Evening journal., 1894-12-17
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

Professor T. II. Kiessl, OF Washington, d.
o., conducted deaf and dumb service at the
Y. M. g. A., yesterday Afternoon.
The Republican First District COMMITTEES
will meet this evening and provide for the
perauasion.
Hard wood mantels and tiles at YsrKera'.
4l9 Market street.
Pensions have been granted 10 Daniel
Dougherty, Of this city, and Agnes II. Brooks,
OF Newark.
Now that the supply Of Jacks has been
| exhausted the ghost raiser OK the morning
paper has evolved Mary the chaser"
There are still three queens In the deck TO be
run on.
The small boy was made glad this morn
ing by astreet parsde or ponies, monkeys and
dogs, comprising Norris's Equine Show, which
will be at the Academy this week.
Rev. Edwin Gernant, OF Ridley Park,
exchanged pulpits with Rev. George O. Hall,
Of 81. Johns, yesterday, and preached an
eloquent sermon.
dement, that will hold anything. for sale
ley.
Chester talks OF introducing black list In
that city and yesterday Chief Dolan ex-
planned the workings OF the system to Homo
visitors from that city.
-One h ndred fat turkeys for the Christ
mas market we're sold at Booths Corner to-
day BY William 8. Go0dley.
Greatest variety of new pianos at s. H.
The new Single Tax Society Of Delaware
has secured permanent headquarters at
Tenth and Market streets.
On Saturday evening the Hibernian Com
for the benefit Of St. Mary's X. q. Church ia
the basementof that edihce.
The matchless Hardman Piano at S. II.
Baynard's Fifth and Market streets.
New songs given away at Kingswood re-
"A slight fire occurred in the show window
OF George Hardcastle's store, at Shipley
street, last night, destroying pictures and
frames. IL is not known how II originated.
-Transfer OF property on the north side OF
Brown street west OF Stroud street has been
filed.
lin Central Presbyterian Church yesterday
morning. Rev. w. p. SwartZ preached an
illustrated sermon TO children on "Inhuenoo
of Association
Chaplain McCabe preached TO a crowded
church at Asbury yesterday morning. The
chaplain's familiar jet black hair is fast be-
coming snow white.
Sand, for all sorts Of purposes, for sale by
the Geo. II Mccall Co., Eighth aud Shipley.
The @. u. American Mechanics attended
Union Church In a body yesterday and heard
sermon by Pastor Hanna.
AT St. Paul's NJ. 4. Church last night
Fairfax Lodge of Odd Fellows attended 10
body and heard Rev.T X. Terry. a brother Odd
Fellow, preach on the parable sf the good
Full line OF music rolls and music port
folios. s. H. Baynard Fifth and Market.
Joseph Handy, having sold his farm on
Marsh road, near CArrcroft station. b. & o.
railroad, in Brandy wine hundred. sold all his
stock and farming utensils ~ public sale TO-
day.
The Ladies' Auxiliary Of the Y. Nj. G. A.
met this afternoon st o'clock In annual
session at Association Hall.
Chancellor Wolcott will sit in Chancery
and Orphans Court at the Court House on
Wednesday.
Register OF Wills Cooch has granted let
ters testamentary upon the estate Of Beulah
L. Thomas, late Of Wilmington, to Frank II.
Thomas.
The large schooner Virginian Bulon has
arrived In the Christiana with cement for the
Warner Company.
"A heavy coating Of crushed stone is being
spread over the yard approaching the freight
sheds OF the Warner Company.
An the framework for the east side pier OF
Market street bridge has been completed by
the Delaware Construction Company's work
men.