The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-08-29

dtldCucu 10 tlo bhlOOI OL Joun WuH-
ner. No. 207 Orange street. where can
always be found first class lager beer,
liquors and segars.
Kingsford's corn strach 8 cents, at
Meredlth's Cash Grocery, Sixth and
Madison streets.
Miss Jean MacCormack, who has
been visiting Miss Lue SImins for two
weeks, has returned to her home In
Philadelphia,
Miss Clarie lands and Miss Mamie
Fisher, of Columbia, Pa, who has
been visiting friends in this city. left
yesterday for visit to relatives In
Philadelphia.
George Molo and George Miller OF
hockland have returned from Cape
May.
The Misses Draper arc visiting Mrs.
Torbert at Milford.
Miss Emma Hughes OF Elkton Is
visiting friends In our city.
Miss Bessie Pyle is visiting her sis.
ter, Mrs. NJ, Z. Fixes OF Dover.
Charles Allen, OF this city, is visiting
his brother, Frank Allen, at Seaford.
James L. DeVou returned home on
Saturday from o three weeks trip
through the West. He travelled over
1000 miles, and saw everything worth
seeing in the wild and woolly West.
He left this morning on the George
Washington fishing party.
The Rev. VIM. p. Swartz, of Central
Presbyterian Church, will leave to-.
morrow for three weeks trip in
ennsylvanla.
Mr.. Julius Hess and family, who
have been paying Mr.. Thomas Eeuy,of
No. sci Jackson street.n visit. returned
homo to Johnstown, Pa, on Saturday
Miss Bessie Pyle OF this city Is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. III. L, Fixes at
Dover, Del. 49,.
Isaac T. Johnson. Principal Of
Friends School, has returned fiom n
sojourn In the Rocky Mountains, (Col. }
He looks solid and well Drowned and
feels well.
Benjamln Ferris, who has been In the
West for the past four years,is visiting
his parents in our city.
Mike Clinch is tending bar for Eb-
berhart Freye, on Shipley below Sev-
enth street.
Mr.. Elmer w. Demarest, of Bayonne,
N. j., spent Sunday with Wilmington
friends.
Mr.. Harry Steelman has returned
from visit to Atlantic City and Toll
chester and from cruise down the
Chesapeake bay.
The remains of Annie T.. Sanford
were conveyed to Chestertown, Md,
this morning for interment.
Miss Bessie Bowen OF West street is
visiting relatives near Newark.
4 10 hn 70 n
week with her friend, Miss Alice A..
Booth, and Mrs. Faslt OF West Chester.
The Zouaves, connected with IVES
ley NJ, L. Church, arc encamped at
Birmingham Park.
The new street car rails to be laied
on Delaware avenue have arrived,
They will weigh OIL pounds to the
yard.
Wilmington Conclave, No. -. I'm
proved Order OF Heptasophs, will hold
u meeting tonight and have their an
nual watermelon feast. ....-.
A horse belonging to the Cold
Spring Ice and Coal Company caught
Its foot In the railway track at Eighth
and Monroe streets on Saturday even
ing and nearly wrenched OIL one OF lis
hoofs. ..-..
DIR. A. B. Harris has mnde an exam
nation OF William McCloskey as to
his mental condition. He is thought
TO he insane from his talk and ac-
tions.
The Wawaset Gun Club was defeat
ed in an interesting shooting match Mt
twenty-five clay pigeons by the Kia-
mensle Gun Club on Saturday at the
grounds OF the former over Eleventh
ctr IA fatal tn
100.
The Brownsons easily defeated the
strong Bradford club of Philadelphia
on Saturday at Front and Union
streets by score OF to3.
The summer cricket eleven of the
Delaware Field Club scored an ensy
victory over the first eleven of West
Chester on Saturday afternoon ut Els
mere.
The schooner Henry A. Taber struck
on a dangerous spot on Saturday
morning at the Delaware Breakwuter
and in u few minutes was a total
wreck. .. .... ..
The law for shooting reed birds will
expire on Thursday next, and then you
may expect the lovers of these doll
cious birds to make their appearance
birds arc rather scarce this year and
there will be hardly bird apiece for
the gunners.
John Brown Is erecting another
large organ at the Wilmington fair
buildings.
MIR, j. Frank Davis at No. liz East
Fourth street, will open the store cor-
nor Second and Washington streets.
on Saturday next with n full line OF
groceries and provisions.
A horse belonging to j. f, Bradbury
became frightened on Saturday even
| ing and ran away, wTecking tho car.
rlage. 1t was captured at Eighth and
Lombard streets.
Over 5000 excursionists visited pol
chester Beach, via the Pennsylvania
road on Sunday.
The Presbytery OF New Castle vii
hold special meeting next Monday
night to act on the requests of thu
Reys. William l.. McEwan and George
NJ. Hickman for release from their re
spective pastoral charges and to ar
range for the care of the churches il
the vacancy.
Prof. C. b. Rhoad5 will train the pu
pills of No. school for the forthcom
ing Columbian celebration.
&Ths Farmers'A lance is said to have
n following in Kent county of 800 yot
ers. and in Sussex Of some 700 voters
David G, Rose, Jr., Grsat Saohem, l
O. II. NJ, has issued an appeal to the
various tribes of Delaware for aid for
the stricken community of Delmar.
John W. Cook OF Wilmington, at !
o'clock yesterday morning, liberated
between 400 and 800 homing pigeons
for fly to New York. The birds be
long to tho Empire City Flying Club.
Republican County COMMITTEES Meet