The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-01

TO No. s5i Tatnall street.
You can get something you can cat
ut 227 Market street. Hollis.
P. B. Workman was appointed post
master yesterday at Glendale, Del.
: House Sergeant Durney IL very Ill
al his home, SO West Fifth street.
Clarence Hollis made very pleas.
ant trip to Chester on Wednesday.
number OF cyclers from our city
visited Chester yesterday on their
wheels.
1t will do You good to smoke Gontle.
man Jack Cigarettes. Valuable prizes
packed In every box.
There were fourteen transfers Of
real estate recorded at the Surveying
Department this morning.
DressmakIng tailor system. 8 years
experiences. now wishing to build up
now trade. No. GOA East 1lth street.
Miss Annie Schwader has resigned
as nurse at the Delaware Hospital and
Will return to her home ut Altoona.
Pa.
A mass meeting OF Italian voters
will be held Tomorrow evening ut
Fifth and DUPONT streets, when
speeches will be made by DIR. Short.
lldge, George A. Elliott. Frank les
soire and others.
Rev. Percivnl G, Pylo will have
charge OF the church mt st. Georges,
Indian River and Milton. Bishop
Coleman will oillclate at the first
church on Thursday night and at tho
second on Friday night
A horse OF Howard Seaney cut Its
right hind fetlock badly yesterday af-
hn
around the Delaware Hospital.
Rev. Thomas Burrows. OF Kennett
Square. Pa, has boon called to tho rec
torship OF st. Peters Church, hobart
y, Y, and will leave his new field for
labor tho LIST of June.
Amos II. O'Danlel, who has been en-
ployed by tho milling company Mt Ok
forl, Pa. has accepted position with
q. Ii. Mcdonald, at Grcenb anl.
Tuesdays Philadelphia Times con-
tains an able article on tho Banway
treason trial. growing out OF the
Chrlstiana. Del, riots. by ii. G.. Ash.
mead, historian, OF Chester.
The Warren Club base ball team ard
the Andrew j. Mcclure team played
ball at Marcus Hook. when tho Me-
CluIe team was victorious by score
OF 7to2.
DR.. Walker, q prominent physician,
ami Prof. /. NJ. Parker. reporter OF
tho Chester Times, visited our city to-
day. They are looking well and an
pear to be prosperous. Many of their
old friends were glad to see them.
The Wholesale price of bocf having
advanced some ten to fifteen per cent.
the retailers. it Is said, will advance
the price ono cent n pound.
A strawberry festival was begun in
Eden Hall last night. under the
auspices OF tho Christian Endeay0r
Society vi st. Paul's NJ. l.. Church. 1t
will be continued tonight.
A horse attempted to walk across
the railroad bridge on the r., W. d
Is. Railroad near Claymont last night,
and got his legs between the tics.
Tho train duo at lilo o'cluck was de-
layed Tor some time.
Harry Lungrcn, OF No. SOP West
Ninth street, who has been suffering
with u severe attack OF nervous pros
trntiou for the last week, is able to 10
up.
Howard Pyle has taken possession OF
Delurnorc. tho Baynrd Homestead,
where he will live during the absence
OF the Ambassador TO England.
Edward il. Booth. formerly of tho
Ninth ward, will be graduated from
the law department of tho George.
town University. Wdshingt ton, b. G.,
on Monday, Juno 5.
The finishing touches to tho yacht
AuRevolr, building by tue Harlan Il
llollingsworth Company for William
DUPONT. arc nearly completed.
The Commissioners OF Smyrna have
n1A fal IN. a y =
town. OIL the LIST day of July, 1893. at
the Fruit Growers National Innk of
Smyrna. Interest on said bond Will
then cease.
From present Indications there will
be between 800 900 and $50. 600 baskets
OF peaches shipped from Bridgevile
station, which IN all lilSelihoo snrpass
the shipment OF any station on tho
Delaware railroad.
Tho Joseph Pierce farm OF twenty
acres has been plrchasCd By William
Dul'ont for $1,000. The buildings on
the Pierce farm. which Is directly op.
poslto WoOltUn hall, will he taken
down. lie is negotiating for the pur.
chase OF tho Mt Pleasant NJ. E.Church
property.
Tho First Presbyterian Church eli i
will sing n selection at the Epwo. al
League Convention this evening at
Asuury Church. Mr.. ii. Il. Harrison
viii sing solo.
Cedarcroft, near Kernett Square,
famous rs the home OF Baynrd tny,
Tor, was offered Mt public sale In Phili,
dslphia, on Wednesday,, May 2ith 70,
tho third timc by tho executors of the
estate of Dr. Il. J.Lewis, but there were
10 bidders.
John $. Writ, rs agent for George I
Waller OF Philadelphia. sold tho ( arm
three miles from Elkton on the French
town turnpike, and tenantcd by To-
seph Kitchens. to Dr.C. NJ. Ellis OF Err
ton. for 5000, Tho farm contains
800 acres.
Tho Episcopal Church choirs OF this
city will meet IN st. Andrews Churcl
on Friday evening ut $ o'clock. for the
purpose Of rehearsing the music FOL
tho Preachers Convention service, t.
be held In that church OH next Tues
day evening.
Several pairs OF pants which have
, been made 10 order and uncaled for
: sold for cost OF material. 50 pant;
Tor -, - pants for $3.50. IS pants fol
?2.jO. Liverpool ~ London Tailors
l2l Market street.
At meeting of the State Roard ol
Health held In this city on Tuesda v
/, Il. l.. W. Cooper WIS reelected pre- 81
dent ana L. b. Frazer secretary. III,
secretary WAS instructed to visit differ