The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-08-24
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G. II. H. Jackson will say farewell to
the members Of the Y. NJ, G. A. Sunday
afternoon,
The All-Wilmington basket ball team
opens the season on October 81.
The b. g. O. Railroad Company's tug
being built by tho Jackson Il Sharp Co.,
Is almost completed.
The cable from the Old Ferry mills to
the establishment on the other side of the
creek was laid yesterday by Diamond State
Iron Company workmen.
The First Wilmington Company Boys
Brigade will resume regular drills next
week.
The Harlan & Hollingsworth Company
Is setting up pneumatic riveting ma
chino. A travelling crane will DO built to
carry the machine about the yard.
VIM. Pondcxtor colored who was ar.
rested on Saturday charged with stealing
watch from some Italians at Iron Hin.
was released yesterday, as he proved he
PURCHASED the time piece.
Secretary Frazer of the State Board Of
Health has been looking up tho record OF
DR.. Bradley Of Marahallton, and it his
parchmenls are Il Ut all right there may be
trouble ina very short time for some
body.
Union Christian Mission, Front and
Madison streets will hold meeting this
evening at 100 clock. Brother Cox will
be in charge. All welcome.
An unknown man was knocked down
by bicyclist at Seventh and Market SITS,
last night.
Pennsylvania avenue Is now blocked off
to prevent interference with the work
thurc.
Newton p. Watmough was thrown
FROM his wheel yesterday and twisted his
left arm and badly bruised his shoulder.
Sovcn'e IL months old Frank Taylor of
No. $40 East Tenth street scalued Itself
yesterday with cup Of coffee.
Stephen and Amanda Fogg OF this city
arc both on the sick list.
The annual family excursion to the
Reading Fair is announced for Thursday
September 9th, tho "big day of the fair,
Daniel Ross of this city is spoken of as q
candidate for National Commander and
Peter b. Ayers as senior vice commander
Of the &. A. Il, Encampmcnt in session at
Buffalo, N. Y.
James Carmichael master machininist
&C the Yards of tho Haalan & Holdings.
worth Company Is on tho sick list
Henry R. Higgins has been elected n d.
rector of the First National Bank, in place
Of his father Hon. John G. Higgins.
George Tumln who has been on the
sick list for several days Is able to be look.
ing after tho baggage on the Delaware
Railroad.
RcgiStcrer Crossan has granted letters
of administration to Jordan A. Wilson on
the estate of the late Benz G. RICHTER
A little lady has boon added to tho
family of Mrs. Charlie Black nee Shell
lady, Fourth and Adams streets.
Paul Cranston of Stanton had his jaw
badly fractured last Saturday by being
knocked from his bicycle on coming IN
contact with Ralph Finn near tho lane Of
Alexander Emerson q short distance
beyond Newport.
Tho address delivered by Rev Frank
Anderson of South Jersey Institute before
the Y. NJ. G. a. on Sunday afternoon en-
titled WANTED Young Men," is spoken of
us very credltable production.
Richard w. Crooks, manager of tho
Wilmington ard Brandywine Springs
Electric also denies that William
DUPONT has purchased the company's
franchise.
Mr.. Evans, of tho Paul Rcutger Hot
Air Company, will start a manufacturing
plant here provided he can secure suiii-
Gent capital,
Elmer Vernon and lad named St!dham
sent 10 pi gcons to Stanton, this af.vrn Don
by conductor on the P,W. g. b. railroad
Soon after their arrival at that town they
we're liberated aud returned to this city.
George Moore was arrested this after.
noon for disortlorly conduct and Rachel
Vanaever for assault and battery.