The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-07-25
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lyl East Ninth street., lie upholsterlng
the Shipley mansion at Rockford, which
will be splendid Job. Tho house has
boon purchased by Edward Bring
hurst for his family residence
The remains Of John Ross, father OF
Colonel Daniel Ross of this city, will
be Inferred from his late residence In
Gonshohocken, Pa, tomorrow after
noon.
The payments In the city tax office
last weeK wero 81. 900 In tho Mort hern
district and sSS,S00 in the Southern
district.
The employees OF the Jessup and
Moore Manufacturing Company took
nine carloads of people TO Atlantic
City on their annual excursion on Sat
urday
F, Susan r., wife OF John d. Gordon
died at her home, No. s23 Windsor
street, on Sunday, after IN illness Of
months.
Irene Beatrice. the s-months.old
child OF Mr.. and Mrs. U. s, Grant OF
No. 20i Jefferson street, died on Sat-
urday night and was buried this after
noon.
The Delaware Field Club Summer
Eleven was defeated by the st. David's
@shN'NA a Oll E9AbuIuhJ UY
twenty-five runs and two wlclKets The
Field Club played with but nine men.
They were first at bat and made sixty
| four runs.
-Four horses belonging to tn eSinger-
ly pulp and paper mills of Elkton,
were drowned In the Elk river, at the
foot OF BRIDGE street, Saturday after
noon, and the driver narrowly escaped
with his life.
The local union OF tho societies OF
Christian Endeavor of this city will
meet In st. Paul's NJ. L. Church on
| Thursday evening.
Before Judge Grub at the orp hans
court Saturday morning confirmation
was made of the sale of the estates Of
y. Q. Townsend OF Wilmington and
Patrick Mellon, New Castle. Edward
Bringhurst, Jr,. was appointed guar
dian OF Edward Brin ghurst, Sd.
Thieves entered tho saloon OF John
Mealey last week and stole $50 In
money from tho cash drawer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pyle residing at No.
sos West Sixth street. forbids all per-
to harbor or trust their daughter
Ida, on their account, as they will not
pay any bills contracted by her.
j. II. ID. Seeds x Son have sold one
| OF their fine residences on Rodney
street near Fourteeth, to IL. II. Archer,
superintend dent Of the City Railway.
The board OF examiners of tho NJ G.
ID. will meet on Wednesday evening to
pass upon the applications of first lieu
tenant Henry q. Kiemon and second
lieutenant b. Frank Hanley OF Troop
b.
The Wilmington Electric railroad
carried several thousand passengers
on Sunday over Its different lines The
Company's resources were taxed to
their utmost to move the crowds OF
travellers.
The base ball team of the Brownson
Library Association scored an easy
victory over tho Parker Club OF Phila.
delphia OH Saturday at Front and
Union streets.
Clarence. son OF Caleb Churchman,
had to have the services OF DIR. d. W.
Manll to extinct bullet from his leg,
He 10 getting along very comfortably.
l.. W, Stidham 4 Sons sold on Satur-
day afternoon for Thomas II. Lally,
agent to effect the sale, the two. story
brick house No. 1905 Chestnut street,
for $500. Tho other four houses were
Withdrawn owing to lack Of bidders
Rivetters and platers at the ship
works at West Superior, Wis, make
, as high MS IS per day. Laborers get
/ Sl.15 per day. A number of Whining
, ton'workmen are working thers.
John Kelley who was so badly injur-
cd by the explosion in the cellar. Front
and Market streets. about two weeks
ago, ID considerably improved, but he
continues quite feverlsh, and conse-
quently Is delirious at times. His
eventual recovery is hoped for.
, The American Shlpbuilder says: uni
tod States District Judge Deadly, OF
Portland, Oregon. has rendered de
clsion In tho salvage suit of the
steamship Zambesl agalnst the whale.
back steamer Charles w. Wetmore
The decision awards $50 900 to the
lambesl. The amount sued Tor was
S250.0 ."......
Rev. DIR. D. F.Waddell preached to the
inmates of the insane department at
Farnhurst yesterday afternoon. The
Methodist Episcopal ministers of this
city havo been regularly supplying the
insane department with preaching fol-
several weeks. Here is an open field
for good. Let others enter it.
: Rev. Dr. j. A. b. Wilson of 18th
street Methodist Episcopal church, N.
y, passed through this city on Satur.
day, en- route to Seaford, where he
preached for his son, Rev. Clarence t.
Wilson, who, In turn, preached In his
fathers church In N. Y. Dr. Wilson
states his work is in prosperous con
) dition. lie deserves large measure
: OF success.