The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-03-29
DUTS.

Mrs. Ellen Riggs, widow Of Andrew
Riggs, died ut her home. No. Il Toory
Road, Rockford, yesterday, aged 10
years.
The Rev. Richard Ii. Nelson, d. D., Of
Philadelphia, will he the speaker at the
meeting for men in st. Andrews Church
this afternoon.
William l.. DOckstader, manager OF
DockStader's Theatre, has signed with
the New Auditorium Pier Co., Atlantic
City. TO manage the pier in the coming
season. =.a tss
Archdeacon George C.. Hall, rector of
ST. Iobn's. Church. and the Rev. HUI
bert W.Wcls, rector of st. Andrews
Church, exchanged pulpi.s Wednesday
evening.
The Junior Auxiliary of the diocese Of
Delaware. instead of sending Il mission
AIRY box to the orphanage at Matanzas,
Cuba, as was intended, will send it to
the Clidrcn's Orphanago at Jamestown,
pa.
Al the shpyards of the Pusey & Jones
Company and the Harlan & Hollngs-
worth Company. mud dredge is on
gagged in removing the sewer deposits
from the bed of the river in order to per-
nit the launching of new ships.
Tn" steamer Brandywinc Of the Will
mincion Steamboat Co., which has been
off the line for several weeks undergoing
a spring ovrrhauling, will be placed in
service on Monday when the steamer
City of Chester will be taken off and her
hull will receive coat OF paint
The committee TO apportion the debt of
the Conference Academy at Dover has
elected William H. jackson of Sails
bury. Md. rs president, and Presiding
Elder Thomas II. Martindalc of the
Salisbury district as secretary. The ap-
portiunmrni for Salisbury district is to
be made today
The King street line of the Peoples
railway is being wired.
The Rev. William Jefferis preached at
st. Matthews Church last night.
William Fox, of Icipsic, has been
granted an increase Of pension to SIS per
month
4 dcadlatch key which was dropped
in the corridor of the posioficc awaits
an owner at the registry department.
The Rev Il. H.. Adams. who comes
from Easton. Md. 20 Union Church, will
preach at Union on Sunday.
At ST. Jouh's Episcopal Church. at
Elicit aycnnc and Market streets. on
Sunday morning The Olfcrtory selection
will be nav arrangement of the
palms" by Lcrman for duet, baritone
solo, and chorus or quartet.
NcH plumbing regulations will bn
printed in the next rauurt of he Street
ami sewer Department.
Delaware Avenue Baptist Church will
hold u jubilna sDrvics beginning the first
SUNDAY in May.
james I. Laach, Jr.. has sold ths house
No. 11ol Penu,vlvania avenue to Mrs.
Sue G. Elliott lot $500
Milk shippers on tho w. & N. and P &
C railroad lines htve orsaninoi an assa.
citation.
Engine builders w,re in Wilmington
vss'erluy cXaniining plans of Richard
Patzowsky's mo occo factory.
DR.. and Mrs w. II. Hnncker, a Farm
hilrst have u number ofrats and Belglvn
harts w!I'Gl arJ we'll trained.
Wilmer Woolgoy is suffering from the
off cts of being bltten by II vicinu, horse.
Or1urs have now boen Issued by tho
Slrsct and Sawor Department. that all de-
loctiye sidewalk must be repaired.
On account Of tho ru III Of freight. six
eytr, tricKman 'Eava been placed in SER
vice ut tho Z. W. and B. railroad freight
station.
Eziun NJ. Il. Church will elect trustees
on Monday evening.
Petor 7 our had several fingers mashed
! white employed the Dlnnoad state
Steele works yet lay. Howard Sewcli
colorrd. bad his fo,s mashed at tho mills
| Yesterday by u b rrel OF iron falling on 1t.
! No action has Yet b on taken by VIM.
! Burg and !. I. Harris TO secure tbs sea ts
| OF Townsend and Cam in he Board OF
| Trustees
Rodney Street Church choir Is busypre-
pairing music for Eis or,
The yacht "Alviua' will be given
| trim trip next week
THO VA hingoon chemical engine pnt
out II tire in front of the store Of j. :.
Thompson, FUu 'th and King streets,
about = . clock Jlis morning.