Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-05-21
FOURTH EDITION,
Dots.

Dots.
| The Philharmonic orchestra is gain
ing in popularity.
The Literary Association of Upior
M. K. church will have an interesting
meeting this evening.
The anniversary of the Sunday schoo
of st. Georges Presby terrain church will
be celebrated this evening.
| A strawberry festival will be held il
Olivet Presby terrain church on the even
ings of June I'd, Sd and 4th.
The receipts from internal revenu,
yesterday were 1856, 06S. and from Gus
toms, $67s. 1872.
Thomas f. Owens, brother OF John r.
Owens, died on Tuesday at the Edwin
Forrest Home, Philadelphia.
Mr.. William Candy will not allow
the use of his name for President OF
Council on the Republican ticket.
Thomas s. Mousley wants to be the
coming man on the Democratic ticket
for Council from the Ninth ward.
Bernard Daily was the only case
before the Municipal Court this morn
ing.
The corporate existence of the Della,
| ware City National Bank, of that place,
was on Wednesday extended to May %,
1905.
The Chester News says Chester should
have cotton warehouse. Over 5000
bales have been unloaded at its wharves
less than year.
The Newport NJ. f. Sunday school
VIII make an excursion to Woodland
Beach, on the steamer Clyde, ON the
10Th of june.
A shower of cotton fell on the farm
OF John w. Moore, near State Road
Station, on Tuesday morning. Where
1t grew is mystery,
Clerk Williamson has awarded the
printing of the journals of the House
OF Representatives OF this State to
James w. Kirk OF Dover.
The meeting of the Young Peoples
Association OF St. Paul's NJ. f. church
his evening will prove pleasant and
profitable to all who attend
John w. Crossley was the lucky Sir
knight OF the Golden Eagle that drew
the sword and belt last night at the fair
of the Eagles. The number was 1877.
Prof. |. p. Sampson, was the guest
on Tuesday and Wednesday, while
attending Conference, of Stansbury
Murray.
Rev. Henry d. Lindsey, of the First
Presby terian church, will preach this
evening at Rodney street chapel at 8
O'Clock.
A lecture entitled the Camp Fires
of the Fifty four" will be delivered in
Ezion M. f. church Tomorrow evening
for the benefit of Charles Sumner Post
Rev. B. Fl. Latrobe, rector Of Cal
vary z. L. church, will also preach in
Emmanuel j. f. church ON the High
lands every Sunday afternoon at three
o'clock.
A man giving his name as II. Viii
hams, has been getting advertisements
tor the Chester Times, representing him
self as their agent. He duped several OF
the merchants of that city.
The p. w. * b. Railroad Company
have ordered that all flowers intended
tor charitable institutions shall be
carried without charge during the
coming summer.
The Hibernia RIFLES pic mic 10 day at
the Scheutzen Park. Interest was i'm
parted by two-mile foot race between
Michael M. Holland and John j. Gal
lagher for purse of $40.
The house of VIM. l.. Thompson,
corner of Taylor and Bennett streets,
was entered by rogues on Monday
night, when gold watch and several
other articles disappeared.
The nomination election for member
OF Council from the Seventh ward has
been postponed from this evening until
saturday afternoon, between the hours
OF ) and o'clock.
Register Grub has granted letters OF
administration TO Sarah Minor on the
estate OF Hiram Phillips, late of this
city ; and TO WIN. 4. Young on thu
estate of Mary Young, late of Cecilton,
Md.
The Pussy < Jones Company have
put an entire new deck anu pilot hous.
on tho steamers NJ. FELTON,. and sh,
wall soon be. in complete ORDER for run
ming between this city and Phladei.
plis.
The steamer Thomas Clyde has been
taken cut of the dry dock of the Harlan
* Hollingsw orth Company and taken
to the yard of the Pusey < Jones Com
pany, and will soon be in complete
| order for her summer work,
The pupils in the infant department
OF the Sunday school of Asbury M. f.
church have been furnished small jugs
70 secure contributions to assist In de
iraylng the cost of furnishing the new
infant school room which is to be
erected. w
Mr.; Jane, Bradford, at No. s E,s,
ihlni street, has had placed in his pain,
store one Of the handiest elevators w,
nave mad the pleasure of riding on. for
sat"tV aud "cnnemv. II will lift one ton
IN weight and open and shut the doors
IN Tue hiiferentsJories through whie, ~
pasSes 1.-THE rope that propels it shou d
~ anV nine break the elevator wouIa
M put three inches, as it has a patep,
fast ""'At IL