The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-30

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Fairfax Lodnp Of 90 Follows last even,
! .nx elected The following ofiiosrs Noble
| grand. ,. I. Cbandlerl vice grand. John II.
OleDReTt recording secretary. W. r. Spen-
i Ger. The officers will he Installed on April
lst.
Medford- II. Cahoon Will address the
| young mems meeting In the association
nall on Sunday afternoon. Hls subject
vii be Tho Other Side OF It." Music will
be furnished by the association orchestra.
A birthday party was given Charles Han.
ley on Thursday ever In at his residence.
NO lUl5 Poplar street, by large number
OF young friends.
The weather vane on the old belfry at
Old Swedes Church is out of plumb, and
at this tInle IL looks as II IL was In danger
OF falling. This vana has been In place
since before the memory OF tho oldest
eastBidar.
Market street bridge over the Brandy
wine is being painted u light green which
makes u pretty effect. few weeks ago
IL received coat OF Violent red which was
really painful to look at.
Grand Master William II. German. of
the L. q. o. f., assisted by his stail has
Installed tire ohicsrs OF Asylum Lodge.
The park road below the fret dam was
being iilled In yesterday.
James Pierson, an honorary member OF
the Delaware Company. but who now
lives In virginia visited a number OF
MS ilremen friends in Wilmington yester-
day
special meeting OF the Wilmington
Company will be held to night. Tho busi-
ness 10 OF great Importance and every
member Is requested to De present.
Dr, $. l.. West formerly OF this city. is
located Tor the practice OF his profession
m M hStr ii,..I.. ~,
where he will DO pleased to see any oil his
many i"rmer friends and patrons.
"A concert will he given by the Colgate
University Glee, Mandolin and banjo Cub
OF hamilton, N. y, In the Second Baptiss
Ohurch. corner Ninth and Franklin streets
wednesday evening. April 3rd. Adults
SION 70 cente. The club 10 composed OF
thirty-two men.
The Trinity College. Hartford, Gee,
Banjo amt Mandnlin Club Will give an en-
tertalnment at the Century Club on the
evening OF April 26.
j. Ii. s. Christy has retired from the
business OF waiter anu Will 70 to Chester
director.
The basket bnll team of tho Y. MICA.
VIII play the Z. A. {. team at New Castle
tonight.
The tide In the Brandywlne Creek has,
oeen very low tho past few days.
Rev. Winner Jaggard removed from
Chosapeake City yesterday to Silverbrouk.
Mrs Grant Collier. of this city. Is visit.
Ing her mother, Mrs. Knight at Cherry
Hill.
Rev. W. A. Wise. OF SiIverbrooL, VII.
minEton. who has been appointed to the
M, l.. Church, North East. Ia expected to
NIL the pulpit tomorrow and the pareon.
age lie being put in readiness for him to
move into next week.
The members OF Genl Thos. A. Smythe
Post are requested to maot at Post room
on Sunday, March 81, at O'Clock sharp
10 attend the funeral OF Comtade John
Ii. Mcdaniel.
Hobby" Welsh brought hIs wagon full
OF herring from Third street bridge early
THIS morning aud sud the Same ut l0cents
per dozen
some OF the herring in the King street
market did not look any better than thew
should this morning. They certainly had
a spoiled appearance. aud should have
been closely examined by the clerk of the
market,
Jackson street is stll unpaveti, and tho
property'owIters and residents there are
wondering when tho work will 10 begun,
The fnneral OF Leonard Orwell tools
place ltom his late home this afternoon.
The funeral OF Rebecca Walker hook
place this Afternoon from linton A. Nj, d.
Church. - -
Mrs. stansbury Murray is able to be
about. w
me T. NJ G. A. will glvo grand gym.
nasium anu athletic exhibition In the
Opera House, on Thursday evening,
April Is.
Jester and Mcdaniel received car load
OF horses from the West yesterday.
valuable brown and white Irish setter
mas been at the police patrol sutton for
several days.
!. William Me sick and ]. Emma West
were married by Rev. I. n. Given on the
Dr. Layton. OF Georgetown, lost one OF
tho pair of line gray horses which he
bought in Philadelphia. 4 short tline npo'