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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-06-04

was quite long, the result was for the
most part general and specific denial
Of all the testimony of the state.
Miss Peterson was croSS-eXamined
closely by Assistant County Attorney
Peterson until $3.50 o'clock, when he
was unable to proceed further on ac-
count of illness. and the court ad-
journed the trial until Monday.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-06-04

81 had an eruption like Psoriasis or
Salt Rheum appear on my left leg and
arm. had seven doctors examine and treat
me without success. Finally l was per-
suaded to try Hoods Sarsaparilla. After using
one and half bottles saw the benefit. l
have now used the third bottle and am COM
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-06-04
A General Denial.

Julia Peterson was placed on the
stand in the case of the state against j.
II. Bowker yesterday morning. and
while the direct and eross-examinat ion
The morning call., 1893-12-25
MISCELLA

The Misses Ella and Alice Hobart gave
charming dinner party last Thursday evening
at their residence on Van Ness avenue. Their
guests included Miss Julia Croker, Miss Jen-
ME Blair Miss Eleanor WaId, Miss Mae d.
mond, Z. NJ. GreeDway, Southland Hoffman and
Lieutenant Wilcox, U. s. A.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". Mayo Newhall gave an elab-
crate dinner party at their residence last Tues.
day evening.
An enjoyable dinner party was given by Mr..
and Mrs. Austin ID. Moore last Wednesday
yening al their r. sidence ON b. oadway.
Mrs. A. Nj. Easion gave delightful matinee
tea last Tuesday at her home 915 Leaven-
worth street, and Hospitality entertained many
OF her friends. She was assisted in receiving
by Mrs. Anse a. East0n. Mrs. Russell j. VIII
son, Mrs. Mountiord 5. Wilson. Mrs. Henry L.
Scott, Miss Peylon, Miss Sperry, Miss Hillyer,
Miss DeminG, Miss TObn and Miss Taylor.
Mrs. Bertha Welch gay- d lGhtful dinner
party last Tuesday evening at her resid nee,
1890 Eddy stTeeT, aud entertained Mr.. and
Mrs. Alexander Lougbboroueh MISS Fanny
LOughbOrOugh, Misses Marie anC Bessie Zane
and Mrs. NJ. \. Healy. Miss Car oil. Alexander
Loughbnroueh, +. II. Webster, Charles p Ter
sen and l.. I. Me>sersmith.
The members of the Nos Ostros Club gave a
very pleasant party last Wednesday evening In
mal'le hall al the Palace Hotel.
Miss Stella Greenebaum entertained the
members of the Informal Club in a very pleas
ant manner last Saturday evening at her resi-
dence, 1914 Pacific avenue.
a delightful dinner party was given last
Wednesday by Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Book at
their residence, 621 Haight street. in honor OF
The celebT alton Of the golden wedding Of their
parents, MIR. and Mrs. Marcus Coin of Lobsens,
Germany. II was enjoyed by all the children
present. and many toasts and good wishes were
rendered to The aged couple. Dancing and re-
citations were enjoyed aiterward until late
hour.
The Fire Underwriters Clerks Association
gave its annual banquet last Monday evening
al Armory Han on Ellis street and had an en-
joyable time. In addition 10 an elaborate feast
there were a number OF musical features that
added much TO the pleasure OF those present
NT. Thompson and Mr.. Sloan were among the
vocalsts and Nit. Grant distinguished himse Il
by giving one of the native Hawaiian dances
IL was a most enjoyable affair throughout.
The wedding of Miss Sophie Levy and Jacob
AttelI was celebrated at the residence of The
brides parents, 432 Clementina street, on sun.
day. December II. Only relatives and very
Intimate friends were present.
The morning call., 1893-12-25
DINNERS AND LUNCHEONS.

