The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-07-30
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The building at Thirteenth and Pop.
lar streets, which has been put in
order by A. s. Reed Il Bro, for the
new hosiery plant, Is about ready for
occupancy. The machinery will soon
be placed in 1t and tho works will soon
start up.
The.Wilmlngton Hundred Democrat.
1c Association met In the Smith
building last evening. The assocla.
ton Will meot again next Monday
night.
The exchanges at tho Wilmington
clearing house yesterday were: $l1l,-
fO0s3; balances, S28.012.90.
j. Miller Thomas Editor Of the P en-
insula Methodist, is enjoying his vaca.
ton at the Carrollton, at Atlantic City.
MIR, and Mrs. Henry Jerome Toy, nee.
Jennie Kilt OF West. Chester, Pa, hay
Ing returned from their wedding tour,
visited friends in our city TO day.
Calvin l Swayne, the contractor, On
tertained his employees at his residence,
seventh and Franklin streets, Thurs
day night.
Frank Hunter, OF No. 42O TatnalI
street, working for j. p. Donohoe in
his boiling establishment. feli Vestar-
uay ana cut his arm on a piece OF
broken bottle.
Officer Larrigan killed dog at 1870 s
Washington street yesterday
Prof. Isaac Johnson, principal OF the
Friends school, Fourth and West
streets, Is rusticatlng at Sterling, Kan
saS.
VIM. Brady and Howard Craddock.
OF Mlddletown, will race for the
| Gentlemen's Driving Club medal on
/ AnuII1t iRth Tho H1=hn ,.,tl
yards. Tho medal has been In Brady's
possession for nearly ons year.
A. II. Raub, principal of the Newark
public schools, is takiag a needed rest
at Atlantic City.
Don't forgot to go to the Festival
and Box Soclable held on the lawn of
MadeleY M. E. Church tonight.
Nothing was done by the Loyy Court
Committee on the Holland Marsh
Company appropriation question yes
terdays The company asks for g., 900
to 10 expended In dykes to protect tho
county roads.
The body of Lewis Drier. ir., the
German baker who died suddenly at
Charles Suehles residence, Sixth and
Jefferson streets, was inferred In the
now cathedral cemetery o.day.
Mrs. Nj. A. T. Clark, Superintendent
! OF the Associated Uharitie, took an
other fresh dir party out in the coun-
try on Thursday. The party consisted
OF ten persons,
John Mcclure, workman at the
shops OF the Pullman Company, fell
over log yesterday and sprained his
| leg. He was taken to the Delaware
Hospital for treatment.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ingram, No. $40
Va Ton s.fa a.. q
\ to-day to spend week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elder, OF Phila delphia,
are visiting friends in this city.
Chas. Brown. telegraph operator for
Il. II. Robinson, leaves the city to-day
| for the eastern shore of Ind. Charles
| Is line young man and his young
lad y friends will be inconsolabls while
he Is away.
Mr.. and Mrs Albert Dilworth, of
Chrlstiaha Hundred, have been called
on to welcome the arrival of n young
lady visitor, and there Is general re-
joicing In the household over the
event. The neighbors tender their
congratulations.
Rev. DIR. Simms. OF this city. will
fill the pulpit in St. Georges Sunday
morning and evening In the absence Of
Mr. 'Hardesty, the regular pastor.
Capt. Charles II. Gallagher, who
holds a government position in New
York, has boon visiting friends In our
city.
Mrs Joseph Ainsworth, residing at
No. 1874 Jefferson street. was overcome
with tho heat yesterday afternoon at
her residence. DR.. Pierce was SUM
moned, who rendered medical aid.
To-day will be the last day to nav
/ tho aitu fnK xrhf ,tk.
lows a five per cent. rebate. The office
will be kept open this evening until Z
O'Clock. Go and get your rebate off,
even II you haze to borrow the money.
The Street and Sewer Department
have between two hundred and fifty
and three hundred men working for
them. This runs tho payroll up to a
good round sum. Last week'5 pay
roll was about one of the largest the
department has had thus far TO pay
out.
Presiding Elder Louis E. Barn EFT has
received an invitation to preach at
Ocean Grove during the camp meet
ing to he held in August, but will not
be able to accept, owing to a pressure
of other duties.
Rev. l. G.. Fosnocht, of Chesapeake
City, Md, preached in the Newport NJ,
l.. Church last Sunday morning and
evening; the pastor, Rev. A. s. Now
bray being absent, attending the pro-
hibition camp ut Glendon, Nd. To-
morrow morning he will preach at the
Iialera NJ. Il. Church, and at the Lo-
Gust Grove Church la the afternoon.
The Alnsworth Boiler and Pipe Cow
erinG Company are busy In PhiIadsl.
phin covering the pipes IN the differ
snt school houses. The company have
thus far covered the pipes in some 20
school houses. aud are now busy cow
sring the pipes in three more. The
company has opened an Office In
work to do. Their factory Is located