The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-27
FOURTH EDITION
Dots.


Rev, A, NJ, Browne will preach a
sermon on Sunday evening, In the
NJ. y. Church at Middletown, to the
Major John Jones Post.
Monday, May 3oth, being a legal
holiday, the banks will be closed. All
notes and checks falling due on that
day must be paid on Saturday, May
2Sth.
Mr.. Daniel DOLL, the building in
speetor has his team, and Is attending
strictly to business. lie says 1t Is not
SO that he belonged to the Third ward
Democratic club only month before
he was elected inspector by the Re-
publican Council.
A horse attached to cart loaded
with paving stone fell down on Mary
land avenue near Harrison street yes
tetday afternoon and broke one of the
shafts.
William S. Jordan, residing at No.
SO6 Wright street, was, Yesterday Bit
ten severely in the hand by dog. lie
hal tho wound cauterizel.
W. A. Hukill will occupy tho Offices
vacated by VIM. G. Spruance, at No
0l5 Market street. and he will pursue
the auction and real estate business as
heretofore.
Marshal Mahaffy, yesterday. went
to Delaware City and seized the sloop
George w. Brown, for wages due tho
mon.
The Sons OF Rest Fishing Club will
leave on Thursday next on the steam
launch "Oh-We Go" for fishing in
tie Delaware and Chesap cake canal.
Rev. Lafayette Marks of Hanover
I'Iv4sttNtnpiun Church will al IL,
Port Penn Presbyterian Church next
Sunday.
Bishop Coleman will be at st. Anne's
Church ut Middletown next Sunday
morning ut hulf.past ten, to preach
and administer the rite of Coniirma-
Ition. ..
Erdnan Hoffman is entertaining r..
u. Iolscl, formerly of st. Georges,
Del, but now of Chicago, ILL.,, where
he is one OF the most promising real
estate men.
4 Owing TO the severe storm last even
ling, the attendance at tho Ola poirl-
,da, held In the Madison street rink,
WAS only fairly attended. Tonight
AN Old Folks Concert will be given,
beginning at s O'Clock The assistance
,.of Other churches is desired.
I An interesting entertainment was
given by the pupils OF public school
NO III, yesterday afternoon. Tho OK
,IerclseS were Of u patriotic character.
Il Wallace Eeasten. '4-year.old lad,
Iof NJ iddletown. Del, fell froma seven
foot elevation few days ago, and
striking his head on some 5 harp pro
licctlle, was quite badly hurt. DR..
Il Vaughan dressed his injuries.
= An "Old familiar song concert" will
,Ihe given III st. Pau's NJ l., Church
lof the Kings daughters.
d Within T. Hayes, Grand Secretary
-iuf the Grand Lodge, A, +. A. Nj, was
inferred In theWilmington and Brandy.
'iwinc Cemetery this morning ut II
'lo'clock. The funeral was largely at.
tended, aud the deceased was buried
7twith Masonic hUnors.
John NJ. linzel, aged II years. died
ION Wednesday of paralysis ut the home
of his daughter. Mrs James T. Fog
well No t0B East Fourth street. lie
was born near kenton. Del. lie mar
. lrted Miss Lizzie Person of Smvrnu ir
'-iisi6. lie will DO buried to day from
slMr5. FoEweli'5 residence. lnterlnent
jim RlvrView. ..=
- Dupont Post will assemble at then
headquarters. corner Of tenth and
= Market streets, on Sunday afternoon
+, he 29th inst, at l1I5 O'Clock. to at
!, tond The funeral of larry kiddle Al
y 3uenberS OF the Grand Army arc Darn
ostly requested to attend the funeral
! he services will be over in time to al
tend The Joint services to he held in thu
Jpera House Oh Sunday afternoon.