Daily Republican., 1889-11-05

The Methodists Of Milford want the
Rev. ]. Il. Wiley continued 10 pastor 81
their church for another year.
Dr.. L w. Finn Of Newport lectured "a
the nurses Of the Homeopathic Hospital
in the pavilion yesterday afternoon.
Frank Williams. formerly q telegraph
operator at the west yard, has accepted q
position with the Pullman Palace Car
Company.
DR.. @. o. Funk and Miss Laura NJ.
Gibson, the latter OF Oxford, Pa, were
married At West Church manse, the Rev.
A. N. Keixwin officiating. last Thursday.
Mrs. Jeanette h DiIlIn, mother OF
City Councilman Isaac Dillin, died ut HE
I residence, No. 400 King street, on Sum-
day, aged "A years.
James L. Willis, formerly OF the firm
OF Willis a Mullin, has taken the house
No. 2i7 East Front street, and entirely
refitttd and furnished It for drinking
bar and restaurant
Little Char.ey Skinner, who was so
badly injured by being run over by cart
ut Front ard Harrison streets q month
ago, is recovering slowly, being able to
sit some.
The wedding Of J. Hamilton Ayars, son
OF City Councilman Preston Ayars, and
Miss Emma Fehrenbach, daughter OF the
late John Fehrenbach, will take place
this evening.
Christopher Grammar OF Washington,
brother OF the Rev. Julius X. Grammar
OF Baltimore, and formerly rector OF St.
Peters Church in Smyrna, died in Wash
ington on Sunday.
The Choral Literary Society OF 81. An
drew's Church will given stereoptIcon
exhibition for the entertainment OF the
Sunday school and the Girls Friendly
Society This evening at 8o'clock.
The Rev George II. Ferris win de'iv-
er an address at.the Central Presbyterian
Church tomorrow evening on Popular
Hindooirm." Mrs. Ferris addressed
large audience at the church last even
ing.
jams NJ Gillen, Of this city, oarpen-
ter in he employ of the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company, was badly injured at
Gray's Ferry on Saturday by the bank of
a trench in which lie was ut work cavlng
in on him.
The eastern district of the W. c. 7. U.
will hold temperance meeting at 7.30
O'Clock this evening, 10 tho Swedish mis-
sion OF the NJ. Z. church. An address
will be delivered by the Rev. William L.
White.
The Ladies' Guild of 81. Johns
Church will give tea on Thursday af-
ternoon at 4 o'clock, in the parish build.
Jugs. The Mems Guild will meet In the
evening, and the pastor will talk on
mems Work"
Enoch Moore has contracted to build a
mn all kaw t.. 4
sey CITY. The vessel will be 1913 feet long,
23 feet beam and ieet depth Of hold.
The engines and boiler will be built IN
Baltimore.
The hull Of the four-masted schooner
Job ii. Jackson, Jr., is being cemented
and painted preparatory to launching on
Saturday next This vessel is 1856 feet
long on the ke,l, ~ feet beam aud II feet
depth of hold.
Robert C. Parker, shipping clerk at the
Diamond state Iron Company's rolling
mills, and II. w. Walker, of the Pussy
and Jones Company's office, viii leave
home to-day for q weeks cunning in
Somerset county, Md.
| Mrs. A. +. Hopkins, widow of the late
Judge Hopkins of Alabama, and Mrs.
Ayres, widow OF the late General X. u.
AYres, accompanied by her little daugh-
ter, are the guests OF Mrs. George Read
Riddle, of Eleventh and King streets, q
sister OF Mrs. Hopkins.