The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-22
FOURTH edition
Dots.

City Councils committoe mot last
evening and transacted routine busl-
ness.
''Green goods men are again try.
Ing their schemes on Wilmington
merchants.
The Offices In the court House will
probably be closed at noon Saturdays
throughout the summer.
Tho Young Mems Democratic Club
last evening adopted resolutions on
the death OF OF the late Archibald Civ
en-.
DR.. Henry r. Spruance las purchased
the drug store at Fifth and Poplar
streets OF Edgal Fell. Mr.. Fell has en-
gagged In the flour business with his
father, Of the firm OF Fell & Joseph.
Mrs. A. H. Berlin's class Of Grace
NJ. E. Sunday school will give an cleo
trio car excursion next Monday night.
The excursion will start from Eighth
and Market streets. The proceeds
will be for the benefit OF the Girls In
dustrial Homo. -
Captain Il. L. Rice OF Troop B says
that Building Inspector Dohl's asser-
ton that the armory is unsafe is not
correct. Three big balls were held
there last month. Captain Rice says
there is not break In the building.
The last sad rites were performed
over the ,remalns OF the late John
Akin this afternoon at o'clock. In
torment in Wilmington and Brandy
wine cemetery.
Charles L.. the 16-year. old son OF
Samuel X. and Margaret II. Cloud,
will be Inferred In the Ri, erview ceme-
terry on Friday afternoon at o'clock.
Services In Union NJ. L. Church
Little Charles Mccall, the Swear old
son OF James and Rachel Crosby, who
was accidentally shot, will be buried
on Friday afternoon, at 2 O'Clock. from
hls parents residence, No. FOL French
street. The funeral will DO private.
Interment Will be In Wilmington and
Brandywlne cemetery.
Daniel Hnggerty was buried this
morning from his late residence, No.
$40 West Eighth street. High Mass
Cathedral. 1nterment In thedral
cemetery.
The workmen OF the City Railway
Company are digging between the
tracks at DUPONT street and after lev
cling the space will DO paved with fire
brick.
Tho cycle club will take run 70
Woodbury., n. j., on june 25. The
wheelmen will go by boat to Philadel.
phia, and ride the remainder OF the
journey.
The ont door sports of the Brown.
son Library Association have been
postponed from July to September l.
John T. Gem, OF No. 1895 Lincoln
street. died at his home yesterday.
aged 20 years. The deceased was n
member OF Mt. Salem NJ. L. Church
and OF DUPONT Post, G. A. II. Two
daughters survive him.
The Wilmington Camera Club will
give an illustrated lecture on the
Worlds Fair in the New Century Club
building to night.
The annual commencement exer-
cises OF Swarthmore College were
held Tuesday. Among tho grad yates
was Frances Brewster Stevenson OF
FELTON,. who received tho degree OF
bachelor OF arts.
OF one hundred had to DO killed owing,
to being overcome by the heat on Tues
day. In front OF Bakers morocco fac
tory, Fifth and Church streets.
Registrar Cooch yesterday granted
letters to Salem II. Wales as execu.
tor OF Caleb L. Wales, deccased.
It Is reported that the II. d II. Co.
will shut down their shipyard IN few
weeks, owing to birth of work.
The schooner julia Nelson arrived
at the wharf OF the Consumers Ice
and Coal Company on Wednesday, af-
ternoon with cargo OF Ice.
The new 5000. 200 gallon pump, re.
Gently put in at the Marlborough
pumping station, Philadelphia, was
disabled yesterday by the breaking OF
the bell crank.
! The closing exercises at st. Pauls
School were held yesterday. Gold
msdals were awarded to several OF
the scholars.
II. l.. Barker, OF Marlborough Del.
has been appointed the fourth-class
postmaster at that borough.
Mr.. Thompson, OF our city, who
makes his summer residence or the
Shuster place, near Pennsburg, Pa,
had TO XII one OF his dogs. 1t having
been bitten by mad dog few days
ago.