The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-07-19

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j "A Republican moetlng will DO held
az tho Old Academy, In the Ninth ward.
this evening.
Tho memb1rs' monthly mootlng oil
the T. Nj. q. A. will be held In AEso-
citation Hall tonight
II you want fine cool glass OF beer,
| visit tho Maennerchor Garden OF John
Wagner No. 2o7 Orange street.
The Delaware division telegraph OF.
fice has been removed from the Mary.
land division cT'cc to the Office OF the
road foreman, OF engines OF tho Della.
ware division.
The First ward Democrts hold a
meeting at Fourth and Shipley streets
last evening. Speeches wero made by
Willard salisbury, Peter D. Cooper.
Victor d. Wooley and John +. Doian.
John Fleming, who has been CON
Quoting tIulns on the D., NJ 4. v.
railroad, has been removed to VIII
mington to conduct on through Della
ware division trains.
George Drake, auctionear, will have
a sale OF furniture at No. All East
Eighth street. on Friday morning, be.
longing to parties who are about re-
moving from our city.
The schooner Jonathan May clenred
to-day from tho Diamond state
wharves with cargo % railroad track
fastenings for Jacksonville, Fla.
Mrs McCardle. residing at No. SIT
East Sixth street, fell down stairs this
morning and broke her right arm. DIR.
l.. A. Kittlnger reduced tho fracture.
A large bull lost his life by attacking
tho engine attached to north-bound
passenger train on the Delaware rail-
road, near Brenford, on Sunday. The
engine WAS also damaged 80 badly
that another ono was procured al
Clayton.
Frank Alexander, residing at No. $50
Bennett street, wns slightly injured
on the hip by bolt hitting him at the
Jackson Il Sharp works on Monday
afternoon.
Charles Ferhenbach. W. Fl. Hartlovs
ana u. Cooper were appointed to rep
resent the Wilmington Rod and Cur
Club at the two days tournament OF
the Independent Gun Club of Plain
field, N ].
Rees Palmer, OF West Chester. Pa.
is engaged in putting heating appa
ratus In the house Of II. O. Curtis, Of
Newark. Del.
Shot-No. l. b. d. c.. Of the RemIng
ton Match Co., are somewhat dazed
same being defeated by sllot-No. q
i. d. O., of the aame company on last
Saturday, and will play marbles for q
while.
splendid summer garden has beer
attached to the saloon of John Wag
ner, No. 207 Orange street, where can
always be found first-class lager beer
liquors and segars. Give him a call.
The contents and fixtures OF the gro
Gerry store at tho Southwest corner oil
chestnut and Monroe streets, will be
soId at pnblic sale tomorrow, (Wed
nesday) afternoon, mt /. 80 o'clock, by
w. A. Hukill, auctioneer.
Capt. Harry Mann first mate, VIM
Elliott second mate, Joseph Taggart
and steward, Harry Steelnan retul n
cd on Sunday evening from an enjoy
able weeks cruise down tho Chesa
peake bay, on the yacht Margaret.
Don't forget the Redoemer Sunday
school excursion to Pennsgrove or
Thursday. July 2lst. Boat leaves
King street wharf at 7.2o. o. II. 80 a. m
and l.S0. Ais p. In. Returns 100, 5.O5
and $50 p. m.
The Arctic Juniors defeated the
Brownson juniors by score OF 81 TO
.. and also the White Lilies, by a
scoro of ID to g. Any nine whose
members are under "A sond challenge
to VIM. McMann. 1345 Chestnut street.
Over IS, 100 OF the effects OF the Dol.
aware and Chesapeake Improvement
company remain to be divided. The
company started business is years
ago with q capital OF 800, 900, and
dredgod chiefly In the Delaware and
Chesapeake Bay.
Numerous Wilmington whcelmen
Will attend tho meeting at Washing.
ton, ID. Q. Tho grand parade will Ia ke
place from the capitol at 10 O'Clock.
inc wheelmen, 1t Is estimated, mum.
Der $4,000.
West Grove, Pa, has population OF
but 700 persons, yet tho postmaster is
paid 81, 900 per year with an assistant
at $500.