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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-19

Barclay Crogan, the Third and
Adams streets groceryman, claims to
have been swindled of s5 this morn.
ing while purchasing quantity OF
butter from q farmer who attends the
King street market and stands above
Eighth.
He approached tile stand and after
inquirlng the prlcoof the butter asked
for five pounds, the butter being ~
cents per pound aud on finding he had
but Sl.50 In change lie handed the
man $40 bill. The man returned
S4.65, so Crogan says, but not the Sc
bill. Tho dealer said Crogan had put
the money In his pocket, but as he had
but l.3O on him at the time, he de.
clares that the bill was not returned. :
lie lodged his complaint at the po-
lice station, but was directed to O
magistrates office to take out war.
rant for the mans arrest, whom he
knows.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-19

Tho markets were we'll supplied this
morping with everything In season
and were well patronized. Tho ruling
prices were aB follows:
Butter, 80 to SO cente pound; eggs,
25 cents dozen; potatoes, Ia to IS
cents half peck; boets, 4 cents a
bunch; peas, 90 to 25 cents half peck;
string beans, 10 to IL cents a halt
peck; lettuce. to 8 cents head; cab
bage. to o cents head; green corn,
90 cents a dozen; apples, 10 to 20
cents o half peck; peaches, 80 to 40
cents q half peck; squnshes,1 to cents
each: tomatoes, 80 cents half peck;
whortleberrles 10 to IL cents a quart;
blackberrles, s to 10 cents; red rasp-
berries, l5 cents; curIants. 10 cents u
quart, or cents pound; eggplants.
10 to 20 cents each; pears, 80 cents a
half peck; cucumbers, l to 2 cents
each; new onions, 20 cents half peck;
old chickens. 10 cents pound; broil-
ers 2s cents pound; squad pigeons,
80 to IS cents pair.
The price OF meats remain about the
same as quoted last week and there is
an abundance OF fish.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-19

BI1LHNRb.- Walkers Banks. on the
ltth inst, Mary Blizzard. in her glih
year.
itniutivvs ana friends arc respectluI;y
Invited to uttCHd the funeral from the
residence of her daughter. Mrs. Ella
Rigs. at Walkers Hanka. on "Wednesday.
he l9th lis;., at p. M. lntermeht 1T
MI. Salem.
B9lEN-9n July Eth. 1893. PatrieR Be-
iteIativeH ami friends arc invited
TO ntteud hg funeral, from his late
residence, Northeast corner of Linton
and franklin streets. on huIsiay morn
ing AT o clock. High Mass nj -. paul's
Church. lntrrment At Cathedral Gene
terry,
BnYER-ln hts city, on July 18th. 1883
Perry l}oyc'. nEel bs years
kcIIivCs ana friends are invited % at
md his iuuprl from MS late residence.
li27 West ihfrd street, on Friday, !ist
inst, u O'Clock. services at s.. Fcters'
Chapel. lntcrment ut 81. Peters came.
ter.
BRADFORD-In this city, on the l7rh
instant, Joseph Bradford, III his 10Th
/ year.
Funeral from the residence OF his
/ brother James Brudford No III Walnut
street, on "Wednesday, the 18th instant. mt
/ a'ciocS p. IN.
! BRA NNAN.-lu this city. on July Is. 1873
Maa"l daughter of Goorgc aud Mary
BrannHt,
SERVICES on l hlliEdhA NJ inc HOUSE. NO
s99l Madison street, AT . y. m. IntGimcnt
Al l4nlnDardy Cemetery.
C0opEH.-un the eth inst. Barbara
wife OF the late lie0iamin Couper age
I ~ years, months ana 10 days.
! The relatives and friends OF the family
are respectfully invited to attend The III
. uerul $CrVtrc.at her late Residence, in
Delaware City, on Wcdnps lay, lath inst.
nj | O'Clock r. III, int rmont At Delaware
! city Presbyterian llurSIHg Grounds.
GRAiI Anton July 18Th. iSal. ldith NJ.
tiaugh err OF John and Martha tirahan,
aged years aud ) months.
! IL nliNrs and friends are respectfully
+ invited TO attend her funeral from her
lafl.er r sldencc, No. . Elliott street. on
| Thars ny afternoon NJ 1870 O'Clock, In
tcrIncnt at Green liill Cemetery.
Human hands have tried to sIye her.
Signs HIa Ieafsare all in vain,
Happy angels came Hnd took her
| From THIS weary world Of pain.
oar ms in ilcaNca,
JnNEs-in this city, on the 18th inst
Edward W Jones aged years
| EEluilN oS ana friends ara respectfully
init To attend the funer from the
Residence Of Mrs Auuic MGhrauY corner
i \ ard tliNmont streets on SUNDAY ,
IN I'd iusl,. PIN. Intcrment at XIV 81,
view cemetery.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-19

