The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-08-01

Brsh's, French street wharf, Is the
place to buy your coal.
! Taylor i Fullerton's Cough Syrup Is
one of the best syrups for coughs and
colds prepared. 500 King street.
Go to Reeds new instalment store
for cheap Furniture and Carpets. sos
SIMPLY street. N. r. Reed, manager.
The Wilmington Coal Gas Company
has declared dividend OF IS per share
for the past six months payable on de-
mand.
Hysore Il Co., corner of Front and
Orange streets, offer for sale q horse,
harness, wagon, and lot Of machin-
cry.
The Wawaset Gun Club and the At
lantlc City Club will test their skill on
the 8th inst.
Grand Master Jester, of st. Georges,
and staff visited Columbia Lodge, No.
20, /. o. o. f., last evening.
A. ]. Boulay, leader of Hyatt's Mill.
tary Band. has accepted the leadership
OF st. Peters r. @. choir.
The Warren and Victor bicycle clubs
will give Joint run to Brandywlne
Summit Camp on the 9th inst.
A large incandescent electric light
was placed at the main entrance to the
postotfice last evening".
F. B. Cotton, chairman of the park
committee, will receive proposals for
cast iron urinal.
City Auditor Harry Billany perform
ed his first official duty on taking his
Office by signing the new Sinking Fund
bonds. He WAS busily engaged this
morning in signing his name to the
checks for bills passed by Council on
Thursday evening.
Two hundred and fifty calls were re-
celyed at the Police Patrol Station dur
ing last month.
In service anu 1t keeps them both GO
ing during the warm weather.
Harry Brown, is looking after the
patrol stables. Harry is iirst-class
horseman and will keep everything in
ship-shupe order
Oscar Shields, the Dallas, Texas,
giant, Is still putting up at the Bell
House. Water and Market streets. He
Is taller thun ever when he stretches
himself.
Numerous persons are moving their
furniture out TO Brandywine Summit
YAM u y ituuuS lO-ud9.
| Workmen ure busiIy engaged in re-
pairing the sewers In the Western part
OF the city.
The First National Bank, commence
ing to-day, will pay out over Sl25, 600
TO the railroad employees.
The Wilmington Electric Company
will pay their annual dividend to-day,
William DUPONT is president of tho
Wilmington City Railway Company.
The Rev. ]. p. Otis, now stationed at
Bridgeyille, Del, will spend his vaca-
ton, the first and second weeks Of
August, at Orange, N. J.
Clinton Young, who had his leg
broken several weeks ago, and was re-
moved to the hospital, wns taken to
his home, No. 705 Pine rect, yester-
day, and Is doing as we'll as could be
expected.
/ Howard Reed. fireman on the Della
| ware Railroad, has been promoted to
be an engineer.
The Q. 40 train out of Philadelphia on
thelP., W. NIB. road now takes on pas
sengers for our city. 1t is quite CON
venience.
Missionary Sabbath school every
| Sunday for children who do not at
tend school, at O'Clock. 607 Tatnall
street, Rev. w. A. II. Albuoy and d.
b. Anderson, city missionaries.
A legal notice has been adopted by
the Street and Sewer Commission
which will be served on all persons
whose sidewalks need paving or re.
pairing. There is number of pave
ments in this city that need attention,
/ n "a
street near Poplar.
The Volunteer Outing Club are down
the Delaware buy ON the sloop Martha
4 ). for a tenday's trip and ii Is reported
that all on board are enjoying them
selves.
Governor Reynolds arrived In this
city last evening at $40 o'clock. and
was met at the railroad station by
County Treasurer Dickey, with whom
he passed the night.
sophs, or S, w. NJ, held their semi
annual meeting last evening, when sew
eral new members We're admitted.
The Rev John D. C. Hanna, will ad-
dress the mons meeting OF the Y. NJ.
q. a. to morrow afternoon, and u cor
dial invitation Is extended to all to he
ls1Itacllt
Detective Hawkins and Hattonrecoy-
cred ant ther lot OF goods stolen from
the house of james L. Conner No. 1908
Jefferson street. Mr.. Conner's three
diamond studs and diamond sleeve
buttons were received from another
pawn shop at Second and Lombard
/ streets.
County Tax Collector Dickey re.
celved 1900 In taxes yesterday, 81, 600
OF which was paid by the Railroad
/ Company.
Register OF Wills Gooch, has granted
letters testamentary to George II. Me-
lntire. on the estate of tho late Thomas
Mclntire OF Pencader Hundred.
He also granted letters on the
estate OF the late Mrs. lucy j. East
burn, OF Mill Creek Hundred. to Jonas
W. Hallowell and Isaac Z. Mnther.
On Wednesday, Executive Officer
Shultz, OF the Hoard of Health, had
forty three calls from the residents of
the Overlooked portion OF tho city
Some of the people thought 1t was the
duty of the Board of Health to clean
out the mud and filth III their houses,
whtla others wanted ali order from
the Board to yacate tho premises, SO
that they would not be held RESPONSE
| bic for the rent for the remainder of
the year.