The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-04-03
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l 49,
Wilmington Conclave No. I Of Mogul
Inns will give an entertainment Ii Work
man Hall, on the goth inst,
| Waveriy bicycles, first quality only set
and slO0. Pyle, sO7 Market street.
The new organ at St. Stephens church
was purchased at $500 instead Of $500 as
was enormously stated yesterday
The Union Cottage Prayer Meeting
will BIO OF Mr.. Herd, No. 3li South Adams
street this Saturday evening" commend.
Ing at half past seven O'Clock led by Bro.
Gregg. Everybody welcome. POI
A meeting of the Ministerial Union at
the Y. NJ. Q. A. Rooms, Monday 1890 a.
m. Conducted by Rev. Thos. Z. Mason.
| Subject! "A Plea for the Christian Sab
bath" ID
will sell cheap 1900 Pennsylvania
cigars as will not handle any but my
| own make.
Smoke City Markets. Chas. A. Bour.
| don, S. W. Cor, Second and Shipley Sts.,
| Wilmington, Del
After trying that free sample Of Quaker
Oats which is being given to every house.
keeperin the city, one Is not surprised to
know that Quaker Oats Is the most pop
ular breakfast cereal in the world. We are
glad to inform our readers that Quaker
Oats can be bought at any grocery store.
Bicycle repairing while you walt. Pyle
Cycle Co, S07 Market street. =
Edward Roberts of Delaware City has
BEEN granted pension.
The Organ Recital at St. Stephens
Church last evening proved a delightful
affair.
Walter Hessler wandered away from
bis home yesterday and was found by q
policeman.
The Free Reading Room No. 100 West
Eight street would like to receive games
of all kinds.
James Falla was admitted to the Della.
ware Hospital last night with puntured
wound on the leg.
Mr. John Mccoy has opened grocery
store at his new home s. W. corner Ian.
caster avenue and Scott Streets
Tho annual reception of the Pioneer
Outing Club will be given In Eden Hall
on Monday evening, April 10.
Wilmington Ccnclave No. IL, Mogul-
lians, will give an ,entertaininent in
Workman Hall on April 49,
George Lowry yesterday started his new
morocco factory at Conrad and Adams
streets. Over 100 men will be employed.
Mrs. Kate King is to conduct the testi-
III Shipley street Sunday afternoon $3.50
o'clock.
Tomorrow afternoons Y. NJ. G. A.
meeting will be addressed by the Rev.
John D. c. Hanna.
The Primary Teachers Association
Will meet In the Wollaston School Mon.
day afternoon at 4.45 o'clock.
Dogs belonging to j, Ferris Belt and
e. W Jester of this city have won prizes
at tho Baltimore bench show.
The Rev. Samuel L. Carey Of Massa-
chusetts, who has been appointed consul
to fuchaw, China, was ut one time pastor
of Union NJ, Il. Church of this city
Tho Society of Natural History will hold
its regular meeting on Monday evening
at o'clock in the Friends School. Mrs j.
+. Pyle will read paper on John Bar
trans and His Garden
1t is said that the Pennsylvania Rail
road Company is contemplating the use
of the EdgcmOor lcut off for the through
express trains between Philadelphia and
Washington.
James Brown, Of the Bulls Head Hotel,
died this morning.
The documents stored in the United
States Court Office are being packed iu
boxes TO day preparatory to removal to the
new Federal building on Monday.
The committee Of City Council on Gre.
matory will visit Washington on Monday
to inspect tho plant there.
Director A. 8. Webster of the Street
and Sewer Department was shown over
the city to-day by members Of tho old
Board
Harry Crossan of Mill Creek Hundred
lost % small pug dog few days ago, for
pF m off II la
reward.
Colonel j. NJ. Wagner on the part of
the choir of the Sacred Heart Church last
u Russian Leather outfit for his writing
desk
A horse attached to Job H. Jackson's
carriage fell this morning at Front and
French street breaking one Of the |
shafts. The ladies who were in the car.
rage at the time escaped injury.
Miss Bertha Mccullough, daughter of |
Representative Rouert Mccullough of |
Christiana hundred, who has been SO dan.
gerously i'll with rheumatism of the heart
is now making q rapid recovery. She is
under tho care of Dr.. Is. h. Veasey, of this
CITY. t.ssGasS
Company C had competitive tdrill last
evening for medals.
George f. Vernon is confined to his
home with bad cold.
The strike which began with the rivctcrs
of the H, & II. Company yesterday morn
ing has extended to the Caulkels, filters.
up, angle iron smiths and labCrers and 80
men aro now out. They claim they viii
not return until the matter is satisfactory
lily arranged. The officials Of the company
will say nothing of the matter,
Levy Court Commissioners Gulla CHER
White and Lynn were at tho Court tluusu
this morning and accepted the bonds of
tho recently elected city constablos. The
Is for 5000