The opening Of the Fourth street
electric line has cshsod change TO DO
made In the transfer system. and this
list shpws the points at which passen-
kers will DO transferred in the future:
Rising Sun branch-Will transfer at
Delaware avenue and DUPONT for Del
aware avenue.
Delaware avenue-Going toward p,
W. q j.. station will transfer at Tenth
aud Market, to Rlvervlew; Eighth and
Market, out West Eighth and down
East Eighth: Fourth and Market out
West Fourth and Maryland avenues;
Front md French, out Front, up
French and down Fourth. Going to.
ward u. d o, station. at Fourth and
Market out West Fourth and Mary
land avenue; Eighth and Market, down
East Eighth; Tenth and Market. to
Riyerview; Delaware avenue and Du-
Pont to Rising Sun.
Riverview-Golng toward Union
Park will transfer at Tenth and Mar.
ket, out Delaware avenue; Eighth and
Market, out West Eighth and down
East Eighth; Fourth and Market. down
Market; Fourth and Monroe, out
Rlverview, ut Front and Union. In
Front; Fourth and Monroe. out Mary
land avenue: Fourth and Market, down
Market; Eighth and Market. down
East Eighth; Tenth and Market. out
Delaware avenue.
Maryland avenue-Going toward
Nnndever avenue, will transfer at
Front ard Monroe out and in Front;
Fourth and Monroe out West Fourth;
Fourth aud Market down Market;
Eighth and Market, out Delaware ave.
nue., out West Eighth and out River
view. Going toward Bea oh street, at
Ninth and Market. out Delaware ave,
nue and out Riyerview; Eighth and
MARI et out West Eighth; Fourth and
Market down Market; Fourth and
Monroe out West Fourth; Front and
Monroe out and in Front.
West Eighth street--Going toward
p, w. IL b. depot will transfer at
Front and Union In Front. Eighth
and Market out lilvarviow, out Della
ware avenue, and down East Eighth
Fourth and Market out Maryland ave
up French and down Fourth. Going
: toward Union Park, at Fourth and
] Market out West Fourth and Mary.
land avenue; Eighth and Market down
East Eighth and out Riverview.
Front and Union--Going toward p,
w. 4 b. depot, will transfer at Front
r and Monroe out Maryland avenue, VI
, Monroe and over Eleventh street
. bridge; Front and French out Della
: ware avenue. West Eighth and River
view. up French and down Fourth
: Going toward Front and Union, al
J Front aud Maryland avenue. up Mon
roe and over Eleventh street bridge
, Front and Union to Union Park.
I French street-Front and French
out Front, Delaware avenue and West
:, Eighth. #...#
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-19
LITTLE EaNE-sVlEas.
Watch Their Food Through
July and August.
To Prevent Cholera lnfantum and
Keep Baby Strong.
Lactated Food the Most Nourish.
ing and Most Natural Diet