There was notable gathering OF over a hun
dred Of our principal business men at the Pa
cifc Union Club last Thursday evening, when
several OF the members gave a banquet 10
honor Of The prOprietors and officers OF the
Union Iron Works aud the members OF The
TRIAL board that were on the new war vessel
Olympia, When she made her trial speed Trip
The specially invited guests, who were present,
VILE Getet E 0aib.an Inalirs Ootro.: =. 8 N,
mander Nichols Ludlow, U. 5. N; Commander
Charles +. Clark, U. 5. N; LIeutenanI-Com-
m .nder +. r Gllmor' u; 5. N; Naval. Con
glneer John w. Moore, U. S. N; General
/ Thomas II. Ruger, U. s. a: living NJ. Scott,
Henry I. Scott, George ". Dickie and James
OBJ. Gum.
Covers we're laid for 102 gentlemen at large
table That was arranged In The form of horse
shoe Ibe table wa. adorned with profusioD
OF red and white chrysantbemums and roses
massed harmoni"usly, and through this array
OF bloom ran scaif OF red, white aud blue.
The walls OF the room were arlistically draped
win American flag, and 10 one corner Was a
miniature model of the Olympia, wrought OF
cOnfectiOn' ny. and flying The national colurs.
The patriotic character Of The decorations were
also noticed IN the illumination of the room for
over he center of The table were three circles
OF lncandescent elecirc-light globes colored,
iesrectively, red, White aud blue The entire
effect was beauI fui, aud reflected much credit
upon Miss May Bates, who was the decorator.
Ii was about O'Clock when the banquet was
commenced, and several hours were passed at
the festal board In the enjoyment OF The sump-
IuOus menu that had been prepared. A Span.
ism orchestra was present and played concert
music at Intervals. ". Frank Goad was the
presiding officer at the banqu [. number of
toasts were given and responded TO feiicilously,
and IL was midnight before the affair ended.
In addition 10 the gentlemen mentioned pre-
viOusly there were present: " illIam Alvord
Consul Vl"dlmIr ArtsimOvtcb. " illiam Bah
cock, John Birmingham, Samuel &. Bigelow,
Judge j. H.. BoaiI, GeOTgeC BoaTdman, VIII
liam b. Bourn. George +. Bowman, Thomas
Brown, lillian L. Brown. Spencer {. Buckbee.
James r. Boyd, Alexander Center, WIFI i'd b.
Chairman, A. Cbesebfough, Warren ID. Clark,
John w. &. Cofran, Colonel c. f. Croker, DE-.
Chismore. Joseph h. Crockett George ID.
Cooper. Clinton Day. Edgar j. de Pue, Henry
L. Dodge, Joseph A. DoDoho. Frank 5. Douty,
William j. Duiton, Daniel w. Earl Charles p.
Eells, Bernard Faym0nvlr Robert Is. FOrman,
Christian FrOeicb, w. Frank Goad, Charles M |,
The morning call., 1893-12-25

comic song T. G. Eggert; flule solo. J. j. Fer
guson; song. George W. Crsndall. The we'll
known farce, Nan, the Good for Nothing"
was produced with great success and was
under the stage direction of Walter A. Bella, co.
Cast: Harry Collier, Harry Spear; Tom DID
bleS. +. Tilden; Charley, George W. Ryan I;
ChOppie. NJ Bruei: Jimmy. w. arm; aud
Miss +. Regaudat as Nan with the Suecialti s.
The grand march commenced al 10 O'Clock
and was lea by the president. J.. 0. Haven,
whose partn,r was Miss Nina NJ. Cool a hand
some blonde, who wore an attractive gown Of
yellow silk. Midnight saw The termination of
the pleasant affair.
F. :. Fagg acted as floor director. asss ted
by l.. Q. Haven. Tie committees W re: Re-
ceptlon-Miss n. Cool, Miss }. Proctor Miss
Althrop, Miss l.. b. Wright, Miss Jordans
FlOor-GeoTge Cox, E. A. Bernard, George w.
Ryan, Mr.. Ormsby and Mr. Phillips.
For Charity'S Sake.
An entertainment was given at ST. Georges
Hall last Friday evening. under the direction
OF Miss Daisy May Greasy and Miss Ruth
White, for he benefit OF an aged lady and her
invalid daughter. There was small attend
ance. bu lie programme was good and CON-
prlsed the following selections:
Plano solo, Miss Tressa BIoOks; bass solo.
j. Gi 0dgens; reading. "Jennie cNei's Ride. -
Miss Blanch Caro-; zone Spring Morning.
(Nevn). Miss Ruth White; reading Professor
Fred IL; aria from Carmen" Miss Daisy
May Cressy; specialties. +. Il. Hayes; duet,
Misses Cressy and White.
The morning call., 1893-12-25
PERSONAL MENTION.

