The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-09-25
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: Fuuress ID, tnis 0iuco. II not aolu the OWL
or would trade for bicycle.
Horny H. Murphy, Of Georgetown, died
SUD at Ardmoro, Pa. Ho was mar.
T. A. Bedford, Of Falkland, is prepared
to act as civil engineer aud surveyor on
reasonable terms. Anyone wishing to
have work done In this branch Of business
should give him call.
Washington Hastings denies that he was
one OF thoss who assembled at P.ttsburg
70 form wndow'glass trust and says he
knew nothing of the matter until mem
toned In the newspapers
IlThe Wilmington Ministerial Union will
meet Monday morning a.,
The shaft hanger for tho yacht Niagara
arrived yesterday.
Several interesting reference books have
been added to the collection In the Insti-
tute Free Library. .
tea will be given next Thursday after
noon at tho W. 9. 4. U. headquarters
Commencing on Sunday. October s4th.
1T. Key. Leo Had, o. S. b., u. D., Bis.
hop of Wilmington. N G., will hold a
mission fora week at ST. Pntrick's Church,
to which tho general public Will be well
come.
ms AlliaHn3e- Association of the High
school meets this afternoon.
The militia officers in this city ure very
much pleased with the military bill which
was passed at the last session Of the Gem
| eral Assembly.
Five new houses will be erected on Van
Buren street between Seventh and Eighth
| streets
The contract for j. Parke Postlss apart
! meht house was not awarded yesterday.
The bids wero too high. -
| Shellpot Park will close so.night. $50.
Rev v, p. Northrup will address the Y.
| NJ y. A. tomorrow afternoon on A Clean
| fath and Clean Head
Mrs. Elizabeth Griffith, widow Of Rich.
| ara r. Griffith died yesterday at her home
No. u: Z. Fourteenth stieet she was 81
sea's Gu osslld
On October trains Nos. 800, 3DI, 3S5 and
49, connecting with Delaware road trains,
| will be discontinued between Lewes and
| Hehoboth.
George W. Mason, formerly of this city.
died at the Soldiers Home at Hampton on
Thursday, aged % years.
An admirer yesterday prcsent6l Daniel
Gallagher, the genial operator of the Ship.
ley street safety gates, with number of fat
reed birds.
The schooners Bessie Brown and Zapha-
Nah Stephenson, that were caught in
Thursdays storm in the bay, were towed
into this port yesterday
The work of exacavating for the cellar Of
the new German Lutheran Church, at
sixth ana jackson streets, Is beng pushed.
Considerable grading has to qe done befora
the cellar Is commenced. :.
, Samuel L. Black, the mayor Of Column
DIS Ohio, has acknowledged the receipt Of
report of tho Municipa, Commission OF
this city and 1t may BIO discussed before
the convention Of councilmen held there
next week.
The Pussy and Jones Company has built
condenser for the steamboat Mara, re-
Gently constructed by the company for use
about Marcaibo, Venezuela
The Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Com
Eany'a tug being built by the jackson and
sharp Company vii! be christened Alice.
Sno was examined yesterday by Captain
w. 5. Morris Of the company.
Rev. w. W.Sharp will repeat his sermon
on the second coming of Christ Il. Wesley
Church Tomorrow night
The steam yacht Wildwood is on tho
mhr!Ee railway of the EnoCh Moore and
sons Company undergoing an overhaul.
ing
A new machine yesterday was taken on
tho yacht Niagara being built by the Har.
Ian and Hollingsw0rth Company. 1t was
pneumatic drilling machine to perforute
the frames and hull.
The Rev. P. B. Cabal Of this city read
paper AT a church convention in Richmond
yesterday.
John IT, Sweeney, q Delaware railroad
conductor, is suffering from injuries re.
ceivod at Sdaford
P, w. s. L. Railroad Engineer Thomas
Murtha has returned to duty after and ILL
ness Of five months. .. --ss
The steamer Republic will make her last
trip to Cape May tomorrow, after which
she will be brought to winter quarters in
this city, where she will BE- given general
overhaulng
Charles Deputy, aged 10 years, fell OF
the fence surrounding Pyle'S Leather
works day and WAS slightly injured.
Ho was taken to his home at No EOS Madi-
son street.
Chief Dolan DOES not place any crcdenco
iii the CAIN OF Cooper 5. Baird, of Phila-
dcipha that he WAS robbed in Water
street dive.
Numerous sidewalks in the city are in
bad condition and heed repairing On
East Third street the sidewalks in
numerous places uoed he attention Of the
proper authorities
Tho now Delmarvla Telephone Com.
pnny will soon be ready for business Ticy
are putting in their wires in the business
places Of those who have subscribed for
their phones and will be ready for rcceiv-}
ing and transmitting telephone messages.
Sour kraut will no served tonight at
Yates lO6 h. Third street, in plnc! of crab
soup