The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-09
FOURTH EDITION


Dots.
Mayor Wiley is visiting friends in
Texas.
W. @. Burnlte OF Newark was In this
city yesterday.
Mrs. A. @. Jewell OF this city la visit.
Ing friends at Rising Sun, Cecil county,
L. L. Seeley, OF Bridgeton, N. J., is
paying visit to his son and daughter
living IN this city. ...
Officer Rice will thank any one for
the return of his police whistle, which
he lost on Thursd ay.
The Wilmington and Northern Rail
road has ordered 100 cars from the La
coma Car Company. -..-.
Miss Kate Corblt, who has been
visiting Mrs. j. N. Henderson, OF Oak
bourne, has returned home.
Any one finding Officer Rioe's poll,e
whistle would do the officer Kindness
by returning 1t to the Hall.
Harry Kernell the actor. iwell-known
to Wilmington theatrical goers has
been sent to an insane asylum.
CORTLAND Crockett, of AIiddletown,
has sold his trottihg horse Wild Edge,
$40, to Charles s. Caffroy for $1,000.
DIR. II. b. Wilson will DO united in
marriage to Miss Gertrude b. Harlow,
at Bay Ridge, Long Island, this month.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Q. Seeds sent tho
warren Athletic Club a pound.cake
last evening with their compliments.
Miss Maggie Ingram has returned
home after her visit of eight weeks
down the state looking well and hearty.
Rev. Louis Barrett, r. f., will preach
at kingswoCd this friday evening,
and the residents IN the vicinity are in
vlled.
The Portland Paving Company have
received the contract for putting
new sidewalk around Grace NJ. L.
Church.
Tho Rev. l.. i. Barrett, presiding
| elder. will preach at Silverhrook NJ. L.
Church on Sunday evening at 745
o'clock.
Lancaster Brothers. Chadd's Ford
Junction. have made an assignment
to q. ID. King for the benefit or their
creditors. ...=.
Gas VIII DO put In Klugswood audi
torlum preparatory to Ladies' Mite Ba-
zaar Buy u ticket soon. big time
is expected.
JLIoyd Thomas will address meet.
Ing at tho Board of Trade rooms, Cros
by * l1ill building, on Monday evening
ut o'clock.
Rev. and Mrs. NJ. +. Bowman loft
this morning for months vacation.
| They will visit Mr.. Bowman's home ut
Towanda Ia.
William Guthrie residing near Chat
ham, Pa, visited his uncis MIR. Jones
Guthrie. yesterday andlattended the
Wilmington Fair.
Mrs. Il. d. Clarke will open her prl-
vtte school for small children on Mon
day morning, september 18th. Pay
/ lnent in advance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert McGlulloy and
Mr.. and Mrs, George W. McCaulley
have gone to Niagara Falls aud other
/ points for two weeks.
The Friday night prayer meeting Of
tho Grace Nj. Il. Church congregation
Will be resumed In the parlor OF tho
parsonage this evening,
DIR. Peter l.. Cooper will be candi.
date for the Republican nomination
for tho Legislature from this city, on
Saturday, September l7th.
The Street and Sewer Commissioners
held a spe 1iul meeting last evening.
aud considerable business transacted
and improvements talked over. 49,.
Mayor w. L. Roybold, of Delaware
City, Is spoken Of in connection with
the Republican nomination for the
Legislature for Red Lion Hundred,
Two frame b Iildings in thu rear of
Nos, $40 and BIZ Orange street, owHe /
by the Wilson estate, were condemned
yesterday by building Inspector DOhl.
A royal set out was given BY MIR.
John Mo.4enry of Edgemoor last even
ing, to sumo friends In order to cele-
Drate the anniversary of his marriage.
EX-Gov G. G. Stock,oy AMI DIR. G.
II. richards of Georgetown. Del were
in attendance Mt Hazel Dell fair ye5ter-
day. Ex-Gov. Bigg5 was also on tbs
ground.
W. A. Gill, of Townsend. formerly
with J. G. BIagdou the trugglst, OF
Middletown, hns accepted II position in
the pharmacy OF L, p. Stevenson, Will
mington. =.-
Letters of administration were
granted to Virginia l.. Culberlson
aud Geo. w. Nnudaiu. administrators
OF the estate OF tine late james Culbert
son, OF Middletuwn, Del.
George Foulk. James MahafTy, W.
Stllley and IL. Litzanbarg, members OF
the I. VI. G. A. OF this city, Will take
part In the sports OF the Y. NJ, q. A. vi
Philadelphia on Saturday.
Detectives Hawkins and Hatton yes
terday recovered Il gold watch in a
secondhand store in this city which
had boon stolen from Edward X Me
EVAN OF Philadelphia by u servant IL
his family.
Robert Powell, farmer. living neal
Mlddletown, lost valuable COW OF
Saturday last OF pleurC. pneumonia
James Il. Powell. father of Robnr
. Powell. has recently lost three cow.
from the same disease.
George d. CrossaLd. OF st. George
Hundred, desires tho man who sLoI,
:, the lap robe and side lrtains from hi
carriage at Augustine Pier, u few night
e ago, to return the same If he wishe
to avoid arrost and commitment t
c Jail,
/. Tho committee OF inspection OF Tn
new Equitable Guarantee and Trus
l. buillinE corner Of Ninth and Make
! streets which will he thrOwn open 1,
u Inspection on Wednesday, Sept. It'll
4 consists OF William W. Pussy, JosopI
- swift, Thomas H. Smith, Dr. j. A
T. Draper Thomas jackson, and Prest OIL
=, Loa.
U W. G. r, ColquhOnn. secretary OF tn
< Wilmington Board oil Health, left thi
=" morning by the Baltimore and OH,
/ ItailrOad Tor Chicago, whero no vii
Investigate the system OF drainage i
9 that city and th4 removal of garbage
!, lie will also visit Cincinnati and Pitts
u burg hufore he returns, for tho sam
purpose
!, The residents OF Walnut street con
II plain very much Of the pile OF Belgia
/, blocks dumped out loose on the stree
% between Ninth and Fourteenth street.
V Many of tho stones have filled up til
y gutter and the water and street debrl
II settling amongst the stones has crei
tod nuisance that should be INN,
diately abated, especially in view
81 the fear OF tho Introduction OF III
81" cholera.
Fair "odds ana Ends"
1T Fred Cope of Philadelphia was Il
80 hest fancy bicycle rider. He uso
IL common Sense.
Bicycle mile in 2.4i by S. II, Bilysu
Napkin rings, vases and multlfariot
bric-a-brac are now made of old new
papers initiating bark and called Blu
= nells "Barkine."