MT and Mrs. George A. POpe are now occu-
pying their residence, on the northeast corner
OF Pacific avenue and Devisadero street.
Sir Thomas Hesketh arrived IN Liverpool last
Monday OIL tie steamer Britannia OF the White
Star line.
Henry W. Redington is staying at the Hotel
Imp rial in New York City.
II. W. Severance has returned to Honolulu
after months visit here.
Mrs. Moses Hopkins ana Miss Florence Lock
wood returned 10 The city last Thursday after
a prolonged Eastern TIP.
Miss Helen " ilGer. VINO has been staying at
the Occidental Hotel for some time, left las
Saturday on the steamer Australia 10 return to
bel home at Honolulu. On Friday evening the
Hawaiian Band .erenaded her at the hotel aud
played for couple OF hours.
d.. and Mrs. Stow Ballard left last Friday TO
visit Sou b. IN California.
MIR. and MIS-. Alfred Bowler have returned
from their European tour.
Mr.. and Mrs. akefeid Baker are passin Q
the winter at IN. Hotel Eicheieu.
o. Shaiter Howard has returned from a pro.
longed Eastern trip.
Harry PrlnCle bas returned from prolonged
visit 10 Southern California.
Mrs. j. &. l uckrr has returned from a pro.
longed visit to Europe, and is the gur st of MIR
nd Mrs. c. o. &. Miller at their residence in
Oakland. The Misses Tucker are In Berlin
Assistant Engineer W illlam Z. Myers, u s.
r. NJ, WHO is connected with the steamer Bear,
went 10 Mare Island last Wednesday TO be
present at the hop given by tile officers of the
MOhican.
Charles Simpkins. Miss Alice Simpkins, Fl.
J.. Sim kins and Miss Mary Eyre will depart
next month on a tour of the East and Europe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton 4. WOrden returned
from their Eastern trip week ago.
Robert K. GTaysOn returned from Nevada
last Wednesday.
Captain Ii. c. Cochran. q. S. NJ. c., now at
The morning call., 1893-12-25
FRATERNAL SOCIALS,

The banquet and entertainment rendered by
Orinda Parlor, Native Daughters of The Golden
West, to Ell Dorado Parlor, Naive Sons OF the
Golden West, took place on Friday night at
Mission rlor Hail. and complete sue
cess. The affair began with dancing, after
which the guests were escorted 10 the banquet
tables. The following were called upon for re.
marks and responded most felicilouslv: Miss
Hemenway. Miss Borden, Miss Mack Miss T.
Gruber, Miss Callaghan, Miss Bee, Henry Luu-
sIedt, ii. Abrams, III. II. Hartman, Robert
Rockville, MI. Mills and Grand Trustee Till
man.
Among those present w-re: Miss Annie
Sepel, Miss Rhode Weslall, Miss Kitrie
Stevens, Miss Lau Richrrt, Miss c. Schaert-
GER Miss l.. Ba klaus, Miss May Stevens, Miss
May Borden, Miss Kittie Car berry, Miss Aggie
Fitzgerald Miss Emma Williams, Miss Mae
Hayes. Miss Laura Utzchlg, Miss RUBY w.
Arey. Miss Kate johnson. Miss Ell Meyer
derks, Miss Sara Callahan. Miss Marguerite
Meehan, MISS Hemenway, Miss Ada Nau Miss
Christine NJ. stack, Miss Anita Mea-
ham,, Miss Alice Meehan. Miss May
Mack, Miss Josie NJ. Huant, Miss Anna
GIuber, Miss Emma Gruber, Miss Lena l.. Bee.
Mr. and Mr.. Edward y. Pbelsn, Mr.. and Mrs.
T. Warnecke, MI and Mrs: tnarles ii. Masse.
Mr.. and AIRS. a. p. Drew. j. A. Fenger. Albert
Hrlmken, S. Sander, II. Waldrup. l.. Z. BOiyin,
L. Hemenway. h. Abrahams. c. Tillman, NJ. Z.
Tillmdn, G. II. Hook George W. Wacom. f.
ward Wrinkle, II. f. Neunaber. George II.
Freiermuth. Louis Schumacher, Charles Ham
mersmlth. Samuel 5. Folk. VI. T. Arey. L.
Becker, f. G. Gantuer, Z. Bannan. II. Ii. Hart
man, j. y. Gan;ner. Harry n. Jewell. j. &.
Werz, George A Schllng, David 5. Sanders.
Fred Nau, ". w Dole. Paul II. Sonutag. II. A.
Pless, Robert c. Rockwltz, Henry Lun>tedt,
Frank Ii. Mills, T. }. stanton, j. II. Schu'
Clinton Parker, a. NJ. HuIchings, Fred I.
StToh, John Schi Oeder.
The morning call., 1893-12-25
under the leadership OF Charles D. srsphen.

