The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-04-28
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The Phoenix Fire Company will 60 TO
York. Pa, on October 20
Henry G. Morse has been elected B. &
o. Railroad director.
The Eighth Ward Republican League
had a smoker last evening.
The preachers of the city will be given q
supper in the near future.
Hawkins s. Co., have sold the pr operty
No. los West Eighth street for $4,000.
The quarterly conference of Asbury M.
e. Church will be held on Friday night
and Presiding Elder Barrett will officlate.
Mrs. M. II. Hopes has sold her store
property and contents at Chad's Ford to
Revival meetings will be held this week
and next at Kingswood Methodist Episco.
pal Church, Fourteenth and Claymont
streets.
Colonel T. W. Ferree OF Yorklyn Is an
applicant for the appointment of U. s.
Marshal, vice Mr.. Lannan Of this city.
Farms of William T. Painter, contain
ing 203 acres in Bingham township, Pa,
and 80 acres in Pocopson township, debt
1888, sold to Girard Trust Co., for sl0.500
William jerks Fell has purchased por.
tion of the Allen Thompson estate, near
Newport. 1t IL understood that the price
paid was $3.50 per acre.
The trial trip of the steamer Canuto
BulneS built by the Pusey & Jones Com.
pany, yesterday was successful Another
trip will be made In few days.
The Rev. Kerr Boyce Upper, D. D., of
Philadelphia, will deliver his fascinating
lecture, "Be Man" in the Second Baptist
Church tomorrow evening.
Charles e. Beckett, No. West Sixth
street, yesterday received in barrel of
oysters what Ia known as the mongrel
trout, which he has placed on exhibition.
The water commissioners held short
session yesterday afternoon. The balance
In bank was reported as SOL, 536 3d. and the
weekly and monthly pay-rolls were passed.
The Longwood yearly meeting 81 Pro-
gressive Friends will be held of the Old
meeting house east of Kennett, Pa. on
Friday, Saturday, and Sunday, June 7, 8,
and 9th. Arrangements are now being
made for speakers
David G. Reid has been made fore man
of the Harlan and Hollingsworth Com pa.
ny's shipyard to succeed Mr.. Schoaeld who
resigned and George P. Blssell has been
made purchasing agent to succeed Mr.
Reid
The following trustees OF Epworth NJ.
e. Church have been elected; For three
years, w. NJ. Mask, w. Il. White Geor &c
f. Bursler; for two years George W. Boz.
ser; for one year, II. Il. Sergeant.
Harry Whiteman brought suit yester.
day in the SUPERIOR Court for Frank Peas,
against the p. w. & b. Railroad Compa'
ny. Peas alleges to have been Injured by
the negligence OF the Railroad Company
A. P. Beecher who has been confined to
10 h,Nn wi |, hf hn
was able to be out for n short time last
evening He will be able to attend to
business In II few days.
The finder of silver dollar this fore
noon between Third and Fourth on Ship.
ley, on Fourth to Market to Ninth, can
find the owner Of it by inquiring at this
office.
Any one wishing to exchange u farm Of
60 to ~ acres for n carriage shop in Hoe.
kessin, should call on J. Frank Ewnrt in
said town, rs he has the property for sale
or exchange.
David J. Cummins of Smyrna says that
after IN examination Of his peach orch ards
he found them very slightly injured by
the recent cold snap. lIo expects II salts
factory crop. He is one of the largest
growers of peaches in that section
Edwin Il Thorn tho well known actor
seen in our city at the Grand Opera House
for several seasons. Is seriously i'll, suffer
ing form Brights disease aud complca-
items of troubles, in New York hospital.
An important business meeting Of the
Y. F. 5 q. u. Of Hanover Church will be
held this evening after prayer meeting.
1t is necessary that all tho members
should be present.
Harry johnson was held in 800 peace
bond by Magistrate Daley last night. He
was charged with disorderly conduct by
Daniel Brooks.
Lydia Ann Mclaughlin has transferred
to Albert w. Cummins the property at
No. 1l2 East Twelfth street.
Several Of the striking rivctcrs returned
to work to-day at the Harlan Il Holdings.
worth yards.
The shipyard of the Jackson and Sharp
Company is entirely taken up in the con.
Brothers q Bangs. The frame of one Yes,
engaged in plankiug it.
The Park Base Ball Club has organized
for the season and wishes to play any team
in tho State under 20 years of age. G.
Dickey, No. $40 Van Buren, street. will re-
celve challenges.
James Ginns, located in the basement
of the REPUBLICAN building, to-day re-
ceivr'i 800 punches of bananas, which he
will d 5poso of reasonably.
j. r. Cumming, the photographer, No.
3O2 Market street this afternoon phot0-
graphed the officers and members Of the
Supreme Council L. o. h G , now i'll Sos
sion here