The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-08-25

1nst-A young man lost his position,
+ and II anyone finds II and returns 1t 10
Alm thar VIII be rewarded. st.
Garfield Council No. Q, IT. +. OF A.,
oontemplate visiting Harmony Council
No In the near future ut their rooms
Fourth and King Streets
The owners of tho Spanish barkcutino
LAvtgnessa have presented to Deputy
Collector Allen handsome gold watch as
atestimonial OF their appreciation of his
services In helping to save their vessel from
destruction by fro.
The Woman's League Of this city, is
preparing for an Industrial exhibit of
Aandiwork. to bo hold in Pylps Cycling
Academy, commencing October 2.
Repairs arc being made to tho pumping
mills.
The Warren football team will begin
practice on September l.
Dr. w. P. Miller has removed u button
from Robert Lords stomach.
Now that lead Pipe Is low. the Street
: and Sewer Department will lay large
quantity.
Harry Yates. small son of Harry A.
Yates of Silyerhrook fell from porch ut
his homs on Monday, and broke an arm.
Tho members Of the Houso of Reproseu-
tatives have decided to join the delegates
OF the Constitutional Convention in their
re-union at Rchoboth on September
\ Ten-ycar.old Joseph Loflnk had his head
badly cut yesterday by brick thrown by
9 colored boy. while playing in kirkwood
Park. DR.. Thos. D. Cook dressed tho
wound.
Norman, tho 3year old son of Samuel
Daer Of No. Ills East Tenth street had his
collar bono broken yesterday, by rolling
oil lounge DR.. r. u. Cook afforded the
necessary surgical aid.
The stables which stood In tho yard of
st. Patrick's Parochial School hive been
torn down and tho site will soon be paved
with bricks
Mr.. James Parvis who has been working
at tho H. & H. Company has left for Phil.
Adelphia, where he will receive more
wages.
Anyone wanting waste paper can have
she same froe, by calling ut this Office.
Mrs. Wilson wife of Captain Horace
AWllson Is lying dangerously i'll at her
homo at Gordon Heights.
: Mr.. Thomas Galloway of 3l9 Kennebec
!. street is very sick man, and unable to
work more than half time
i, 1 Elmer Perry was struck In the eye by
apiece OF hot iron on Tuesday morning
while at work In his shop, III East Fifth
street, and barely escapod losing the sight.
7 The horse of Henry Walls, the gypsy.
which was seized by Constable Bowen on
y claim nf Frank Gibbs was returned yes
Serday Wlcn the money was paid.
/ John W. Ball. colorcd, residing at 1913
orange street had nervous fit last night
while attending services at Haven NJ. Il.
Church and was sent TO the Delaware Hos
pitnl.
The WILMINGTON and Brandywine
Springs Electric Railway Company have
leased tho park ut the Springs and will fit
up the same for picnics and other gather
ings in good style.
4 The 'Stcp it ana Fetch it" club will 90
fishing at midnight on the tug Laura B..
10 b, gone IL day.
' The Madison Street Market is growing
I'm .i!e'. Two squares will hold the wagons
viii h arc in it.
Magistrate kclloy's Court yesterday
AFTERNOON gave RCbecca Drorichstein iulg.
ment In the amount Of Il against Bernard
+, Wogelson. '-'''N
: Carrier pigeons for sale at 80 cents per
pair. Apply, Elmer Vernon, No. 5g3 West
Seventh street.
J Faulty connections in the water main in
Inc Chrlstiana creek ut Third street caused
the leakage. Tie Pipe was replaced this
= morning
The Monday Club will have an OUTING
at Bavaran Park tomorrow uight