The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1897-11-21
LOCAL DOTS.

| Lit pdElles NINy.uIoNc tIlc cdtTlaSe ant
run down George w. Bush are still un
known. Mr.. Bush is resting comfortably
Elwood Truman, the popular signal
man at French Street Station, has re-
turned from cunning trip in Maryland
A sportsman Of Wilmington who had
more dollars than shot returned last
evening with IS rabbits The number
seems large nevertheless it is true.
A union service of the Methodist
churches will be held in Grace church at
1890 a. N. Thanksgiving day. Rev
Henry Baker will preach the sermon.
James J. Bingham, of Philadelphia,
will address meeting of men at ASsoci-
alton Hall, this afternoon. Mr.. Bing-
hams subject will be "a Vital Cues
ton
Walter and Harry Walrath, employees
Of the Wilmington Transfer Co., left yes
tcrday for Woodsidc, Del, where they
anticipate killing all the rabbits in the
vicinity.
The Lafayette Club gave a dinner Fri
day night at the Lafayette Hotel. Covers
We're laid for twcnty -thrcc, and the even
ings entertainment consisted OF music
and speaking.
/ The Schooner II. W. Laws which cane
ashore here in the storm last month WAS
lloated this morning. Captain F, Register
Of Lewis, her owner says he will iciit
her for the bay and river trade.
The Women's Christian Temperance
Union will hold appropriate services this
evening at Asbury NJ. f. Church, in OBJ
servance Of Neal Dow Day. Rev, Ezra
Tinker will deliver special sermon,
The final rehearsal of the Woman'S
Alliance, Of the Unitarian Church., pre-
paratory to their dramatic entertain
ment to be given on Monday night, was
held last night in the rooms of the New
Centurp Club.
The Washington Fire Company last
night responded to a still alarm at the
Merritt House. 1t proved to be Il false
one, as it was discovered that the cause
of the alarm was only steam escaping
from the basement windows.
The annual meeting of the IInmco-
pathic Hospital Association, Of Della
were, met yesterday afternoon in the re-
ception room OF the hospital and re-
elected all the members of the Board of
Trustees and Board of Managers
The Pusey & Jones Co. have shipped
to the York Haven Paper Company, Of
York Haven, Pa, a Solomon-Brunger
digester for making pulp by the sunlight
process. The digester weighs 5000
pounds, is 80 feet long, and measures
feet, 6 inches in diameter.
One Of the largest dccrs that has ever
came to Wilmington is now Oh cxhibi-
ton at Mr.. Rocmers, Seventh and Madi- .
son Streets. The deer was shot by an
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