The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-02-10

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William Ryan Of No. 707 East Tenth 81,
a car insp6otor at Broad etruot se1tion,
Philadelphia, had his left foot cut OF yes-
terday.
The Shields Library Association gave
tho last Of Its winter dances last evening.
Mrs Griffenbergs class Of union NJ. y.
Church will give an entertainment In the
church tomorrow evening.
At the Y. M. G. A. meeting for men on.
ly on Sunday the Rev. Il. +. Briggs will
tell Of Some Things You Cant Get Away
From"
United States Engineer Smith has ad-
vertised for bids to be received until March
II for dredging the Wilmington harbor.
The previous bids were rejected.
THE Rev. A. c. Gaebelein Of New York
will speak in jewish German to the He
brews Of Wilmington on Wednesday and
Thursday evenings. The meetings will
be held in the hall at No. lie West Front
street.
Pastor A. c. Gaebelein, of New York
City, will speak in Jewish German to the
Hebrews OF Wilmington. The meetings
viii. be held in the Hall, ll2 Front street,
near Orange, on Wednesday and Thurs
day evenings, Feb. 10th and 18th, at eight
o'slock. Mr.. Gaebelein Is not Hebrew,
but Gentile You are cordially invited
to attend. He will also speak at Union
NJ. 4. Church on Thursday afternoon at
8o'ciock.
The Monthly Meeting Of tho Door of
Hope will be held in Grace NJ Il. Church
this afternoon.
Galniel Dallesio in Magistrate Daley's
court Tuesday night brought suit against
Angelic Poliso. The case was dismissed
with costs on plaintiff.
There Is some talk of Chief Justice Lore
being an applicant for Judge of the United
States Court in place Of Judge Wales, de-
ceased.
The most charming reception ever given
to the official life Of Harrisburg was that
Of last night. Among those present was
Governor Tunnel,
Harry Ramsberger, the grocer at Siyth
and Madison Streets Is confined to his
home with severe attack of the grippe.
Mr. Harry Dure after being on the sick
list, is able to be out again.
Mr.. Jacob Pussy and his men are back
again from Hibernia after filling the
Provident Ice Company with ice some IL
to IA inches thick.
Geo. Huber has purchased the boarding
stables at Third and Washington streets
and now has the cnre Of some 20 horses,
Mr. II. believes in the nimble sixpence
rather THAI the slow shilling and hence
his success.
In another column will be found the
advertisement of Mrs. M. j. Dougherty,
232 King street, and the bargains there set
forth shonld be investigated
The members Of the Levy Court were
examining the books OF the County
Assessors.
Superior Court transacted some impor.
tant business this morning.
The condition of DR.. James A. Draper
improves. ss s,Ss
Paul Peters. the alleged New York en-
bezzer, was discharged from custody to-
day.
The Wcccacoe Fire Company responded
to a still alarm and extinguished slight
fire at 1874 West Second street this morn
ing
The citizens over Eleventh street bridge
held meeting last evening to confer with
City Council in regard to the purchase of
II Chemical engine. there being no Fire de-
partment In that part of the city.
Rev. I. +. Waldron, pastor of the Cath
Ollie Church of st. Peter and Paul, at
EasJon, has been seriously i'll at the
priests house on GoldsborOugh street.
Rt. Rev. Alfred A. Curtis of this city is
with him,
Dr. James b. Merrett is seriously i'll
with double pneumonia at his residence
on Dover street. Easton. He is the son of
Rev. James b. Morrett, d. ID. of the Will
mington Conference
Samuel Black, the janitor at the P W.
& B. depot, mashed his hand severly while
handling truck.
Samuel Lindsay came to this city from
Elkton yesterday, met a number of coasters
with whom he imbibed too freely and
when no recovered he found that his watch
was missing along with his money. He
knew what he had with his money but
knew nothing of his watch so informed
Detective Clarence NJ. Dillon of his loss
who recovered the watch In II saloon.
Dr. Joseph r. Smith yesterday amputa-
ted the left arm of John Mulch at theDnla.
ware Hospital at Farnhurst Mulch, who
resides nj Glasgow, burned the arm badly
some time ago. Physicians hoped to save
it but the flesh wasted to such an extent
that amputntion was necessary Mulch
bore the operation well and is rapidly re-
covering.