Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-12-01
IAIRD EDITION,
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e John p. Belville and Christian Emil,
were last evening ordained and install
ed elders of the West Presbyter
church.
The Wilmington Indian Association
will meet this afternoon at the resi-
dence of Mrs, Gregg Chandler, No. %,
Market street.
Robert B. Mcdonnell and others de.
livered addresses at the temperance
meeting at the Holly Tree Inn yester.
day afternoon.
Dupont Post. g. A. r., mustered In
six recruits on Thursday evening. A
number Of speeches were delivered and
a pleasant time had.
A. Colbert, EsQ =, Grand Recorder o.
the A. o. U. W., with part Of his
family, 10 in this city, the guest Of Mr..
Cornelius e. Baird, formerly OF Balti.
more. t,-
The regular meetings Of the Unity
club will be resumed on Wednesday
evening in the Unitarian church, when
DIR. Wilsop viii lecture on " Health
and HabitaS
B. F. Townsend has disposed of his
coal yard to Pussy A. Walton, late OF
the Delaware State Car Spring Works.
Mr.. Townsend will emil bark in the real
estate business.
An immense boiler consigned to Rio
De Cato in Cuba was shipped by the
Harlan & Holliugsworth Company on
Saturday, via the steamer Annie OF
the Electric Line.
One Of Specht & Spahn's brewery Wa.
K0ns was upset on Thursday at Eighth
and Adams streets, but no damage was
done. The horse fell down and the wa
gon was thrown over on him.
TIE engagement Of Trinity choir,
which has done good work at Trinity
chapel, expired yesterday. and its place
will now be taken by a volunteer choir
composed Of excellent singers.
A plot Of high ground ut Hockessin
has been laid off into building lots by
Daniel II Kent, of this city, aud q
three story brick building is already in
course OF construction on one of the
lots
An official visit was made to Andra.
staka Tribe, of Newport, on Saturday
night by the Chiefs OF the Great Coun-
Gil of Delaware. Imp. o. r M. They
will visit Minqua Tribe, of this city,
10 night.
The work OF completing the new b.
& p. Railroad bridge over the Brandy
wine is being pushed forward as rapidly
As possible. IL IL expected that the
temporary structure will be flushed
this week
Officer vickers, who was severely in
lured by q stone thrown by one of a
party of roughs, at Fifth and Pine
streets on Thursday night, is improv.
ing aud was able 10 be out this morn.
ing.
Douglass Morrison and Miss Mary j.
McBr ide, both Of Stanton, were united
in the hold bonds of matrimony on
Thursday evening, The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. William Green,
of Christiana.
The expenses i-... .'.'--n Proposed
visit 10 W t..tngton 10 be made b. he
: 4 r,Ju club, fer the purpose OF wit
Messing the Inauguration of President
elect Cleveland, Is announced to net
exceed S25 per man.
Joseph Markee, formerly Of this city,
aud AZ one time engaged in the milling
business AZ Northeast Md, died at the
residence Of his son Ruel, in Philadel-
phia, on Thursday last. He is quite Old ,
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years.
The twentv.sixth annual meeting of
the Local Preachers and Exhorters'
Association of the Wilmington NJ. l..
Conference, which has been in session
siucs Friday evening in ST. Paul's NJ ;.
f. church, closed It's session last even.
ing.
The Wi mington letter carriers ap-
psared in their Few winter uniforms
this morning. The suits we're made by
i. T. Mullin Il Sou. ami are quite
stylish. The old helmet has been dis.
caldrd for the gray cadet cap formerly
worn
The R@y. j. VI. p. OTIS, d. D., for
merly pastor Of the West Presbyterian
church Of this city, but more recently
of the Chambers Street Presby ter ian
church of Philadelphia, has accepted a
cal TO the Presbyterian church at Tai
ladega, Alabama