The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-05
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| J. Fl. Hoffccker, the Union Republican
candidate for Governor was in town o-day
as also was j. Edward Addicks.
| The beer wagon of Peter Elmer lost n
rear wheel on Fourth street near French
| about o'clock to-day.
The stockholders OF the Wilmington
| Dental Company have hopes Of starting
the worksup in the near future. They
| have orders now on hand to keep them
running for overa month, but said one of
tho large stock holders we are in the hands
of the lawyers.
Thomas Stayton will publish letter
this afternoon in the daily papers
In answer to DIR. j. II. Fahey's article
| published in the Sunday Star.
Two men down in Harlan's yard had q
debate one day recently, 1t being noon
hour. Said ono of them, "Pat, have
heard that Bryan has his eye on tho
Presidential chair" "Yes," replied Pat,
"and Mckinley will sit where Bryan has
his eyes, after November 3rd."
General G. Parke Postles said the attack
upon him and his character in the Sunday
Star was beneath his contempt and did
not deserve an answer. Several gentle
men engaged in conversation this morn
ing, thought tho article libellous.
BY the will of Mrs Margaret G. McCudy
of Philadelphia, who died some time ago
a bcquesu of $1,000 IS left to the Roman
Catholic asylum in this city. 1t will go
St. Peters Female Orphanage and ST.
James Protectory.
Edward Monk was arranged before Mag
istrate Daley on Saturday night, charged
with cruelty to two mules, the property of
Fred. Weber. He was fined S. and costs.
The Society of natural history of Della
ware will meet in the hall of the Society
at Friends, School, at Fourth and West
streets, this evening at o'clock.
DUPONT Post, No2 G. A. r. will give q
supper in their rooms at Tenth and Mar
ket streets tomorrow evening.
Colonel James H. Carpenter of Reading
spoke before the members of the EnCamp-
ment No. 81, Union Veteran Legion, in
this city on Saturday evening.
Perry Brinckley, colored lay down along
side the railroad tracks near the p. w. a..
b. station car shed to sleep. An engine
and some cars came along and ran over
his hand. He was taken to the Delaware
Hospital where his hand was amputatcd.
The Grand Lodgeo of Delaware, X. of p,
will meet in this city on October a6
Howard Reed, tho warden of New Castle
Jail, who assaulted j. Milton Davidson at
New Castle on Wednesday evening was
arraigned before Magistrate Sassc on Sat-
urday night. He pleaded guilty and was
fined SO and costs and obliged to give u
bond of 500 to keep the peace.
Mizpah Conciavo No 16H Of tho A. O. U.
w. will be. organized at Smyrna to night
and number of focal lodgmon will witness
the organization.
Frank Hoffecler will deliver m address
before the Mckinley and Hobart Republic
can Club Of tho Tenth ward on Tuesday
evening The club house is ut No.1l15 w.
Third Street
Persons throwing hanna skins on the
pavement should be prosecuted by the city
authorities or take out an accidental policy
on tho lives of our citizens.
Two big storms are predicted by tho
weather bureau to visit Delaware by We'd
ncsday evening
Harry Passnore, of Christiana hun.
dred, has been laid up for several days
with quinsy.
Jonas Klair of Mill Creek Hundred at
tended the remodeling of Mr.. G. X Wood.
wards barn on Thursday, having fully
recovered from the removal of his manned
foot which operation was performed few
weeks ago.
The Rev. Merritt Hulturd was taken i'll
yesterday and was unable to occupy the
pulpit Of Grace NJ II. Church. The Rev.
j. II. Akers preached in tho morning.