Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-18
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stan Correspondence Of Every Evening.
New Castle May IS. -Twentyone
houses OF the estate Of Richard Dobbins
on the southerly side of Clark street.
Doopinsville, known more familiarly
as the brick row. have been sold by
Agent Nebeker OF PHILADELPHIA TO
Patrick Leonard OF this CITY at the
rate OF $500 each. MIR. Leonard who
is resident of Dobbinsville where he
has a grocery store was seen last even
ing and stated that he bad paid the
forfeit required and would pay the
balance as soon as the deeds could be
conveyed to him. When asked what
he expected TO do with the property
he said: Il shall at once begin to
place the property in tenable shape
and VIII either rent or sell 20 those
who desire houses. The houses are in
one row and / shall ask for bids for
repairs at once and will superintend
the work myself and see tnat when il
IS completed a house is in proper con.
dltion for the people. IL is understood
mat other parties are now after the
other vacant properties and that these
VIII soon be placed in condition. "
From present indications the mem
bers of the baseball team Of the u. S.
battleship kearsage will be the attrac-
lion at Battery Park on Wednesday,
July 4th for two games. Manager
Murphy OF the local team has received
number of applications for games
Tor that day. Archie Rennie, son of
Mrs. and Mrs. George II. Rennie of
this city has pitched great ball for
the kearsage team and will be one OF
the team here on that day. The Morrow
team of Philadelphia will be here on
June 9th, and the Hermann A. A.
of Philadelphia, claimed to be one OF
the fastest amateur teams of that city.
which has so far this season been de-
feating all comers, will play in july
Special bargains, Saturday low
white and patent leather shoes, ladies,
mems, children, from large wholesale
firm. Stoops.
The Columbia line up for the game
tomorrow afternoon will be as follows
Sinnamon, IT, Peacock. Donpes. %.
Shaw, C. I; Griffith, r.f Grocer, 10.
Mann, c. and p. Carroll, SIS. Walsh
2b. Farnum, CT. Buscher, 3D.
Artemas Smith, member of the
Democratic county executive COM
mittee, has called a meeting OF the
Democratic voters Of Now Castle
hundred, to be held in the Town Hall,
Second and Delaware streets, Wednes-
day evening, at o'clock, for the pur-
pose Of selecting a member of the
county executive committee and a
hundred committee and Of transacting
such other business as may properly
come before the meeting.
James Miller met with a painful ac-
cident at one Of the local steel plants
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of both hands we're badly bruised. He
and another man were carrying a heavy
cast steel pipe and Mr.. Miller was us
ing both hands, clasp beneath the pipe,
when the pipe fell.
Crash caps, straw hats, Biggs.
Word was received here, Yesterday.
Of the illness of Mrs. Wilkinson Grams
ton at her home between Bear Station
and Red Lion.
Bacon's tonsorial establishment has
been remodeled.
Preparations have been completed
for the entertainment Of the members
of Calanthe Lodge, x. of p, of Will
mington when that organization visits
Adelphia Lodge, at the X. of p. Hall,
Fifth andsDelaware streets, tonight
Anthony Hall, while at work at one
of the steel plants several days ago,
sutained a blood blister on the second
finger Of his left hand. He opened the
blister and some foreign substance
caused poisoning of the blood, which
has given him much suffering and loss
of sleep.
Night robes, all sizes, 50c, Biggs. y
On Monday afternoon, the Woman s
Home Mission Society of the M. E.
Church, will meet at the home Of Mrs
Edward Challenger. Mrs. n. NJ
Browne and Miss Sara Weldin Of Will
mington will be the guests of the local
organization and will deliver ad-
dresses.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the NJ
E. Church will hold a bake in Chal-
lenger's pharmacy on Saturday after
noon, June ID, beginning at o'clock,
and continuing until all the edibles
are disposed OF.
At the meeting of Friendship Lodge,
No. 3, A. O. u. W., last evening,
resolutions on the death Of Thomas T..
Banks, a late member. were directed
prepared and the lodge will turn out
IN a body at the funeral, which will
take place at 3 o'clock tomorrow after
noon. The members Of the lodge will
meet at the hall at O'Clock and pro-