under the leadership OF Charles d. Stephens
and ISIS Lizzie Felscb whose portrait is pre-
sented here. She Is a pretty girl OF the demi-
brunette type, tall IN stature and her large blur
eyes attract unusual attention. She was
Handsomely attired in an elegant gown OF
yellow silk, trimmed with chiffon and violeis
and cut decOleIe.
Louis Schumacher and Miss Marie }. Sea.
mon led the souvenir march. which started at
1880 O'Clock, during the progress OF which
Christmas cards OF pretty designs Were dis
trihuied 10 each participant ISIS SeamOn is
tall ana a graceful dancer, and presented an
attractive appearance 10 a nr city gown OF red
SILK with lace trimmings. The pleasant affair
terminated al midnight.
The following persons acted on the different
committees: ReceptoD-Miss Lizzie Feisch
Miss Josie Simon, Miss Claudia House, Miss
Lena DObson, Miss Minnie Bias, Miss Evans.
Miss Lillian Coleman. Miss Marchan Nichols.
Miss fitzgerald. Mrs. Burke; fioor-Charles
ID. st ph MS. Mr.. Long, George Walch and
William Hynes
The morning call., 1893-12-25
CLUB PARTIES.

ODD Fellows Hall has seldom appeared more
attractive Than it did last Friday evening when
the members of the Friday Night club held
their second meeting Of this season. The III ST
meeting was held early in Tile mouth al Golden
Gate Hall, but il WAS found 10 be too small, so
the change was made 10 Odd Fellows Hall.
where the CLUB has met for several years. The
hall was DI illianily Illuminated by iDcaEdescent
electric lights and was bright with color. Red
and grern were the predominating colors. and
they were artistcally displayed In the di aperles
that formed a bell-shaped canopy over the ball
room and that adorned The gallery railing It's
entire length.
The s age was occupied by Huber's Hun
garian Orchestra that played delightfully."- amid
setting OF tropical plants and bright scarlet
ponseltias. Tie floor was cover with new
canvas that Offered excellent protection for the
dresses of the ladies.
All The debulanIes OF the season were pres
en- and They looked their pEettlest in mOdl>h
and becoming gowns. In fdct there was u not
able display OF beautiful costumes and Iney
added greatly % fhr attraciiveness of the scrne.
IL was about $3.50 O'Clock when the coillon
was started. L. .Greenway acted as leader with
Niiss II brook as his partner and Introduced six
ngules which were not compl ted until about
mid night. Then most elaborate supper was
ser we'd downstairs in the cUmmOdious dining
hal under Ludwig's Gil eciion. AfIerward
there was general dancing until O'Clock.
. special feature of the evening was the calcium
Hight effects that were introduced In the last
TWO figures of the cotillOn. They were very
pretty and were arranged by Martin Kruger OF
the SlnDau lompany. Inc aHalr was Il great
success and reflected great credit upon the
management.
Those In the first set were: Edward NJ.
CIR conway, Miss Mamie HObrook, George Ii.
Len, Mrs. George II. Lent. Ogden Hofmd an.
Miss Sara Collier. Jerome Watson, Miss Isabel
McKenna. ". b. Collier Jr, Miss Edith Nc
Bean, j. n. Duperu. Miss Cohen, Milton S. La
than. Miss Aileen Goad, Augustus Taylor Miss
Ella Hobart, 5. q. Buckbee, Miss Julia CTocker,
FaxOn Macondray, Miss Carrie Taylor, Lieu
tenant w. r. Smedberg Jr., Q. S. A, Miss Cora
SmeGberg, Fritz Com, Miss Miriam Moore,
Jones. Miss Katherine Lee Jones, c. c. V.
Reeve. Miss Jessie Coleman, Webster Jones,
Miss Ethel Murphy.
The morning call., 1893-12-25
The Davis Musicale.

