Evening journal., 1891-08-12
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

The work of renairing Shipley run
sewer is being rapidly pushed forward.
Edward g. Smith has not been identi-
fed as the burglar Harry
Receiver Dickey is at Christiana. col
lecting the taxes Of White Clay Creek
hundred
Joseph T. Wiltbsnks was SO severely
stung on the foot by an insect yesterday
that medical aid had to be procured
In the Horace Silcox drowning case in
Appoquinimink hundred, the coroner's
jury returned a verdict of accidental
death.
Physical Director Hoffman, Of the Y.
NJ. G. A., will give free lecture on
"How to Bandsge, next Tuesday even
ing, in Association Hall
Peter Gallagher ate too much ice
cream last evening and was seized with
cramps. 1t took Dr. Baird and others
several hours to relieve him.
Next Sunday morning at 03O o'clock
General Secretary j. R King will give a
song service with blackboard illustra-
tions in Olivet Presbyterian Church.
At the regular meeting of the Board
u.
the weekly payroll Of e4l9 65 was
ordered paid A number of bills were
also allowed.
Peach shipments over the Delaware
railroad yesterday footed up 1873 cars OF
this number only six carloads came to
the Wilmington market The total
shipments for the season amount to
1908 carloads.
The city was painted red for time
last night because of the many parades
which took place. The A. O of G.. 7. led
goat along which, while causing much
msrriment, excited the wrath Of some
interested in the prevention Of cruelty TO
animals.
Henry O. Robinson, the largest judg-
ment creditor Of the Kennebec Ice Com
pany, bought the personal property of
the company at sherif's sale yesterday.
He has decided to continue the business
under the name OF the Consumers Ice
Company pending further disposal Of the
property.
Yesterday afternoon the Building
Committee OF the Levy Court met at the
| Court House aud awarded to the Cav
throp Brother Company the contract
| 70 repair bho hch1AhS @PbaA ntao VI bhe
building. The committee also decided
that the Office of Register Of Wills Cooch
should be carpeted.
At meeting of the German League,
(Deutsch Bund) last evening, it was de-
clded 20 celebrate German Day on 0cto.
Der 5, and other German organizations
were requested to appoint committees tC
make arrangements. A parade will be
given during the day and balls will be
given in the evening.
Register of Wills ]. wilkins Cooch
has granted letters testamentary upon
the estate of Thomas Doherty, late OF
Wilmington hundred, to Charles b.
Dougherty Also letters of sdministrs
tion upon the estate of John Campbell
late Of Christiana hundred, TO the Sc
curity Trust and Safe Deposit Company
The Reilly Lyceum will parade to
night over the following route. Form al
their rooms, Lord and Pine streets, Pine
TO Fifth, Fifth to Spruce, epruce tS
Fourth, Fourth and over Third street
bridge to Lobdsll, Lobdell to Clsymont
Claymont to A, A to Heald, and back anc
/ up Church to Eighth, Eighth to Pine
Pine to Sixth, Sixth to Lombard, Lom
bard to Seventh, Seventh to Poplar
Poplar to Ninth Ninth to Market, Mar
ket to Second, Second to Jackson, Jack
son to Third, Third to VanBuren, Van
Buren to Fourth Fourth to Madison
Madison to Sixth, Sixth to Shipley. Ship
ley to Fourth. Fourth to Pine, Pine t.
rooms and disbsnd.
Reilly Lyceum, Atlantic City, $l.25