The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-08-31

= 5nppossd fnad dog was shot this
& n.fainH IN Wet street near Fourteenth.
8 = a ten days meeting will open ut brandy
Nine -. =, Church this evening and nine
EAszters will participate in the Same.
f Tho J.. Morton Poole Co. has built a
yneshine for firm In California which Is
+ expected to revolutionizo tho business Of
washing gold.
Thework OF tearing down and rebuild.
ing tho burned wharf OF Marcus Hook bo-
gan yesterday.
Sheriff Finn yesterday seized the house,
f hold goods Of George w. Mckee on a
claim OF $500 for rent, filed by William b.
Clerk.
Tho jackson g. Sharp Company Is corr.
X piestng q number Of closed trolley cars for
the Portsmouth Street Railway Com.
\ pany.
After short recess, Phil Sheridan Post
No. %. G. A. R., will resume its meetings
tomorrow evening, Its hoped there will
DO full Attendance.
Charles G. Crothers of Cecil County has
returned from Baltimore, whore he Yves
4 under medical treatment, His health Ia
\ ainproying slowly.
James H. Polk who has been seriously
" with malarial fever, Is much better and
ms physician will send him 20 Werners.
willie this week.
Dr.. Charles NJ. Ellis has purchased the
Parker l.. George farm, nsar Elkton for
5of 1890.
The wife of Marshall Bailey of Red Lion
near kennotU, Pa. had stroke of upo
( pexy this morning and is now in critical
condition.
meeting of tho Ferd Fullmor Club
will take place next Tuesday evening"
miss Bella G. McAleer, a member of the
Wilmington High School class of Feb '97,
nns accepted position us teacher In the
west Philadelphia Academy, which opens
on September 18th.
The property Of the American Crome
4 Co., In Cecil county, sold last Saturday by
The Sheriff, was bought by s. j. Caldwell
4 TO- 1900.
: The Wilmington Bicycle Club House
Will DO formally opened on September 10.
"A meeting Of foot bal. candidates for the
Il Ava tcam will be held at No 1907 Tatnall
street next Friday evening. All players
who weigh between l25 and $50 pounds arc
anyited to attend.
U There will be another race between tho
ynehts JUNO and Sunshine tho iuttor part
of the month.
William Green the bridgetender of the
Market street structure completed and
shipped, pretty little boat for Martin
Beadenkopf.
I Chief of Police Thomas Fl. Berry of
Chester received. u telegram on Saturday
morning from Wyoming, Del, notifying
him that bicycle had been stolen from
that place, and the thief was on his way
10 Chester.
Joseph Hopes, the enterprising miller Of
Claymont, has occurred IA good position at
milling at Falkland Del. He moved
his household goods with better half
to that place.
The case of VIM. f. Smalley alluded 10
yesterday, came up before Squire Dean ut
Newark and was dismissed, the prosecutors
not appearing.
Mrs. A. II Taylor of this city has no.
moved to No. lilo South Broad street,
Philadelphia.
If anyone In the vicinity Of Middletown
has missed a fine COW tho past week, he
.Inay possibly hear something In regard to
her BY writing to this Office.
Superintendent McCausland of tho w.
u N. railroad lost II diamond ring worth
some $500, while bathing in tho surf at
Atlantic City OH Sunday.
The Georgetown Hosiery mills at
Thirteenth and Lombard streets started
up yesterday with some 100 hands, after
Being idle bout week.
John H. Jefferson has returned from
Brndbcrry, Maine where he has been
experimenting the floating Of tho tender
Arnarlo, which ran aground The repairs
needed were made at Bath at q cost of
S40OJ.
A Christian Endeavor Meeting was hold
ct the residence of Miss Lizzie Riprorger,
No. 10 Jus;}son street last cvcuing The
meeting was an interesting ono.
- Willigm johnson, colored, residing OIL
Chrlstlana street, fell III n fit to-day at
Second and French streets. He WINS re.
moved to the Delaware Hospital.
A team belonging to ID. W. Lynch ran
away this noon from Front aud Lincoln
to Scott street. There was no damage
done
Thorc Is a large hole in the street left by
the Delmarvia Telephone Company in
putting in their conduit, which has been
the cause OF several breakagos to carriages
passing along Sixth street. Tho hole
nhould be attended to by the Street and
Sewer Department.
The funeral of Samuel Murphey took
place this afternoon ate o'clock, from his
late residence No. 6O6 West Sixth street,
Members of Hope Lodge No ELL o. IF.
attended, in q body. IntcInent was mndo
IL the Wilmington and Brandywno Gem.
etsry.