The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-01-25
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the now Ieffyupat Gity OF Englewo0d,
built here has arrived At Now York,
Eden Lodge. No "a, L o. O. H., will
give dinner at the Clayton House Oh
Thursday evening.
Poppy, Glazier says he is not LOOKING
I LOT match with any pugilist
Philip s. Garrett John Lynn and J. H
l.attomus were admitted to practice at the
New Castle county bar on Saturday.
The twenty-ffth anniversary of St.
Mary's I. A. B. Society will be celebrated
TO night at st. Patrick's Church.
All of the bids for DIRE dying the Christi
ana river have been rejected, as they were
too high.
The Wilmington and Brandywine
Cemetery Company has elected Albert w
Smith president to succeed the late
William Candy.
The Edge Moore Bridge Company has
received the contract TO build steel
bridge over the Susquehanna river at
Wrightsville, Pa
Elsie Jones, 40 year old colored girl,
fell from gate at her home on Christi.
ana street on Saturday, and broke her
leg
Gateman Wynn prevented Mrs Mary
Jarvis runaway horse from running in
front OF moving L. W. 81 B railroad
train at Market street crossing Saturday
night. ..-
William +. Smith, n Philadelphia tramp,
is at the Delaware Hospital with broken
arm, which he received Saturday night by
falling from freight train
George Hol5ton, for $3.50, has been
awarded the contract to build a drug store
for X. L. Dilworth on Second street near
Jefferson.
Secretary Ton Wceges of the Board of
Health reports for the past week, nineteen
deaths, fourteen births and three mar.
riages.
Mr.. John Jones is still confined to his
house by II sickness,
Mr.. Thomas Darlington was able 10 b,
out last week once again.
This afternoon Sheriff Finn will sell
. 10 contents of Browns grocery store at
SEVENTH and jackson streets and IL proper
ty Of George Il. Tindall.
Charles w. White will erect two.story
dwelling on West street between Seven
tenth and Eighteenth at II cost Of $500.
Edith, youngest daughter Of ID. Nc.
Henry, yesterday fell on the icy pavement
at Seventh and Harrison streets, cutting
her head severely.
Tho lack of rain has as yet made no
prsceptlble difference in the quantity OF
water in the Brandywine race whore our
supply OF drinking water Is obtained.
The extra services at st. PaulS NJ Il.
church. will DO continued during the
week. Notwith landing the report
published thai they would close on sull-
day evening The change OF prugram was
due to IL wonderfully successful day on
Sunday both morning and evening. The
good these services are doing Is inestiluable
t. the growth Of the church
Rev. DIR. Pelham Williams, pns,u Or Of
St Luke's F. Il. Church of Scnf0rd, has
accepted atall to the Church OF Trans.
fl ,uratiou, in New York CITY and will
enter upon his duties next Sunday.
A great revival has taken place in the
NJ. h. Church at Blades, near Sussex
County under the charge Of tbs Rev. L
q. stephenson, and during the past week
tirre have been about forty conversions.
Roy. II. Il. Stephenson pastor OF the
NJ. H. Church at Scufurd has been uul.i
monsly inyi ei to return next year.
~ "A the Preachers meeting this morning
ro Inc busileaS was transacted.
Howell s. England No 1874 Van Buren
rect. advertises In another column for d
white woman to do general huuspw"rk.
John Reynolds II ? w. & b railroad
Bird 70 builder, died this morning at his
home No. 2l3 Madison street
Elwoud Webster, Will hayra SITE 49, ~'.
,ttng, driving and business horses at
oxford Pa, to niDtrUw afternoon tie
also will sell three pairs of superior mules
II any of our citizens wish bargains they
should DO OH the luDk out.
Thomas NJ Gumplun, SON Ut the lafn
Rev Thomas GnnptiOn, who resided at
Newport, for several years, died at lis
nome in HaNri de Grace, Md, n few days
az. He served III the union army three
years, and held the post office at Hay re do
trace for nine years.
The Rev. Thomas A, McCurdy preached
at Central Presby terrain Church last night
OH Adherence to Principle Hu took
his text from Daniel 3, H.
The Street and Sewer directors wcro In
Philadelphia on Saturday in conferences
with the P, w Il b. h. r. officials iu 10
gard to the abolishnent Of grade crossings
In this city. The department hopes tu get
bill through the Legislature on the sob
1ert of grade crossings.
Captain Thomas Johnson Of Rc6ds
Wharf, Va sent to some Of his frteAds
here several baskets Of the largest oysters
shat have ever been seen in this city.
Rev T, A. McCurdy preached IN tile
Metropolitan Presbyterian Church, w ash
ington, last week
Charles kurtz, real estate dealer has
sold the saloon OF Mrs. Sarnh Riley, cor.
ner of Eleventh and Pine streets, to john
MoGaugh, who has taksn pOssns5,uu Of it.
The meeting Yesterday afternoon ct tho
Y. IN. G, A. was attended By a large crowd
who listened aud took part in Il very in.
terasting program Several bright and
helpful speech Were by sume Of the
men present c. NJ, Copeland Of Winui-