The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-29

Dots.
J. NJ. Mather Il Co., have removed
their ONCE to No. 9I3 Market street.
The place to buy pumps IL at White
4 Bros, Front and Orange streets.
Cummings. the photographer. 800
Market street.
Strong cough candy at Ferguson 9,
at IL East Second street.
Gilt Edged Creamery Butter. Boo;
pure sugar 40 pound. Corner 9Th
and King sts.
DR.. Sim me- White Pulmonic Balsam,
the famous popular lung and throat
medicine and consumption preventer,
sold by druggists everywhere.
Judge Ball, County Treasurer Dickey,
Deputy Attorney General Giles, John
+. Callahan. George II. Townsend,
Patrick Neary, Daniel W. Taylor, II. G.
Conrad, Councilman Dannenberg,
Harry Emmons, Ii. j. Crlppen, Thos.
Davis and Thos. r. Lally visited Dover
on Tuesday.
Architect E. l.. Rice has commenced
the plans for the new grammar school
at Washington and Fifteenth streets.
1t will be three-story brick building,
with IA rooms. and will cost S35.000.
Wilmington Sunday School Union
will meet In Central Church. Thursday
evening, April 9Th.
Amos Drinton, tho local antiquarian
Is the poSsessor OF copy OF the Bible
in verse printed In l71T.
i. L. Doan gave the Young Mems
Christian Association an illustrated
talk last night on Florence, Italy.
Mrs. John II. Rogers and Master
Travin G. Rogers, of this city, will sail
on the Kaiser Wilhelm H. April y. for
Genoa, to Join J. Morris Rogers for an
extended tour Of Europe.
Rev. W. ?. Swartz, of Central Pres
bytertan Church. attended the March
meeting OF the Presbyterian Social
Union in the Rullitt building, Phila-
delphia. on Monday night, which was
addressed by Rev. L. Dewitt Taltnage.
The Harlan II IIollingsworth Com.
pany has finished ten iiue passenger
coaches for the 800 Line" NJ, st, T..
Sault Ste. Marie Haiiroad,un WILL for
ward them this week.
Harriet Louise. youngest daughter
OF Della ware Clark, OF Pencader Hun
dred, died on Monday from conges
ton OF the lungs. iier renalGs were
inferred to-day at Clarksdale.
Alfred Gawthrop and his sister are
visiting Bermuda.
Hal.1ert L. Hayes, supervisor on tho
Baltimore " Philadelphia Il. r., be
tween Philadelphia and Wilmingt on.
has been appointed division engineer
on main line between Keyser and Graf
| ton. Tie appointment takes effect on
Sunday, April %.
Rev. j. f, Gcare, rector Of Christ
Church. Milford, preached last even.
ing for Rev. A. l. DUPONT Coleman ut
st. Michdel's Church.
A delegation of residents from Cor.
don Heights went to Dover ON Tues
day, to urge the Legislature to pass
tho w. d Il. s. Electric Hallway bill! ex
tended 10 that point.
| Cards have boon issued for the wed
ding OF W. Irwin Spence OF this city
and Gertrude Layton OF Camden, Del.
on April 18th.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Middleton ant
| Misses Sue and Georgia Midway wen
to baltimore yesterday to attend re-
ception and dinner given by MI. w. B.
Smith.
Misses Suo Rowland and Eleanor
I...
Chandler are sojourning at st. Angus
tine, Florida.
The health of DIR. Hugh Martin oil
Soaford, who has been very ILL, ID much
! improved.
Joseph Hallowell and vito, of Ne
braka, are visiting relatives and
| friends IN this city. This Is his tirsl
visit since lis lott thirteen years ago.
Arrangements are being made fol
the annual Long wood Yearly meeting
which will lie lRld the second week IL
June.
Thomas Marshall diod at his resi-
dence in kenHett square, Pa, on Sun
day last, after long Illness. aged S.
years. His remains will be Inferred a
Longwood Cemetery Oh Tharsda,
morning at II o'clock.
1 VIM Fuote formerly Of Mill Creei
Hundred, but now residing at Kaolin
Pa, has been laid up some time iron
a severe attack Of grip.
Mrs. JOHN Farra, of this city, is Wis
fling her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. Z
Green, OF kennett Square, Pa.
Mrs. Elmer Thompson, who ha,
been visiting her parents at Kennel
Square, Pa. bas retained to her homi
at Newark, Del.
Mrs Nellie Steiiler, accompanied b,
her two children, Is visiting her pa
rents, No sos Washington street.
Thomas Il. Vernon, Of the Medi;
American, is spending a few days a
Old Point Comfort owing to i'll health
Rev, N, \. FaIlon of st, Fauls X. c
Church wilt lecture on 'lioolts ant
Reading" before tho Catholic YOUNG
Mems Diocesan Union. in tho Shields
Library Hall, on April z. Members o
the Keilly Lyceum, Manning Library
Association and Brownson Librar.
Association will be present.