The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-09-01
FIT TIL EDITION.
Dots.

Mrs. Joseph Kilt, OF West Chester,
Pa, who was so severely injured by
the upsotting OF a carriage at Asbury
Park, some ten days ago, Is gradually
recovering.
The Lenupe branch railroad to West
Chester will LIE completed about the.
middle Of October.
The property at No. 4l8 West Front
street will he sold at public sale at
the Court House, tomorrow after
noon at O'Clock.
street car broke down at Fourth
and French streets, yesterday after
noon, which necessltated Its being
taken to the depot at Front and Union
streets.
There will be preaching this evening
at 3 O'Clock. at No. 1907 Market street,
ON the Messiahship of Jesus, to our
Hebrew brethren, by Rev. ]. W.Match-
EFT, OF Washington, ID. Q. All christ
ians are invited.
The whalebaek steamer, Charles s.
Wetmore, is about completing her
cargo. and will clear for Philadelphia
on Thursday.
The three-masted schooner. Thomas
q. Smith, which was run into in the
Delaware river, Off the mouth of tho
Chrlstlana creek, on Friday night last,
Is Mt the Jackson Il Sharp Company's
shipyard for repairs.
There were three three-masted
schooners at the wharves OF the Wal
ton, Whann II Company yesterday TAX
ing in cargoes OF phosphates, and one
OF them cleared during the afternoon.
The G. A. Il. will give an excursion
and picnic to Brandywine Springs on
| September "A.
Joshua Conner, No. 237 Market
street, offers for sale iirst-class
| sulky.
Mr.. George II. Walker, one OF Will
mlngton's well-known vocal singers, is
about removing to Philadelphia, where
he will teach vocal music at No. 1874
Arch street.
Mrs.. E. ID. Clark, will reopen her in
dustrlal school on September z, 1891.
Terms moderate. in advance.
The children of the l.. 7. L., are all
requested to meet at their hall, corner
| of Sixth and Penn streets, on Saturday,
p. M, September IL, 1891.
Brandywine NJ. L. Church will hold
a peach festival beginning this even-
ing and continuing five days.
At the meeting of the Delaware
Truck Company to DO held this even-
ing bids will be opened for painting
the company's house.
The Bakers Union will take part In
the labor day parade on the 7th inst
The annual meeting of the Woman's
! Foreign Missionary Society OF wills
mington Conference will be held in
Scott Church on Thursday afternoon.
Letters of administration have
been granted by Register Gooch to
DR.. Michael J. Hughes on the estate az
Magdaline Bleyer OF this city.
The ladies' prayer meeting at West
Presbyterian Church, at y O'Clock this
afternoon, was led by Rev. Mr.. Smiley.
Aug ust Schiller, living at Newman
ket and Brown streets, Philade piia,
died Saturday last OF consumpt. on.
The deceased was father OF Harry
Schu Ter, draughtsman at the city en-
gineerlng department Office.
Tho police officers drew their vaea-
lions last evening. Otflcsrs Charles
Clayville, James Haines, Maurice
Flynn, Carmen Di Mare, Patrol Dri.
yer lewis Hayden and Court Officer
William L. Heal drew the week from
September to inclusive.
The damage done to the house No.
| fuf west siAtn street by undermining
the foundation to build sewer wall
will be made good by the contractor
and tho city.
Six members of the Wilmington
Wheel Club, says the Chester Times,
took breakfast at the Hotel Cambridge
Sunday morning. They were return
Ing home from the sports In Philadel-
| phia hold on Saturday Afternoon.
Tho boiler works of Dougherty ard
Freeley, at Marcus Hook, were closed
on Saturday, judgments to the *
tent OF IS, 744.2l are entered against
the firm.
Five hundred shares OF tho Whining
ton City Railway Stock was sod on
Saturday at $40 share.
Chester Is to have n milk and butter
inspector, to be paid by collecting s.
oil Of every dealer in the necess aries
of life.
i John A. Wilson, former resident
of our city is now engaged at the
boarding stables at No. liz Broad
street. Philadelphia.
Mrs Kate and Miss Lillian D. Pal
mer, who have been passing three
weeks with Mrs Charles A. Palmer of
this city, returned to their home In
Lancaster, Pa, on Saturday.