The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-09-08

bishoC GURUS returned nome from Shi-
isbury Today.
The officers Of Troop b. received their
commissions this morning.
III Thomas Clyde has reached her win
Ter quarters ut tho yards OF tho Harlan o.
Hollngsworth Company.
Two hundred new pupils were entered
at the Howard colored school on Monday.
There are now 700 pupils attending the
school,
Two sales will take place on Wednesday
afternoon, one at the court house and one
in the country, both of which will be cried
by Stidham Il Son.
Good fishing is now being had in the
canal between Delaware City and st.
Georges. The bass have commenced to
bite and pike are now running.
The Republican State Commute receiv-
ed ton Of literature from the national
headquarters yesterday. The work OF dis.
tributing 1t will begin at once.
Reuben Garrett, who had a paralytic at
tack some weeks ngo, Is now entlreiy
helpless, and he may live . week or "a
month. He Is in his Sad year.
Constable W. P. Windish lost a New
Foundland dog which he would BIO pleas
cd to hear about, Information can be left
with him at No, 2l2 Poplar street.
The Cambria Iron Company, at Johns
town, Pa, shut down this morning owing
to lack of orders, throwing some two
thousand men out of employ ment.
t Lieut.. James H. Frier, of the 18th In
fantry, went to Newark yesterday whore
he will take up the work us commandment
of the Delaware College cadets.
Abran Palmer of Christiana hundred.
announces himself as acaudiuate for road
commissioner in the First district subject
to the decision of the Democratic party.
1t was Joseph 7. Cash, of the Reliance
Fire Company and not Joseph Y, Cook of
the Washington Company who painted
the wheels OF the chemical engine.
Ex-State Senator Alrichs wos in the
city his morning.
Geo. Chance the great labor agitator
was in our city to-day.
Tunnel and Handy have accepted the
nominations and their acceptance will ap-
pear in the Democratic papers to-day,
Port Warden Springer has resigned and
DR.. Hughes has been nominated IN his
place
Fred W. Holss has withdrawn from the
senatorial fight
The Howard colorcd school is u credit to
the Board of Education and the citizens OF
Wilmington.
IS Robert G. Smith e. Son advertise Pills
bury flour as the best in the market. Their
card appears in another column Of the RE-
PUBLICAN.
Painters are busily engaged in painting
the Musee building, corner of Seventh
and Shlpley streets The driving rain
storm on Saturday evening washed off scv-
eral pounds of paint making it looking
pale indeed this morning. The color Will
De white.
A nuisance has been created on Reed
street that should be abated by tho Board
of Health.
The attention Of the Street and Sewer
Commissioners is called to the fact that
soy era bad places in the sidewalks exists
OIL Front street between King uud French
streets.
The stlett sweeping machine with ten
lRborcrs following it does great service for
the Street and Sewer Department, Holy
gee, what II big head the man had who had
the sweeping machines introduced in the
street department. Looks like saving at
the pigot and spending at the bung hole.
Mrs. j. B. Shcliady, No 400 Adam,
street suffered the loss of II pet canary
through he dcprcdntOns of II neighbours
cat, II few days ago.
John c. Kelsey is said to be satisfied
with tie heat given him by Daniel Stcw-
art ON Saturday last, buy he is too much
OF philo oDhcr to make II row over it.
The New Castle Presbytery will convene
at Zion Church, Cecil County, Md, ON the
9th Of October.
A exander Grinley, No. 1912 Shields
street, fractured his shoulder blade while
wrestling Oil saturday night.
Mrs VIM c. Lodge, Brandywino Hun
dred, will -,ly2 pLrlos concert TO morrow
evening, for he benefit Of Ascension par
lsh.
William c. Bradford has resigned from
St. Johns Church choir He Will allow
his voice to rest for perhaps IA year, when
he may r. fest tenor
Thurston Lowe, engineer on the ?. W.
Il B. railroad, who has hecn Ill since Jau-
uary last, resumed his duties to-day.
The Democratic Executive Committee
have decided to give Mill CgGUk Hundred
the candidate for Representa- I've, thus
Knocking out tho candidate from Pom.
clder
Mrs Mary NJ. Walton Of Kenneth Square,
WHO has boan Ill for somO time past, +
Slowly recovering.
r, Walton's husband Is we'll known
buL1lt who attends our markets.
Mrs H. F. Cobb is down with rhouma
tism
The Steamship Eurnwell, two of whose
crew recently diod of smallpox, arrived
here yesterday and is in the dry dprk Of
the Harlan And llOllingsworth Company
for repairs.
little Police Commission held very
sh,rt session last evening. There WAS
Iutling bu rOuIil.c business TRANSACTED
aud IL wa, disposed Of in a very few
minutes.
James Green's mare, Memorial, ia Z
year old, and ,rotted at he Floctwoud
track in "A which Mr. Green considered
good f, r her as she had been 0ut of uundi
lion all 7lutHE
Mountain peaches, the largest and fin.
est In the market, were seen on sale this
morning on East Fourth street. They
were heaut5 and brought 81 81 a basket
Such peaches are worth raising.
CIawson s. Hammtt he's returned from
hi summer class in the Berkshire Hills
an! will commence hiI winter term on
October 9Th at his studio in the Institute
Building Eighth and Market streets,
Norris Grub Is suffering with numer.
Gus bols at hts homo. He thinks tho
rniHEs are n posliy nuisance and makes IT,
ing d Jwn very umhnndv for him, only
when reclining in a peculiar position,
The attention of the Stro,t am! sewer
Commission Is called to the tact that there
ncr of Eighth and TAtnul streets 1t
needs repairing be fore Some one trips and
injuries himself
Mrs. Margaret Bailey, while engaged In
sweeping her pavement yesterday alter
noon, was kio licl down Ivy Il young !nly
who was prac"ring on the bicycle. She
WIS so badly shaken up ihnt sho had to be
cnrricd Into tho horse, but fortunately no
bones wcro broken.
Tho grove meeting Of the lIIlcs W. &.
T. L, at Rockford. which was to have
been hold on Saturday evening viii be
hid this evening. Addresses will DO
male by the Rev Vaughan s. Col.
lins and ; e. Merrill Music viii bo fur
nishcd by Mt Salem Orchestra.
Thr orphans Of St Peters Orphnnase
attnndcd the funeral of the mother Of Roy,
d. Crowley, which took place from her
1uts Residence, No. lSOS Uuion street, this
morning High mass was held over she
body In st. AIMS Church Intermsnt was
made ut Ashland, Dol, The funeral was
largely attended.
This Vote Cast.