The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-11

Joseph Miller who resides at Eighth
I, md Market streets. Is quito seriously
indisposed. Tie was engaged in the
grocery business for muny years but
retired some time ago. tic Ia - or "a
years of age, aud consequently his
| complaint Ia rather OF a threatening
charac .er.
Families are supplied with the beat
oysters by g. christopher, successor
to Il. Hanna. soy Jefferson str OF.
Phone SOL
ono OF WiiIningtOn's busy citllens
is MI haries II, Blaine. proprietor OF
tho Wilmington COrnice workJ, IFS
King street. Ills big iOhs now under
contract are No. Q pualic school, at
eighth and WollHston etrsets, L. IA.
Molyin's houses, Eddystoue a. L.
Church aud the court house and iail
at snow Hi, Md, aud several other
houses Including twenty live Oh Fifth
avenue.
Tho following gentleman were the
pail bearers yesterday AFTERNOON at
he last sad rites of W. q. Robelen
Iran Lis late resid enre, No los West
seventh street: Lewis Sassa, L.. L.
treye. Harry Folimeicr, Lewis Wood
ward, Charles WAunn ana Joseph
| Donnei,
The Washington Fire Company yes
terday afternoon oHLlngui5t.ed slight
Tire in house on Water street DO.
tween King and French streets. 1t was
Il still alarm.
/ W. $. Clark, OF Fourteenth and
Scott streets, ON saturday lost a hcrse
from spine dIsease. The animal was
valued at si5.
Charles Bantam aged years, foil
from a porch ut No. 1915 West ) coad
street yesterday and broke his leg
he bone was broken IN two places
Dr. s. q. E,LpIt attended him.
Some time during the heavy rain of
saturday night dram pipe leading
from the root OF The building oil j. 4.
Mullin ANA son, at sixth and har;ot
streets, Through the upper loOr ANA
thence outside to the ground, burst.
Three lloOrs wolv Hooded and quun.
tlty OF clothing wet. lho overflow
was not discovered tor sonls tilus ait0r
II occurred.
There Is an interesting series OF
meetings In prcsreaA at the Second
baptist Mission corner OF Fourth and
French streets. Ito iiev. L. Il. Cook
Will preDGh Tuesday evening and tho
Rev. y. Is. heHsar pastor OF tho 500
ond Ban.st Church. will preach on
Wednesday evening.
kIngswood NJ l.. Church, at Four.
teenth and Gliymont streets. was
struck by "A bolt OF lightning last
night, but only slightly damaged.
Deputy Coroner iulmer last Night
held an inquest Oh tho body Of NJ ICh.
ael Reese. tho man who was killed In
the West Yard ON sunday morning.
The steamer thomas Clyde arrived
here yesterday and put up tor tho win
tor,
James W. Ware OF this city, yester.
day morning received telegram an.
nouncing the death of his uneio, j. W.
Ware. at Cape May.
Katie kelleher, employed at Collins
Hotel, ut Water anu Market streets,
foil TIM ought u skyiight yesterday
morning while hanging out clothes
on the roof. Hor head was out
lrains on the Wilmington and Nor.
thern Railroad We're unable To pass by
l}rlnton station Tor three hours on
Monday owing to the washing sway
~ the earth under tho trAek6 at that
place.
Registrar OF Wills Coooh this morn.
Ing graHtci letters testamentHry on
the estate OF Alfred L. rHxon. late IL
MIN Creek Hundred to IRVINE NJ Flynn
and Mary " Paxon.
Letters testamenLary wore also grant :
cd Caroline ltoGeion on tho estate OF
her lnte husband. William q, toGeIen.
John Tate. los West Eighteenth
street, found silver watch near tho
Washington street bridge few days
ago, anu We suppose the young lady
who lost 1t Will Ue made glad on no.
| covering her property,
Abdominal supporters, elustic band.
ages, AG., relieve bearing down lb-
dominal pains. Can Ia had ut BBlLs
lndles department sixth and Market
streets