The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-09-10

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~. G. 4. Hastings, pastor Of Armory
"a = IL. Church, Dover, has resigned and
Gflf6ntor Drew Theological Seminary. II
4 - understood that his successor will be
4 8os. Alfred Smith. D. D., Of Wesley NJ.
4 Church.
Mrs Flora J, Stevens formerly Of st.
\ Louis, Missouri, will reside permanently
n oar city.
n pr. Harry W. Boome!of China will make
y 3 short address at Calvary 2. f. Church,
4 Ihird aud Washington Streets at 1870 a.
* nj ncxt Sunday. The Rev. J. II. Chead-
10y will preach at 730 p. IN.
Customs Inspector Allen yesterday made
out blanks for supplies and they Will be
4 forwarded to Washington.
William Haggerty, of No. 7o6 Walnut
street, o BRAKEMAN on the F., W. u g. rail-
4 road, had his left hand crushed yesterday
By getting 1t caught between car bumpers.
Earl DigRins caught man stealing o
I basket of peaches from his father. Young
Diggins thrashed the thief and then made
/ him return the basket Of fruit
A half grown white girl may find q
Z place to assist with children and light
0ouooWorh ny uIulCsSiuB AcVpeE w ANuAoo
at the REPUBLICAN, office.
The new bath house can DO used for two
( weeks.
Mrs Hannah P. Wingate died suddenly
| from paralysis yesterday morning. She
was OF years of age.
The New York Herald's special Pennsyl-
vania Railroad train yesterday ram from
| Perryville to Baltimore, distance OF W
miles in II minutes.
!! Quite number of men have been laid
| OF for few days at the shops of the r.,
] W. s. B. Railroad.
| The tent that has been used at Blackbird
| for evangelistic purposes has been bought
| by Rev. L. w. Layfield for use at Jerman
| Chapel, Kent County, and will DO in place
6und ay week.
Messrs. Mott, Otis & Cordoray, propric.
tors of Woodland Beach, are erecting five
new cottages for use next season.
| Cosgriff g. Beck have sold farm be.
1 longing to the Security Trust and Safe
4 Deposit Co., situated near Taylor's Bridge
containing 100 acres, to David ~ Sweat
4 man, Of that place, for $780,
y st. Paul's NJ L. Church, at Milford,
fine now structure which has just been
/ erected by the colored people there, will DO
dedicated on September 10.
The Navy Department has fixed Sep
TENDER 18th for tho final trial Of the new
gunboat Wilmington of Hampton Roads.
Plans for house for Howard b. Griffith
4 which Is to be built on the boulevard have
been placed on the boards at Architect E.
/, l. Rice Jr.
A beautiful pony, only Al inches in
/ haight. will BIO sold at StidhaIn's auction
rooms, on Saturday morning at II o'clock.
! W. H. Kla:r proposes to have his noxt
sole of cows ut Stanton, in the course Of
two or three weeks. Duo notice OF the
same will b, given in the REPUBLICAN.
H.. Evans g. Co., No. SOL Market ST.,
advertise Tor sale Stock of the Equitable
Guarantee and Trust Co, and Of the Sc.
curity Trust and Safe Deposit Co., AS well
as houses and lots.
Rev. w. c. Brown, pastor of the Second
Presbyterian Church of West Chester, has
! rendered his resignation
Ann Burg of Wilmington attended tho
reunion Of the family Of John Slawter,
which was held at Sycamore Mills, Della
ware county few days ago.
William J. Thoroughbred and Baltimore
capitalists have bought tho Bright House
site, at Rohoboth, and will erect largo
hotel thereon.
F Geo. Reed has bought benjamin Pottcrs
farm In Cedar Neck, and will greatly i'm
prove it,
The revival meetings conducted at Har-
fison street NJ. L. Church, by Seth e. Rees
are being largely attended.
The l.. A. w. Racing Board has sus-
pended Charles Workman of Odessa, and
Thomas Jackson of Blackbird to October
ID for taking part in unsanctioneu bicy-
Gle races at Townsend.
Mrs. Sallie Rudolph widow OF J. Horace
Rudolph, formerly OF this city, died on
Wednesday after short illness.
rThe Red Mems Library Co., will give all
excursion to Washington Park next Thurs
day. That will be q largo Red Mems day
atthe park for tho great chiefs of the Great
Council of tho United States. Improved
Order of Red Mon will be there,
Architect F. L. Rice, il, has completed
plans for three. story brick house to be
erected by Peter J. Ford at Silverbrook.
The ground plan is 80 by AZ feet. Tho
house will have hardwood finish, IL foot
porches, second story vcranda and mod.
ern improvements. The upper story will
have gables, towers apd mlnarcts.
The teamboats of the Wilmington
Steamboat Co, will stop at Marcus Hook
daily during the progress of tho Delaware
county fair. The 1880 a. m. and AIS p.
N. boats will stop on the up trips.
sEpworth Church, where several improve.
ments have been made, will be rcopencd
next Sunday. The pastor. tho Rev. +.
Burgettc Short, returned Wednesday from
Georgetown, where he has been passing
bis vacation, and will preach on Sunday.
Joseph Fullmer, proprietor of the hotcl
Cape Henlopen says this has been ono Of
the best seasons Rehoboth has ever enjoy
cd and he was compelled To turn people
away from his house. He only wished it
had been twice rs largo for the seasons
business.
George G. Whiteman Is rcplanking his
livery stable, 7l3 to III Ship!ey street and
making general improvements
C.. H. Lloyd, 237 King street is selling
large consignments of tho best fruit anu
country produce at the lowest rates
Four young men from our city went
fishing yesterday ut the canal. Two of
them came up on the six o'clock train,
while two Of them missed it and came up
on the special They reported that they
had caught twcnty-four fish and seen hun
dreds Of others which wcro too shy for
them to capture and of course got away.
1ue IanlEb III Tue CANAL Is HUt Set ul us
best as few pike or bass arc running and
the water Is too warm.
Fifty Cents to Baltimore and Return. One
Dollar and Fifty Cents to Washington
and Return.
Such rates have been named by tho
Pennsylvania Railroad for special cxcur-
sion, Sunday next. 12th. Train will leuvo
French street station at 800 q. m.
Tickets are now on sale and persons do
string 10 avoid tho crowd OH morning Of