A mans home is his golden mile
stone from which he measures every
distance.
But however much he may lavish
expense and skill, 1t will only DO a
house until the baby comes to make
1t home.
"Of course you love your babies"
said one OF the best physicians Ameri-
ca ever had; then watch them intelll-
gently IN June. July and August.
Look out they do not drink milk ex-
posed to contamination. There are
many ways In which reliance upon
cows milk alone becomes source of
danger.
IF n baby In arms Ia not fod with
absolutely healthful mothers milk, the
best diet possible is, OF course, lactated
food. Sugar OF milk Is the basis OF
M others milk. ana 1t Is the basis oil
lactated food. With 1t Is combined
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-19

Tho Philadelphia Ledger says: Coro-
ner Ashbrldge concluded the inquest
yesterday In the cnse of Fanny NJ.
Robbins, "a yeara old. of No. 300 Scott
street, who died on May 27th from the
result of criminal operation. Ever
since the woman's death search hae
been made tor the person who per.
formed tho operation. but without
success. Fanny had been living with
her married sister at the above address
nearly year. but shortly before her
| death she went to live with an uncle
near Bowers Beach, Del. and while
there II is supposed that she had the
| operation performed. She then re-
turned to her sisters. whore sic died.
A verdict of death from peritonitls, the
result OF malpractice at the hands of
persons unknown, was returned by
| the Jury,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-19

Several members OF tho Gordon
Club went to Atlantic City yesterday.
and after securing boat started out
to try their luck fishing. They made
an enormous eaten OF blue fish. bass.
weak fish and llounders, but the prize
OF all was a drum fish weighing 45
pounds lie gave the party quite a
tug before he was safely landed in tho
boat, but they finally secured him.
Half of IL was brought home. and al.
ter being baked in Stewart Dorsey q
inlnituble style will be served for din
ner, a"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-19

The camp at Chester Heights will be
opened this evening with platform
and experience meeting. Rev. DR.. W
}. Paxson will preach the first sermon
on Thursday morning. Nearly all the
cottages are occupied, and the indica-
tious are that the attendance will he
large. Rev. Henry Sander
son and few others from this city.
are among the attendants. Rev. DIR.
j. Il. Mccullough has charge of the
grounds ana good order will be main
;alned. The camp will continue for
ten days OF perhaps two weeks.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-19

Was enacted at the homo of a mar
ried man In the western pant of the
city. For some tine no has been sus.
picious OF his wife, and early this
morning he secured her pochet-book
from the inner recess He found II
note where tho writer had made OF
engagements for her to set up house.
keeping with him. Tho husband was
naturally indignant, and from tho
screams that issued he must have
used other means than his tongue.
She threatened to sue. lie said sue
II ycu PLEASE, but have tho evidence
OF your guilt in this pocket book"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-19

DIR. Thomas b. Bradford. OF No. 1901
Market street, who left this city some.
what mysterlously about three weekN
ago Ia still absent, and there are no
tidinRs OF his whereabouts. Varloua
reasons are assigned for his sudden
departure. the grehter part OF which
are no doubt pure speculation. His
friends are still confident that he will
return all right an give satisfactory
explanation OF his actions. 1t Is said
that the doctor WINS Interested In sew.
eral line race horses, but this is not
thought to have had any connection
with his disappearance.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-19

The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad will
run special excursion from VIII
mington and Newark to Chicago. leav.
l1,57 u. M, Monday. July cath, arriv-
ing in Chicago at $50 p. m. tho next
day. Excursion tickets will be sold at
rate of Sl7.C0 for tho round trip. The
train will consist OF day coaches only.
and tickets will be valid for return
passage In day conches OH any regu-
lar train leaving Chicago on or before
August I'd inclusive. Stops will be
made for meals at dining stations
along tho line. Intending excursion
lists are requested to procure tickets
In advance SO that ample accommodate
lions may be provided for all.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-19
LOCAL QUOTATIONS.


