Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-09

The sAlsry Of the Rsv. ID L. Hubbard.
Of the NJ. Il. Church in our oity, has been
increased from $1,000 to $1,000.
The annual excursion of the M. e.
Sunday school TO Beverly Park, N. ] F.,
on the stea mer Tnomas Clyde, will
take place on Tuesday next, the l2th
inst.
New boilers arc being placed In the
-four mills OF VIM. Lisa & Sons, and they
will resume operations In about three
week1
Forty hours' devotion closed ct 5t.
Pster's Church on Tuesday last. Ihs
r Rht Rev. Bishop Cnrtts { fl hated on
Sunday, and the R,v. Father Blrming.
ham on Monday.
Capt Eugene Rsybold, Of the steamer
Major Rey buld, has purchased n nice
acht from parties In New York. She
IL 30 feet In length aud said to be very
fast, having won several RACES on the
Hudern river
Mrs. Hannah Dyer. formerly Of Port
Penn, but mora recently Of our city,
died q. her residence on Pear street, on
5und ~ afternoon last, aged 81 years,
after an illness OF two years.
Cadet Deakyne 10 eEpeJted TO arrive
hone to-day from West Point on q
thee months leave OF absence, which
Is granted to ali cadets nj West Point at
the end Of their seoond year.
Mrs Deborah Ann Foster, sister oil
Mrs. George Wooison and MIS-. Bal IL
StsnieS, died on Thurs ley as, at 2
o clock In the afternoon, Of Br'ehts
d'stafe of the kidneSe, In tho 6)th year
| OF her ago. Her REMAINS were inferred
10 tho burg Ing ground Of tho III f.
IO1Uch on Thursday afternoon at |
lo'clook.
William HolsohumskeT, a retired
merchant, died o. bis residence CT
o ,anqe street on Thursday nfsernooa
later long illness, aged 90 ears. Tht
q oes4std has been q resident OF Naa
Uaetlt for SO years. He leaves Wifi
J q a nine children. The funeral vii
take % ace on Tuesday next. lutsrment
sill be made In the Presbyterian cene
lteyy.
Misses Ka;e and Regina Mahoney,
Mi-u Flora Lunt. and she members Of
she Hushebsoh orchestra went to Pills
de pnia on Monday evening last 70 at
tend the flfth wedding anniversary OF
john P. CARRIER. ex-principal OF our
public schools,
State Treasu,e. Herbert IL nov hav'
ing his property. the Jeff@rson House,
newly furnished aad repaiEted through
out With all these impr. vsments and
such q oongenial mau rs Mr. William
Bradley the proprietor. in charge, per
sons from the city could not And .
more plsssAntPlAce to spend the heated
term.
Mr.. Edwin Eokels, Of our city. left
on Tuesday OF last week for LeoD
Springs, Texas, where no expects to 10
main o year with bis brother Wesley,
who has o large csttls rancho ahont %
miles from tbs springs, Ed. will be
missed by bis many friends, especially
1.-THE fairer sex, with whom he was quite
popular; but, then, they eau console
them selves by thinking he will return
with renewed health and viaor
Next MonJay will be Flower MlsB'ou
iDly, and the lajieS Of the W. Q. I U
Twill Bs uaual meet Ia their room In the
old Court House, at 10 O'Clock n. &c tc
srecsive flowers from tie citizens of Kew
CASTLE for distribution am ong the pfls
Eoners. The flowers ave mRde tuto lIou-
Ique,s, which are it'd up with white
ribbon, and o GARD, upon which 10
printed a eoriptu al verse relative T.
Temperance, Ia attached. The temper
anoe pledge ie also presented when
| thought appropriate.
Mr. Oscar Rulings, Of our city, Is now
Iemployed by the Reading Railroad Go.
as oue OF their many civil engineers.
Mr. Rulings informed us on 'ast sRtur
day night shat he ha1 commenced t.
Igurvey for the Readings nsw elevated
road, which will have its terminus on
Market street above Twelfth, in Phiia.
delphiA. Oscar has Just returned from
a SIX months visit to Mr. E;Eels. In
Texas, where he went for his health
ana now looks In fue condition.
While going up Vine street. OF Mon
ldsy morning asst, Rodie, son nj John
M Vailttte, mot with quite an accident
Tae lower end of tbestreet has het bssn
raised and mak5s DANGEROUS smOank-
msnt or either side. JHsi 81 Roiie wai
Ipatsing this p,aos . cat rau no III EN-
bsnkment and so ftiRhtsnfd thu horse
he was diving that Il started at fear
ful rpte OF speed up,etiing tbs wsgon
breaking this shafts, aud dliug con
eiderable oth-r damage. Eir Valet,
threesens to sue the city on account o
NOT hAyins ftuoe on either tide of tb'
road, Damages about $40