The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-10
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ssPitai viii h0lda doll sale on 'pecem'
The tug Marthais at the yards Of Pussy
and Jones for repairs.
Brakeman William Negendank Of the
N. & n. r. R., hurt his right hand in q
brake yesterday
The building committee Of the Y. NJ. G.
A., met last nigh. More money to com.
\ pieto the present repairs is needed.
The pulpit at First Presbyterian Church
4 will be filled next Sunday by Rev. George
a. broening, Of Wissanoming, Pa.
nr. George r. Carmichael yesterday am.
putatsd finger of n man named Calvin,
who was hurt in the shops Of the Harlan
h HollinRsworth Company.
The handsome loving cup which was
presented to former Ambassador Dayard
on May 7, 1897, while he was abroad, YVES
on exhibition yesterday in the window of
10 u. Rudolph's jewelry store
OF the Waite Comedy Company now at
the Opera House. seventeen are mem bers
Of the order OF Knights of Pythias.
The All Wilmington basket ball team
held meeting last night and decided to
&ociation, and to play under Its name
q The Fish Commission, carNo 3, has barn
sebuilt by the Harlan & Hollingsworth
Company, and it will leave in II few days.
On Ezekiel Blacknson was charged by
George Oliver, coloreH in Magistrate ke!.
ley's court last night with trespassng on
his property. He was fined So and costs
Clarence s. Augman lectured on Cuba
ut the Now Century Club rooms last even.
ing The lecture was illustrated with a
Rumber Of excellent views.
Tho Epworth League OF Scott NJ Z.
church will hold a rally meeting on Sun
day afternoon for all leaguers of this
city.
h Go and SEQ the game Of football between
che Ariels and Independent teams to-mor-
TOW afternoon at Riverview.
Saturday the Warren will try to regain
lost laurels when they line up against the
strong Upland Team. Game called 3p. III.
Mrs. Seed of Lower Delaware, who is
visiting her daughter OH Lombard street,
fell down stairs last Sunday and injured
, herself SO that she is not able to leave the
house.
DR.. f. G. Honeywell tho popular dentist
Of No. 703 Marker street, called on us to.
Day, He Is making the best sets Of teeth
40r e6, and guarantees all work.
" The attention Of tho Chief OF Police is
palled to the blocking of Market street by
persons this morning trying to effect an
Entrance into a store between Fourth and
Fifth Streets.
At the COW sale at the Red Lion Hotel,
On Monday last. sixty nine head OF mich
BOWS were disposed of averaging $40
head.
John Crisfield has put in complete
line of machinery In his new steam laun-
hfy, at the S. e. corner of Eighth and
Dram ge streets, and Is now prepared to
execute orders in the dirty linen line with
dispatch. HIS place of business Is com.
piete in every detail and he is hustins for
business. His card will appear in II few
days in tho columns of the REPUBLICAN.
William and Thomas sons of William
lawton, celebrated their 10Th and 18th
birthdays last evening, by sitting down to
m nyster supper at their parents residence
on French street,
Six newindustries have been located in
Our city by the efforts of the Wilmington
industrial Improvement Company during
she past four years, the last one being n
textile manufacturing plant which will
locate here IN the near future, and give
employment to over one hundred persons.
Mrs. Malincr of Buffalo, an aunt of
Samuel Hawkins, the cigar manufacturer,
who Is in hor S0th year, is making visit
with his family She is the Oldest mem
ber of the Hawkins family now living and
Is yet hale and hearty, and bids to live
for many years to come
The Fidelity Mutual Insurance Company
Of Philadelphia, now defunCt has brought
suit against number Of our citizens for
various amounts. whose policies havo
elapsed several years ago, having put their
claims in the hands of the VOL known
FIRM Of att orneys of Hoffeckcr and Hof-
fecker for adj ustment Samuel Chambers
RaS their aunnt in nur ciLY