The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-08
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Yesterday was assessors' return day
In the Levy Court, 40 provided by law.
Miss Edith Frasher, OF Petersburg,
Del, 10 Whiting Miss Elsie Springer.
Harry Lafferty OF our city will re-
move to Malvern, Chester county, 10
the Spring.
sfA Mother Goose Concert" was givsh
10 tue First NJ. Y, Church last night BY
the Young People.
The regular meeting OF the Water
Com MISSION was held last night. but
only routine work was transacted.
Early cabbage, tomato, lettuce, and
other seeds for hot bad planting at j.
J. Smiths, 4th and Shlpley streets.
Royd's Philadelphia Business d.
rectory, 1898. Price, $3.50. For sale
by w. Costa, shy Shlpley street.
The finder OF pair OF police nip
pers would be thanked II he would
leave them at the police station.
Joseph ii. Gould will sell at public
sale, on his farm near Newport, on
March %, horses, COWS, etc.
James Carpenter, formerly with the
Mccullough Iron Company, has ac-
cepted a position as general manager
OF the Marshallton Iron Works. at Mar
shullton, Del.
The Esmeralda Boat Club OF South
Wilmington will give an athletic en-
tertainment In the Academy OF Music
Saturday night.
Henry G. Bryan OF Connecticut who
has been appointed private secretary
to Secretary of State Gresham. held
the same position under Ex.Secretary
Bayard.
An entertainment entitled can Even
ing with the Artists, will be given at
Elsmere Presbyterian Church to-
morrow Thursday evening. Come,
everybody.
Congressman John W. Causey re-
turned from Washington last night
and returned to his home this morn
ing. He has not fully recovered from
his recent illness.
Grand Preyor JAS. Streeten, OF New
York, and Deputy Grand Preyor A. d.
Seeley, of Pennsylvania, of the
Knights of st, John and Malta, will
visit Wilmington Encampment at it's
headquarters, No. 4l6 Market street to-
night.
John Reynolds OF the steamship
| Yorktown returned to New York yes-
terday after visiting his many friends
here. The Yorktown Is at present in
New York harbor and will remain
there until after the naval review.
| A team which belonged to Reuben
| Satterthwaite OF Stanton ran away
near that town this morning. son OF
| Mr.. Satterthwalte WAS driving the
horses at the time, but he was uEln-
| jured.
Robert, son OF David and Maggie
Bruce, No. 600 Adams street, Ia looking
forward hopefully to the coming OF
the 18th anniversary of his birth, which
| Is to be celebrated by a party Of young
/ friends.
The superintendent assistant super
intendents agents and medical eXami
ner of the Wilmington district of the
I Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
had an oyster supper at Gardeners res
taurant last night.
The old buttonwood tree near the
middle Of the square on Fourth street
between Orange ana Iatnall 10 being
cut down. At the root OF the tree
were found half cent dated 1900 and
a cent dated 1903, both in good condi.
ton.
Miss Blanch Montgomery gave 6
O'Clock tea yesterday In honor Of her
fifth birthday, Mt her home. No. POS
Tatnall street. There were present
the Misses Rose Zimmerman, Barbara
Zimmerman, Elsie Brown. Lizzie
Cambria, Esther Houck, Pauline
Houck, and Sarah C6rson.