jackson Cloud. whose barn was
burned q few weeks ago, was insured
In tho Delaware State Mutual, for
Sll00. This sum, however would not
cover his loss, and several OF his
neigtbors generously contributed to
give him neprly OF quite enough hay
TO keep his stock the coming winter.
Among the contributors were John NJ.
Yeatman, Joseph Way, Allen Cloud,
George Cloud and several Others
When Mr.. Way lost his barn year or
two ago, Mr.. Cloud presented him
with stack of hay. and now his gen.
eroslty is being rewarded. Such an
act is highly creditable, and we are
pleased TO have the privilege Of publish
ing 1T.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-19

New Castle County Temperance
Meeting under the auspices OF the
County W. G. Il. U. will be held in Mr.,
L, ID. Lynam's woods near Newport, on
Thursday, July 27th. Speaking at .
and 730 y. M.
Music and temperance addresses by
prominent speakers.
Sandwiches, coffee, cake and ice
cream, can be purchased at reasonable
prices.
Trains leave Wilmington on tho p,
W. & II. X, H., at l2.50 and 2,47 p. M.
returning. leave Newport at G.27 and
9.0l y. M.
Carriages will meet trains at New
mort.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-19

Complaint is made that many OF the
hucksters in this city are selling with
out n license. and that they also use
short measures. This enables them
to undersell those who comply with
the law aud are honest In their deal.
ings. Persons should be on the look
out for all such dealers aud thus save
themselves from being yictimized.
The law requires that they shall each
take out license and il certainly Is
some ones duty to see that this is
compiled with.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-19

THITNUtIpNIh Tlme-.
Philadelphia is promised n better
supply of fine peaches this season than
She ever had before. This promise is
the direct result OF u visit paid the
peuch district of Marylan by COM
mlttee of the produce commission
merchants of Philadelphia. They Wis.,
tied all sections vi Kent County that
could ship the fruit by wateh as uests
of tie Ericsson Line.
Kent County alone expects to mar
ket AT the lowest calculation about
100000 baskets OF good fruit
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-19

Mr.. Joseph Way,whose farm adioins
tho Burnt MIL, Just over the state
line, has a field OF 10 acres In corn
which is said to bd unequalled by any
In that neighborhood. 1t Ia all in
tassel and presents u really pleasing
picture. MIR. Geo. S. Potter. who has
just made trip through PENNSYLVANIA,
says it is the finest field OF corn be-
tween Centreville and Bedford Wa
should like our friend Hunter, who ia
Dragging about the ll-foot corn on tho
barn field of l.. l. DUPONT Co., to take
look at it and see how the two fields
will compare.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-19

Harry W. Slayninn, who was chosen
last evening by the Republican mems
bers OF Council as clerk oil the market,
is painter by trade. and resides at
No. G04 Spruce street. He has been il,
the employ Of the r., w. & B. II. II.
Co. for the past ten years, but owing
to slackness Of work, was. with q
number oil others laid off few weeks
ago. He has resided in the Eighth
ward about Is years, and has been o
hard worker Tor the Republican party.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-19

Alfred s, Kirk was before the NUM-
rlpal court this morning charged witt
being drunk and disorderly. His old
grayheadcd father tottered to the
stand, and almost broke down as he
told how his son acted. lie said that
as long as he left rum alouo he was all
right but as soon rs the drink was III
him he made lire miserable for ever,
one. The parties 1.-Two on Elizabeth
street above Eleventh, and coloret
girl who lives opposite told how ON q
number of occasions tho accused hal
gouo to his fathers house drunk ant
abused him, Judge Ball imposed
line of So and costs
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-19


