The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-09-20
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Burdette, Burdolte at Harrison Street
Nj. f. Church to night at 8 o'clock.
Carpenters at present are busy. Real es-
tate has taken an upward move.
The Democratic nominations made al
the State Convention have boon endorsed
by tho Bayard Legion.
Edward Beck says he returned to jail to
please his mother.
Extensive alterations will be made TO the
stable, Of Hartmann and Fehrenbach com.
pany.
]. j. Gallagher & Bro. will erect now
store at Fourteenth and Market streets.
John Kelly, of Philadelphia. jumped
off the steamer Republic on Sunday and
was drowned.
Extensive alterations arc being mado to
the works Of Tho johnson Forge Company.
The police Commission and the City
Council ON Poiioo and Fire will hold
conference on Thursday night in refer
ence 10 the wires and poles.
Tho jackson and Sharp company deliv.
cred two more new cars to the Whining
ton and Chester Railway company yoster-
day.
A number of Water Department empl oy
ees arc engaged in repairing the South
basin at Cool Spring Park reservoir.
Mrs. A. r. Lewis No. 24O9 Tatnall St.
has chicken with three legs, on ono of
which IL seven toes. 1t is regarded with
curiosity by persons who 500 1t.
George r. johnson. who recently died
in Washington, was former resident of
this city, aud lived ut No 502 West Fifth
street. He was Il brother.iI-a of James
Carmichael.
1t is said that Governor Tunnel will up.
point Adjutant General Hart to represent
him at the convention of governors TO
meet and discuss tho future Of tho military
organizations of tho states.
Attached to Delaware railroad train No.
81 yesterday was Il carload OF Gamers who
had been employed down The state They
were bound for some point In tho West
Captain Thomas johnson OF Read
Wharf, w. Va, is exhibiting some OF the
large potatoes he has grown On his farm.
A laiend of his received q barrel, each pO.
tattoo Weighing about threo and half
pounds.
The Bayard Legion held a largo and on
thusastlc meeting last evening. Ths work
Of the fall campaign was outlined, and all
the committees made favorable reports.
The Wawaset Driving Pork Association
Is arranging for a race on Wednesday and
Thursday, October 10 and 90.
The Epworth League of Union NJ f,
church will give reception ou Thursday
evening.
Tho works of the Johnson Forge com.
pany are being enlarged and general iron
business will be done,
Frank A. Mitchell has been awarded
tho contract to place decorated metallic
ceiling in the First National Bank.
Joshua Bordley, of Seventh and Scott
streets, has had his finger amputated as
the result Of being bitten by Il horse.
The Historical Society of Delaware was
to have resumed its meetings last night
but owing to the lack Of quorum no ses-
sion was held.
Tho first melt at the Christiana Window
Glass Works will take place this afternoon
and the first blow OF glass to morrow.
The home camp moeting In Harrison St.
NJ. b. Church will continue until Monday
next. There will be serviceI every day at
10 o'clock in the morning and 73O clock
in the evening Evangelist Soudlay of Tex.
as will assist In tho Services.
The friends Of William Person, the
clerk at the Lafayette Hotel, last night,
presented to him o goat which served as q
mascot on one OF the war vessels during
the late war; 1t was decorated with rcd,
white ana blue ribbons