The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-09-06
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Miss Emma Maloney died Of her home
No. 1913 shipisy street on Saturday. aged
"a years.
Wilmington Conolave, Improved Order
OF Heptasophs, will give . watermelon
party this evening.
The steamboat Philadelphia which has
been purchased by Yukon exploring par
ties, was built In this city.
Lettor.oarrier w. F. Dougherty has gone
| to New York, where his brother has been
injured In railroad accident.
John Lee was thrown from carriage by
break down at Front and Monroe streets
on Saturday. but was not badly Injured.
The congregation of the German Luth.
eran Church will meet this evening to
consider the bids for erecting the new
church building.
f. d. r. Sutton has sold tho Kent ware
house on Water street above Orange to w.
II. Chamberlain g. Co., Of Jersey City.
The price was 100000.
Richard Mention, the ticket agent at tho
French street station Of the w. & N. rail-
road Is again on duty after short illness.
The Public Building Com mittee of City
slider the proposal for furnishing tho new
City Hall heating apparatus,
Frank Taylor Of No. 1905 Delaware ave.
nue., had his fingers badly injured while
playing with feed cutter on Saturday.
Dr. John Palmer, Jr., attended him.
Robert X. Rogers and William A. Bow.
man have gone to Columbus, Ohio, to at
tend tho convention OF The National Asso.
citation Of Stationary engineers.
Nellie, the Q. year-old daughter Of Samuel
Mitchell was knocked down by an un.
known bicycist near Second and Market
streets on Saturday evening, but was not
badly injured.
Miss Lizzie Williams Of No. 1894 West
Third street fell on Franklin street near
Fifth on Saturday and broke her leg.
Harry G. Brockson formerly day clerk at
the Merritt House has accepted the posi-.
tion from Proprietor VIM. H. Whitelock
Of day clerk at tho Gilpin House, New
Castle.
Bassett Ferguson son Of Regulator In
Chancery Colon Ferguson, who has Been
threatened with an attack Of typhoid
Is better, and 1t is hoped will soon be out
Of danger.
Theodore Evanson of Chatham Chester
County, late Co. X, 1872, Pa. Inf, Vols,
has been granted pension of fl2 d month
commencing May rs, 1896, through Col.
John Wainwright. ~,
Tho stock Of refrigerators, water coolers,
generally are being sold at No. 6 East
Fourth street by J, H. Cleaver ut reduced
rates to close out business.
The Oh ester Presbytery will convene In
Fagg's Manor Presbyterian Church, Ches'
ter County, Pa, tomorrow.
The Georgetown Hosiery Company Thlr.
teenth aud Lombard streets advanced the
wages ten per cent. The company Is very
busy and need more girls.
Rev. Adam Stengle Of Smyrna preached
at tho Tont Meeting in Blackbird on
Sunday afternoon.
The Homo Missionary Society Will give
porch party at tho residence Of Mrs
Henry L.. Tatnall No. 1904 Jefferson street
OH Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock.
Philip L. Garrett has In his possession
some historical letters written by General
jenkins, General j. H. Johnston and
Lieutenant General Hood during the
recent war.
Deputy Coroner. J. T. Chandler, owing
to press Of business, has resigned as sec.
rotary of Wenona Council, Jr.. o U. A. M.
Archibald Crozier has been elected to the
vacancy.
A delegation Of volunteer flrenen from
Philadelphia will visit the Wecoacoe Fire
Company this evening.
A special meeting of the Christian En-.
deavor Society OF Mt, Salem M. Il. Church
followed by vocal concert will be held
this evening Tho residents In the vicinity
arc invited 10 attond.
Victor Butcher addressed the Y. NJ. Q.
A. yesterday afternoon on Something
New"
Company A. will resume drill to night
then all the companies will again DO ut
work.
The public bath house Is completed but
the school boy Is disappointed.
Mrs Horace Rudolph formerly Of this
oity Is dying at her homo In Chester.
Housekeepers should read the advertise.
ment OF bargains at the Great Western
Grocery, Sixth and Madison streets, II
they wish to save money.
The annual meeting of tho Hilles w. G.
Il. U. will be held at tho home of Mrs.
Milton johnson. Highlands on Tuesday
evening, Sept, 7th, at 'clook.
Isaac Conner one of the oldest.resitlents
Of Newport died on September 5th OF
Bright's disease. Funeral at Simpson NJ.
f. church on Wednesday at 2 O'Clock. Rol-
utiveS and friends arc respectfully invited,