The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-04
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The election OF wardene and vestrymen
of st. Andrews Church Will occur at noon,
Easter Monday.
Architect T. l.. Rice Ia preparing plans
for parochial residence for st. Hedwlgi
Roman Catholic Church. The residenoe
will be built adjoining the ohutch and Will
be plain, but substantial.
The latest candidates for mayor men.
toned by the Democratic are DR.. Charles
X, JeffeIis and Garret j. Hart, OF the firm
OF Lichtenstein Hart ..
Argument on q motion for NV if!..
in the case Of Martin Q. Huber agalnet tho
jackson and Sharp Company Will be heard
onApTil 8. Tho reasons why new trial
hns been granted have been fled.
One of the two big stone barges build
ing at the Jackson and Sharp Companyl
Ahlpyard for the building OF the Point
Judith brealiwater, was launched at ]
o'clock yesterday morning.
The Rev, b. F. Jester, Joseph d. Sal
mons and John Knott. all uf this city,
have gone to Alexander, Virginia, to at
tend tho Maryland Annual Conference OF
Methodist Protestant Church.
The marsh adjoining the PullmBn
works will soon be covered with railway
tracks. Sometime ago the car company
built bank around the marsh and built
track to hold cars that we're waiting re-
building. since that time two other
tracks have been built and now the marsh
looks as II II was full OF cars.
Chas H. Roes and Miss Mary J. Grabnm.
daughter OF Beni. +. Graham. will be
married at tho home oI tho bride. near
Blackstone, Kent County, next Wedues.
day evening OF 13O O'clock
Isaac KIRBY. member of the Fourth
Delaware regiment, and formerly OF this
city. died at Ltchiield. Ill, last week.
One OF the improvements which will be
made hy the Street aud Sewer Departments
in the near future is the raising OF
Church ind Front streets wnere the two
streets intGIseot and The building OF a new
wharf.
About twenty State warrants for em-
bezzlement were sworn out aganst v,r.
Gus defendants before Magistrate Mo.
Whorter yesterday.
The warrants were sworn out under the
law passed by the Legislature In 1898. on.
titled an act concerning the conversion of
property by bailees'
James q. MoComb has been elected
Director OF the Tennessee Coal and Iron
Company.
Mrs, SLoft the revivaist, Is having
good audiet ces and conversions at Front
and Nudison streets. Meetings every
evening and next Sunday all day.
Tie demand for Easter flowers will be
greater this year than heretofore. As 1t Is
expected the supply will be no larger than
N. H. Hayden, 702 Market street, for de-
livery for Easter.
An amount of $4,000 pnssed Letwesn
the busin ess depal tmont OF the Whining
ton Conference aud the banks IN Smyrna
during the recent session IN tho town.
hndrew Dolbow. tho welt known evan.
gallst is assisting Rev. W. o. Hurst Of
CLAYTON in his revival meetings.
Rev. c. l.. JetTerls will preach In the
Second Presbyterian Church at West
Chester, Pa, on Sunday.
The Street and Sewer Commission want
authority for CITY Council to raise 525h,OO
by Issuing bonds to DO used by the Com
mission In tw yoars for opening and In
proving streete building sewers etc.
The Rev. II. NJ. Bartlett will preach tllls
evening at Calvary +. L.. Church.
Mrs. Allen II. AlnscOw Is improving
slowly in health and strength.
The Gamers Of the peninsula are con.
LrucilnR with growers OF tomatoes Ia
most places at $500 a ton. lhs farmers
demurred. but II is probable that most Of
them will yield.slIhe growers at Sails
bury have refused, however, TO take less
than 5000.
THO improved Order OF HeptasOphs h1s
purchased the property OF Philip II. stuart
in Bridgevllls AMI will erect thereon o
bulldlng to Gomprlse stores, lodge rooms
and M opera mousse.
Captain Joseph b. Baneon, OF Bombay
Hook Light House, and Miss Matilda For
man oil Smyrna were married on tuesday
evening in the Madison Square Nj. Il.
Church In Baltimore, by Rev. l. L. Hut
bard.