To Baltimore by rail- and thence by
Palatial Steamer Columbia. so miles
sail down the Patupsco River and
Chesapeake Bay. Locating, fishing,
bathing, sailing, Grabbing; soft crab
dinner,
Special train via Il. ~ o. II. r. will
leave Wilmington market StreeO at
10 a. m, and Delaware avenue at
$50, arriving at Bay Ridge at li.45 n.
m. Returning Tall rail) train will
leave Bay Ridge Mt $50 p. M. and ar.
rive at Market street, Wilmington, at
s.l5 p. Ii. Hound trip Sl,Q0,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-19

Boarding house mistress Mrs. s. G..
Haarn, No. 20! West street, Is mourn
Ing the loss OF gold watch, which
WIS missed lust after II one.dny board
er'5 departure. The man obtained
b ard ut the house on Monday. and
after being shown his room stated lie
was going out awhile. He did and
hiss never returned. Later Mrs. itearn
missed her ,in,epiece, and she has con,
cludcd they both left together. The
police are looking tor the pair.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-19

Thu whaIebaek steamer Charles W.
Wetmore, which attracted SO much at
tention while at Ills port, lies at the
bottom OF the Pacific ocean off tho
coast of Oregon, a total loss. The
Wetmore was bound for Tacoma,
Washington, with 5000 tons OF coal
when she went down. The crew was
saved.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-19

Miss Ainscow, Miss Lotto Bulger
and Miss Jennie O'Conner, gave a bic.
mic yesterday afternoon at Shellpot
Park to their numerous friends, Of
which Il large number were present.
The time was pleasantly spent in
dancing and playing social games.
Refreshments wore served and every
body enjoyed themselves to thelr
hearts desire.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-19

The racing Yacht Pilgrim, which
was built BY the Pussy & Jones Com.
pnny as a defender OF the national
cup, has proved herself fast md able
to hen owners. Her designers, Messrs,
Stewart and Birhey, We're aboard hel
and were also y ef5ed at her sailing
Tho yachts slpal Is about twelve
knots an hour.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-19

The alarm of iiIe from box No. 60,
at Maryland avenue ana Linden
streets this morning, was causnd by a
blaze i'll the seeoid story OF the homo
of John Maguigan, No. 9l5 Elm street.
The flames started In back room and
before being eXtlngulshed destroyed
several suits OF C othes and other ar
ticles, eutailing n loss OF about 5000.
This amount is partly covered by in.
suranCe.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-19

Herbert s. DaIr, general secretary
of the Y. III. g, A, OF Newtown, Mass.,
Will arrive here this evening to view
the work and consider tho proposi-
ton offered him to accept The charge
King, resigned. special meeting of
tho association will be held this al
ternoon to meet AIR. Dalr.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-19

NEW CASTLE, July ia delightful
shower passed over our city last even
ing.
The funeral of ]. o. Roberts took
place this afternoon at . o'clock. Ser.
vices were held at the house.
A number of our local astronomers
have watched in vain for the new
comet
The Grand Officers Of the *, G. +. in
stalled the following of!ieers OF IIar.
mony Castle, No, 4 on Monday even,
ing; Noble CHEF. George Wilhelm.
Vice Chief, Edward Betehlem: Past
Chef. Samuel Etchels: 81. Herald,
Maurice Mcdowell: High !iiest, Jas.
i. Burge; YeHerutls Herman, Fred
Humphrey Keeper OF ESthequor lhos.
Edwards; eltrk of EXche4u or, Erhert
Tlndle; Master Of Records, Potter
Moran,
The funeral OF Edna May. Infant
daughter OF George w. and May Bol-
ton, of Shawtown took place this fore
noon.
The wooden mills will resume opera.
tions tomorrow on half time.
The traffic over tho railroad here is
very heavy almost every hour in the
night heavy trains OF freight, mostly
perlshnhle goods may 5s heard thur.
dering along owurds tiIesraestlnuttun.
BARBER e. n. Wise las hal his sign
repalntel Ia very attractive style.
Miss Mary 4, Stack OF RltladelpAll
is the guest OF her mother on Unlou
stie3t.
Mir and Mrs. L. +. blackburn havt
received a d. spntch from MIddletown
that thclr ia ighter Clara who is visit
irg friends ut Warwick, Md, Is quit.
al
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-19

