The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-01-21
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| Daniel =, Stuart Is still confined to hi
house suffering with his lame leg
James Donnell, has Nv y the farm OF
the late Samuel s oft Or ion, Del
Rev. DR.. Allen preacLed powerful
sermon on prayer, last evening at Asbury
M. e. Church.
Sheriff Finn has seized the stock of
meats Of August Bierman in Second street
market house.
Auctioneer Drake yesterday afternoon
sold property of the late David p. Smyth
to various buyers at good prices.
Jonathan Alexis Of 10l jackson street,
last night fell on the pavement and broke
| his leg.
William Mills was arraigned before
Magistrate Daley on the charge of
trespass he paid for the damage done
and the case was dismissed.
Stanburry Murray, Jr., 10i East Front
street, has never been'cowhlded for selling
boiled ohitlains ready for frying, for Is
cents pound.
A thief entered the saloon of P. ].
Dillon, No, East Fourth street, early
yesterday morning. and stole SEQ from the
register.
Antoine Kolowsk was committed to
jail in default of of $500 bail to keep the
peace towards another Pole He was tried
before Magistrate Kelley.
A local east bound freight train while
shifting cars above Chester yesterday
afternoon, was derailed As the car was
hurled across the track, traffic was delayed
for over two hours.
Mrs. Adriana O. Johannes of Delaware
City and Mrs. Sarah Hackett of Whining.
ton have been granted original widows
pensions.
X. K. Ewing has disposed Of his branch
store at Seventh and Madison Streets and
Will devote his entire attention to his
main store at Seventh and jefferson
streets.
The tug Catawissa was given o success
full dock trial at the yard OF the Harlan g.
Holingsworth Co. yesterday preparatory
to her trial trip
Mr.. and Mrs. John Seeney, colored, of
Claymont are rejoicing over the birth of
young son, he being the 25th child that
has been born to them.
Harvey j. Wiley, Secretary of the Street
and Sewer Commission who has been
confined to his house suffering with an
short time this morning.
tho Shiiseihus CduthUh WnlCn was to
have been given by the members of Cal.
vary Baptist Sunday School on December
20 VIII be given tonight. 1t will be hold
In the lecture room of the church.
Miss Waddell's cooking lecture, tho first
OF series Of six, to DO given at the Young
Women's Christian Association will take
place at the hall of the association, on
West street above Eighth, to. morrow after.
noon at o'clock.
The Ferd Fullmer Male Chorus will pre-.
sent Paul, the Apostle" in West Presby.
terrain Church on Thursday evening, JAN
Is, 1897, for the benefit Of West Presbyter
Ian Church Choir. Tickets 25c.
John Culbertson of Chester. who ia
spending short vacation at Mt Pleasant,
shot chicken hawk few DAYS ago, which
he has sent to friends ut his home, who
will hayo the bird stuffed. When shot the
hawk was carrying an S,pound rooster in
its talons.
Evidence was taken to- day before Com
missioner Smith in the case of the Charles
Warner Co. vs.. the United Suites in the
case growing out of the loss of the saunt-
ercr.
Yesterday afternoon tho annual meat
ing OF the Odd Fellows Hall Company was
held and these directors elected; Al.
johnson, l.. NJ. Stookwoll Isaac w. Hal
IAN, james Brown, James f, Price Geo.
". pylo. George G. Norton Fred W. Heiss;
George Il. Taylor, Charles p. Maroney and
l.. a: IebIey. The directors organized by
glecilng A. L. johnson president, and
Isaac W. Italian secretary and tire asurer