The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-03
I,nts.


The different organizations connect
cd with st. Matthew'S Mission with the
members of tho Day Nursery Asso cia-
ton, will meet at the Mission on Mon
day evening. 9th inst. TO take action
upon the death OF Mrs. NJ. T. GfnnaKe
and to select her successor to the
various organizations OF which she
was an officer.
The Wilmington City Electric Light
Company Is putting up another tall
smoke stack TO suit the urge 1b0.horse
power upright engine when they are
pu ting In.
The machinery is being taken from
the blu rned steamer Christina. which
now lies in the Delaware oil the Jersey
shore below Pennsgrove.
City Treasurer Joseph X. Adams has
Resigned the receivership OF Whining
ton Lodge. No. l, A. o. U. w. His sue
cessor has not yet been elected.
DIR. Y. Dobhins. of Grace Church, will
preach In Union NJ. u. Church to- NOR
row evening at 745 O'Clock.
Robert r.. Morrison, OF New Castle,
who received the contract TO build the
bridge across the AppoQuinimink
creek, near Odessa. for $500, bonded
yesterday in the sum OF $1,000.
A false alarm OF fire was sounded at
3 O'Clock yesterday afternoon from
box No. lis, Eighth and Lombard
streets. When the engines arrived at
the box no sign OF fire was in sight.
George Marshall, aged IA years,
while nsleep, walked out the window
OF his home. No. S24 Madison street, on
Thursday night. Although he fell
twenty-five feet he was not injured,
except bya few bruises.
The German Republican Club held q
special meeting last evening to con-
slider the invitation OF the Republican
myincibles to attend tho raising OF
their banner on Tuesday evening 1t
was decided to attend tho banner
raising.
Andrew S. Thuwley, aged 2s years,
OF No. 1902 kirkwood street, q freight
| brakeman ON tho Maryland division OF
tine T.. w. Il h. Railroad. had his ankl e
sprained last hight by falling from a
/ box car Mt Fourth street crossing. DR..
j. A. Draper dressed the injury,
A letter signed by Willard salisbury,
Jr., chairman, aud John f. Callahan,
secretary of the Democratic County
Executive Committee has been sent
to tho Democratic voters urging them
to stand by the sinking ship Democ-
rAey, OF Delaware.
The registration of voters In the
State outside of Wilmington will be-
gin to-day, and efforts will be made
by both parties to have good attend
anco of voters.
The Delaware Field Club. first eleven
will plRy tho Belmont Summer eleven
at Elsnera this afternoon, beginning
nj l,3O o'clock.
A large number of spectators yes.
terItuy visited Third street to watch
Diver Carswell Ina 10 the repairs to the
water main which was broken few
days ago, The work is progressing
surely, us tho break is In bad place
to work and the water being muddy 1t
Is hard to SEQ.
Collector of Port Townsend, yastar
day received copy of the Presidents
proclamation in reference to quaran'
timing bouts from places where there
is cholera. ..
Hyatts Military Band, last evening
treated tie citizans on the eastern side
of the city 10 flee concert In the
ktrkwoOd lark at Eleventh and Kirk
wood streets. The best Of order pre-
vailed
! The improvements ON Delaware ave
nue. arc going on rapidly. Tho cars
Use the nOrth'bound track going and
coming, turning off near Tatnull
street.
The different organizations connect
ed with st. Matthew's Mission, witt
the members OF tie Day Nursery As
sociatlon, will meet on Monday even.
ing.
lhe cutters at the intersection OF
East Front aud Walnut streets, and on
Last Front street from Pine TO Church
streets. are in very bad condition.
Inc MGLloskey brothers, the con.
tractors for the bullIing OF the new
church ut Tenth and Lombard streets
AaNe torn down the frame building
formerly occupied by the cungroga-
ton OF Epwortl NJ. 4. Church.