The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-14

A civil service examination for depart.
mental. railway mall and Indian eerylce.
will be held In this city on March "a. For
papers. etc, apply to United Siatel Civil
Service Commission, Washington. D. O.
Superintendent OF Ietier Carriers
Mitchell, ut the post Office. says that II
people who change their residences ,or
places OF business Will notify tho post.
master OF the fact II wul avoid much con
fuslon.
The commission 10 award damages IN
the Eleventh ard Monroe streets condem.
nation case will meet again next Friday
afternoon when 1t 10 thought that an
award will be made.
meeting OF the German residents of
this city will be held in the Labor Lyceum,
No. liz North jackson street. tonight. to
discuss the compulsory education BILL
The speeches will be made In German.
Gilmore's Rand will play Ii. f Robelen's
new march. THE lllllputlane," at The
concert to DO given on Saturday after.
noon.
Mrs. Mary L. Collier and George l.. Win.
gel were married on Tuesday night at
Port Penn at the home of the bride by the
Rev. U, A. Giiilng. Mr.. and Mrs. Wingel
formerly resided in Philadelphia.
The Republican Invlncibles have rented
the building No. 1lS East Fourth street,
and will remove TO that location. TIE
invlnolbles now number 1870, and the old
entirely too small.
Chief Engineer John W. Walker OF the
Fire Department yesterday presented
Second Assistant George W. Saesa with q
handsome crayon portrait as a testimoni
al OF the es' eem In which his services to
depai tmeut are held. The portrait repre-.
sents Alr, SUISSE in fun uniform and is
handsomely fIumed
The Salvation Army Will hold a special
meeting at their hall on King street to.
night The meeting will DO led by Cap.
tain Lottner, formerly stationed in this
city. All are cordially invited.
The regular monthly meeting OF the W.
g. L. U. will bs held at their headquarters.
No, 100 West Eighth street, on Friday
next, March 18th, at o'clock.
Miss Lille McClintock Is lying at her
home. No. 4l2 Harrison street, suffering
with pneumonia.
Miss Mary Emma Collier and George l..
Mngol were married at Port Penn on
Tuesday night a: 0 O'Clock, by the Rev.
o. A. Gilinghain, at the home Of the
bride.
VIM. Is. Warner has opened barber
shop and cigar store, at 1905 East 18th
street. His father and mother OF Marcus
Hook are going to move in and make
their home with him. The business will
be conducted as WIN. I. Warner and Son,
tobaecoulsts.
liberal reward will be paid for the re.
turn to 1901 W. Ninth street, OF lap roGe
that ives lost In the upper palt OF our city
few days ago.
The authorities at Washington have
bought a motor for the stamping machine
at the post office in this city,.
George Justis left to-day to spend few
days rustlcntiDg at his cottage at Browns
milis in tho Jersey pines.
Mrs. Phpbe Lee, who died yesterday at
kennett Square. was IS years old.
Following the example OF West Chester
boys tho West Grove High School boys
have formed an anti cigarette league.
Register Of Wills Cooch yesterday after
noon granted to Annie W. Annie NJ. and
Alfred A. Curtis letters OF administration
on the estnte OF Samuel Lindsey, late of
White Clay Creek,
John f. Price president of tho Delaware
and Shosupeuke Canal Company, was in
this city to-day.
Thirteen families occupy the House No.
100 East Water street.
Two oie legged mon walked down
Market street together yesterday after
noon.