The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-08

Bush's, French street wharf. is the
)lace to buy your coal

Bush's, French street wharf. is the
place to buy your coal.
For house plant flowers ETC., use
Bowker's Flower Food. For sale by j.
J. Smith, Fourth and Shipley streets.
The regular meeting OF the Young
Womeu's Christian Temperance Union
postponed last Monday OIL account of
the storm, will be held next Monday
afternoon Mt $50, at their headquar-
tiers, No. 100 West Eighth street.
Behr Bros, Newly, Evans and Hale
pianos IL. Il. Robeien ITO Market
street.
VIM g. Martin, the popular horse.
man, Will have sale OF horses at his
stable on West Third street, on Satur-
day, March 10Th
Joseph Gotchmer in crossing the
railroud track last Friday evening, foil
AMI broke ribs. lie was admitted to
FarnhuIst Hospital.
sheriff simmons sold the dry goods
oil Lincoln ID. Jones. at No. $40 King
street. Monday morning.
Tho "Sniclter" given by st. Mary'5
L. y. Is. Society last night was we'll
attended, ana passed of PLEASANTLY.
| Percival Chubb, OF Brooklyn. n. Y,
Will lecture before tho New Century
club, in Eden hall, tomorrow after
noon on The Relation of Education
to Social Reform"
Thomas j. Davis. who died In the
PENNSYLVANIA Hospital on Sunday
from injuries raceiVcl on tho Penn
ISylvanla Railroad. resided ut No 1lS
West Eighth street. this city, from
where his funeral will take place.
Some ten tramps were arrested lust
evening at the east ia nction OF tic
B. IL q. railroad and brought to the
hall. They we're given hearing and
sent over Tor trcspsss.
Captain Francis. Officer Scott and
three other gentlemen visited the Della
ware canal one day oil last week. but
lit being an of day, tho pike failed to
bite very freely and they came home
with tile proverbial itshermun's tuck.
I Professor George L. Marls of Phila-
ldelphia will lecture In tho Friends
Affecting House at Fourth and West
streets. on Friday evening at 7.45
O'Clock, on Tho Yellowstone Park.
Mrs. j. Frank Ball has received noti.
lilcatlon from the president of the
5oard OF Women Managers of the
i Worlds Fair of her election to the
craftsmanship CT the Committee OH In
4 aus anu IL tltllbtT OF tlt
Committee of Fine Arts and Manufnc.
Iturers.
Mr.. and Mrs James r. Montgomery
gave their 4.year-old daughter Blanche
Il lrthday party at their home, No. 2l5
lIatnall street, last evening. A very
enjoyable time WAS spent by the lit le
folks.
The trolley wire on tho Eighth
street itrlc limo broke yesterday
opposite the Eighth street market, and
fell to tho ground splitting out sparks
OF iiro. Mr., Thomas Mayne's horse
was stan ling hitched To a post. and
rearing up eamc near stepping on tile
'Iwlre. The cars on the line were dclay-
ed only short time when the break
'Iwds repaired.
I The l., Il. LIS under the nusDtces of
the w. q. T. u, No. g. held their see.
n ond meeting on Friday March 9TH in
.Shorters hapel over Eleventh street
bridge. Their meetings arc to be held
every hr5t and third Friday in each
month
!. JosAph Edwards whose farm aiio;ns
the Line property above Centreyllle.
lIw.ll sell his stock and farming imple.
'mcnts at public sale. on Tuesday. the
22nd inst, tie has rented his farm Ia
ia NJ, Dixon, and proposes to remove
ito Chester, Pa,