Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-09-21
FOURTH EDITION.
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furnaces are already on the ground, and
the company expects to common ce
work In 1t about November LIST.
The temperance convention which
meets in Philadelphia this week will
be attended by the following members
of Active Lodge No. 10, l. o. G. T:
Henry W. Morrow, John c. Otis,
Robert b. Mcdonnell, Rev. George +.
Earring, Lottie Galloway, Emma Mink
or. Z. Z. Phillips and A. Beatty.
Last Friday evening party OF boys
caught q kitten belonging to q lady re-
siding near Seventh and Walnut streets,
| which they placed in box and then
| roasted 1t alive, in o bonfire which they
built in front of the NJ. z. church which
Is being re- built on Seventh street near
| Walnut.
Lewis Hartman, an employee Of the
p, w. & b. boiler shop, had very
| pleasant party at his residence No.
| 1904 Wilson street, last Thursday even.
ing, that was attended by large mum
Der of his friends. Refreshments we're
served In abundance.
The Salvation Army barracks In the
| second story Of the market house at
Third and King streets were we'll Allied
order prevailed. SIEVE raj of those pres
ent related their pers onal experience
| and invited all to come and be saved.
a. wild duck was sho. from the deck
of tug boat on Saturday morning on
the Christiana, nearly opposite the
P.,W. ~ b. Railroad shops. Three
bagged.
| Past Grand Chief Birchall was pre-
scented with handsomely engraved
| certificate Of membership lastThurdsay
evening by Cyrus Castle, NJ. l, X. G.
K. IL is enclosed in beautiful frame,
and is the only one Of the kind in this
State.
The largest rocking chair evel
brought 20 this city is now on exhibit
tion in front of j. A. Cannon's furni
ture store, No. sos Shipley street. l
was made at Woodbury., n. j., ant
must have been intended for giant.
The Citizens Rink was well attended
last Saturday evening, there being
about six hundred persons on rollers
and fully as many more spectators
SPOILERS band disoourses ex cellen
music.
Next Sunday evening DIR. Parmalet
will commence a series of lectures a
. the Sweoenborgian church, Delaware
avenue and Washington street, OF
"Human Evolution, as shown b,
science, and embodied in Divine Reve
lation.
The natatorium Is still well attended
and 1t is noticeable that it is Target,
patronized by ladies during the hour
, set apart for their use. The water i
kept a, an even temperature, and j.
constantly being changed.
Special officer Foster has captured
but forty.two dogs thus far this month
! of which number thirty-eight hav,
been killed. He says that there ar
plenty of unregistered dogs around yet
, | but their owners keep them hid, espe
cially when he is around.
The services in the tent at jackson
and Linden streets were well attende,
, | yesterday. The Rev. S. 7. Gardne
Z preached morning and evening, and a
9o'clock in the morning there was a.
experience meeting.
The tools, machinery and other pei
sonal property of l.. II. Ccxe d Co
, brick manufacturers, have been sold b
Sheriff Ford to satisfy All execution
They were purchased by George w
Bush for 81, 200
The Asbury NJ. |. Society held thei
regular weekly meeting last Saturda
: evening in the lecture room of til
church. There was a large audienc
present, and an interesting program
presented.
Last Saturday Register Grub gran,
/ nd latt.ra n ~ m m Snaia Gal
lagher, onthe estate OF the late Samue
I Boggs,of st. Georges Hundred.
A gold badge was won by E. L. Seed
: at a shooting match which took plac
at the gallery, Third and Marke
streets, last Saturday night.
vi 1t is reported that Henry Albert wi
j have charge OF the orchestra at the ne'
j Academy of Music, on Delawar
O avenue.
The regular monthly meetings Of ii
t Delaware Historical Society will be r.
n sumed this evening after their SUNNI,
vacation.
n The regular session of the Gran
@ Castle, Knights of the Golden Eagle
will be held in New Castle the 6rs
n Thursday in October.
n The afternoon session of Contra
= Presbyterian Sunday School, whic
IS was discontinued during the war
weather, was resumed yesterd ay, al
the attendance was good.
e Rev. c. W. Prettyman baptised OF
J infant and three adult persons in II
@ Union NJ. + Sunday school yesterds
n | afternoon.
The NJ. p. Church on Seventh stre
u below Walnut is being enlarged al
"a rebuilt, and when completed will e
tend to the building line on Seven
@. street. The front will be of press,
brick, with arched door, and 1t will
one OF the finest churches in the caste
part OF the city.
Rev. j. c. Greinmell, of the Gern
Baptist Church, preached al excelle
sermon at the Second Baptist Chur
4, yesterday morning, before large co
J gregation.
The shipments of peaches are stead
declining, and the season can now ga
to be over. The crop will fall fully O
million baskets short of the estima
q but notwithstanding that fact, it /
III, proved remuneratiye to the growers.
Elections of new chiefs by the tril
OF the Improved Order of Red Men
this jurisdiction will take place duri
the week. beginning on Thursday ev
ing nsxt, when Keokuk Tribe, No.
and Manitoo Tribe, No. 1S, will elect
. George s. Hagany passed few d.
. in West Chester and vicinity last we
N where he disposed of several humid
Y copies of the life of Garfield and OF
~ books.
The front wheel of one of the c