The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-03

county.
John Jones, a composltor of the RE.
PUBLICAN office. Ii having hia left eve
treated for cancer ut the Philadelphia
Eye Intirmary.
The annual meeting OF the Delaware
Society will be held at
No. lol East Ninth street, next Thurs.
day at 10 q. m.
Union M. E. Church will open their
new organ tomorrow night. It's a
beauty. Don't miss the recital.
Frank L. Brown, a brother of Geo.
II. Brown, OF the Postal Telegraph
Company, OF this city. died at the
Home for Incurables in PHILADELPHIA,
On Sunday, agod ~ years.
AT the election In st. Georges on
Monday. Messrs. j. b. Stewart, 10.
seph Heisel and John Aspril were So.
lected as councllmen for the next two
years.
Rev. William Fl. johnson will talk
before the meeting of the conference
OF Unltarlans now being held In Wash
ingtOn.
Now is the time to have your car
riages put in good repair. For fine
work, Walther q Co. are the best.
Give them O call. Works south Of
Market street bridge.
Watches. clocks ard jewelry re.
pnlred at moderate prices, ut Wrikhts,
220 King street.
Fine mixed lawn seed and white
clover at j j. Smiths, Fourth and
Shlpley streets.
J. b. MonGar, COG East Fourth street,
has on hand 1900 gallons OF ready
mixed paints which he is selling at the
lowest cash prices.
DR.. simms White Pulmonic Balsam,
quick to act. prompt to cure coughs,
sore throat. Group, ETC.. and to pre-.
vent consumption. so cents and 81.
No. 606 King street. Sold Ivy all drug
gists everywhere.
The trolley wire on the Delaware
avenue line broke at Scott street yes
terday. The company's workmen re
paired the break.
Rey, George D. Kelley. who was In.
Iured while attempting to board 0
train at the p, W. & d. depot, about
two weeks ago, is entirely recovered
Watches, clocks and jewelry repair
ed at moderate prices, at WrlEht's, 22t
King street.
Miss Bessie Williams and Miss
Miriam Fisher have returned home
after spending few days with Miss
May Neal at Chester.
George Torbert, boatswain OF H. NJ
8. Australia has been visiting Johr
WhaieD on East Fifth street.
The Jackson and Sharp Company IL
TO build compound tugboat ~ feet
long, 20 feet beam and ols feet depth
of hold, and to be named Wallace b
Flint for Hazard q Brainard OF New
York.
The yenr OF 1898 began on Sunday
ard 1t will finish on Sunday. 80 thai
it will contain tifty-three Sundays.
VIM. Hlghfleld. one OF Pleasant
Hills progressive farmers, put in corr
Thursday.
VIM. p. Peach & Bro, have the ma
chinery in and about ready to start up
their new clay works at Pleasant Hill
b. 7. Babbltt's best soap AZ cents
per cake, Meredith's, 9th and Madison
streets.
Frederick Mammelo Is n candidate
for the position OF City Treasurer oil
tho Democratic ticket.
A. new bridge will be built over Red
Clay Creek, on the road leading from
Kennett Square. Pa, to Hockessln
Del.
Joel Walton sold twenty shares oil
the National Bank OF AvUndale, Pa, {
few days ago. at st1650 per share, the
par value being 800.
Bishop Curtis will confirm n nun BEL
OF persons at st. Johns Church. al
Hockessin, on Sunday, the It'll Inst.
Mrs. Bratton, OF Kennett Square
Pa. is stopping with her daughter Of
this city.
The Baltimore and Washington ex
press due in this city at SOL did moi
arrive until about 500. having beer
detained by athot journal.
The city assessors have received the
appeal lists from the Board of Re.
vision. Tho Southern district reduc.
tons are $4,000. and the Northern
about $4,000.
The University of Pennsylvania G leo,
concert in the New Century Club draw.
Ing room tonight.
Mrs. Schoiield of No. % East Twen
ty second street. fell last night ant
broke one of her arms. DR.. J. Z. Pyle
reset the broken bono.
Michael j. Kelley will be inspector
Tenth warI, on May 90 Tenth ward
Democrats appolnted him last night.
The sewer near Eighth and Orange
streets Is out oil order. There Is a fou
odor arises from the sewer almost con
tlnually.
Miss Edith and Stella Barnes, of this
city, are guests of Councilman AM
Mrs. u. A. Conard and daughter, Miss
npi.ic TF GttYI, |, ,tr a.,
Upland.
Miss Bessie Williams and Misc Mi
iiam Fischer, who have been visiting
Miss May Neal at Chester, Pa, have re
turned home. greatly benefited b,
their visit.
W. A. Storrle, principal of the soutl
Chester School, paid our city u yisi
on last Saturday.
Miss Rebecca LaJlmer Is guest o
the Misses Warmers on Delawar,
| Avenue.
Miss Kate Corblt. OF this city. is til,
guest OF Mrs. l. N. Henderson. Oak
bourne.
Rev. Father Flynn. spiritual director
of St.snIary's 4. A. b. Society, lecturet
i last evening before the members O
tho society at their regular meeting
on his recent trip to the south.
At the Surveying Department this
morning the transfer was recorded o
the property at No. 1872 Monroe stree
from Thomas j. Day to Catharine A
Sutton.
! The Roman Catholic Conference o
the Diocese of Delaware met at ST
Peters Pro-Cathedral this afternoon
| Tie Rev. John j. Tlerney of Mount st
Mary's College, Emmetsburg. Md.
presiding.
The accident to Mrs. Clara Smitl
yesterday Is the third oil the kind tina
has happened at the Market stree
bridge within the past three years
This draw seems to be unfortunate Ii
this respect The manned woman |
getting along as well as can be ex
pected.
An entertainment by the Ladie,
auxiliary OF the Young Mems Chris
tian Association will be given in til
rooms of the association next Frlda,
evening, May 5th, ut 8 O'Clock. Pre-
fessor George L, Little. OF Washing
ton, ID, O., has been engaged to give a
interesting talk.
| A Talk on Birds.
The Natural History Society mot 1
regular session last night. Plans TO
field work for tho coming season wer
adopted, and excursions Will be take