Mrs. d. Davis gave a most enjoyable must
Gale last Tuesday evening at 515 V an Ness
avenue, which was attended by many OF her
friends. The selections were all interesting
and were presented in a manner that won
much applause for all of the participants The
programme was as follows:
Trio, violin, cello and piano. Finale" Men
delssobn), Mrs. ID. Davis ana Messrs A and h.
StreliIZ: cello solo, "AdagiU" (GoIiermann)
Mr.. II. StrelItz; songs, q Twas April" SCI
enaGe" (NevIn). Mrs j. Alva Watt; piano solo
SPINNING Sony (wagner- Li-zD, Mrs ID. Da.
Wis; quintet, Finale o.. "A (Schumann) Messrs
A. and II. Slrelitz. NJ. Adj I. l.. Moiica and
scs A. r eGa SONG SONG fbaa Nv
Dream" (Fr. App. Mrs. j. Alva Watts trio,
violin, cello and piano, "Allo-con- spirito' "a.
tesca), Mrs. ID. Davis and Messrs. A. and Ii.
StrelitZ
The morning call., 1893-12-25
MUST CLEAN UP.
The Chinese Consul Issues Orders to
His COuntrymen.

The Board of Health sent communica-
ton to the Chinese Consul on December
Is, calling upon him and the Six COmpan-
les to DO what they could toward placing
Chinatown in good sanitary condition.
The Chinese Consul, who is as strongly
opposed to tilthness as any resident of the
city, wrote the following proclamation and
had it posted throughout Chinatown yes
terday:
Notice is hereby given that all Chinese shall
Keep their places thoroughly cleaned in ac-
cordance with the health ordinance. Other
wise they will be punished without fail.
This proclamation was signed by Lii
Yang Yew, Consul General, and Chang
Ting Chip. Consul. The Consulate has
instructed the Six Companies to appoint
inspectors to see that all places in China
town are kept clean.
The morning call., 1893-12-25
MartenS-HeSS.
PRIVATE RECEPTIONS.

The Mills Club which Is composed of gradu-
ates OF Mills College, were entertained last
Thursday afternoon by Mrs. James NJ. Convey
at her residence on Oak street. The affair
took the form OF a musicale, and there were
several vocal and Instrumental numbers given
by ISIS kmball, Miss TidbaIl, Mrs. g Dewey,
Alfred Wilke, Frank Mitchell Miss Gill, Miss
Fanny Danforth, Miss Ernestne Urrutre, Miss
Nora Allls, Miss Sunshine Heydenfeldt, Miss
Gertrude Goewey, Miss Wells and Master Her
bert Spencer Goewey. The selections were all
OF an in eresting character, aud made tile
nnIrx nleasanflV.
The morning call., 1893-12-25
O'Brien Christmas PARTY.

Walter G. ORrlen's Christmas card party
proved The center of attraction on last Tuesday
evening and more than comfortably filled
Saratoga Hall with select gathering OF pleas
ure seekers The toilets Of the young ladies'
present were in exquisite taste and the gentle
men as usual presented an attractive appear
ance. At O'Clock the grand march started
The morning call., 1893-12-25

BE GOOD TO YOURSELF FOR ONCE, if trou
bled with a bad Cough. cold or Lung Affection
and use promptly DIR. ID. Jayne's Expectorani
safe remedy for Asthma and Pleurisy, as wei
as all Throat Complaints.
The morning call., 1893-12-25

Christmas is with Us again and brings with 1t
a promise Of gayeiy for the holiday season. The
present week viii be Iepee with assure, for
many entertainments are TO be given to close
the FESTIVITIES Of the year, which has been a
brighter one socially than was anticipated.
The usual view OF the doings OF those who
are mingling il lie world of society is appended.
The morning call., 1893-12-25
ENTERTAINMENTS.

The regular monthly entertainment OF the
Western Addition Literary and Social Club was
held at ODD Fellows Hall last Wednesday
evening an attracted an unusually large audi
ence. Each number on The programme was
well given ana the applause OF The auditors was
unstInied Dancing was INDUCED In afterward
until midnight.
The programme was as follows: Overture.
orchestral; tenor solo. ISL II M'Aimais!''
DenZa). Mons. frosuer +. Reiter; cello
solo, ''Traumerie" (Schumann), Herman A. T.
Schmidt; contralto solo. ave Meet Again, -
Mrs. ID. c. Renfro; comedietta, the
Marble Arch''- Cast: Captain rrenham,
William Brewer; Jack ereweaiher
Edward Catow; Marion Mereweather, Miss
Zillah Coonley; Constance Cameron, Miss Media
Brown.
The California Club.
The entertainment and hop given by the Cali
fornia Literary and Social Club at Union
square Hall, last Tuesday evening, proved a
notable success. There was a large attendance.
The programme was as follows: Overture,
Samuels' orchestra; recitation, George Ryan
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-31
Flowers !!

