The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-09-21
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Charles II. Duhell who has been state
Director Of the Farmers Bank, has been
elected u director to sncceed Theodore y.
Crawford, deceased. Governor Watson
has appointed James Mcgary to succeed
Mr.. Dubell.
The Delaware Historical Society will
hold its first meeting since the summer
vacation this evening
Two children We're baptised in the West
Presbyterian Church by the pastor, the
Rev. A, N. Keigwln.
Lord Chief Justice Russell Of England
passed through this city yesterday at noon
on his way to Gray Gables.
Some one stole the vest of Frederick Mo-
gaw, a foot ball player, from the dressing
room ut the Riverview grounds on Satur-
day.
The Clerical Brotherhood will resume
Its meeting on October q.
The tenth anniversary celebration of the
choir Of ST. Pauls Catholic Church will
be celebrated in Brownson Library Hall
on "Wednesday evening next.
Washington Hastings, who recently
went to Europe, Is now on his way home,
having sailed from Glasgow. He is ac-
comDaniod by the Hon. Watson h, Sperry
who has been living in Dresden.
Auotioneers Stidham 4 Sons this nom.
ing sold fifteen bicycles ut prices ranging
from 5000 to s35. The bidding was
spirited and tho attendance large
The members of the Ancient Order OF
Hibernians held reunion and celebration
at Union Park on Saturday. There was
an excellent entertainment given aud
speeches were also made by Maurice L.
Walker Of Philadelphia and oth,rs.
A Mt
the wilma Sunday School on Sunday.
The Brandywino Wheelmcn held their
second run to New Castle on SUNDAY. Tho
members of the Wilmington Bicycle Club
rode n portion Of the way rs escort Later
bn the Brandywine Whcelmcn will go to
West Chester Oh a run.
Miss Blanch r and Aftermath, two run
ming horses at Elkton, Md, We're sold at
constable sale on "Wednesday morning
last, the former for $40 and the latter for
$40.
Alfred H. Halman, residing at i.3 Fast
4th street, who has been suffering from
typhoid fever for the last four weeks is
getting better.
The classes in dress making at Y. w. G.
A., sos West street, arc now forming. The
term begins Tuesday, Oct 9th Those de-
string to take the course will please enroll
now For particulars inquire at the AS
ISOLATION rooms.
Tho Mckinley Wheel Club will have
run on their wheels on Wednesday oven.
ing next.
Armet Eckman took out two permits
for alterations to Nos. S!7 and $50 Van
Buren, street this morning from building
Inspector Grub.
Judge Wales will sit in the L. S. Court
OF Appeals of Phi!adcldhia all of this
week.
Sheriff ellis sold the Head 4 Co build
Ing, corner of seventh and Market streets,
on Saturday to Willard Springer for $751;
800.
The electric light people cut of the tops
of the trees on Adams between Tenth and
Eleventh streets, destroying the beauty Of
them. The company had no right to thus
ruthlessly destroy these tree without tho
consent Of the property owners.
Rev Albert Scott preached m able dis
course in Gilbert Church yesterday MORN
ing The Y p 5 C. Il was led by Miss
T. B Williams, who read II carefully pre-
pared paper on ''HUmr Missions. At eight
o'clock the pastor delivered the third Of u
eeries of sermons upon Starlight views
of the Bible, which was worked for its
originality,
Master Leighton Aiken, of 1000 Elm
street, raised the premium sunllower Of tho
sea;on 1t grew in a flower bed in tho
yard, was OF large variety and had as
many rs GO blossoms OH it at Il time.
Some Of tho blossoms were used i'll deco
rating the Bethany Baptist Chapel last
Sunday on the occasion Of the annual sun
DAY SGlool reunion, where their pretty
yellow and brown colors added greatly to
the beauty of the floral decorations
Dennis Walker, track walker on tho B.
& o. Railroad was killed at the Concord
crossing this morning.