The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-08-27
FOURTH EDITION
Personal.

Rev. A. N. KeIgwin and wife sailed
from Germany on the 26th inst, for
New York. and expect to reach this
city In about ten days. Their friends
will be glad To see them again.
Master Robert Bruca, of this city, nc
companied Miss Mary z. Dixon, OF
HOckessin, to Cape May on Wednes-
day.
Mrs. David Bruce, No. 600 Adams
street, has returned from her visit to
Germantown. During her absence she
called at tho Presbyterian hospital,
which she styles wonderful institu-
tion.
Mrs. James Engle, who recently re-
turned from Atlantic City, did not re-
ceive much benefit from her trip, as
she has since been quite unwell.
Miss Agness l. Nickle, OF Baltimore
Nd, Is spending few weeks with re
latives IN Delaware City and STATE
Road Station, Del.
Mrs. W. NJ. II. williamson has re-
turned from Ocean City, N. j., where
she has been spending the summer.
Sister Mary Meinolpha, formerly Miss
Matte Farrell, oil this city, was pro-
feSsed on Tuesday morning, at the
convent, Lady of Angels, Glen Riddle,
Pa.
Captain Thomas Humphreys died
Iat Milford. on Tuesday, In the 18th
year of his age. ...
Rev, v II. Berghaus who accepted
the rectorship OF Calvary Church, has
arrived In our city, accompanied by
his wife and taken board ut the Clay
ton House for few days.
Thomas L. Bayard, Jr,. who, with his
sister, accompanied the remains of
Count Lewenhaupt to Sweden, has
returned to mis- home. -
: Thomas j. White and family are
Imnkiug two weeks visit to Atlantic
City.
Samuel Hance Bullock has gone to
Atlantic City for two weeks vacation
lfor the benefit OF his health. He is
IA guest at Miller's Cottage.
| Howard c. Bullock is on vacation
lat his uncle's at Holly Oak.
Several new passenger cars are be-
ing constructed In the shops of the
r.. w. Il b. Railroad Company, in this
lefty. to accommodate the increased
travel on the roud. They are to be
finished by the last OF October. Like
all new cars recently built, they will
be models OF beauty, strength and
stability.
The Old Ferry rolling mill, Which
WAS destroyed by fire few weeks ago,
lis being rebuilt and the work of con.
'struction will be pushed forward
, rapldly.
il Mitchell q Bash arc doing a larg,
al M ~ tIi1 mr.
: lat No. 2l9 Market street.
: Mrs.N. K. Benson ST., offers for sale
rlher beautiful cottage and 100 acr,
farm, situated on the Concord road
Just above the State line.
Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Vernon
and their daughter Miss Mabel took
"Trip down to Atlantic City to-day.
1 Letter carrier Asbury Sterling, start
,Ied yesterday on two weeks vacation
Ito Atlantic city. Before leaving thu
lefty he purchased a ten-inch rimmet
tistraw hat to prevent the sums ray
from altering his complexion.
g Miss Viola d. rantum Is in Oeeal
Grove, the guest OF her brother, DR.
Percy l.. Tantum. Miss Tantum will
remain at the seashore until October
ana then Will make tour of northern
New York. She will return about No.
,lrember l.
Judge 1. c. Grubb of this city, wa,
elected member of the General Coun
tcil OF the National Bar Association al
!, tho meeting OF the association at Bos
ton yesterday.
John u. Kelley, well known In this
ethis city, son of Alexander Kelley, i,
lying very i'll In Florida,
Mrs. Samuel Booth and two Chill
dren returned to her home in Boyone
New Jersey, last Sunday.
A gentleman who called at n lawyer
office six times without finding him IN
, has concluded that he Is not anXiou
4 for business. He should try again, a
the world was not made in one day
The stable Of Charles +. WEIGH, sit
Iuated in the rear of public school No.
I was entered by thieves early last oven
. ing and some harness stolen. a col
j ored man who formerly worked 70
2 Mr., WEIGH is supposed to have VISITED
5 the place.
Tho executive committee OF the nr0
, posed Wesley NJ. +. Church bazaar me
at the rink, Eleventh and Madison SITS
yesterday afternoon and discusse,
llJlillS III Allt 'ii2li4iNN - illt commit
l. tee VIII meet in Union Church Tonight
!, The patrol wagon. away at the re
q pair shops, Will be on duty Septembe
,nrlst. .
Tho young ladies of st. Paurs Re
man Catholic Church Will give fest
val August 27 and IS.
The exchanges at the WIlmlnEto
h clearing HOUSE, yesterday were: SI06
. 24S.95; balances, 9,634.u9
le The residents OF the Smith ward war
. II new sewer to drain Elliott ayenu
and the streets above.
Albert Green, who so severely Gu
Isaac Anderson at Birmingham Parh
: August II, was taken to Nest Chestg
re for trial on Tuesday evening by u IVES
~ Chester constable.
- James IInrmau, eolored, of this cit
who WIS pronouEGF-! insane by Polic
,r surgeon Baird WAS taken to the Della
ID ware Hospital for the Insane yestel
~ DAY afternoon.
The Board Of Directors of the Stree
and sewer Department he Id speeit
meeting last night and like the Il
nf dams INDUCED in long talk, ht
I. transacted no regular bushes.
ID Ai'L Hei luSShHs wa We nelu Inls eNel
!, ing for that purpose.
Edgar H. Bayne, formerly treasure
- al the Grand Opera House, also OF II
Bijou Theatre, pittsburg, Pa, Il
largest theatre in the Vest playin
the Legitimate drama, and manage
by Il. NJ. Gulick ~ Co., with Samu
IN. Dawson, formerly OF this city
the jewellery business, have acceptt
The same position at the Academy
Music.