The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-09-22
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Messrs H. G. Englan and Frank A.
Peltret will address the Bryan and Sewell
club No. /, this evening, Mt Alb Shipley
street. Ali are invited to attend. Other
speakers will address tho club at future
meetings.
The Fifth ward Mckinley and Hobart
club was organized by colored voters last
night. Edward d. G. Brant is president,
Ottrey Dumpson, vice president; Daniel
Robinson, secretary; Joseph Howard,
treasurer, and }. 4. Wright serge ant at
arms.
There will be meeting Of the Synod
held in West Presbyterian church begin
ming on Tuesday October 20, and con.
between $50 and 200 ministers and laymen
will be In attendance, the plans are being
perfected for their reception and enter
tainiEo 1T during the session.
A nesting will be held in Grace church
on Wednesday evening for tho purpose OF
elccting representatives Of that church to
the temperance meeting to be held IN
Dover on Thursday.
The individual record whist tournament
autumn series, will commence the first
week in October. Play will probably DO
on Wednesday and Friday evening for tho
different sections
Captain wilkins of the Adonis foot bali
team wants all players at the Rivervew
grounds this evening, not later than 6.4o
o'clock.
The Alumni of tho Wilmington High
School will give series of three entertain
ments during the winter.
Miss Ida M. Kimball will address kin
dergarten teachers this afternoon at
Friends School.
w. c. r. Coquhoun has been elected
member of tho Advisory Council OF the
American Health Association, and also
member Of one Of its important commit
tees
City Treasurer Adamsis on the sick list.
Mrs w. Scott Vernon is convalescent,
but not yet able to leave hor bed chamber.
DR.. Rlckarls,until recently resident of
this city has accepted the position OF resi-
dent physician .Qd instructor In sciences
at the Granger riace College Preparatory
School for Young Ladies ut Canandalgua,
NY.
Dennis Murphy of Sixteenth and Scott
streets was killed on the B. & o. Railroad
ut Concord yesterday, He was n years.
James A. Gordon, one of the Pennsyl-
vania engineers who drew trains on which
LII Hung Chang rode, has received Sill
yer medal from his cXceilency.
Miss Anna H. Il. Regan, who has taught
successfully at the Nandykc school near
Townsend for the past two years, has
taken charge of the school at Rnthby.
Constable Bowen last night levied on
the goods of the Excelsior Baking Co., Tor
sol 80 due tho Columbia Baking Com
pany.
An inquest will be held this afternoon
on the body Of Dennis Murphy, who was
killed at Concord Station.
Tho Seth Thomas Clock Company has
| fixed the Federal Building clock in POSI-
ton and it is now going on time
Mrs. Ewcll of Georgetown was taken to
tho Delaware Hospital last evening suffer-
ing with sore leg.
Commissioner Smith yesterday after
| noon took the evidence of three witnesses
| in the case of the LeweS fish houses
EP. Williamson Is suffering from a
sprained arm by falling off his bicycle
| while riding to Farnhurst.
Detectives McVcy and Witsl are at
Annapolis to-day after the papers to bring
the four alleged thieves here for tho Ban
! ming robbery.
Mr. Edmund Moody paid his brother
! in-law, William G. Williams, CT west
! Chester, IL visit on Sunday.
Bessie Miles bas returned home after
spending IL few days with her uncle, Jesse
! Wobb,i in West Chester.
Cards arc out announcing tho marriage
| of Charles Baker and Miss Mamie Vaughn
! to take place on September 30 at tho resi-
dence Of p. Dougherty No. 2ai west
Fourth street. %
Mrs. Brown of Newark is wishing friends
| in our city.
Miss Martin of this city Is the guest OF
| Miss Irene Iadleyof Kenneth square
Elwood Sharp and family have been Wis
, ing in West Chester.
, J. +. Neary entered Princeton College
J today.
A party of Kenneth Square people came
! here last evening to hear BRYAN speak.
! Charles Magce of Justice was in Phlla-
delphia yesterday.
| MIR. Creelman who hns been tho Cuban
war correspondent of the New York
World was in this city to-day
Edward Wier and Edwin P. Williamson
sprnt Yesterday at Augustine Pier. Ihey
ctught lots Of fish and returned home
happy,
Members Of the Jr. o. U. A. NJ. Councils
of this city visited Viola Council at Ienhs'
grove last evening. They were royalty en-
| ky thnir Now Jersey brothers,