Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-02-12
CITY NEWS in BRIEF.

The Order Of Good Fellows gave an en-.
tertainment last night.
The schooner Frank Yandeneer arrived
at Bush's wharf yesterday, with cargo
of lumber.
In the Cassidy versus Clark case, Jus
tice Smith gave verdict for the plain
tiff for 81 and costs
The store at No. 223 Market street is
being reftted and repainted, preparatory
to being occupied as a shoe store.
st. Johns Commandery, knights Tenn
plar Of this city visited Chester Com
mandery, Chester, Pa, last night.
Harry Schiller Of the City Surveying
Department is preparing a map of the
city for the City Council Chamber.
The Y p A. of st. Paul's M. f. church,
viii have business meeting on Thurs
day evening, February IS at o'clock. =
Delaware Avenue Baptist Church,
preaching this evening at 730 p. M, by
Rev. A. B. Dunaway, D, D., Of Virginia
A benefit performance was rendered to
/ Elmer Reasin in Odd Fellows Hall last
night by number Of speciality perform
ers.
The Hamilton Debating Coterie dis
cussed the "Mandamus" case, and Edward
Bellamy's Looking Backward" at its
meeting last night.
The Bohemian Society has collapsed.
owing to the inability Of N. d. edward
to attend to the rehearsals, and the
withdrawal of members.
A crazy colored woman created great
excitement on Windsor street near ninth
yesterday afternoon. It is reported that
the grip caused her insanity
@. f. Thomas & Co.. Jacob Reeds Sons
Of Philadelphia, Colonel g. J. Hart and
Colonel w. H. Stevens, have been elected
contributing members Of Troop B.
Mrs zlnni's last reception of the season
| viii be given at Webster's dancing
academy this evening. The gentlemen
win give a return reception after Lent.
The accounts Of Willis II. Pierson. u
late superintendent of the Builders Elk
change, show shortage Of $l4S, which
will be made good by his bondsmen, who
are his father and mis- uncle.
The committee Of the First Delaware
Association have prepared a circular
which win be directed to each survivor OF
the regiment, requesting his attendance
at the reunion In this city on May 6.
The ninth annual anniversary Of Ad-
miral S. f. Dupont Post, No. 2, g. A. r.
win be celebrated at the post headquarters
Tenth and Market streets, tomorrow
night The public is invited to attend
Daniel W. Mullin and bride arrived
home last evening and were rendered 9
serenade at their home, No. S03 West
Fourth street, by the Catholic Benevolent
Legion, headed by the First Regiment
Band.
Theodore Darlington was intoxicated
this afternoon and while walking down
Tatnall street. between Third and Fourth
he fell, splitting his nose almost into
The patrol wagon conveyed the unfortu-
nate man to his home.
The annual reception of the Bayarc
Legion viii be held at Rossiter and Pier
sons dancing Academy in the Masonic
Temple, this evening. Albert's Orchestrl
will furnish the music and the grand
march will begin at $50 o'clock.
Owing to the pleasant weather to-day
the streets presented very busy appear
ance. King street was thronged all tbs
morning and the hacks did q thriving
business. The markets in the western
part of the city seemed much buster thar
usual.
Edward F. Kane. state delegate Of tn,
Ancient Order of Hibernians, has re-
ceived a nicely framed charter, from tn
J |. National body, fer each of the division
} IN the state. at their next meetings tn
divisions will receive their charters from
Mr.. Kane.