The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-09-20
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4 Ids whssls VIII probably form an anti
Sunday Bicycle Club on Saturday next.
The regular monthly meeting OF tn
4 Ladies' Auxilialy of the Y. NJ G.. A. will
b held this afternoon at $50 o'clock.
David bangle has been awarded the
contract to build the new German Lu
tneran Church at Sixth and jackson
streets for about $4,000.
WIN. Wharton of Baltimore was severely
bruised OF tho p, w. & Is. railroad sta
ton on Saturday In attempting to boart
. moving train.
H. A. Miller has began the work Of
putting In the new heaters at the city hall.
A ton Of prepared clay to I've used fol
modelling In the public schools has been
received from Philadelphia.
Building Inspector Grubb on Saturday
morning condemned an old frame house
OF Chestnut and Broome.
The clearing Of the local banks for the
week ending on Saturday were s746, 1872,
compared with $8i7.e6l for the same
period last year.
Wilhelm pursuit. Of bicycle scorcher
Saturday night officer Harry Massey was
thrown and received badly cut head.
Plans for tho storehouse of J. A. Lengel's
brewery have been prepared and work
will commence next month
More horses fall at Sixth and King
streets than at any other corGB in the
city.
Members of tho Washing ton ~ Co..
assisted the Washington Company Of
Reading to house a chemical engine on
Saturday night.
The Wilmington Bicycle Clubs annual
run over the West Chester Paoli course
will tie run on October lG
Sheriff Finn sold the following proper.
ties on Saturday afternoon; Nos. 1922,
1924 and 1926 Thatcher street, belonging to
W. G. Gutherie. They were purchased by
Z. G. Cook for 81, 600 each.
The Sunday excursion carried four
thousand people out OF the city.
Vice. President Michael Jenkins of tho
Merchants and Miners Transportation
Company, was In this city on Saturday
and viewed the progress OF the work on
the steamer Juniata.
9 Tho U. V. L. delegates and visitors left
for Columbus yesterday afternoon.
AT she National Association of tho Po-
NASHVILLE last week. j. Waylon read a
\ paper on storage batteries,
Tho Institute Drafting school will be.
gin Its fall term Septembera7
The now colored Methodist church at
( Milford was dedicated yesterday Ad-
dresses were made by the Rev. J. $.
Willis Of Milford and C. A. Linley of this
city. The church is one Of the finest ones
on the Peninsula.
Yesterday was tho third anniversary Of
the pastorate of the Rev. Dcnnis J. Flynn,
ID. D., at st. Patrick's II. c. church.
Father Flynn preached the serm9n and
there was special music by the choir.
Bishop and Mrs. leighton Coleman
have arranged to hold parlor missionary
meeting at Bishopstead In October The
meeting will be addressed by DR.. and Mr..
Boone, who are missionaries in China.
Tho offerings at Central Presbytel ian
Church yesterday morning were for the
seasonal fund and tho poor of the church.
Sheriff Finn Saturday afternoon sold
the Baker property at Townsend, to Ar
thur w. Spruanco, attorney, for 500.
L. B. Hardy of Bratteboro, VT address.
cd the Y. NJ. G. A. yesterday afternoon.
Shauchiior NicHolson mas reserved MS
decision In the case of the Oxyhylrogcn
Company vs. Mayor and Council.
Rev. A. f. Fiippo, of Phlladcl phia.
preached in Second Baptist Church last
night
Forty hours devotion commenced at ST.
Joseph's II. G. Church on the Brandywiue
yesterday. In the III jrning Bishop Mona
CHAN preached an able sermon and in the
evening there was an address by Vicar
General John A. Lyons.
The U, v L. delegates and visitors left
! Tor Columbus yesterday afternoon.
At tho National Association of Police
md Fire Alarm Super tendents at Nash.
vile last week J. w. Aydon read u paper
on storage batteries.
The Institute Drafting School will begin
Its fall torn September 81.
Alexander Crozier of Marshalltun came
to this city on Saturday night and walked
overheard OF King street wharf. He was
rescued by Oh unknown man.
Greenhill Presbyterian Church has been
remodeled and will BIO reopened with
special exercises next Sunday. rrsn-rs
A. p Beecher on Saturday took several
views at Riverside, Of buildings On farm,
The kindergarten in the Associated
Charities building. No. 6U2 West street, Is
now open and children will now be rccciy-
cd.
A meeting Of tho Historical Society will
be held this Monday evening. United
States Commissioner S Rodmond Smith
will read paper on the life Of tho late
Judge Wales
Bishop Coleman will conduct pre- Al.
vent Retreat for the clergy of the diocese
OF Indiana in November.
Robert keenan, has been awarded the
contract for painting tho assembly room
and assistant teachers room at the High
School.
Mrs. James Greer died on Saturday
morning at tho residence of her mother,
No. 13f4 Van Buren, street. Her home
was on one of the Elliott farms in Brandy
wine hundred.
Notice has been Issued that the telc.
graph, Passenger, freight and baggage Of
ices at Rehoboth will close Oh OcLubor lst.
The 18th annual meeting Of tho Dn,a.
ware Branch of the Womau's Auxiliary to
the Board of Missions will Le held Ia St.
Peters church, Smyrna, on Thursday,
October 10Th.
The building committee of the German
Lutheran Church has awarded tho con.
tract for the church ediiice 10 be erected at
tbs northeast corner Of Sixth aud Jackson
streets, to David Dangel at about $1,000.
Prof We'll has opened his new store at
BIZ Market street. whero ho win b. pleased
to meet his old friends.
Al experienced white cook eau find a
good place at good wages by calling OIL
MRS Edward Candy, l+ls Delaware Ave,
after o'clock p. III.
VIM. Turner will have another sale OF
irosh COWS on the Passmore farm in
Christana hundred On Tuesday tho 2sth
Inst.
II Consul Higgins Speeches.
The Dundee Courier Of Dundee. Scot
land, OF September 5, contains IN account
OF tho opening of tho horticultural So.
cioty show, at which Consul Jonn G. Hg.
gins delivered tho opening address His
speech Is given in full rs also Is that made
at dinner which followed tho opening
exercises.