The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-19
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II. johnson 4 Son, 225 Market street,
are selling the baldwin, tho Gold
Wave" and other best makes OF re-
frigeratora.
The finder OF pair OF gold. specta-
Giles on Kenneth pike. will be suitably
rewarded on leaving same at No. 1877
Elliott avenue.
Joseph Kellar arrested 10 Phila-
delphia recently, for the suspected
burglarizlng OF the house of George
w. Lodge, was held under $500 bail
for court on the charge by Magistrate
Monaghan Saturday afternoon.
The regular Children's Day exercises
OF Rodney street Sunday school were
held In the church last night.
Christian Endeavor societies will
hold a convention on the Chester
Heights camp grounds July Goth.
Teachers and pupils of High Street
Friends First-day school Of West
Chester went on O picnic to Birming-
ham Park on Saturday.
Samuel Pennock has left with the
agricultural editor Of the Kenneth Ad-
vance stalk of rye measuring eight
feet. five and a half inches in height.
Rev. J. r. Milligan addressed q pop.
In the First Presbyterian Church last
evening.
Rev. John s. Llttell preached at st.
Andrews Church yesterday morning,
from Romans Q, IL.
The first concert OF the German mix
ed chorus ''Lareley" will he given in
German Hall this evening, under the
direction OF Professor Schirmer.
I.,hn nfatipeAn Had Al.
| dence OF Burton Nutter, on West
Thlrtieth street, yesterday. of general
debility. aged rs years. The deceased
was a tailor by trade and at one time
carried on business here and In Phil
adelphia
| The Sons of Delaware, OF Philadel-
phia, gave reception and supper to
the members and their friends on
Saturday evening at the club house.
Several Wilmingtonians were pre-
| sent.
The CAMDEN camp meeting will be-
gin July % and continue two Sundays.
The drawing OF tents was held few
days ago.
Tho funeral OF Lewis List took
place from his late home, No. I3O5
Pleasant street, yesterday afternoon.
lnterment was made in the Whining.
ton and Brandywine cemetery.
At Kingswood yesterday there were
four converts and four Joined on pro.
bation. The Willing Workers met FOL
tie first time. Excellent meeting. G.
W. Corrln, president; ]. W. Smith
secretary.
Commander Harrington, OF the
United States Lighthouse district, has
boon relieved by Commander Ritter OF
the navy. Commander Harrlngton's
homo Is III this city and his headquart
) ers were In Philadelphia.
The Rev. Charles 4. Hendricks cele.
brated the third anniversary of his
pastorate at the Reformed Episcopa
Church OF the Cove iant yesterday by
preaching an appropriate sermon. i
was plea for better work in the flu
ture.
The Young Peoples Society Chris
tian Endeavor OF st. Paurs NJ j.
Church Will give reception to tn,
Christian Endeavor societies and ED
worth leagues OF the city in the lee
ture-room OF the church on Thursday
evening, June 20.
There was but ono transfer OF real
estate recorded at the Surveying De
purtment this morning.
/ III. D. llpplUcOI, Iuo french street
Chronic anu painful diseases spe
cialtv.
Contractor Thomas Melvin THU
morning took ont II permit for tn,
erection OF six new two-story dwelling
houses to be erected on King stree
between Twelfth and Thirteenth
streets.
Bnnk Examiner George W. S.one o.
this city has been ordered to TAX,
charge of the collapsed City Nationa
Bank of Brownvllle, Texas.
Mrs. A. NJ. Mitchell, has opened or
ice cream parlor. at ll27 W. Second
street. and Is now prepared to dis
pense Hannis ice cream to all wht
wish something cooling during Til,
hot weather.