The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-12-17
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Z The Young Friends Association will
inset Tomorrow night when a talk on
London will be given and o paper on the
Hieksite Friends will be read.
Conductor e. G. Sibiey, of the p. W. g.
b. Railroad, was severly injured yesterday
by slipping on the steps leading to the
Office OF the road foreman Of engines at
she French street station.
Walter Bacon is preparing bill for
Legislative consideration providing that
the children bitten by dogs can be treated
at the Pasteur Institute, New York, at
the expense of the county.
A number of Wilmington marksmen
will take part in the shoot at Alloway
live hog weighing $50 pounds.
The annual election of officers of the
Alumnae Association Of the Wilmington
High School will be held on Saturday
afternoon next in the assembly hall of the
Z High School promptly at 3 o'clock.
= The third game in the Whist Clubs
handicap billiard tournament was played
last night between G. NJ Townsend and
g. NJ Knox. 1t was won by Mr. Knox by
. SCORE of $50 to ia. Mr.. Town sends
handicap was 1870.
Medford II. Cahoon will ask Judge
Grubb to charter the Sunday Breakfast
Association.
II the Alumni Association of the Boys
Y High School Is successful in securing a
, charter from the coming Legislature they
may, with the Board of Education, build
an Alumni hall.
Charles e. Hurbert of Philadelphia, will
teach Bible class every Monday evening
at the Y NJ. c. A, No 1907 Market street.
Mr.. Hurbert is superintendent of the
Pennsylvania Bible Institute
Bishop Curtis of this city will go to Bal
timore to officiate at the ordinations at
st. Mary's Seminary to-day and to-mor
row. Cardinal Gibbons will otficiate at
the ordinations at the Cathedral on Sat
urday.
Union Holiness meeting this evening at
7.3o, at the residence of j. j. Wyatt, 5)7
West Fourth street.
Any one having an autoharp to exchange
for VIOLIN address n. H. L., this office.
Thomas Lcdward was badly burnod
about the legs last night while at work at
the Old Ferry Mills.
Miss Laura Currans, residing at 2l2
East Fourteenth street, fell on the rave
ment and broke her leg
Several milk cans that fell from run.
away team are at No 3O4 Harrison street.
The Street and Sewer Commissioners
have very kindly granted permission TO
the Delmarvia Telephone Company to lay
o conduit on Orange street, but have re-
z fused to allow the Bay State Gas Company
the privilege to tear up our streets to put
down their gas pipes.
Mr.. Thomas Darlington is still on the
eiok list, being confined to his bed. He
takes his nourishment in liquid form.
There will bea temperance meeting this
n In, it,t ha Inh
ket street, under the care Of the Winning
ton Prohibition League The program
will consist OF an address by the Rev. S.
M. Morgan a photograph entertain
ment under the care OF Rev. J. d. c.
Hanna Also good music
H. Il. Pickles will make alterations to
his factory ct Thirteen and Hcald streets.
Elma Sheppard has sold to II. g. Ban.
ming, the lot NJ corAGr Of Cedar and Rod
ney streets.
A West Fourth street car struck dog
this morning and it was 50 badly injured,
that officer Shields killed it.
There was u slight fire at tho residence
OF Dennis Reardun, Fourth and Monroe
streets, this morning.
John Young painter from Phiadcl-
phia, is wanted by his family Us his dnush-
ter is very Ill.
Some of the trains from the snitn WE. o
marty two hours late to-day owing 10 the
storm.
1t is reported that Frank McCausland
now at Mariapolr Sus-it, on the ste inner
Henley is down with IN attack Of fcv.r
The different militia compunie, Lavo
been paid for their services during the : l.
ting of the Board of Canvass.
Chief says only one OvorcOat has been
feported stolen during the past two weeks
and 1t was quickly recovered There arc
lots OF suspicious characters In the city.
The bark Ignacio de Alloya Is at Marcus
Hook.
Sallie II. Mulligan aged 10 years died
ON IunSdnv of tu oil fnunr