The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-07
Dota.

The Columbus Day Committee will
meet this evening and elect a mar
shall.
Kingsforti's corn strach cents, at
Merodlth's Cash Grocery, Sixth and
Madison streets.
st. Paul's parish school opened at o
O'Clock this morning with 500 pupils
and 10 teachers.
Thomas b. Martin Is a candidate for
tho Republican nomination for asses
sor OF New Castle Hundred.
The exchanges at the Wilmington
clearing house yesterday we're: $685.
574.43; balances, Sl9, 099.63.
S. p. Downing, who resided I'm our
city several years ago. bnt now resides
~ Salisbury, Is visiting his son in this
city.
W. A. Gill. formerly Of Middletown.
has accepted q position in Il. Z. Stew.
enson's pharmacy Tenth and Adams
streets.
The condition OF Bradford Murphy
OF Dover, who recently was stricken
with paralysis and apoplexy, has not
improved. ....I.
ID. II. p. Ewes left home yesterday
to intend the annual meeting OF tho
Pennsylvania State Veterinary Asso-
citation at Allentown Pa.
Ono hundred and seventy. dol
lars and eighty-nlne cents has thus
far been collected by the News for tho
Hospital at Teberan Persia.
Contractor VIM. II. Little is building
new frame house for Alley Chandler,
Norklyn. He is also building house
for Samuel Sharpless aud has 1t rooted
in.
| Asplendld summer garden has been
attached to tho saloon of John Wag.
ner, No. 207 Orange street. where can
always be found iirstclass lager beer,
liquors and segar5.
Every housekeeper should go to see
the exhibit Of w. @. Philips & Co., at
tho fair and receive free sack of the
best salt In the world. Main building.
corner next the race track.
All the members OF the Higgins
Club are earnestly requested to attend
an important meeting of the Club on
Thursday evening at s o'clock. at the
Grand Army Hall, 4th and French
streets.
The colored people of this city will
hold mass meeting In Odd Fellows
Hall this evening to hear addresses
and discuss matters pertaining to
their race. The meeting promises to
be well attended.
The Board OF Water Com missloners
mot last evening. In the absence of
President Porter Mr.. Pickles presided.
The balance in bank was reported 70
be SIS, 9i2.1l. Tho payroll OF &6l2.
was ordered paid
The Higgins Club will meet at the
Grand Army Hall, at Fourth and
French streets, tomorrow evening
and, as business OF Importance will be
brought before the meeting, IL is hop
cd that all tho members Will attend.
This evening the First Regiment
Band will give free concert at Shell
pot Park, under the auspices OF the
City Railway. The concert will be
froe but a nominal admission will be
charged to the dancing pavilion.
The Young Mems Colored Republl.
can Club of McDowellville will meet
tonight at the House No. 1906 West
Sixteenth street at $50 o'clock, and
Will he addressed by a speaker from
New York. Captain Russell would like
to see all the members present.
The Ferd FulImer Male Chorus met
last evening aud reelected its old olll-
GERS to serve for one more year. The
me beers adjourned to Earra'5 Ice
cream saloon after the meeting and
were treated to cake and iee-cream by
the officers.
Rev. Asbury Chester, OF Millyille. N.
j., has been visiting his daughter, Mrs.
Appleby, No. 9l4 Poplar street. He Is
n years of age, and has preached the
gospel for over fifty years. He visited
Asbury Church on Sunday and shook
hands with number of the members.
He was well pleased with his visit and
left for his home on Monday greatly
lnvlgorated.