The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-05
FOURTH EDITION
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Capt. w. f. P. Jacobs, of the steam.
boat Brandywine, was married on
Wednesday to Miss Urenna johnson,
at the house OF the brides parents, near
Milford. The parties on returning
from their bridal trip will reside ut No.
6o2 West Sixth street.
Eighty-four new members will be
Installed into Eden Lodge, No. "a, 10.
q. f., this evening. This lodge is
growing faster than any other lodge
IN the city, and numbers nearly four
hundred members amongst its mem
bership.
About half Of the roof has been
placed on the new machine shop of
the Harlan and Hollingsworth Com
Ipany.
Thomas jackson of Dover was in
this city to-day. Mr.. jackson ls now
I'm the oyster business on State street
in that town.
The disposal of filth by the residents
lot house on Second street, near
Walnut. is represented by other citl-
zens to constitute nuisance.
Isaac Shockley is still lying very i'll
at MS homo, Mr.. Shockiey's condition
has bean very alarming of late and HE
many friends think that he will never
fully recover.
There was fierce dog fight ut Mary
land avenue and Linden treets to-day.
Inc CANNES were separated by Officer
Cohen.
birthday surprise party WINS given
10 Mrs. John Sturgis last evening mt
her home, No. 207 West Eighteenth
street.
The Farmers Institute of New Gaelic
county will meet IN the oratory at Del
aware College, on January 10.
The Board OF Trade will hold its
regular monthly meeting at its rooms
this evening.
Gonsumerers Ice and Coal Company
are now cutting ice and filling their
various houses. They can give en-
pioymcnt to large number OF per.
SONS. and are PAL tcnlarly wanting
men who know how to handle tonga.
Apply at their office. Second and King
streets.
The Christmas entertainment of St.
lNlichaeps Sunday school will be held
this evening III the basement of the
Church.
On Tuesday evening Robert A. Tay.
tlor, treasurer of Weuonah Lodge. No,
-. :. of H.. handed over a check for
$1,000 to the widow OF the late Cove S.
Donovan, whose sudden death at his
post of duty in the West Yard few
weeks ago Will he remembered In pay
lnent of the death benefits OF this OF.
der.
County Constable McKelvey, who
has Teen sick at Ills home in Elkton,
has returned to this city.
The Misses Link of East Fifth street
gave reception last evening to Miss
Josephine Arnold OF Philadelphia.
! William NJ. Candy. Jr., returned yes.
terday to Princeton College after
spending the holidays with his father
lin this city.
James Fahey, who has been working
for Joseph Carpenter, Chadd's Ford,
for several months has returned to
Ikennett, and accepted position WITH
the Clifton Milling Co.
Mrs. John Fahey, OF Kenneth, Pa, is
very low ana ID not expected to TO
cover.
Miss Hattie W. Townsend, OF Kim
lblevlllo, Pa, is the guest of Miss
Florence Hall OF Smyrna.
Bishop Coleman Is getting bette,
Slowly, although the sight of one eye il
gone beyond restoration. Fortunate
. ~, he never suffered but little pain.
Mr., Case of New York, representinn
the New York Mutual Savings anC
Loan Association, was in our city to-
day looking up the interests of his as
citation.
Governor Robert Reynolds was in
the city this morning and called upon
several OF his political fiiends.
Miss Lydia Durham. OF Yorklyn,
Dol, il spending the winter with hei
sister, Alrs. Jesse Il. Phillips. In Bos
ton, ana while there is taking course
IN tho Emerson school vi Oratory.
Manuel Richeubergpr has sold his
ttrotter, Iucilla, to Mr.. McGren, OF
I hester, Pa. for 1850. The purchaser
.!ef LlcillG is the owner OF Sadie NJ.
George G. klrltman, VINO has beer
travelling in the South for the bench,
'Iof his health, has returned to the
clayton House much improved.