The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-06-22

Tho members OF the staff Of: tho late
Governor shIarvii have been presantsa
With handsome portraits Of the Governor.
Miss T. II. WittenberR entertained the
members Of her Sunday School class last
evening.
Third street between King and French
WIZ be paved on concrete by the street
and Sewer Department.
Bishop curtis has announced tho traus-
Ter Of the lev. George b. OFT from Ches.
tertown. Nd. TO Newark. Del Father
insolvency, who was recently ordained
was cent to Chestertown, and Father
hughes, who was also recently ordained.
mas been cent TO Galena. Md. Their pas
torates will begin on July7.
Father Connolly, recently ordained In
Rome, will devote his labors In the diocese
Of Wilmington.
The Water Witch Company will raise q
nag on July 4th.
The crank of coffee mill flew of yes.
terday and broke William II. Davis nose
while he was grinding coffee.
Marshal Lannan and Commissioner
Mea'ey caught no fish at the banks.
Miss Laura v. Harris and James W.
bethards will be married In Silverbrook
III. u. Church on June "a.
Cha wson s. Hammltt the well.kncwn
artist, and Miss Mary Downing. will be
ing. No S3s Van Buren, street, on the even.
ing OF July 3.
The Misses Rice of this city and Miss
Iunls Clayton, are the guests of Mrs.
button, Fernwood. Pa.
MIR, and Mrs. G. W. Mccullough have
been visiting friends at North East.
Miss Reba Hinson Is the guest OF Elk.on
friends.
MIR. John Draper and daughter are
spending the summer az Elkton.
Rev Father Campbell. Eikton. is Ill
with gastric fever.
Prof John b. Richie and wife OF this
Thomas. Elkton.
Rev. II. Howard. ID. D., went to Har.
lngton yesterday and delivered the grad
uating address at the commencement OF
tho high school last night.
The corner stone OF the new Glenolden
school was laid on Thursday night at
Chester.
The Illinois Steel Company has adyanc-
ed the price OF steel rails 81 per ton, max
Ing 1t now S25 per ton.
The street and sewer directors have or.
will be the beat thing yet developed in the
way OF roller and will cost $500.
The members OF the Bayard legion ara
requested to meet at their rooms, No, 8l7
Shlpley street. on Sunday, June 23rd. at
$50 p. m. sharpen business OF i'm portance.
I. III. Lowe. SEQ.
Mr. George Kelley OF Middletown maid
Mr.. Phillip Il CLARK visit on last even
ing.
DIT. Scott lost horse this morning val
ued at $500. from an attack OF typhoid
uLlonta.
Mrs, J. Talley Smith and children went
co hehoboth the fir5t OF the week. and will
occupy their cottage during the summer.
Mr.. Thomas B. Smith went to Rehoboth
TO DAY In order TO take dip In old ocean,
and sample the fish that abound In that
locality.
Mrs. Wilson left this city the first of
this week for Providence Rhode Island, to
visit her brother. Sne will be absent for
six weeks.
Ex.RepresentatiYe Horace Brown, whose
vote elected Colonel DUPONT ls In the
city to-day.
Two Pullman cars were shipped to Phil.
aoelphia and one to Jersey City to day.
Detective HutchlDs and Head Clerk
Allseppe OF Clayton were in town to day.
The new U. A. NJ. L. Churcb.at Marshall.
ton VIII be dedicated oil SUNDAY Tbs
sermon Will be preached at $50 p. m. by
Right Rev. b 4. Ruley.
Miss Gertie Calvin, is vlsltlng her moth
or at Ceoilton. Md.
Geo. W. Stermer. on the b. 4 R,R.
has been transferred to Wilmington run,
James Foster shot 10 pound Garman
carp with rifle ct Thompson's bridge ON
tile Brandywlne, ore day this week.