The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-08-24

There are 2 COO wheelmen and women
In Wilmington.
Jehu L. Allen OF Woodstown. N. J., Is
In town today.
j. Howard Lewis and wife. OF Albany
n y. are with relatives here.
Josiah MarvIl is at Rehoboth. whore he
will remain until Monday.
Delaware farmers complain OF the mis.
cradle bad reGds down the State.
Mrs. William HnrNey's family is stop
ping at Hotel Columbia. Cape May.
supposed mad dog was shot by Police
man Ward at No. POI Lombard street last
hight.
R,liancs ConclGve of Mogullians will
visit wimingto on Conclavc In this city on
September a.
Tho potter's Held at Haro'a- Corner Is bt.
ing enclosed by work meh OF the r., W.
* Is. railroad,
Huxley Harvey and family and Alfred
ID. Elliott and family are stopping at
POLAND Springs.
Captain Chambars this morning receiv-
ed three dozen OF plovers from friends at
Woodland B3uoh.
The repalrs TO tho steamer Riverside
have been completed and size Will resume
her trips to day.
About $500 was realized from the kir.
mesa held ut BaYarian Park on Thursday
afternoon and evening.
AIiss Lena pillln has returned homo
from three weeks visit TO Mrs. Griffith,
Nit, Vecuon, New York,
There will! be an Interesting Phooting
match for S25 u side at tho Wawuset club
grounds this afternoon.
reader waals to know whether the
clerk Of the market has the privilege Of
selling lish on tuesday,
Health Officer SlcYey is keeping his
weather eye onened for unripe aud prem.
ature fiult and vegetables in our markets.
Charles Riley nude an Investment Of
somebody's clothing on Friday night.
The clothing awaits an owner at the city
hall
The governors staff will be inspected on
SeDtembur 10 Mt II O'Clock In the morning
by General ". III loss und Colonel Evan
G. Boyd.
ANY one w,shing to sell bicycle that Is
In good running order may possibly hear
OF purchaser by addressing Bicycle"
ths office
Ex. Manager William r. Williamson OF
the Opera House eau mold the manage
ment to their signed agreement OF S35 a
week for Al weekS.
st. Johns CommaGdery, No. !. X. T.,
which will leaFe for a trip to Boston on
Monday morning. drilled on Washington
street bridge last evening.
Captain Franklin. an officer once In
command of the Salvation Army in this
city will conduct the meeting at the Army
hull tonight. All arc welcome.
The Smyrna base ball club arrived In
this city shortly before noon to-day, The
game will be- played ut Front and Union
etroets ground this afternoon.
A number of the Order OF American
Mechanics from Delaware will go to
Philadelphia on Spstem Der 10 to take part
in o rant rala nf ma nrIar
Morris Highiield. residing near Mar.
shallton, severely injured his left fore.
nrm oil Wednesday last by receiving cut
from scythe hanging oil limb OF
trHe.
MIR. MIchasl Sharkey. the Jolly proprl.
etor OF Porry's Tavern, is quite u tomato
grower. ho having already disposed OF
1000 baskete, with about 1900 baskets yet
to sell.
Moriel Encampment No. IS. G. q. A..
Knights OF ST. John and Multa, will make
an excursion to Augustine Park next
Tuesday. on boat leaving King street at
s As m. ana p. IN.
J. b. Bell. J. B. Hickman. J. d. Chalfapt
and Dr. Irvine NJ. Finn. tho Wilmington
men who are playing In the tournament
or the National Association OF Croquat
Players at Norwich. Conn, aIe doing
we'll
James Chrsty. the we'll known tobacco
deuler. Will leave on Monday Tor visit to
Brupswick, Maine. Mr.. Chrlsty \. In his
10th year. but he contemplates Mls trip
with all the enthusiasm of a man for forty
yolIs younger.
Company C. N @. D., held a meeting
lost night to consider the remodsling end
refurnlshing of their room in the armory,
Nothing definite was done. There will
he another meetlnK In tile near future.
when some action will he taken.
Anna E. GGno, widow Of Charles X.
Gano died at Wayne sboro, Pa yesterday
morning. Mrs Gano has been resident
OF Wilmington for a great many years,
She has been sick for some time a nd about
three weeks ago went to Waynesboro for
her health.
A. Challenger OF Pc ton, has written ap-
propriate lines upon the serious illness OF
Mrs Mabel Harris, niece OF Stansbury
Murray, Jr., who has been visiting hek
brother and unoles here and her mother al
Wyoming. Mrs. Harris returned to her
Boston home to day.
Deputy Coroner Chandler held three Id.
quests on Friday over that many sudden
deaths. Two of the deaths wore caused
by heart disense and the oihor one was the
result of an accident Martin Maroouey
the six year old son of Thomas MarooneY
at Fifth and Tatnall streets. was run ovek
by one OF his fathers teams In the bottlinR
yard aud died from his Injuries. Moab
Joseph ngod rs and Michael BARRON aged
65 died OF heart failure