The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-09-11

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ton performed . nv days hgS,
The Street and Sewer Commission
SHOULD look after Adams street betweei
now In terrible condition since the rain
The Ford morocco factory will By start
ed up again on Monday. Workingmer
are now engaged In putting In q large new
boiler so that the output can DO greatly
increased.
A young man riding a bicycle up Wash
Alfred Lindsey's horse, which was stand
ing hitched below Ninth street. The
rider was moro scared than hurt
The Bryan and Sewall Club, No, 1, has
elected tho following officers: President
| John Money; secretary, l. S. Adams;
treasurer, John Pyle; W. j. Young, 4. N
Lowe, G. Il. Morton and Walter Nickel
yey, executive committee.
Peach shipments to date number 792;
carloads.
The Rev. 7. A. McCurdy, pastor Of
Central Presbyterian Church, will preach
in Gilbert Church on Friday evening.
|! Special services are being hold all this
| week.
Major g. w. Raymond who has charge
OF tho works at the Delaware Break water.
yesterday awarded to John i. Donovan Of
New York the contract for furnishing and
depositinsg stone in the gap at the Break ro
water. The contract price was $55,82O.
Notice is given that the Steamer Republic
Will not stop to take passengers from this
city on Friday of this week or on Mon
day, Tuesday and Friday Of next week.
A number of improvements to Hanover
Presbyterian Church have been completed.
The trolley cars running to Gordon
Heights have been discontinued for the
season.
A convention of the German Lutheran
Church will be held IN this city on Sep
TENDER Is.
Calvcry Baptists Church has invited the
Row. X. w. Powell to continue rs Its pas
tor for another year.
The Building Committee of City Council
met Wednesday and decided to allow the
Time and Weather Pillar Company to
erect meteorological column In front of
tho City Hall. 1t will be placed to the
right of tho fountain.
DR.. Stearn's Bible class meets Mt Hano-
yer church this evening. Public invited
William II. Keen prominent citizen OF
Havre de Grace was buried on sunday last.
BY request is funeral was preached by
Rev. n. Baldwin of ClaymOnt, to \ large
congregation.
Rev. james Conner, u minister in tho
Wilmington Conference and we'll remeln.
bered by many persons in Delaware, Is
lying seriously Ill at his home In Sclby-
Vile, Nd, with typhoid fever
Fish are very plentiful in Chincoteague
waters. Sea fishing is good and the bays,
channels md creeks full of them. VIM.
&. Bunting caught one day last week
10000 ami his catch of blue fish on another
day sold for$ l6O.
During these hard times IN exchange
says: Spend all the money you can afford.
Every dollar you pay A helps A to pay Is,
and b TO pay Z and SO on all through the
alphabet. Every dollar you hoard up
makes it harder for the whole alphabet TO
buy anything new or pay for what they
have already bought
Many of the employees of tho p, w. IL
B. Railroad have been put at work on
short time on account of the dull season.
They will hereafter work one hour loss
day than formerly.
Father Hugo, of the r. G. Church of the
Sacred Heart, gave dinner last night TO
the members Of the committee In charge
of the recent kcrmiss,
Ten persons will take tho civil service
mail service and Government Printing
Office on Wednesday next.
Tho monthly meeting of the Delaware
Industrial Home for Girls was held yes.
terday. 1t was reported that the home
was tillod there being sixteen inmates.
More room Is badly needed.
Medford II. Cahoon will mako an ad.
dress on the issues OF the Campaign TINS
evening at the Union Republican Head
quarters.
Several members of the Alpha Bicycle
club of this city participated In the races
of the Referee Whcelmen in Philadelphia
Yesterday. Chas H. Adams of the local
club got first place in the one-milc novice
and fourth prize in the Irile open. A. M.
Sadlcr got third prize In the mile open.
you can tell the people, said Stansbury
Murray Jr., No.10i East Front street this
morning, that will have the finest lunch
in the city tomorrow night for my
was, but when Stansbury says he is going
to have something fine you can depend
upon it.
Mr.. Gilbert Robinson has covered one
thousand four hundred miles since the
first of the year.
Mush rooms have begun to come into
the market. They are plentiful IN the
fields in the vicinity Of this city. Several
bushel of them were gathered this MORN
ing.
Fell and Peoples store, No. 507 Market
street, Is closed owing to tho death of Mrs.
Fell, mother of Mr.. Fell.
Michael Newell has withdrawn from tho
race for Levy Court Commissioner In tho
First District thus giving the field to Mar
tin Mculcy.