The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-25
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| timt Presbyterian Church will be open
this afternoon and to night to receive do
| nations for the poor.
The Christian Endeavor Of the city will
| hold special Thanksgiving sunrise ser.
| Vice In First Presby terian Church at I
O'Clock tomorrow morning,
Pennell c. Higgins, who died IN PhjIa
aelphi" la-, si!qhyi ,Nes buria;.. yesterday
En G. fin ~ HS e%r 6 St Ss S'o Gsy
lnv sf5aaa Ee s esG sos Z " family bury
William Lanning sprained his ankle in
was sent to tho Homeopathic Hospital.
An ice making machine has been ship.
ped to Florida by the Remington Machine
Company.
The restaurant of Hill & Co., No. Z T..
Fourth street is In the hands OF the con.
stable
Yesterday morning Register of Wills
Crossan granted to Alfred w and Henry
q. Walker letters testamentary on tie
estate of Robert Walker, late of Mil
Greek Hundred.
Sheriff Film yesterday officially an.
nounced these appointments: Peirce
Gould, day warden; William Conner, in
charge of the stone pile; John Hance and
Charles Bowers, night wnrdens; Harry
ellis. James p Ratlcdge and George L.
Townsend. deputy sherifs.
There VIII be an all day meeting at the
PEOPLES Mission. III Slspley street, to-
morrow Thanksgiving Day. commencing
at u IN. with u free breakfast for the
poor.
A concert will be given in the Opera
House next Wednesday night for the beDe.
tit of st Joscph's Home
There will DO prayer service in the
Church Of the New Jcru 'a!am tomorrow
morning at 1870 o'clock
Tho Christian Endcavor Society will
hold service in First Church tomorrow
morning at o'clock.
jefferson Lodge Of Odd Fellows last
night visited ShaxamaxOn Lodge Of Phil
adelphla
Francis H. llofeoker will present . tlHg
to Oak Hill School,
Tho annual meeting OF tho Brothcrh cod
of st. Andrew will be held In Calvary
Church on December $,
At Trinity Church Thanksgiving Day
services will be held ut 7.3l and 1879 u. m.
The Hon. William n. Ashmnn of philn
doIphia, judge of tho Orphans Court, will
address the State convention of the Equal
Suffrage Club Of Delaware on Friday
evening in the New Century Club parNors
at S0'ulock.
There will be services at Jones A. NJ E.
Church. Eleventh and DUPONT streets,
at 03O Il. III. tomorrow. There will also
DO an entertainment to which an almls.
sion fee of cents will DO charged.
There will be u Thanksgiving service ut
the Church OF the Now Jerusnlem, corner
of Delaware avenue and Washington
street, tomorrow ut 1880 II. IN.
Bishop Coleman will preach at Calvary
Church, Third and Washington streets,
Thanksgiving Day at 1880 II. m.
Mrs. Ann Bceson of Brnndywine hun,
drcd is sinking now nrtesian well on her
tnrm. 1t promises to give quite u good
supply Of water -
While Mr.. Henry G. Robinson was put
ting on his ovcrCoat This morning ut
Fourth and Market streets he accidentally
struck his hand against one of the signs
on the building skinnins it badly.
While Mr.. James l.. DeNou was on his
way home on Monday he dropped II green
bag, which was picked up by couple Of
dogs, who proceeded to tear it into tatters.
Tho holders Of old fire alarm box keys
HDDulu futlF1l tnelll 10 uHt nOilCc uepNft
ment us they are now useless.
As there WIS no warrant sworn ont be.
fore tho United States authorities, VIM.
Morris was discharged. He had been ar
rested for passing an alleged bad half dol
lar.
Chas. A. Broumall will make additions
to No. 1917 Oak street.
The house committee, together with the
grand jury inspected tho building aud
found everything in the best condition.
Superintendent Mccoy submitted the
following report as the population of the
almshUuse:
White men lb3, colnred men II; white
children >; white women 30; cOlorcd wo-
men Il, colored children 3; total white
patients III; colored 81.
There were four deaths during the
month-Lavinia Coleman. aged 10; Mary
Kcnnard, ~; John Walls, 53, and ODO.
diah Gebhart, 81,
The pay roll Of 1908 II was ordered paid.
Howell =, England and John b. Taylor
appeared before the Board in reference to
Mr. TnyIor's broad contract.
Superintendent Mccoy made report
OF the matter but no action was taken.
Nawnwset Tribe Imp. 0. r. NJ. Of
Henry Clay. hold its 18th Anniversary in
Rokrby Hall last Saturday night. The
liall was phtheu ana the huaiT hlpsb oi'
joyable.
Tho Rows. Morgan, Long, Hammond,
Mes,rs. Hanna, Ilargs, Olinger and Miss
Emma Mclntirn of the Rod Mons Sympa-
thetic League, Miss Council and Miss
Berry, Of Henry Clay.
The West End Orthrstrn aud tho Wu.
wasct Cleo Club contributed toward max
ing tho cntcrt ainment success. An
abundance of leo cream. cake fruit and
nuts followed
IL have been using Salvation Oil for n
lame back and think it Is tho best remedy
kuNn nNnr usnd G l. lurllum La Eru.