Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-06-21
Dota.
Frank L. Campbell, managing editor

Prank L. Campbell, managing editor
NJ ina lTimes." Coatesville, Pa and
sneclal correspondent Of Philadelphia
TPrees." stopped ut the REPUBLICAN
office this morning on his way TO wy
ominQ territory, where his brother IS
A ttorney General Of the territory. He
will be gone several weeks and Will
probably remove permanently to the
territory.
George Powick, the organist at Della
ware Avenue Baptist church. was pre-
septed with a handsome floral design
in the shape of q Tyre by the trustees.
The presentation took place &c the Close
of the services yesterday morning, ana
the speech was made BY the Rev. DE-
Boothe.
Yesterday afternoon q young man
hired horse and buggy ut Henry W.
loves stable, and on his return from
New Castle last evening engaged In q
race, when the carriage was upset and
broken, part Of the harness lost, and
the horse pretty we'll used up.
Joseph r. Brice has returned to this
| city and secured employment. He
says that he intends to remsin, and
that II any of his friends who concerned
Themselves 80 greatly about his busi-
ness few weeks since wish TO SCI him,
he can be found at No. ia French street.
The first Quarterly Meeting Of tire
Mount Olive African Wesley M. f..
Church was held yesterday. A sermon
was preached in the morning by the
Bishop, and the afternoon and evening
Iservices were conducted by the Rev.
ICharles P. Ross and Rev. James PEN
Ininston.
L,C. Bertolette of this city has pass.
led his semi annual examination At the
United States Naval Academy, Anna
polls, Nd, satisfactorily and enters the
first class He stands No. IL In the
class OF 43 cadets.
The first regular passenger train wai
run over the Baltimore Il Philadelphia
Railroad this morning, TO convey dele
gates to the National Plumbers Con
vention, which meets at Deer Park to
morrow.
One of the four car floats that sr,
being built by the jackson 81 SharI
: Company for the Baltimore & OhiC
: Railroad Company, was launched las
Saturday afternoon in the presence OF
, large number Of spectators.
Il Clark 8. Sam mis-, late manager of tn
Academy of Music, has signed an agree
D ment with Kellar, the magician, for {
term Of three years, commencing Ehi
fall.
r. w. Crook will have a forma
Iopening Ct his house ~ Brandywin
lSpriuRs, tomorrow evening, whe'
music will be furnished by Reybold'
> orchestra.
Dr. Wilson will lecture this evening
= az the reading room, Eighth and Mar
q ket streets, on the physiological Effect
8 of Alcohol" All are nvited TO a:
:, tend.
Last Saturday delegation of Gram
Army men from Blrdsboro, Pa, wer
Stu this city, and were entertained b
IS IN EN- bers OF the order.
II The members Of the new Post Of I'll
IG. A. r., recently organic sd at O1ess'
, Twill visit this city this evening an
!, will be entertained by Smyth Pos
"a No. l, at their headquarters.
i'll On Sunday, July 4, the Rev. Hem
.oI B. Martin will preach his farewell Sc,
n mon at Trinity Chapel.
Benjamin Elliott, No. 905 Shlpl,
I'll street, atvertises lot Of grass
Is Cherry leland for sale by the acre.
nj Mabel W. Hough, No. 90S We
re- Ninth street, adveriises to sell h'
II household goods at pnblic sale on Il
y, 18th inst.
Fl Il. w. Wolters, at Southwest corn
u OF Second and Market streets, advertis
clothing at greatly reduced rates
1el The Christiana was covered with 70
y boats, filled with pleasure parties, 3
a. of yesterday afterno on and until q Ia
N hour last evening.
hei The steamers Brandywine and w
mington made five trips between IL
city and Philadelphia yesterday, al
carried large number CT passenger