The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-15

Five cents two eggs and pic consti-
tuted the admission fec to a church enter.
tainmcnt at Frederick .,.a.~
Milford has organized vigilance com.
mittee to watch tho hen roosts of that
town. ,,-~,
Tho Wilmington City Railway Com
pany will lay tracks beyond Eleventh
street bridge.
The Wilmington Bicycle Club will OBJ.
serve its IN niyersary tonight.
The death Of Thomas Carter was due to
heart disease.
John Wier offers suitable reward for
return of lost dog to his residence at Shell.
pot hill or to store Fifth and King streets.
d. p. Hutchinson has removed from
| Townsend to this city, and will engage in
the grocery business.
1t Is reported that McKcndree Downbam,
editor of thu Transcript will be appointed
| pos tmastcr of Middletown.
| The Benevolent Pioneer Literary Society
will hold its annual reception in the hall
| OF Webster's dancing academy next We'd.
nes,lay afternoon.
Francis S. Bradley OF the Ninth ward
has received word of having successfully
| phsSeu Ine civil serFlcO examination Tor
| position in tho internal revenue depart.
mont.
| The Historical Society of Delaware will
meet this evening in the rooms ut Tenth
and Market Sweets.
Judge Spruanco on Saturday incorpor.
ated the Frank s. Duro Company. The
incorporators are Frank S. Dure, Hunter
Grubb and u. Darlington Smith.
Milk Inspector McEvilly is looking for
man recently sellinga preparation to
| color milk.
meeting of citizens to discuss the pro-
posed new city charter will be held at
Third and Connell streets on tomorrow
evening.
The Wilmington and Northern Railroad
Company hns petitioncd the Interstate
Commerce Commission for an extension
of time aftdr January l, in which to equip
It's cars with automatic couplers and
brakes.
Miss Annie Cook fell from her bicycle
on the causeway on Saturday afternoon
and broke her shoulder.
George L. Norris addressed tho Y, NJ. G.
a. meeting yesterday.
The knights of st. John and Malta will
entertain the grand officers on Wednesday
evening.
Frank W. Gem. employed by William
Lawton, hand his had burned on Saturday
while adjusting gas fixtures at the Second
street market house.
Chief Engineer Tong is preparinp IN
statement ftho condition of tho wv. &
b. railroad us found on tho recent inspcc-
ton.
Captain Miller of P. A. B. Widener's
yacht Josephine left this city on Saturday
for his home in Brooklyn. He is said to
have resigned his position which paid him
$1,000 year.
William L. Crossan has returned from
South America. where he was sont Oh
business by the Pussy and Jones Com.
pany.
The Epworth Loagucrs Of the city will
rally in Brandywne Church Thursday
evening.
The first service in st. Paul's r. G.
Church since the building has been i'm.
proved and renovated, took place yestor.
day morning, and the formal rc-opening
will occur OH next Sunday, when Bishop
Monaghan will conduct the services.
The Myrtles foot ball team defeated the
Laurrls by score of too The Myrtles
would like to hear from any g5 pound
team in the state. Send all CHALLENGES to
John Spalaue, s. w. cor Reod ana Jack.
son streets.
Geo NJ. Bland formerly with F. A.
Gardner has opened u oyster and fish mar.
kot at No. GOi Delaware avenue.
J. 7. Nichols advortiscs q farm In tho
lower part Of New Castle county, for sale J
or rent, OH reasonable terms.
Farmers having milk for sale can lnda
customer ut No 2ll West Eleventh street.
or No 80 East Eighth street.
Row Il. i, Briggs will conduct Bible
study at tho Y. N. c, a building tonight |
He Will discuss the Billie, its origin, etc.
Fancy bloater, Norway mnckerel All |
mond X Co., Eighth and Market