four
,ons and three daughters survive her.
Her remains were inferred in WEIGH
Iract on Thursday last.
The Newark Ledger says the sermon
Of Presiding Elder Hill in the M. f.
church at that place last Sunday even.
ing was plain and forcible, and de
Iivered, as al others by this gentleman,
in a clear and eloquent manner.
A fine watch dog belonging to Mr..
Dougherty, florist, at Eighth and Clay
ton streets, and dog belonging to
Chas. w. Rowland, at Eighth and
broome streets, were poisoned a few
days ago.
The Jack son Il Sharp Company ship.
ped OF w ednesday two mail cars to the
7 lister 81 Delaware Railroad in the
State of New York, and they received
ON the same day from Chicago for re-
couple of Woodruff sleeping
cars.