Daily Republican., 1890-05-20
Dots.
Dots.
See the Ivsrs and Pond Pianos with
muller At Robelen's, ITO Market street.


See the Ivers and Pond Pianos with
muller At Robelen's. ITO Market street.
Samuel Wharton, Of Dover, fell from
q ecaffold at the residence OF Mrs. 8. b.
cule last Saturday morning and broke
his leg. DR.. Wilson was called In and
reduced the fracture.
william Hurtnett, Of Dover, was badly
bitten on the hand while endeAvoring to
part two dogs that were hghting, y few
days ago
Pss,ime Yacht Club has elected james
McConuelI president and Matthew Ell
lioit mate. The club will take cruise
in the yacht Pastime next Sunday.
The Moss Ross Assembly hiss organized
a base ball club for the scasoh. Danny"
Nc tad1en, the tonsorial artist, Il signing
players to-day.
A service IN tho sign lans uage for deaf
NUTS will he given at 81. Andrews
Churcn at T.45 O'Clock Tomorrow even
ing, ut which the Rev. J. M. Koehier
will olliciate.
A hoy wishing to learn the butcherinc
business may tln place BY applying at
sta no. 10, Second street market, be-
tween and y o'clock this evening.
A grand fair In aid OF st. Johns r. e.
Church of Ilockcesin, MIL Creek Hun
drsd, will be opened on tho 14lh oi next
month.
The contract for police helmits ha,
beeu awarded by this Police Com nmittee
of City Council to Finn Il Brothers at
s. each.
A man threw brick at John War.
rtu fr.n at nj 1at -
tarday afternoon, which struck him on
the wrist, breaking the bone. He was
taken to the Delaware Hospital In the
patrol wagon, but his assailant sueoeeded
In making his escape.
The annual meeting of the Delaware
and New England Society was held yes
terday, at which the Old officers were re-
elected.
The Democratic State Central Com
mltee met at Dover to-day for the pur-
poso Of liking the time for holding the
convention. Judge Ball aud City Audi
tor Novel; ara IN attendance as the
members from this city.
Augustine Pier was visited yesterday
by Generals Il. X. Kenney and 8. T.
Armstrong and coionels g. W. Marshall,
u. 7. Cooper and John NJ. Newell, Tor
the purpose of inspecting the grounds
offered us Site Tor au annual encamp-
ment.
There were eight patients at the
Delaware hospital yesterday, III zee OF
whom were In the surgical department,
and the remainder iu the medic Al
departments.
On Wednesday evening Professor
Webster will give the closing sec'ab,c at
his dancing academy In Eden Hall, and
on Saturday Afternoon the last of the
chilGren's mat.nees will be given. The
season Will then close, until October 10.
Mrs. J. Z. Kleit, wife OF the manager
OF Green Il Co, tailors of No. I'll Mar.
kei street, died very suddenly in Phila.
delih =. on Sunday night Her remains
viii be taken to Pit,sburg for intermcnt.
There were nineteen patients at the
Homeopathic Hospital yesterday. One
was admitted and one discharged.
The butcher shop at Third and Poplar
sircets is offered for rent and tho tools
and fixtures are for sale.
Colonel John N. Dunn of this city Il
spoken OF us a candidate for the position
oil sargceht-at-arms OF the U. S. Senate,
Vice MIR. Candy, who has rendered his
resignation, to take effect on the fret oil
June.
Rev. B, F. Price of the M. z. Church
at Christisna Village will read a paper
at the preachers meeting next Monday
ON "fhe ltupeachability Of Chiist."
The subject OF "Cremation" attracted
the attention Of the Preaohers' Associa
lion Oh Monday. The burning OF boditi
cannot m AXE resurrection any more difii
cult than does their reduction to dust
aud consequently any objection to the
practice must necessarily rest OH other
grounds.