Adam Dayett. who is visiting his son,
w. I, Dayett. Of Pencuder Hundred.
was Frustrated by chill last Monday
evening, and 1t ii feared that pneu.
monla Will follow. Dr. Skinner of
Glasgow, was Immediately called in
and prescribed Tor his rolief. His
daughter, Mrs. 1'nll of our city, was
notified, aud proceeded to aid In tai.
ing care of him.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-19

Mrs. Kendall. living with her sson-
in.law, John Adams. at Eleventh and
Head streets, last night met with Il
painful accident. She was coming
down flight of stairs when she trip,
ped and fell to the landing below.
Both her wrists wero broken, beside
body
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-19

The Water Commission met last
evening and granted the petitions of
Charles ". Rowland and Frank l..
Gallagher to tap the main from the
Rodney street tower. The treasurer's
report showed that the balance in
bank was $f5, 5S3 IS, The pay-rolls,
amounting to 81, 1856 81, were ordered
paid.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-19

The case OF Geo. " Fright, charged
with violating city ordinance, was
salled in the Municipal Couct this
morning, and upon ttty solicitor FL.
lott stating that the nuisance has
been abatsd, the case was dlsmisaed
The alleged nuisance was rrused By
a water plpO. which caused the water
to low on another property. and it 10
known TINT Mr.. Bright made every
effort to abate II both before and since
the complaint was made.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-19

TIE remains OF john Neide were in
TERED ut Longwood Cemetery, Ches
ter ounty Ia, on tiles day morning,
in tho presence of lnrge concourse
Of relatives and friends. His son
Howard, who has been very sick. Il
report Il TO have greatly improved, and
his restoration to health is confidently
expected. His two young sisters, aged
come aud 10 years respectively, will
he cared for by relatives
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-19

The basket mill of J. Colby Smith at
Willow Grove, Kent county, last week
turned out 40, 100 baskets. These re-
qaired 4,24G,000 nails. he material
placed end to end would extend more
than 200 miles.
one maker put up 207j baskets, drtv.
Ing l24. 500 nails and handling IS, 2T5
pieces OF stuff, one piece at tune.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-19

1t is reported that Chief Doan has
been suffering SO greatly from the OK,
treIne hent since Thursday last that
lie has not been able to visit the city
Hnii. lie should have been provided
wi,tfHn umbrella to.have protected him
from uGh great prostrallou, as his
lOSR
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-19

The members meeting OF the Y, NJ.
G. A. was held last night. These
wero elected.
Aetlve-Edward J. Ayars md Join
@. Green.
Associate-E. G.. Ellis. William ].
Munden and Robert McGonigal.
Sustainlng-The Rev. William Fred
erick Lewis.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-19
Electric Excursion.

Tho Ladies' Aid Society OF Silver.
brook NJ l.. Church will give mouI.
light excursion ovor the lines OF ID /.
city Electric Hallway tomorrow
tlhursday) evening. Cars will leave
Front and Union streets at p. M.
and will stop AZ Eighth and Market
streets for tho afcommo datlon of any
WHO may wish tojuln the excursion ut
that point,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-19

Hurry, the s-year-old son OF Mrs
Annie ouRherty, OF sos Walnut
street, was bitten by a dog YESTERDAY
afternoon quite severely while pass
Ing along Walnut street. lie VII.
taken to DR., Downs drug store, where
ths. wound was dressed. Tho ownat
Of the dog should Keep II well housed
or pat it out OF the way, Harry il
doing as we'll as can be expected.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-19

Building Inspector Dohl this morn.
ing Issued permit to contractor Geo.
S. Mckee to erect three two.story
brick dwelling houses with manshrd
roofs. on the northwest corner Of
Fourth and NanISureu streets. Work
will he commenced in a few days.