The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-06-24
DOTS.
s. L. Richards has been appointed post
inaster at Woodaide

s. L. Richards has been appointed post.
master at Woodside.
John o Brien, employed by Armour &
Company had his leg crushed by o piece
Of ice on Tuesday.
There will be an examination for first
and second grade certificates In No. /
school on Saturday July3.
A young woman cyolist was thrown
from her machine at Ninth and Shipley
streets by colliding with pile OF bricks.
Superintendent David W. Harlan exam
ined the pupils Of the first grammar grade
yesterday in grammar, Forty-nve min
utes wore given to do the Work.
Sam. Small is coming to Dover and will
preach In the Opera House Sunday July 4,
AMI lecture at the same place Monday
evening july g..
The Board of Examiners of the Whining
ton NJ. f. Conference Is now in session at
Dover. Fifteen undergraduates are TAX
Ing examinations.
Little Mary Neumann, while going to
school yesterday morning, fell on the pave.
ment on Eight street near Madison and
bruised her eye.
Judge Pennewill and wife, DR.. ]. II.
Wilson and wife, and Mr.. and Mrs. S. W.
Hall, of Dover, expect to start for Califor'
MIA next week to attend the G. e. Conven-
ton.
There will be Peach Festival on the
lawn of the Stanton NJ, e. Church Satur.
day evening July IL 1897. Proceeds for
the benefit of the church.
Mr.. William L. Dougherty of 1908
French street, who has been very i'll for
the past few days Is now, under the skill
full treatment of DR.. Ebert, improving.
Deputy Coroner Chambers jury yester-
day afternoon exonerated the Wilmington
City Electric Company from all blame in
the death of Thomas Tucker.
Mrs. Mary Maguigan. 55 years old, liv-
ing on Union street between Fourteenth
and Fifteenth, fell down stairs at her
home yesterday morning and broke her
arm In two places.
The men s meeting at the Y. NJ. G. A.
on Sunday will be addressed by the Rev.
A. Z. Mihm of the German Baptist
Church. His subject will be 1.-THE Change
in Great City"
The lightship No. 40 is receiving repairs
at the yards of the Pussy and Jones Com.
pany. The ligh,ship Wisteria Is expected
at the wharves of the company in " fow
days to receive $4,000 repairs.
Rev. T. Z Terry, pastor of Harrington
posed lately and has been granted four
weeks vacation, which he will spend at
Ocean Grove and Rehoboth.
The old Merrick property at No. 1103
Market street Is advertised for sale by the
sheriff on July 9th. A mortgage OF $50, 900
in favor OF the National Bank of Phladslr
phia is against Tho property.
The brig Manson is ashore near Balti-
more. The brig WAS at the wharyes of the
Diamond State Iron Company recently,
and Captain Grape, who was in command,
took part in tho services of the American
Volunteers.
Jersey tomatoes have made their appear
ance in our markets and were selling for
$3.50 a basket this morning. In u short
time they will be selling for 10 cents q
basket.
The dispute between Frank M. Boyle
and Il. j. Gillon, both of this city over q
three milo race at the Y. NJ G. A. sports
last Saturday afternoon has become a
national matter, it having been carried
yesterday to the l.. A. W. racing board
N. H. Caulk, real estate broker of Phila-
delpha, has sold the Woodside Mil, near
Camden, belonging to Thomas B. Coursey
to W. W. Logan. Of Chester, Pa, for
$1,000. This is II great sacrifice, us the
property first and last cost him 5000.
Bishop B. Y. Ruley will preach in the
Union American NJ, Il. Mission at Balli.
mores Md, Friday night at o'clock. He
will leave Baltimore Saturday morning
for Cove Point and White Hall, Nd,
where he will preach on Sunday and lay a
corner stone of u new Union American
M. Il. Church.