The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-23

Miss Mary Beasten Of Mlddletown,

Is visiting her sister in this city
Senator and Mrs. A. d. Richardson,
OF Dover, sail for Europe on the 2Sth
inst.
William Lynn had his foot am pu-
tated at the Homeopathic Hospital
yesterday afternoon.
Abraham Kelley, of New Castle hum
dred, is candidate for the Dem crat-
lie nomination for road commissl
The Belts Machine Company will
close their works at noon on Saturday
hereafter, instead of $50.
S. Wallis Merrihew has been appoint
ed Handicapped for Delaware by the
racing board Of the i. A. W.
The Court OF Errors and Appeals
met at Dover yeste da'. All cnses
were continued and court adjourned.
The Board OF Health las Issu ed
blank cards which will be given to POI
licemen so that they can report any
nuisance on their districts.
John S. Littell OF this city ls O men,
Der OF nm outing party which Ia spend
ing a week or SO In western Connectl-
lcut. ..-.. .s
Allen b. Clement, graduate OF tho
Friends School, received his degree OF
master of arts ut Haverford College on
Tuesday.
Lieutenant Hell bert Deakyne, United
States engineer, who Is stationed at
lWilletts Point. N. Y, Is visiting rela.
ltives and friends In New Castle.
Virgil Prettyman, son of the Rev.
10. W, Prettyman, of Wilmington NJ.
Il. Conference, was graduated from
Dickinson College Wednesday.
Thomas F. Waldron OF this city
was one OF those upon whom deacons'
orders were conferred at the Cathe-
dral, Baltimore, on Tuesday morning.
/ The prize gold medals in st. Paul's
School, Fourth and Van Bnren streets,
were awarded last evening to Master
Frank Miller and Miss Julia Concan.
mon. 5..
st. Marks p. L. Sunday School Of
West Nantmeal. and the Methodist
Sunday School of Sprlngfle ld.will pic
mic at Birmingham Park next Tues
day.
| Cards are out for the marriage OF
William II. Miller aud Clara Hopkins
Layton, in the Bridgeville M. E.
Church, Wednesday afternoon, June
goth. -..
Some OF tho farmers in Kent County
have commenced cutting wheat The
Smyrna Times says 1t has escaped rust
land promises fairly well in quality
( and yield.
| Tho Electrical workers will hold
'meatlng IN the hall, No. 4lS Shlpley
street, on Saturday evening, to con-
slider matters relating to their mate
rial welfare. ..
Frederick Klair OF Ghristana hun
;'dIed. visited our city his morning.
, He commenced moving yesterday,
and Is now anxious TO get his hay In
: before 1t rains.
J Tho sale of cows on the farm OF
Passmore Brothers, on Tuesday 0fter.
noon, was quite we'll attended, and
the entire herd was disposed OF at toll
,erably fair prices.
The Charley Owl Fishing Club OF this
city left French street wharf last night
at midnight on the tug Taurus on
fishing excursion to Ship John Light
I in the Delaware bay.
i Persons who wish to procure avn
ings are referred to the advertisement
of Birnie Il Son. They offer to store
,,awnings for customers through the
] winter without charge.
/ Two Japanese students OF Drew
|, Theological Seminary, II. Yamaka and
-, Hasagama, will preach In the Meth
iodlst Church at Smyrna, next Sunday,
!, morning and evening, and give an illu-
) strated lecture on Monday evening.
Boyd Mccoy and Miss Carrie McNair
were married this afternoon at the
parsonage OF st. Paul's Nj L. Church
by the Rev. T. +. Terry. After their
bridal trip they will 20 to Mr.. McCoy's
farm, near Summit Bridge.
d. The peach shipment from Milling
ton last year was the largest from any
, point OF the United States. One day
, there were thirty.two cars shipped.
1t is catimated that 80 cars will carry
, the entire crop this year from this
point. 49,. .......
The following applicants for posi-
'.tions on the police force were exam
, ined yesterday: George Curry, resld-
ling at 006 W. Sixth street, James
! Thornton, OF No. 20i Fronch street, and
Harry johnson, or No. 1916 French
street.
:, In tho hill climbing contest at
Scranton on Monday b. Frank McDan-
lei of this city. was one of the three
: men to reach the top. W. d. Yenn of
this city came within rs feet of the
top. In the 25-mile road race s. W.
: Alcrrihew was sixth and w. ID. Venn
eighth.