We have the largest line of flowers in Wilmington at
} less than other stores.
Give us call and satisfy yourself that our store is
the place to buy, have tue largest line and lowest
prices Store will be closed Decoration Day at 10 o'clock
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-31
FOURTH EDITION



A representative OF the Rrpupr ,rclN
called at the Hotel Willis on Market
above Eighth street, at 1 O'Clock this
AFTERNOON. and proceeded up etalrs ON
the second floor to room "P,s where
the officials OF the Supreme Lodge.
Knights OF Pythias, held their final
meeting to decide about what their
order would do In the matter OF the
FUNDS that had been placed in II. Il.
hoDihson q Cos. hands by their treas
urer, Mayor Stansbury Wiley.
The meeting was Of a very interest
ing order whom the reporter called.
Inc committee" were seated around
q small table III the centre OF the room,
busy scrutinizing the "balancen sheets
containing the assets of the order. 1t
was very interesting proceeding to
the reporter, who very tlmidly asked
II there was anything new about their
affairs that he could get for publica.
tion?
One good looking gentleman, who
mold one OF the account" books in his
hands" replied "Ihe man who gives
information is out He will be In
again In an hour or So" The reporter
then thought he was "out" and very
politely thanked them for their infor.
nation and bowed himself out into
the hall.
The gentlemen were very polite and
such poiiteness is hardly accorded to
wilmington newspaper man. IL Is
eaid the extension of three. five and
seven years will 10 granted the firm
OF IL. X. Robinson and the order will
get their money In full with interest.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-31

stephen y. Soulhard. an aged and
highly respected citizen. died yoster-
day, oged 81 years, OF old age and gem
eral debility. The deceased was ma
tive OF New York. and came to this
city about As years ngo. when lie en-.
gagged In business with Gregory &
Maury. printers. whose plnco at that
time was at Eighth and Orange streets.
hetirlng from the management OF the
printing establishment ho became a
special partner in tho firm OF Ped rick,
Price d Co., who conducted tho iron
business at the corner OF Third and
Shipley streets.
Several years ago he retired from
active business and lived q retired
life. His wife died live years ago yester.
day. He leaves four sons !. Eugene,
Stephen s., Augustus N. and Harry O..
also one daughter. His funeral will
take place at 4 O'Clock Friday after
noon, from his late residence. No. 1921
Market street aud the interment will
BIO made In tho Wilmington and
Brandywlno cemetery.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-31

KEw CASTLE May 31.-Tho Board
Of Education met last evening with
PRESIDENT Eckle5 In the chair. Orders
Tor thu teachers salaries were drawn
A number of applications for princl.
palehip OF the schools were read. but
no action was taken. The secretary
was instructed 10 correspond with
John Il. Connolly. who recently re
moved TO Now York, to learn whether
he desired to continue his membership
OF the board.
A number OF New Castle people
went to Wilmington yesterday after.
noon to witness the Memorial Day
exercises.
The steamer Thomas Clyde will re
sums her summer excursions TO
Woodland Beach OIL June 18th, touch
Ing here Oh Wednesdays and Sundays
City Council sat last evening rs 4
court OF appeals ON the Assessment.
The sittlngs will continue Tonight
and tomorrow night. ..5.
Tbs members of the Loyal Temper
ance Legion held very enjoyable pic.
Me on Leslie's lawn yesterday utter.
noon.
One match game of base ball and
several impromptu ones were played
here yesterday.
Waiter Smith and wife of Camden,
former residents of this city were the
GUESTS tft 6cUrgo crime ycscgroitJ;.
Miss Maggie Biggs OF Philadelphia,
Visited friends here yesterday.
Mrs. Isaac Sutton OF Ocean Grove Is
Visiting friends here.
Fred. Worthington of Philadelphia
spent yesterday at his home hcre.
Marvin Gray of Wilmington visited
friends hero yesterday.
sl A lanes IInIeon .In,ok,a,, a1
son, now OF Philadelphia. spent the
day with New Castle friends yesterday,
Elmer Hawk of Brandywiue was III
Town yesterday.
Miss Elsie Black has returned from
O visit to Harrisburg, Pa.