The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-08-25
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Miss Jennie G. Wilson, the musica
qireetor OF the Conference Academy a
Dover, who has been studying for ,
for year with one of the most noted
musicians In Berlin, Prussia, Is expect
days. - ~ " t'N
The Roekford's defeated the Eddy
stone club at Chester, on Saturday, b.
a score Of 13 to 10.
The Edgemoor Iron Company Il
erecting new office at reported
cost OF $4,000.
Division No. 229, Order OF Railway
conductors, has presented A. q. Nc
Causland, superintendent of the VII
mington and Northern railroad, with {
gold medal and series Of engrosset
resolutions as q testimonial for the
special train given them over the Viii
mington and Northern road on the oc
casion OF its excursion to Reading
Sunday July 20.
The three-masted schooner Florence
was libelled on Saturday evening by
Deputy Marshal Watson while lying al
mouth Of the ChristiRna and brought
Ito the wharf of Walton and Whann
Company at the suit of one of the crew
who claimed that $50 were due him.
Letters of administration were grant
fed by Register OF Wills Coooh yester
dap to Martha @. Station on the estate
Iof the late Rev. Joseph L. Station oil
Pencader hundred.
The new steam barge building at the
Ishipyard OF Enoch Moore, to take the
Iplace OF the old barge Pamlico ofNeW
York, will be launched in about ter
days. .-...+
The schooner ]. Fl. Leach, whose
foremost fell over few weeks ago al
the Jackson and Sharp Company's
Ishipyard, has had two new masts put
In and has nearly all her rigging IL
place.
The Farmers Institute, the grange
and the Farmers Alliance OF Kent
county will hold basket picnic at the
Branch camp ground, near FELTON,, to-
morrow. President Polk of the Nation.
al Farmers Alliance is announced to
DO there.
Mrs. Miranda King, widow of Noble
y. King, died at her residence neal
IGumboro, Sussex County, on the 18th
inst, aged 81 years.
| Edward Robinson, accompanied BY
his wife and two daughters Gertie and
Hattie left yesterday for Atlantic City
TO spend ten days by the seaside. MIR
Robinson has charge of the car depart
ment at the II u II. Works and has
been one OF their most trusty men.
Detective George II. Hatton, wht
has been Ill for some days past witt
an attack OF rheumatism, is again at
tending to his duties.
Invitations are out for the wedding
lof Miss Laura Hertzig of Elkton, Md.
and William Zolper OF this city at tn,
residence of the brides parents, oil
Tuesday September LIST.
Misses Annie c. and Lillian NJ, Mason
have gone to spend vacation of 81!
weeks with their aunt Mrs. Jessi,
Akin of Snow Hill, Nd.
Edwin +. James visited New YorI
last Sunday and took a good look a
the office Of the Worlds building.
Albert l.. Joseph, of this city, VISITED
New York last Sunday and took
good look ut the ruins of the building
in Park Place, which collapsed on Sat
urday, killing and wounding nearly
one hundred persons. $3.50. -
Mr., and Mrs. Hugo F. Bourbon en-
tertained on Sunday, Fred Bourdof
and wife, Edward Corson and wife
Reese Pyle and wife, Mr.. and Mrs
Clark, Marguerite Burns, Miss Mar
guerite Jacobs, Mr.. Louis Scheu, Mr.
Frank G, Croney, VIM. Zimmerman
Vim. Higgins, Joseph Dugan, Loui
lPeekeY, Harry Cooeh, George Coocli
Leonard Smith. Griffith Smith, MI
Jamison, and John G. Farley.