The Morning herald., 1877-11-03
Local AHa1r0.
LOCAL NOTES.

LOCAL NJ lES.
Handy Andy to night.
PIX. A. Ball Nov. 9th.
Are you going 10 tee P. K. A. Ball.
Everybody will see Handy Andy to night.
"Mr. Grover is an artist of highest re-
pute."
Mr.. Growers Selections are good and
pleasing.
The most wonderful performance is Mr..
Growers.
soiree at the Friendship Eugine House
, this evening.
There will to plenty sweet music at the
P. K. A. Ball.
"Mr. Grover can impersonate anything
and everything"
For nights enjoyment, 60 to the P. K.
A. Ball, Nov. 9th.
There is alwaysa scarcity Of local news
during rainy weather.
i Read our new story, published in to"dsys
edition of the Morning Herald.
Mr.. John O'Byre, is to address the citi-
zans of Gloucester N. j. to night.
!, Persons who failed to hear Mr.. Fields
lectures have something to regret.
h Reserved seats for Mrs. Dr.. Lawrence'e
lecture can be procured for 25 cents.
See J. Holmes Grover, the great Irish
Comedian at the Opera House tonight.
Daniel Melarkey, Of No. 100 W. Font
street publishes an application for liquor
license. .,
Tho Sale Of Reserved seats for Mrs. Law.
reuce's Lecture will commence on Saturday
morning.
:, The National Bank of Delaware Las de-
= clared q divident Of per cent, for the last
9 six months. .H " u''''
Warm fires were appreciated yesterday,
and those who could do so kept themselves
= within doors.
:, Prof. Jack Montgomery, the great Vioe
linist furnish's the music at the TSoiree'
this evening. ..,,. -g... ..
Mr.. James T. Fields Lectures were liter
ary treats seldome afforded our intelligent
towns people.
The Liberal League will meet Tomorrow
j.. as usual In the McClary Building, on Mar,
- kct street above 9th street.
The American institute Of Mechanic Arts
will hold meeting this evening 10 theil
rooms over the Third St. Market house.
The STERN of wind and rain which com
mepced yesterday morning was Characters
% tic OF the mon'h, wet, chilly, b]usterinl
IT November. .., ,... .....a
~ The choir of Delaware Avenue Baptis
. Church, under the efficient leadership o
's Prof. Allen. arc now practicing tor, an
~ will shortly give service of song.
Th, ffty.six anusl meeting of the vii
ut mington Female Bible Society, was he'll
', last evening 10 the Hanover Presbyteris
be church, corher of Sixth and King streets
10 Rev. John c. Roche Of the New York Con
ference formerly pastor of Asbury M. +
church 10 this, will fll the pulpit Of Asbur
be- NJ. E, Church tomorrow morning an
en- night.
I'd double rain bow was visible IN the SIX
last evening and attracted much attention
The colors of the inner circle we're very dis
70 tinct, while those of the outer circle wer
W somewhat faint.
William stock,ey, a lad 10 years Of ag
A. lie It his home in this city, on the Path
August and his parents who reside a. N
I'M COS East Third street, are very anxious
a. hear from him. .-
nd Trinity Sunday Schools. The mornir
me School is held at O'Clock 10 the Chap
by School room, 5sh and King streets, and II
IL, afternoon School at Q o'clock in the 20
re, swedes' chulch, 7h and Church s'rse,s.
Ia, Trinity Church Services to morrow.
. the Parish Church, cold swedes". Mo
re. uing Service ct 1917 O'Clock. Afternot
md Service at 81 O'Clock, and in the Chap
,n- morning Services at 91f and loH o'cloc
esl in the evening at N O'Clock.
9th A general complaint is made against
ON bal boys attending No. 15 school. III
are continually throwing sones, injurl
,l- persons and damaging property. r
ub- Father NJ X. Fallon, asks the interferen
ipg of the police, complaining that the ab'
the boys have seriously demsged 81. PAT
tho Catholic church, Fourth and jicRson :
of which &c Is ast0r'