The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-07
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Joseph Palmer OF Doe Run visited
our city on Monday oEbusiness.
Howard Rogers OF this city visited
friends at West Chester on Sunday.
The Levy Court met In regular
session this morning and transacted
the usual routine OF BUSINESS.
Thomas Clifford Is lying seriously i'll
at his home from rheumatism OF the
the heart.
There was a surprise party on West
Fourth street on Friday night and next
day 1t showed,
Early cabbage tomato. lettuce, and
other seeds for hot bed planting at j.
J. Smiths, sth and Shlplsy streets.
Stansbury Murray fails to under
stand Prof. Johnson, who wishes to
do so much for his race.
Joseph Fullmer. who now resides at
Fairvllle. Pa, visited our city to-day
and shook hands with a number OF his
old friends.
Rovd's Philadelphia Business d.
rectory, 1893. Price, $3.50. For sale
by w. Costa, Sly Shipley street.
Miss Alice daughter OF Prof. Rich
ard Darlington, OF West Chester, re-
turned home from a visit to friends
10 our CITY laSt week.
Chloride and Mayer OF this city have
| taken possession OF he large hotel at
Centreville and will be pleased to have
their friends visit them at the new
place OF business.
The electric trolley cars from Chester
to Media rolled into that ancient city
on Monday. They were well patron
lied and ran like a breeze.
+ A dramatic entertainment will be
given in the New Century Club Build
lug on April II for the boneflt OF the
Delaware Hospital.
There will he evangelistic services at
Central Presbyterian Church tonight
and tomorrow night A snort Gospel
sermon will be preached by the Rev.
William p. Swartz.
The Rev. Dennis J. Flynn will lecture
on ''Iemperance' before st. Mary's L.
A. II. Society this evening.
1t is probable that the buildings OF
tho Wilmington Fair Association will
be sold at sherll's sale, as the credi
tors do not seem willing to run the
exhibition themselves.
In the Senate chamber, by the new
arrangement of seats, Senator Higgins
takes the desk formerly occupied by
Senator Hlscock Of New York. IL i:
three seats ahead of his old desk
A Mother Goose" concert will b,
, given this evening in tie first NJ. Z
Church, Seventh street near Walnut.
A musical entertainment will b'
given tomorrow evening III tho See
/ ond Baptist Mission School, Fourtl
and French streets.
. Two classes OF tine Union Sunda,
school gave mus cal ami literary Ell
tcrtainmont in the Middleton building
! last evening. .-------.
Capt John Fisher, OF Milton, passet
, through this city this morning. hein!
/ on his way home from Washington
well satisfied with tile Inauguration
I. ceremonies.
The fox which was liberated for tn
: Chase OF the Delaware Turf Club yes
terday was caught by Edwin llaketun
beyond kenuett Square.
The directors OF the First Natlona
/ Bank met yesterday afternoon bu
elected no successor to p. 4, l.. Smith
Acting payteller Oscar Goltert, will Ill
the position for some time yet.
The RIyervIew Cemetery Compan,
met last night Tie twenty fist an
! nual report showed tho company to h
!, in II prosperous condition. HulinI
2 the last year there were eigEty.iiy
lots sold, making a totnl ruluuer q
lots sold lGl1, Tie number uEsUld
: 1888.
r George Coyle OF this city has pun
Il chased tie brennan falm OF 20 acre
n situated near Ashland, Christina ilui
pred, and proposes to make many lin
provrments the coming year. 1t
now offered for Ieit at a reasonubl
i,ts
Il Market streets.
v The third annual gymnastir eXhib
8 ton of tho Young Mems Christian IA
I ISOLATION was held last night. iie4ld
II the gymnastic numbers tho program
: contained musical ana literary selet
o ttons which added greatlyto the ever
Ia ing's enjoyment. The entertainment
/, VIII Le repeated on Thursday nigh
" March ID.