The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-07-10

Golored camp meeting will open OF Rivs
erylew to.Morrow. ~
The yacht Alcedo win be given another
trial trip onMYnday. - ~
Residents OF Taylor and Poplar streets
want the street repaired.
The West Church Mission gave picnic
at Brandywinc Springs yesterday. ~,
Tlllman Taylor of New Castle fell In o
fit at Fourth and Market streets last even
ing.
Tho buildings Of tho Charles Warner
Company, ut the Market street wharves,
: arc being reprinted
Superintendent Theodore A. Leisen ex.
poets to have the swimming pool ready for
use by August /.
Drexel's yacht at Jackson and Sharp
Companys railway to bave tho bottom
painted, will be taken back to the Il. " Il
Company to day.
ware Avenue Baptist Church last night on
mission work among her race In the
South. sly.
william r. Ryan, o flagnan on the Del
awnrs division, has been temporarily rs.
signed n conductor on tho Delaware and
Chesapeake railroad. -.
Mrs. Virmadella DEER No. 92s Lowering
avenue, clipped and fell in tho yard Of her
home yesterday morning and broke her
left leg. DR.. J. ]. Jones Is attending her.
John Thomas, colored, has boon taken
to Farnharst Hospital suffering from In.
juries received by falling from train on
Tho Delaware railroad at Mt. Pleasant
The Consumers Ice and Coal Company
Of this city has purchased mill and sixty
acres Of land at Ferndalo Station from
John Byers andwlll erect large ice-hou
National Commander General John P.
Donahoe, of the Union Veteran Legion,
and his staff, will visit Camden. N. D., on
Monday night, and open q new hall there.
The dredges Of tho Atlas Dredging Com.
wharf in the Christiana river. Tho chan
mel has been deepened from that point to
the L. w. Il B. railroad bridge.
Howard X. Staa' who has Ind q provl-
sion, meat and fish store ut No. 407 King
street, has closed up tho same and gone
out of business
John Rjnggold last night at Gilbert
Presbyterian Church won chair, he hay.
ing sold the largest number OF tickets at 0
cents piece. MIR. Ringgold disposed of
over 900 tickets.
Deputy Collector Of informal Revenue
Robinson says there are 200 liquor and o..
gar dealers in town who have not complied
with the law regarding the taking out of
license.
Union Cottage prayer meeting will be
held at the home of Brother John I. Reed
No 3l6 S. Adams street. this evening, led
by Sister King. All welcome.
. Rev John Cochran Of the Newark Con-
ference; died ut Mont Clair, n j., on Wed.
nesday morning. Hn was native of Del
aware and his parents resided at Glasgow,
Pencader Hundred, for several years.
A grand entertainment will be given by
A. NJ. Il. Zion Church, Tatnall street above
Front, Oh Thursday evening, the 18th Inst.
at s o'clock sharp, under the auspices Of
tho Worlds Wonder Club of South Will
mington, Admission, 10 cents Messrs.
Hall. White and Laws. Committee.
Captain Eugene Reybold who has charge
of the Government launch which runs be.
tween Delaware City and Fort Delaware,
is burned us brown as berry and looks as
If the life he has been leading for SO many
years, following tho water, agreed with
him. The yacht Is great convenience
to the men employed at the fort to 60 over
to visit Delaware City.
Tho Bayard Legion to-day is picnicingat
Bavarian Park,
A. U. M. p. Church. Hockcssin, Del,
held II rally last Sunday and collected $50.
Rev. j. w. Gibason, pastor.
Row. Henry Sanderson left our city this
morning to take up his abode for the sum.
lner at Chester Heights Camp Meeting
grounds Mr.. S. Is now in his 18th year and
although he has been on the ehireu list for
some years he continues to take delight In
religious services occasionally preaching
and opening and closing the meetings.
municipal Court Notes,
William Furlong was measuring the
distance between himself and the people
along Front street last evening with big
stick in such n manner that the officer OH
that district called the patrol wagon and
sent him to the city hall.
Judge Ball fined him 81 and costs when
the case came up in the municipal court
this morning.
Nathan Kirk for some time has owned
an autoharp. Last evening he took 1t
away and his brother had him arrested
for larceny. The case was dismissed rs
Nathan had every right to replcvin his
own property.
John Hurley has no home and was Or
dered to New Castle for ten days.
John II. Mari complied with the re-
quirements Of the city ordinance and his
case was dismissed.
VIM McGram, VIM. Carrigan and John
Martin were found at tho foot Of Tntnall
street drinking beer from a.can. They
were rated at 81 and costs each
Charles Bowers. Winfield Scott and
James Devino were fined 81 each for being
drunk
Annie Kalawoski who was charged with
being incorrigble. will be sent to II homo
in Philadelphia Annie and her beau
visited the apartments of Annie Winlski
at No 20 Robinson street. The authorities
were unable to find sufficient evidence
that she harbored the young girl for i'm
moral purposes. The case was dismissed.
Moonlight Excursion.