The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-01-30

Bishop Coleman will conduct service al
st, james Church, Stanton, tomorrow
morning at l045 o'clock.
The Wilmington Bicycle Club will give
another Of Its delightful must ,ales on
|. Tuesday evening. H. P. Hickman, Will
liam Pritchett and George Huxley, the
committee OF arrangements. have arrang-
ed an excellent program.
The regular monthly meeting of the Y.
W. @. Il. U. was held yesterday afternoon.
: Interesting reports were read from the
J Cheerful Home Society, the loyal Legion
and the reading-room committee.
A big Christian Endeavor rally will be
held next Tuesday evening at the First
Presbyterian Church.
The Alumni Association Of the Boys
High School has decided to give its theat.
rical performance in the assembly hall of
the High School on Thursday and Friday,
February 25 and 26. Sunset" and the
comedy THE Little Rebel" will be pre-
sented.
DIR. VIM. G. Pierce will speak before the
Natural History Society, Monday night
on Night Lights of Insects"
The tug Catawissa is still on Pea Patch
Island.
New officers of Brandywine Castle X.
Il. II, were installed last night.
st Joseph's Industrial Village at
Claymont, is completed with the excep-
tion Of some painting.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of Rvervlew will
hold bazaar for one week commencing
Monday evening, February |, at No. Z
West Eighth street, Institute building
The proceeds will be devoted to charity
h b. Il. Springer, attorney for Miss
Annie Ransom, has entered suit in Magis-
trate kelley's office to recover $S7 from the
industrial Insurance Company, which Is
alleged to be due on the death of Mrs.
Margaret Carroll
The county assessors will conclude their
sittings at the Court House to-day and
report to the Levy Court on Tuesday.
The contest over the will of the late
David 2. Smyth will be heard at the COM
Ing session of court.
The Boys Brigade of the West End
Reading Room will attend Mt Salem
Church tomorrow.
An evening with the monograph, North
Baptist Church, Feb. End. Fine musical
selections, readings and illustrations of
how records are made,
The Ladies' Aid of the North Bap:ist
Church will holdiher annual experience
meeting in therhurch, Thursday evening
| February 4th
! Every member W III tell how he or she
learned the dollar contributed to The Aid
during the year. Refreshments will be
served during tho evening, also collection
baskets for II silver Offering A very en-
| joyablU Time is anticipated All are cord
lally invited TO attend
/ The horse Of Geo H. Frazer attached to
asi"lgh, slipped and fell this morning at
Fourth and King streets, but luckily
escaped INJURY. 1t SOun got on its feet and
was hltchel To the sleigh and driven on up
/ Fourth street.
several sidewalks have been completely
covered with ice during the cold SPELL
which should be looked after by the city
authorities Such sidewalks are really
dangerous.
Fhcro is skating and coastng. You can
take yUur choice.
/ The funeral of Mrs RI North, of Mid
dletown took place to-day lntcrmcnt
was nude ut the NJ. +. Cemetery she
was the mother of Mrs. Mary + Daniels
aud Elmer North Of tins CITY
! The congregation of St Stephen church
VIII buy II now pipe organ and subocrip.
lions are beng received and in short
time the new Instrument viii be in pll"e
The Union CoEuge Prayer meeting will
be held 1T Mr.. Pitgrrs, No. Oh Chestnut
street, This Saturday evening, commuu
eng ut 73J O'Clock Eve. ybody invited
Mr.. Geurgc Rruss Of 81 Wilson 81 rcet,
who has been very i'll ana not expected to
llVr Slncn NnvcmDtr last Is lnpruyng rup.
llly nov anu Is ibiu 10 b. about bis room.
III, physician DR. II w. nUwrlI prOuVun.
.Cel him ouL IF immediate danger Mr..
f'Iloa Is prominent Il a. k, man and
iit> II host OF friends whu will b. glal 70
hear vi his improvement.