The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-01


family as bread. In the last thirty
years they have saved me enough In
doctors bills to pay for farm. Gin
cinnati Star.
d. McCusker, No. 2l6 West Second
street, has a large stock of fine shoes
and he Is determined to sell at the
lowest prices.
VIM. Fl. Baldwin, an employe OF the
jackson & Sharp Company, has gone
to Marshalton, Chester county, Pa,
to pass the coming three months.
@. A. Palmer, No. 100 West Seventh
street, says his place is headquarters
Tor mineral waters. Noxies steam
pretsels. etc.
Franklin Allender moved his merry
go-round from Third and French
streets to-day to Ninth and Lombard.
Any one wishing to purchase a gro
Gerry store doing a good business
should address Groceries" at this
Office.
George Norris, son of tho late Pepper
Norris, is stopping at tho Central Ho.
tel.
Elizabeth I. Brown OF Loudon coun.
city.
Senator and Mrs. Gray will sail for
Europe for a summer tour about the
first of July.
Miss II. Elizabeth Taylor who has
been teaching school In Lincoln, Lou.
don county. Virginia returned to her
home here on Saturday.
Professor Ferd Fullmer, who Is con,
lined to his home with typhoid feyer is
reported to lie conyelescing slowly.
Miss Elizabeth, daughter Of Wm. H.
Gregg sailed on Saturday on steamer
Umbria at New York for Europe. She
expects to return home in about three
months
The Wilmington Bible Society will
meet at the residence of Mrs. Chandler,
No. 405 West Tenth street, on Thurs
day afternoon.
The Grand Lodge Give degree) OF the
American Protestant Association of the
States of Pennsylvania and Delaware
viii meet in annual session on Tues
day morning at Q O'Clock In the Eckel
building, No. 5l0 Market street.
Jessie McKensie, an aged woman,
living on West Fifth street between
Orange and Tatnall, was taken to the
delaware Hospital for the Insane yes
terday afternoon.
The amount of money cleared by the
recent Authors Carnival, given by the
Junior Board of the Homeopathic Hos.
pltalin the Opera House is s1,070.
George Whlteman while working at
the Delaware Pulp Works on Saturday
dropped gold watch valued at ST5 in
large vat OF pulp.
A letter from st. Thomas Manor. Md.
says: Cardinal Gibbons Is still weak
from his recent sickness, and by ad-
vice OF his physician will return to
Baltimore. Bishop Curtis of Whining.
ton, Del, will meet the Episcopal ap-
pointments OF Cardinal Gibbons.
The wedding of Leslie w. Pyle, son
OF Isaac Q. Pyle, proprietor of the Clay
ton House, to Miss Maud A. Todd, is
announced for tomorrow at noon.
MIR. and Mrs. Henry G. Conrad en-
tertained on Saturday at Glymrlch DR..
and Mrs. @. II. Harry, Mr.. and Mrs.
frank H. Jones and Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Shoemaker OF Norristown, Pa.
There will be a meeting of the Mis-
sionary Society Of Central Presbyter-
ian Church on Wednesday evening at
7.45 o'clock,
On Friday, June $, there will be A
meeting of the Women's Union Mia
sionary Society in the lecture room of
Central Church.
Rev. Dennis J. Flynn has arrived
safely in Rome, and will be located Mt
the American college.
ence Ferris, of DR., Joseph p. Pyle and
Gheretln leatmaH Pyle, died on Satur-
day and the remains were Inferred
from the house of her grand parents
John NJ. and Lavinia Yeatnan ut
Hockes5ln on Sunday,
Joshua Conner, No. es7 Market
street, has forwarded to Bordeau,
France, through Consul Ii. G, Knowles
sci Of very fine harness, and orders L
for other sets are likely to follow. as
the people in that city acknowledge
those harness to surpass anything of
the Kind ever seen there before.
Sherman Cation, a postal clerk on
the Big Four road, running between
Cineinnatti and Cleveland, was arrest
ed on Saturday for robblng the mails.
SIX letters were found on him. two of
Nihth htt1 leot ieittIS containing mo-
ney.
ID. L. Alverez, city Marshal of Starke.
Florida, and Prince Albert were killed
on Saturday night while trying to ar
resta negro desperate, named Murray.
who Is supposed to be the man who
shot and Killed Deputy Sheriff Robin
son In Fernandina two weeks ago.
Murray escaped.
Cards of invitation have been issued
for the twenty-tifth wedding annlyer-
sary OF Alr. and Mrs, William NJ Field,
at their beautiful home on the Brandy.
wine, for next Saturday evening.
The standing committee OF the Dio.
eese OF Delaware OF the Protestant
Episcopal Church to take action upon
the appointment of the Rev. Phillips
Brooks as a bishop is made up ms
follows Chairman, the Rev i, W.
Gibson of Dover; secretary, the Rev.
Charles Q. Murray of Wilmington, the
ReY. L. Gardiner Llttell Of Wilmington;
8. Minot Curtis of Newark and DR.,
Horace Burr Of Wilmington.