The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-21
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Senator William P. Freye. OF Maine,
WILL speak on the tariff In tho Opera
House on Friday evening, Dot. 9TH.
William A. Bobb will Issue the Odessa
Leader, commencing with to-day.
pr. A, B, Harris has returned from
Atlantic City.
Miss Belle Prayer has gone south for
the benefit OF her health.
John Myers. OF No. GIT South Jack
son street, is able to DO about once
more.
Mrs. Mary Y. Blades is visiting her
parents at Seaford. Del.
State Auditor Dulaney was ct the
Court House yesterday, settling with
different school directors.
The Wilmington Prohibition League
held an informal meeting last evening
at Its headquarters No. zoos Market
street.
Mrs, Maria Chapman and Mrs. Ara.
bella Angelina, have arrived In Corlno.
Italy.
Several laborers are wanted at Sill
varbrt ok brickyard, Front street, west
of B. a .. railroad. .-...-
Mr.. L, l.. Baylis OF RIverview, had q
splendid exhibit OF potted and cut
flowers at Sixth and King streets this
morning. and can be found there on
market days.
Cards are out announcing the we'd
ding Of George N. Maris to Miss Mar
garet Bryson Capelle, daughter Of
Alexander Capelle, on Tuesday even
ing, October ., at 7.30 o'clock in West
Presbyterian Church.
Edward Glasgow, a brakeman on
the p, w. il IL. railroad. residing In
this city. had an arm and leg broken
on Monday night while coupling cars
at Baltimore. He Is in the hospital at
Baltimore, under treatment.
A book with the rules governing the
police depaI tment, has been printed
the officers, and a handy thing to have
around when quelling a disturbance
or arresting drunken man.
DR.. j. b. Welch relieved Joseph Par
sons, bartender at the Delaware House.
OH Sunday of n tape worm 90 feet In
length, In two hours and half. The
dose Administered was not sickening,
nor in any way dangerous.
The large paper mill OF j. r. Ramsey
* Son, on Muddy Run. Upper Oxford,
Chester County, Pa, was destroyed by
fire few days ago, causing a loss of
several thousand dollars.
Mrs. Harry Green OF this city is
passing few weeks with her parents,
MIR. and Mrs Z. Brltton, In Kennett,
PA.
Miss Ella Thompson Of New Garden,
and James Walters OF Kenneth, were
united In marriage in Philadelphia on
! Wednesday afternoon by Mayor
Edwin s. Stuart.
4 Detective Jonn Trainor. who was con
Injected with tho Wilkinson Detective
Agency In ferrcting ont the comspirntors
against the du Points, is now u member
York.
The Rev. George w. Miller, ID. d. form
CRY of Grace Church, this ity, and now
o. Kansas City, has been appointed pas
tor OF the new 5. Andrews Church,
,lNew York. and will open there october
18Th.
I Mrs II. f. Pickles will represent Will
Imington auxiliary of the Woman's For
leign Missionary Society of the Methodist
i Episc phl Church at tho missionary
meeting in Harrisburg, from October
,loth to october It'll inclusive.
! The Ney. j. ID. Rlgg has so far recov-
cred his health as to resume preaching.
At the request OF Presiding Elder Bar
irett he has consented to take charge of
} the Rev. y. ii. kurshnw, who has re.
lsumcd his studies ut Dickinson College.
The morocco firm of john q. Baker &
Co, will in few weeks commence the
erection OF an annex. The new building
viii be 90 feet square and four stories
high. Morocco will be colorcd in the new
Ibuilding, rs the present shops are made
!quate
Rev. Clarence T. Wilson pasl or of tho
NJ. =. Church ut Stafford and well known
i in this city, has been transferred to Fort
smith, Arkansas. He will preach his
farewell sermon next Sunday.
G.. Burns, residing at Henry Clay,
near Barlow Il Thatehars factory, ha
for sale fine philo cactus at a CONS
paratively low price.
Mrs. Eiswald, mother OF Rev. Mr..
Elswald OF Christiana, is suffering
from severe attack of typhoid fever.
She appeared to be slowly convalescinR
but yesterday she had u relapse which
caused her friends To feel some alarm.
The anniversary OF st. Matthews
Mission was celebrated last night.
After short service the report OF the
mission for the past year was read by
II, ID, Speaknan. Addresses were de-
llivered by Bishop Coleman. the Rev.
II. Ashton Henry and NJ. Brooks. L.
, Leslie Cafpenter, Miss ReEa Robinson
anu lhonlnS JACKSON gave selections
Refreshments were served.
Rev. Vim. Marshall, who was sta.
, toned az st. James Episcopal Church
, near Stanton. some twenty years ago,
but who has been located at Couders
Point, Potter County. Pa, for num-
1 Der OF years, visited our city to-day.
1 He is enjoying good health but his
h wife is on the invalid list, and as tho
winters are very cold In the mountains
he proposes TO find a place with O
more moderate temperature.
Abram Briefly, grocer, at the north
}. west corner of Sixth aud Poplar
n streets, says: You can say for me
d that l use Irl-Phosa and can truth
a fully say that it does all that Is
ii claimed for 1t, and it gives entire sutis
d faction In every way | sell lot o
3 II and everybody appears to like Il
/ that buys it,"