The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-06-06

"A. NSv vuolus-LlC oAtSu tuS
street condemned.
Mr.. Gailagher-The wha ri should
be sheathed and good pilings plac-
ed iu position.
Mr.. Schuhardt-Let him lease
the wharf and keep 1t IN repairs.
Mr.. Martin-He could not do it.
Something must be done.
Mr.. Gallagher-It is washing
away and it is up tohim very near
ly now. Lease the wharf for five
years.
Mr.. Martin-It should be fenced
off tor it is dangerous tor children.
He has boats under way and has
a nice place.
Mr.. SShuhardt-Suppose you
leased it and he wanted you 10 re-
PAIR the wharf!
MIR. Gallagher-We wouldn't do
Mr.. SchuharGt-.Give him per
mission to pat up the fence.
Mr.. Reynolds-It would pay the
gentleman to be here He has al
ready ASKED for a lease for SO
years.
Mr.. Martin-He caanot stay here
for two years with the wharf wash
ing away.
Mr.. Reynolds--I am perfectly
satisfied to sec Mr.. Stuart as to
what he really wants.
NTr Morti, Ia Joao - -
pay any rent.
Mr.. Reynolds and Mr.. Martin
were appointed committee and
they went down to see Stuart.
When they returned they report
ed that Mr.. Stuart was out OF town
and the matter was laid over for
month.
Mr.. Gallagher drew attention 10
the cleansing oi wells.
Mr.. Schuhardt-The men should
start out before midnight and
they should not dump on the edge
of the town. They have:been work
lrg IRON 9 80 o'clock at night. The
night carts are out of order and It
is outrageous to permit them to do
as they have been up to the pres
cnt. The police will be notified to
arrest all eXcavators at work before
midnight.
The matter OF outbulldings in
Shawtown was next discussed, as
they are very objection able to the
people on the opposite street. The
agent OF the property will be noti-
fed.
The only application for tax COL
!ector was from Peter G. Madden
and he was elected.
City Assessor Duncan handed in
his assessment books.
Mr.. Gallagher and Mr.. Martin
said that they would like to- hear
from Tax Collector Tobiu.
Mr.. Reyno!ds-Perhaps he is
keeping what he collected for his
commission, az he said at one time
he was owed $55.
Mr. Schubardt-Let us do some
thing. There is no need Of being a
laughing stock.
The Frazer Senate and the Sun
set base ball club played an inter.
esting game yesterday. The SEN
ate claims tohave won the game
by the score OF 7 to 4. The Sunset
claims that the score was y to
in favor OF the Sunset.
In the Methodist Episcopal
Church on Sunday morning the fol-
lowing program will be rendered:
Opening address, Roger Gravel;
motion song BY the scholars; reci-
tation, Summer Days, Ida aud
Fradcis Edwards: rcciiatons by
Earl Bacon, Jennie Cooper, Rudolph
Val!ette, Helen Rash, Sadie Fergu.
son, James Eliasou, Horace Dea-
kyne. Maggie Hendrix, Lola Vim.
ing, Edward Sandy, Irene Kerns.
David Harris. Mabel Wright,
Mabel Clewell, Greta Mcguire,
Solo and chorus, Earl Bacon; solo,
Mabel ClewelI; solo, "tlowe RS,
Beautiful Flowers" May Bacon; !
songs by the school, "The song OF |
he Children. Suffer the children to
come unto me.
Jerry Harrigau received his par
Ion last evening and this morning
after an incarceration oil 81 years
cit New Castle county jail. lie
will reside in New York state.
At the meeting OF the women of
Nazareth M. e. Church held yester.
lay arrangements were completed
or holding a festival, rummage
ale and bake in the Sunday School
DOM of the church on Friday aud
saturday evenings. June 18th and
5th. The following committees
ave been appointed:
Execulive-Mrs. W. G. Koons,
irs. Annie e. King. Mrs. Mary
taylor, Miss CordeLa Deakyne,
lrs. Mary p. Challenger.
Ice cream and straw berries
1rs. Annie e. King. Mrs. Fam lie
'lggs. Miss Matte Palmer.
Rummage sale-Mlss Cordelia
Deakyne. Z
Bake-Mrs. Samhel A. McDan-
Il and Grace Quisg Circle.
Package table Mrs. Mary Nay.
,r. Mrs. Orvid A. Porter, Miss
dollie Deakyne.
Candy table-Mra John B.