Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1891-08-29
CITY news IN BRIEF.

The work on the new Kingswood IA
y Church is progressing rapidly.
Seven new dwellings will be erected At
Fifteenth and Clsymont street.
Mrs. Alexander Watson viii entertain
her Sunday school class this evening at
her home,
Rev O. G. Buddington has returned
home from his vacation and will occupy
his pulpit to morrow.
The reporters police cards have been
printed, signed by the mayor, and will go
into effect tomorrow.
Mrs James Monaghan. the wife of
Magistrate Monaghan, is very i'll at her
home, No. 1891 Walnut street.
Harry Jacobs, Walter Pagan and
Harry Ayres caught forty We dozen
crabs yesterday afternoon at the W. & N.
pier.a
Rev E. d. Collins win preach in
Second M E. Chu.ch at Dover, to NOR
row. Sacrament will be administered at
8. a. m
Rev. William p Patterson will oficiate
at Central Presbyterian Church to.mor-
row. Mr. Patterson was formerly pastor
of the New Castle Church
The body of James B. Williams. who
committed suicide here on last Friday
W ek, has been buried in Glenwood
Cemetery, Washington, by Undertaken
Barker.
During the coming week stereoptican
exhibition TO advertise the Wilmington
Fair VIII be given on Market street.
NUhfrh IL 10 ca4H 4arfl1 ka -,
Professor HanHinkelheimer of Paris
At the Second M. E. Church, Dover,
tomorrow, Miss Carrie Wilson, an evan
gelist of Chester, Pa, will take charge Of
she meetings Of the afternoon and night
and will aid in the work during the week
Owing to the fact that on next Tues
day the slime allowed for the per cent.
rebate on taxes expires. Receiver Dickey
is kept very busy every evening receiv.
ing the taxes of the Wilmington tax
payers.
Miss Winnie Crumbish, who was
struck by a train at Cape Nav. was
brought to this city last night, where
she will receive treatment at the
Homeopathic Hospital. Her right leg
was injured.
The services at the Rodney Street
Presbyterian Church tomorrow morn
ing and evening will be conducted by
the pastor, Rev. W. L McEwan. His
morning subject will be "aoliness and
Usefulness, and his evening subject.
"How to Keep from Falling
Robert Stewart was severely burned
about the face, arms and body BY the
premature explosion Of a quantity of
powder, with which he was about 10
blast rock at Bancroft Banks Stewart
is unmarried. He will probably recover
from the effects of the burn.
Samuel Devine was held under 5000
bail to keep the peace for disorderly con
duct and threatening Miss Elizabeth
Perkins, a servant employed by H F..
Dnre at Justice Smiths court last
night. Devine spent the night in the
City Hall, but was released this morn
ing.
Coroner Sparks to-day gave q certif-
cats of death in the case of Elizabeth
Furrow, the 7-year- old child of Thomas
h. Furrow, colored which died suddenly
last night of hereditary phthisis, at the
home of it's parents, No. 205 West Fifth
street.
q. 7. Hepburn will leave this city on
Monday morning for Beaver Falls, Pa,
to assume the position Of physical direc-
tor In the Y M. O A. Hall there @. s.
McCowen leaves for Cumberland, Nd. at
the same time, TO take a similar position
there. They will be given farewell re-
ceptien tonight in Association Hall.
At the regular monthly meeting of the
Home Loan Association, last evening,
the secretary Of the association reported
the paying out of the ninth series, and
the fact that the loan had no indebted
ness. By resolution the twenty first
SERIES which is to be issued during Sep
TENDER. was limited to 800 shares, and Of
this number several shares have already
been subscribed.