The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-12


Iat ITO East 9Th street. w. @. ErIIoIr,
There was but one death recorded al
day.
John Biggs was In Chestertown Sat
'ests.
DR.. J. Lipplncott, 708 French street
Chronic and painful diseases q spe
cialty.
The finder OF a watch seal, crystal
stone, may hear OF tho owner by call
at this Office.
The Pueey & Jones Company is build
ing knockdown steamer for parties
In South America.
Joseph Davis. a 9-year. old boy. or
Saturday fell from a ladder at No. 10S
Market street. and cut his head.
The next regular Meeting OF the
Grace Cleaners will he held at the
Grace parsonage on Saturday after
noon. June II.
The New Century Club Auxiliary
held its tlrst meeting on Friday even.
Ing with a Worlds Fair reception. II
was well attended.
The choral and literary chapter OF
the Guild of st. Andrews Church will
hold Its last meeting OF the season on
wednesday night.
The Womnns Home Missionary So
ioiety OF st. Paul's NJ. Il. Church will
hold Its monthly meeting next Wed
|nesday afternoon.
The Sons OF Delaware OF Phiiadol
phia Will give garden party next
Saturday evening at No. 1925 Walnut
street In that city.
The members of tho Junior League
Of Grace Church will give an enter
tainment In tho Sunday school hall on
Thursday evening next.
Camp No. 9. p. 0. s. A., will give @
literary and musical entertainment to,
morrow lTuesday) evening In the
Crosby & Hill building.
Grace Sunday school will give an ex.
cursion to Woodland Beach on Friday
next. The trip will be made on the
steamer Thomas Clyde.
The festival In the Nj. E. Church al
Rockland last Friday and Saturday
evenings. was quite well attended and
passed off very pleasantly.
The team OF the Wilmington Y. NJ.
e. A. went to Newark on Saturday
and defeated the team OF the Delaware
College by the score Of q tot.
The steam yacht Au Revoir, building
by the Harlan d Hollingsworth Com
pany for William DUPONT, will be
given trial trip In few days.
Cards are out announcing the wed.
ding Of George N. Lister and Miss
Mary King, ut No. 1910 West Eighth
street, OH juno 81, at o'clock.
.Tuberious Rooted Begonlas, either
pink, scarlet, white, crimson or vol.
low. 15c. each, 81. SO per doz., at j. j..
Smiths Fourth and Shipley SITS.
The killing OF five large rats by three
dogs, furnished some apparent umuss.
ment to crowd Of men and boys at
Third and King streets this morning.
The Mexican Band OF st. Andrews
Church gave lawn party at the resi-
dence OF Henry G. Marse. on Delaware
avenue. Saturday afternoon and even.
Ing.
Rev. W. II. Hendrlckson preached
In the NJ. L. Church, at Hamerton, Pa. :,
on Sunday afternoon In liou of Rev.
Geo. Allcorn. who Is taking short va.
cation.
Tho steamer Focahontas, building
by the Harlan & HollinRsworth Com
pnny for the James River Navigation
Company. will be completed this
month.
Epworth Sunday school board has
agreed to join with the Willing Work.
ere OF the church to give an excursion
to Chestnut Grove on the City of Ches.
ter, June 90.
The Rev. William P. Swartz expects
hat next Sunday tho Rev. Henry
OF ireland, who has been
insisting MIR. Moody in Chicago, will!
preach In Central Church.
Michael Kenney's benefit professional
boxing and wrestling entertainment
to be given In the Academy Of Music
TO. morrow night will be the largest
ever given here.
The first eleven of the Delaware
Field Club was defeated on Saturday
at Elsmere by the first eleven of
Haverford College by score of III to-
l07 with eeven wickets to spare.
Deputy Sheriff Isaac Howard, of
M edia went to Chadd's Ford on Friday
morning and closed up the store OF
Louis ii. Hopes. OH judgment for
S22, 5li.:0, held by Martha l.. Hopes,
Tho Brownsons defeated the team of
the Puritan Athletic Association Of
Philadelphia In very interesting
game ut Front and Union streets on
afternoon by a score of 19I
to 4.
Letters testamentary on the estate
Of John Fullmer. deceased, were issued
to the Security Trust and Safe Deposit
Company. The bond was fixed at
sl50,O00. The will and codlcils cover
e3 type written pages. The estate Isl
valued at over $4,000.
Tx Governor b. T. Biggs and his
two SONS, John and Will. own thirteen
farms within tho radius OF two miles
OF Millington. two farms in Kent and
eleven in Queen Anne's. They expect
to ship on an average ten carloads OF
peaches daily.
The Major Reybold left the Harlan
4 llolllngsworth Company's yard yes
terday afternoon to resume her tripsl
from Philadelphia to Salem, N. j.. The
Delaware, which had been on the route,
returned to the Wilmington and
Northern Railroad Company's wharf
ON the Christiana yesterday.
Collector of the Port G. L. Townsend
paid over into the United States court
! his morning tho sum OF s24 inI
United States money and Brazilian
bank note. and valise property of.
Christian S. Madsen, who was drowned
off the schooner Florence on route
hero from Brunswick, N. S.