The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-06-14
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X Union M. f. Sunday school excursion to
Woodland Beach will take Place to-mor-
row.
y The steamer yacht Kisnet will be launch.
led at the yards OF the Pussy and Jones
Comp this afternoon. ..sss
DR.. H. W. Morrow had demonstrated
accessibility Of phoGographins at night.
Brandywiue Springs Park will open on
saturday naxt'and the management prom
Uses frst-class attractions during the en-
Nire season. Each afternoon and evening
lcopcsrts will be given by Howson's Band
'of thirty pieces from New York.
J. DR.. James H. Morgan, Charles WhaDn,
Joseph X. Adams and Edward Parker,
personal friends Of the late NJ. Somers
tClnrk father Of Mogullianism, went to
SMoor3stowu, n. j., yesterday to attend
THE funeral Of MI. Clark.
i'm Wilmington became busy large num-
tber OF workInen who had removed to Phil
adelphia and other places dnring tho hard
times, have returned.
The examinations in the grammer
schools will be held on June g. 26, and 27.
No scholar will pc compelled to take tho
examinations, but those who have not
made high enough averages during tho
term to be promoted without being cx-
'amined
A resolution was adopted by the Levy
Court yesterday giving tho Wilmington
City Railroad Company permission to lay
1T, tracks across Washington street bridge.
The tracks must be laid within ninety
days from the time tho contract is signed,
and the company must keep the bed Of the
bidgo in repair and pay S25 u year Tor each
car run across the bridge
Joshua Jerman. OF Smyrna, died in Los
Angeles. Cal, Monday. He was about 81
years old and leaves widow, wuO is
sister Of Representative Benjamin A.
Hazel.
A Philadelphia syndicate Is negotiating
in Bridgeton for the erection OF hollow
ware glass plant and seventy new dwell.
ing houses. This plant Will be run on q
union basis il it is erected.
New potatoes which have been selling
all along for "a cents half peck were sold
today at 10 cents per half peck. The mar
ket was full of them.
1t Is rumored that Mr. Morse has an or
ton on the ground of 5. w. Jackson ad-
joing the Loodell Car Wheel Works 1t is
again said that the shipyard will be located
-, III Wilmington.
While turning out of the Fourth street
car tracks bevween Market and King
streets this morning a wheel Of an ice VIA
gon broke.
Frank Ridgway colored. fell on the
pavement as Front and Monroe streets
this morning, seized with cramps, He
was removed TO the Delaware Hospital.
Mrs. Cecilia Keller was before Magis.
trats Kelly last night, on the charge Of
disorderly conduct. She was ordered to
pay the costs and furnish peace bond,
Register Crossan this morning granted
letters Of administration on the estate Of
z lward Farmar TO Mary A. Farinar
A good lauudress will find good place
TO. two days in the week, on Monday and
lussday, at No FOL Rodney street.
A goou stand for the grocery business at
the forth west corner OF Eighth and Lom-
bard, is advertised for rent at reasonable
figure
1t may be fun to get into trouble, but
II is often much easier to stay out of trou-
ble than to got out after you once get in,
Bat then men are only children of much
iurger growth
Tho West Chester High School Com
snanoement will take place on Thursday
the 2?nd. inst,
Tho oldest member of the Fame Fire
Company, OF West Chester, JEFF 5r5on
6haner, was presented with handsome
chair in honor of his having reached the
half fury period of his connection with
the organization.
The annual statement OF tho Chester
County Hospital show that 6Sl patients
were treal cd at that institution during the
past year.
Kari Jennings, q West Chester Inulatto
through I. Larry Eyre, has been appointed
chief steward Of the Executive Mansion at
Harrisburg.
- Vacation In the schools will commence
on Monday July lst and continue until
September Sd.