The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-06-07
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The races at the Oxford fair grounds
take place this month.
Samuel Hawkins was rusticating at At
lantiU City, n. j. on Saturday and Sun
day.
William Mckee has accepted position
as travelling salesman for n tobacco house
in the West.
4 new order Of the Catholic Benevolent
Legion will be organized in Manning Hall
Thursday night.
Eleven new members wero received at
Delaware Avenue Baptist Church yeater.
day.
The Icxt meeting Of the Court of Chan.
Gerry ana Orphans Court vii! be held Gu
june IL.
Rev. NJ. X, FalIon in st Paul's R. c.
Church last evening preached on "FtntC-
cost mid the Christian sunday"
a number OF hUming p!gcon7 belonging
II this city were released In Sthtesvillc, n.
D., yesterday.
The Pussy and Jones Company Will
make repAirs amounting to 81, 90 to tho
light house tender Wiste:!a.
Henry Baird and Thomas f Young have
completed auditing the books Of TIC re.
ce!vcr OF taxes and county treasurer.
Two elephants yesterday used their
trunks to good advantage when they raised
a wagon out Of deep rut so that tho Aor-
ses were able to pail the heavy lead.
Louis McI!!vaino, m employee of the
Jackson and Sharp Company, was struck
by rope while ho was at work on Satur.
day afternoon. The force Of the blow rem
do"eu him unCOnriOus
The wrccking Cur Of the Wilmington
City Railway Company lun into Bowers
a
streets this morning and upset the wagon
breaking tho shafts and slightly injuring
the driver.
Dr., s G. frederick, J. D. Cummings
and ". II, Hanna, members of Wuona
Council, Jr, o U. A. NJ, have been an.
pointed q COmmitlCn to arrange for a cnlo
hration TO DO held in Eden Hall on June
Eithjln honor Of the fourth anniversary of
the order
DR.. q. n. Thomas Of Iowa delivered an
interesting lecture last night In Epworth
Church On the Freedom of Cuba.' The
large congregation was at times almost
wrought up to give expression to his many
patriotic expressions.
Arrangements IRE now being made for
the annual commencement exercises of the
Wilmington High School, on June 90
The number Of graduates will will not be
known until after the examinations.
Mrs Edward <. johnson who fell and
broke her log few weeks ago Is getting
along nicely. the limb rapidly healing up.
Look aftor your houses and SEQ that they
arc properly locked up "a numerous picI;
pockets and thieves are known to be IN our
city who invariably follow the wake Of
every large circus.
superintendent Berlin w. Tinker, NJ,
y, CT Marlboro Mass, has been unani.
mously elected Superintendent Of the
Public Schools IN tie City of Waterbury,
Conn, at salary Of S?400 Superntond.
Gnt Tinker is the oldest Eon Of Rev. DR..
Tinker of Asbury Church.
Thursday, June 10 will be observed rs
Founders Day at the Chilllen's Home,
RiveryiNw. The Board Of Managers will
be present and will be pleased to receive
their friends and patrons Of the homo
trcm 10 q N. to b p II. School exercises
at ! o'clock.
The palace steamer Republ!c viii! begin
her regular trips to Cape May for the sea-.
son On Wednesday, June 80 Tie Cen.
trail Presbyterian sunday School goes on
It to Cape May on Thursday and from the
number Of tickets sold 1t will be n success.
Everybody who enjoys an ocean ride and
with the Central,
Harry Ramsb erger Sixth and Madison
streets, furnished the circus company Of |
Eorcp0lgh, Sells & Bros. with two wagon
loads otol provisions this morning, worth
about 800 In this way the circus com.
pany leaves modcun Of their receipts
behind them, beneAting u few by taxing
the great mass Of citizens. 80
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u Go with Union excursion tomorrow to |
Woodland Beach Boat leaves King |
street wharf at z. 49,
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