Evening journal., 1891-05-30
clIY News m eRleF.


MIL Creek hundred strawberries are in
market to day.
The steamer Republic is making her
hrst trip Of the season to day.
Rev. ]. w Balm Of Altoona will preach
Ia Central Presbyterian Church to-
morrow morning at 10 80 o'clock.
Bishop Coleman will preach and con-
firm class at Smyrna tomorrow morn
ing and at Clayton to morrow evening,
The i05th annual convention of the
Episcopal Diocese OF Delaware will be
held in Milford on Wednesday morning
next.
Hsywoods restaurant is prsttily
decorated with flags and bunting with
rosettes at the intersect ons OF the
bunting.
The receipts for the Authors Carnival
recently held in the Opera House
amounted to 81, 06S So, which is larger
than had been expected.
Tue family of Edward Larken of
HAvre de Grace have received $2, 500
death benefits from the Pennsylvania
Railroad Relief Association.
Cards are out announcing the wedding
Of Alfred Jones and Miss Elizs Burr. to
be held at the home Of the brides
parents on Thursday, June II.
The Woman's Indian Association Of
this city will meet at the house of Mrs.
John Hilles, No. 1000 King street, at 4
o'clock next Monday afternoon.
Elders Sawn Of Kentucky and Prulson
Of Virginia will preach in the old Baptist
meeting house, King street above Tenth,
tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock.
David r. Smith, member Of the Board
of Education from the Ninth ward, is
suffering from congestion Of the brain.
DR., Shortlidge is attending him.
Rev. Isaac Jewell, grand chief Of the
Golden Eagles Of the State Of Maryland
delivered a lecture to the knights Of this
city, at Fifth and French streets, last
night.
reports the number Of building lines for
the month 20 be twenty two compared
with fifty two for the corresponding
month Of last year.
The BlumanthAl Morocco Manuiactur-
ing Company will close on every Satur
day during the next three months at J z
o'clock, thus giving their employees 1
half holiday each week.
AZ a special meeting Of the trustees Of
\ Delaware College yesterday afternoon
nine members were appointed to secure
plans, specifications and estimates fol
the erection Of new building.
The Blue Star Base Ball Club have
organized with the following players
Mahoney, c; Meyham, D; Grant, IS
Sheridan. lb; Collins, 2b; Blair. 3b
Newell, II; Mulrooney, cf Nelly, IF.
At the meeting of the Y. M. c. A
| Lyceum last evening, the question: IL
the moral condition OF the country bette
now than IL has bsen before2'was debate,
aud decided in the Affirmative. TIL
lyceum adjourned until next fall.
Mary Dolan was put under bonds /,
keep the peace toward Mrs. MsuC
Morris, by Justice Smith last evening
Ellie Boone, colored, was com nitted TO
prison In default of peace bond, fo
having used threats toward Annie
Green, oolored.
The case Of William MHlcahey, who Il
! charged BY Jonathan B. Roberts will
having registered Illegally In the Twelfth
! ward last Saturday, came up befor,
Magistrate Smith last evening, and a.
the request Of the defendant was con-
tinued until next Monday to en- able him
to procure witnesses.
The postponed game between the High
School and Friends School base bal
teams was played at the Union strsei
grounds yesterday afternoon. The score
by innings was
igh School .............. 0 0 0-s
Frienos' school ..... 49,. 0 / 3 S-e
Batteries High School, Bogia and Weir;
Friends school, Rheinbarat and Wales,