The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-10-30
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meeting at the Sunday Breakfast lAssooia..
ton this evening, anu Alexander Atwell
will preach Tomorrow evening. 4
Mrs. Charlotte Perkins Stetson Of New
York, will give all address In the New
o'clock, under the auspices OF the Equal
Suffrage Club OF Wilmington. \
Harry Gilmore. aged % years, whose
home is in North East, fell from a wagon
at Ninth and King streets, yesterday
afternoon and cut cash in his head.
Charles S. Ongman, who returned from
Cuba, will lecture Tor the benefit OF sick
and wounded Cuban soldiers In the New
Century Club building Oh Monday even
ing
Virgie Mitchell, who was reported dead
Is at Toledo, Ohio, alive and well.
The Union Cottage prayer meeting will
be held Mt No. 224 Maryland avenue. Sat.
ulday evening, the 3otb, 1897, at q 30 p H.,
led by Brother Pierce. All welcome.
The Union Christian Mission. at Front
and Jefferson Streets Sunday school at y
o'clock; prayer and testimonial meeting
will BIO held ut 5 O'clock. Preaching at
7.3Op m. All welcome
The regular meeting OF the Society OF
Natural History of Delaware will be held
on Monday evening, November !, at
o'clock Mr. J. r. Ponnypacker Will read
paper entitled Something About
Leaves"
Collector of Oyster Revenue J. G. Lewis,
has collected over 5000 in licenses and
has made his office work credit to him.
self and State.
George Z. Evans of near Milford Mock,
took II fit and falling in feed bin was
smothered.
President Pratt of The Street and Sewer
Department rides bicycle.
ming ON double time.
The Christmas evergreen industry has
started in lower Delaware.
A new tank will be erected at Bear Sta
ton for the supply of water to the trains
James Emory of Frederick, stands feet
81 inches in his stocking feet.
Rev. Frank Cunningham, tho boy
preacher of Baltimore, will address tho Y.
NJ G. A. tomorrow afternoon.
Tho intersection of Ninth and Adams
streets has been repaved
The Improvements being made by the
Park Commission to Delanore Park VIII
make that nt.aaGa che Of the prettiest spots
in the city -.
Levi 7, Mann, formerly of Mill Creek
hundred, has announced himself rs q can.
dilate for coroner. he IL from the First
ward.
L. A. Thomas entertained tho boys al
the Ferris Industrial School on Thursday
night with u music box concert.
Ono of tho actresses in the Lyndsay
Course of entertainments which was pre-
sented at the Crane Opera House last even
ing was stricken with illness and prevent.
ed from taking part n
Rev Thomas G Hopper, of Philadelphia
will preach in First Presby tcrian church
tomorrow both morning and evening
Tho board of directors. members and
friends of tho Y. w. G. A. are invited to
Il song and prayer service mt the rooms TO-
morrow afternoon a o'clock.
The street and Sewer Department has
decided to repave Front street from Ship
ley to Justison.
The Wilmington basket ball team will
begin practices on tho evening OF Noveln.
Der 0, in the Pylo Cycle Academy.
Walkers Elliott. machinlsts, yesterday
made a shipment of three pulverizers to
the Michigan Carbon Works of Detroit,
Michigan.
William j. Pencil of No. 2l4 North
Franklin street is contesting for bicycle
at the fair OF the Sacred Heart church.
Ex-City Treasurer Joseph X. Adams
passed his flfty-cighth mile stone yester-
day, and says he feels as young in his feel
inYs as he did thirty years ago, but his
rheumatism makes him feel like an old
man of eighty at times.
L. w. Stldham & Son auctioneers, sold
for Jester a. Mcdaniel, at thoir stables,
No. dlB West Front street, on Friday, Oc-
tober 29th, western horses from $3.50 to
$751; Average for the lot SlOi per head.
They still have few left at private sale.