Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-11-11
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are visiting Mrs. Crouch Of the Chi
dren's Home.
Miss Torburt, of Bridgeport, 10 yisltin
at Mr.. Jas. J. Wyatt's.
Rev. J. W. Balderstou OF PhiIadelphi
viii preach in the First NJ. P. Churc
this evening.
Rev. Abraham jackson of Santa Bar
bara. Cal. conducted services ut the Firs
Unitarian Church yesterday.
Father Birmingham preached at s,
Pauie X Q. Church yesterday mornipl
on The Universally OF the Catholi
Church"
Hon. Samuel n. Matlack Of Philadel
| phia Is the guest OF Edward McInall a
the Clayton House.
In the Reformed Episcopal Church q
the Redeemer, Eighth and Monroe, Rev
j Simpson Trotter viii lecture the las
Wednesday evening in each month.
Miss Mattel Thompson, of SMYRNA. I
visiting fiiends in Wilmington.
Miss Maggie Wyatt is visiting friend
IN ALBANY. MIR. P. II. I. Wyatt, O
Faggs Manor, Pa, is visiting his brother
M. Jas. j. Wyatt, of this city.
A salesgirl, with scar on the right
side of her forehead, employed In u
three-cent store, insulted the purchaser
OF lead pencil at the time the Eden pa
rade OF Odd Fellows was passing on
Thursday afternoon.
The daughter Of Adam Luke, OF Rock
land, Brandywine Hundred, who recently
returned from a visit to Scotland. is con-
lined to her room by n severe attack OF
typhoid.
William Beckley, the engineer who
was badly injured in the wreck on the
T., w. u B. Railroad, Eear Northeast on
the l2th oil October. 10 slowly recovering.
DIR. A. spaeth OF Philadelphia will lee
ture on emperor William 70 10 st.
Stephens Lutheran Church this evening.
Anthony Reybold, Jr. who was injured
atthe Navy Yard, at Washington a few
Gays ago Is now rapidly improving, and
II is believed that no Will b. able to be
out in few days.
Lafayette Lodge A. F. A. NJ, attended
the funeral OF john Aspin, on Saturday
afternoon, the interment taking place at
Riverview cemetery.
W. ). McNalr yesterday received an
order OF admission TO the National Sol
dieis Home Tor William Maloney, late of
Company b, First Regiment Delaware
Volunteers.
The steamer Wilmington took Pan
American Congress from Philadelphia to
various industrial establishments along
the Delaware river to-day.
AT the Orphans Court on Saturday
Judge Grubb heard further evidence in
the case OF Susan McCreary VS.. Edward
Shipley's heirs. An order was granted
10 dispose of the real estate of John Fin
niRan, deceased, to pay debts; to ElIhu
Morris to soil real estate Of Augustus
Bison; renewed order TO sell estate of
James w. McKenna.
W. X. Brinckle, administrator, will sell
at public sala Tomorrow (Tnesday) ar
taTnoon, lot of per- onal property on the
farm of the late James Green, near Green
vile, consisting of horses, young cattle,
farming utensils, &c.
Thomas Coleman, o conductor on the
De aware Railroad, who had portion
of his foot taken of some four or five
weeks ago, Is gradually improving, aud
it Is hoped that he will soon be able to
venture out with the aid OF a crntch.
John Lockley sold his farm near Red
I'M, Cecil County, Md, to John Hag4n,
~ NN'S Sa'Ji iOi "a uV.
st. Johns P. Il. Church, Greonyille.
better known as Little Hill, Sussex Co.
Will be eonseerated by Bishop Coleman
on the l4th inst. Services will com mence
at IL O'Clock.
Milton Council, No. IA, o. U. AM.
was organized last Friday evening by
State Councillor Capt. Taylor and State
Secretary John NJ. Clayton Fcrkum with
IL members.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. W. Footc will cele
brate the fifth anniversary of their mar
riage at their residence, No. COB Market
street, this evening.
Mrs. J. Taylor Cause Is very I'll, and
her family and friends are greatly alarmed
ut her condition.
William j. Kenney, of Delmar, is the
proud owner OF hog estimated to weigh
l 100 pounds.
The Quaker Assembly will give re-
ception in the dancing academy In the
Churchman Building, on the evening OF
N ivemter 90.
Governor Biggs has commissioned the
following gentlemen delegates to repre-
sent Delaware at the Farmera' Congress,
10 he held at Montgomery, Alabama, on
the 18th of November: Prof. A. Nesie to
represent Delaware College, 4. N. Buck
10 represent New Castle, the Rev. j, s.
Willis to represent Kent, and Il. IL.
Davis, ESQ.,, to represent Sussex.
The Methodist Church at Fourth and
French stree 6, second story OF Phillips
building, is greatly prospecting under the
efficient business management of Messrs,
brown, johnson, Blest aud others and
the spirited preaching of Rev. Zachariah
Walker, who preached "without money
and without price" and draws q large
and respectable audience.
The Wilmington Post, Vol. l, No. l,
Issued Saturday from 90S Market street,
with the rubber stamp mark OF Mr.. Geo.
w. jackson, city bill poster, upon the
margin. 1t was about all reading matter
and had short stories, social and local
paragraphs, 1t is edited with propriety
and caution.
John Davis offers a shoe store for rent
at the corner OF Thirteenth and CLAW
mont streets, Ninth ward.
Charles Evans, the driver OF the Hook
anu Ladder Company, attends his church
and occasionally makes an eloquent
speech
1t appears 10 be a free meeting, where
no man aeis himselfup to enforce restric-
lions upon the speakers. And this and
the free preacher appear to be the popular
attractions that draw large congregations.
The Christian Mission, at Front and
Jefferson streets, held large and inter-
estlng me ting yesterday p. M, at which
policeman made an eloquent speech,
ltcv. Jones, pastor in charge, is liked
very mucb>
The members of Industry Lodge. No.
2, A. o. U. W., and their wives, will be
entertained on Tuesday evening next, In