The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-02-16
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A church supper will be given in St. Pat
KICKS Church, at Ashland, this evening,
The viands will be first class and the at.
Tendance large.
WIN. H. StackhOuse has received Il solid
silver medal from the authorities at Wash.
iDgton as II reward of his genius rs an in
yentor of some greatly improved .machin-
cry.
- Mrs Mary Mclaughlin, mother of Den.
mis- j. Mclaughlin who was recently killed
on the w. & N h. r., has received
$1,000 from Delaware Council G. B. l..
A free lecture will be given this evening
by VIM. j. Hull of Swarthmore College
on civilian Penn and his first visit to
America"
The "hing Winter Carnival" under the
auspices Of the German Lutheran SUNDAY
School, will be held next Thursday and
Friday evenings.
While Mr.. William #. Blake was work
tng about some Of the machinery at Blu
penthal's Morocco Factory on Monday
afternoon he received IL slight shock from
coming in contact with one of the cleo
trio light wires. 1t almost threw him To
the ground.
Mrs. Della Sharp, No. 1913 Delaware
avenue, has levied upon the plant and
buildings Of the Delaware glass, sand,
and clay Company, On her farm near
Bear Station, Delaware, for nOn-pAyucnt
Of rent. Constable Windlsh made the
levy on Saturday last
The members of Germanta Encamp-
ment No. 80, Knights OF st John of Malta,
will meet at Gurmaulb hall, Thursday
afternoon at one O'clock from whunco
they will proceed TO the funeral Of Joseph
Hendel.
Thomas Murray highly popular young
man OF the West side is luulspOsud with
pneumonia and very littl0 hopes arc enter.
tained of his recovery.
Detective Jones and a squad of officers
arrested Il gang Of tr;Iups in tho West
yard. They will go to jail for trcspass
and vagrancy.
Several suits have been entered against
b. urIon. the cigar dealer
The Levy Court this morning resumed
the revlscmcnt of the assessment lists
Peter j. Ford has been granted letters
OF administration On the estate Of Ellen
Lucey.
Sheriff Finn this morning sold the
stock Of David tiardne. : store ON Market
street below Third, to II, H. Ward, for
$3.50.
A months mind for Rev. Dennis ].
{, II,
Church on Thursday morning ut
O'clock
The funeral Of John Perry Polk Jones
formerly of Sussex County took place yes.
terdny and lntcrmCnt was made in Lou.
don Park, Baltimore.
The gutter at Eighteenth and TatpalI
streets is In IA miserable condition and the
Stree and Sewer directors should give 1t
some attention.
There will be a meeting Of Wilmington
business men in tn" Clayton House phrlOrs
this afternoon to consider the advistbilitv
OF forming an association to WORK in con.
junction with the National Association Of
Credit Men,
The police have been greatly annoyed
lately by number Of buys and young
men who congregate at I'd and jackson ST.
The chief has given instructions to break
up the disorder
H. C. Mahatfy has sold bis livery bust.
peSs on West Fifth street, to John Taggurt
Mr.. Mahntfy will occupy the Standard
Stables ON Tatuall street near Eleventh.
The Morocco Manufacturers Of this city
held meeting at the Clayton House yes.
tert1y, il reference to the Tanuage suits.
:. James i. Finn, the popular East Third
street barber, will remove to Fourth and
Market Streets in the Robinson building,
On March 18th
Tho First Baptist Church, Dover has
extended pastoral invitation to the Rev.
j. Z. P(CrCe Of Oxford, Pa
Oxford Methodist Episcopal Church has
invited The Rev. T. X. Van Dyke to return
as pastor next conference year.