Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-29
Societies.
MEEr1NGs THIS EVEN "A a .

Hope Lodge, No. 81, I. o. 0. F., at Odd Eel.
lows Hall 3rd and King streets.
Morning Star Division, No. 2, 3. OF T., In the
McClary Building.
Olive Branch Social Degree Temple, of True
Templars, at McClarys Hall.
Delaware Council No. 2, o. U. A. NJ, ut Me
chanics' Hall, 219 King street.
Harmony Lodge, No. 5, A. o. OF G. f., Nicola.
ry's Building.
Champion Lodge, No. 6, X. of p, at Knights
of Pythias Hall, 211 Market street.
Oriental Lodge, No. 13, X. OF p, at Silyers
Building, Gil Market street.
Cherokee Tribe, No. 4, l. o. II. NJ, at Rcd
Mems Hall, AIS Market street.
DR. YnLERs THE HuMoRIsr.- Porsous wish
ing reserved seats for DIR. Ylllers' lecture must
apply soon at Boughman, Thomas Cos.
DIR. j. Jay Vlllers, an American humorous loo
turer, delivered adisoourse on the " Fanny Peo-
pie we meet, at the Noble st. Baptist Church,
Greenpoint, last Thursday evening, to very
large and appreoiatiye audience. So highly
pleased with the Doctors recitations and imper-
sonations were the residents of Greenpont that
they have engaged him to repeat the lecture at
the same place on Wednesday, May 6th.-Hemf
Journal, Ne,c York, April 29h. 1874.
DIR. j. Jay Yillers, the famous American hu-
| mofist, regaed an exceedingly large audience in
tins city on the oh. His entertainment Ia origi-
nal and teens with fun, especially in his won
derfuI power of mimicry and instantaneous ia
cial changes. York Mercury, Dec. 49, 1874
CHuRoH WEDDING evening, Trinity
church WAS thrown open and we'll filled with n
wedding party. The groom was Rev. Charles
n Fessenden, formerly rector of st. James
| church at Stanton, Newport and Faulband but
| now rector of church at Catawissa, Columbia
county, Pa. The bride was Mies Elizabeth Il.
Armstrong, daughter of J. Poulson Armstrong,
| of Chrietana Hundred. They were united by
| the Rev. DIR. Frost, rector of Trinity church,
| and after receiving the congratulations Of their
many friends, they started for the home of Mr..
Fessenden amongst the mountains OF Pennsyl-
yania.
BAsE BALL.-Tho Reading Actives engage
| ment with Manager Mishler has ended, but the
club will not disband for month yot, their sal.
| aries having been guaranteed for that. time.
meeting WAS held, last evening, aud Mr.. b.
Flishmann WAS elected manager, who will pro-
coed to arrange games.
Pusey 4 isce's employees defeated those of
Walton II Bro yesterday. ly n score of Sc to "a.
Fergus Malone, is is said, will pitch for the
Diamond State on Saturday, and may be porma-
nently engaged by the club. He was one OF the
old members of the Club afterwerd on the
Athletic nine, and later OH the Philadelphia
ninc.
| CRocus AT THE BREAKwArRR.--A gentleman
| who came mp from Iehoboth yesterday, informs
| us that party of fisherman, On Monday night,
canght IL, 000 crocus. 900 being taken at sill
| plentiful about the capes In front of Rehobotll
| the water seems alive with them, the moss
bunkeis darling and jumping close along shore
| N efforts 10 escape All enemy supposed to be
| blue sb.
The WILsuEgroN LoAS.-The Wilmington
Loan held its lllth monthly meeting. last even
| ing and sold of the LIST series-SsS0. at 5. 500.
at l-l0, $1,000. at 10, and $500 at S.l0
| OF the OH series, = 900 at II.
| Arthur q. lsXwell, engineer ut the City Mill
WAS yesterday notified by Chief Engineer HYDE
acting through instructions OF the Water Com
| mittee, that his resgnation would be accepted
| New payements have been laid in front of the
| Western hotel at Fourth and Orange streets.
| The improvements on Fourth street, since the
removal of tbs market houses, arc notable.
An intoxicated man going down Orange street
last evening fell and cut hls head in a fearful
manner. Some coed samaritans passing bS
| dressed his wounds.
| business temperance meeting will be held
| this evening at the n. W. corner OF Sixth and
bhipley streets, TO which those interested in the
cause are invited.
The members of the Union NJ i. church have
| determined to hold church soelable and sup
per on Thanksgiving day.
| "Haunah D., the wel.kuown Reading trottoi
is recovering. She has been quite sick and hei
death was reported in THIS city,
100 persons arc to be received into full mem
| bership at Grace NJ. +. Church on Friday even
| ing.
| Burns X McGowan are building a new smith, $
| establishment in Orange street above Front.
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