The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-05-23
FOURTH edition
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Inc tuesday CLUB Will n0lu lt9 an
nual meeting In the Board OF Trade
rooms on Monday evening. At that
time report Of the recent concert
will be made and officers for the en-
suing year will be elected.
George Parvis, we'll known young
man, died at his home, No. 610 Lom-
bard street, on Thursday, OF conBump-
tlon.
d. McCusker, No. 2l6 West Second
street, has large stock OF fine shoes
and he is determined to sell at tho
lowest prices.
Charles Condor, a native of Ireland,
was naturalized in the Superior Court
yesterday morning: He is the first
man to get natufallzed through this
court within two years.
Rev William L. McEwan, has gone
to Wernersville, Pa, to take part in
the dedication of the new chapel at
that place tomorrow.
Miss Whitcraft and Miss Hayes, two
popular young ladies In Wilmington.
social circles are Willing away some OF
our fine spring days in Hockessln VAL
ley, making their headquarters at the
L. X. Wingate mansion.
II you want to buy furniture, car
at low prices. for either cash or on
weekly or IN onthly payments. you
should go to the new store, No. No. 5O5
Shipley street. N. II. Reed, manager.
Register OF Wills Bradford yester-
day granted letters testamentary
upon the estate of Nathaniel W. Gookin
to Daniel p. Gookin at al, and on the
estate OF DIR. Arthur II. Gilmshaw to
Arthur II. G. Garrett.
James Mcclellan OF West Chester is
the guest Of George w. 0rtlip, at the
Central Hotel.
Robert G. Fraim Is being urged by
his many friends as an applicant for
one OF the new police comm issioners
to be appointed by the governor.
Dougald b. Smith OF East Lake Park
leaves New York to-day on the steam
ship City Of Rome for Glasgow, Scot
land, where he will stay for the sum
mer.
Invitations have been issued for the
wedding OF SamGel G. Biddle, secre-
tary of The Pusey and Jones Company,
to Miss Ella A. Beeson, In Trinity
Church on Monday evening, June /.
Addison Potts, of Hochessln. who Is
employed in the snuff mill at Yorklyn,
had two OF the fingers OF his left hand
so badly hurt In the machinery of the
mill. a few days ago, that they are
rendered useless
Shad sold In New Castle last week
at S23 per hundred.
Mrs. II. r. Borie, OF New Castle, pre-.
sented her husband on Sunday morn
ing last with bouncing boy weighing
II pounds He has been named iona.
Than Rowland, after Mr.. Rowland, OF
the Delaware Iron Company.
Miss Essie Cathcart, nm ImDeciIe, who
has BEEN kept in Ph ldelphin fol
thirty years by the State OF Delaware
at cost of 5000, will be taken to the
State Insane ASYLUM at Farnhurst.
The women wage earners of our city
are especially invited to First Presby.
terian Church Sunday evening, to heaI
n sermon in their interests. Every
body Is welcome.
A temperance meeting under the
auspices OF tho w. e. Il. o., will be
held at Union NJ. L. Church to.mor-
row afternoon at O'Clock. The
Union choir will furnish the music and
several ministers will address the
meeting. ...
Willie Francis. 7-year old son oi
special officer Francis, at the police
station was badly bitten on the right
hand by dog at Twelfth and Tat
nall streets, last night. He was play
ing with the dog at the time.
The directors OF the Equitable Guar
antee and Trust Company elected the
following officers yesterday: Presi
dent, Preston Lea; Nice-presldent
Thomas b. Smith; secretary and treas
urer, Otho Nowland; solicitor, vii.
lard Salisbury, Jr.
Registration In all the SIS districts oi
the city commenced this forenoon at
10 O'Clock, but up to 2 p. M, the regis
tration was not SO heavy as 1t was uI
to the same hour last Saturday.
Mrs. Isaac II. Staats OF Blackbirt
hundred, and sister of Mrs. William
A. Hukill OF this city, died ON Thurs
day last, and will be buried at Friend
ship NJ. Il. Cemetery ON Monday mex
at 1.30 p. m.
The Fabrlan Society of the Cookmal
M. Il. Church held very eniOyabl
entertainment on Thursday night, il
=" the church. The programme was mad
up of singing, ,reeitations and readings
~ Goodman NJ. Il. Church last nigh
p elected the following. her first trus
tees: Three years, Frederick G. White
|. lock, Benjamin l.. Thompson, Alder
man b. Sentman; two years. Charlie
Beadenkopf, s. Hersey; one yeal
- Cecil 9. Lynch, James 7. Jord.
The Wilmington Wheel Club was t
have its club races at Nawaset Dliyin
Park this afternoon, commencing q
ESQ o'clock, but the weather looks s
forbidding that it is doubtful ii I'll