The sun., 1897-11-25
LOCAL DOTS.

J. D. Goodwin has left the city for
visit to New York.
Pschorrbraue Book at Haubcrs---Tht
Imported Pschorrbraue.
J. d. Baldwin, of Hockessin, visited il
Wilmington on Tuesday.
The illness of his son has called Rev
T. A. McCurdy to New York.
Miss Amy McColgan, of Middletown
visited in Wilmington, Tuesday.
Speaker of the Senate. f. B. Riggin,
of Laurel, was in the city yesterday.
Miss Cornelia Dempsey, of Union. Del
visited in Wilmington on Wednesday,
Harold Callaw, of Philadelphia, is the
guest of Louis Stevenson, of this city.
Bishop Coleman returned to this city
on Tuesday from a visit to Montreal,
Canada.
Capt. Thos. L. Cannon and Mrs. A.
Pennell, of Laurel, are guests of relatives
in this city.
The police have been ordered to arrest
persons driving on the newly paved part
Of West Street.
The barge, built by Jackson & Sharp
Co., was launched Wednesday morning,
at II O'Clock.
Walter n. Whitman was in the city on
Wednesday and viewed the gunboat,
Wilmington.
The Misses Minnie and Arvilla White
man are spending Thanksgiving with
friends near Newark.
The well known morocco worker, VIII
liam p. Schwartz, died on Wednesday at
his home, No. 9O5 West Third street.
The 35th anniversary of the Shields
Library Association was celebrated last
night by a dance, given in Turn Hall.
Madame Silcst, the celebrated clcc-
zionist and phrcnologist is in the city
and will soon lecture at the Auditorium.
Number 1850 drew the turkey CHANGED
off at kelly's Tenth and Shipley. Charles
Dugan, Third and Pine, was the winner.
A meeting of the officers OF the First
Regiment, n. G. d., will be held at the
Armory, for the purpose of electing Il
major.
Mrs. Lafayette Marks will address Il
Milford audience tonight. She lecturers
on Temperance in the Avenue VI. f.
Church.
The cars which the Jackson e. Sharp
Company presented to the Wilmington
and Elsmere Electric Railway Company,
are now being used
Some one relieved Mrs. TaIlcy. mar
kct woman OF Brandywlne Hundred, of
all her money from her market wagon
on yesterday morning.
An apron and doll sale will take place
in the New Century Club parIors on
December 3, by the Junior Board of the
Homeopathic Hospital!
Mr.. Charles y. Crittondrn, the well
known evangelist, will carry on revival
service in this city, beginning on Noycm-
Der 2S, at ASbury NJ. +. Church.
Miss BicrIy Wcigand, of the West
Chester Normal School, arrived in this
city to-day to spend Thanksgiving with
her friend, Miss Bessie kuntz.
Alfred i. >haiincr yesterday brought
suit against Eaton 4 Names, Of Philadrl-
phia, for $2O,00O, for bIackmaiI. a. :. J..
Shields will represent Shaiiner.
W. |. Mrmtrn, the well known plum
Der has been awarded tie contract for
fitting up the new flats for Gen. Parkc
rostlcs at 9th and jefferson Streets.
The following Numbers, 1884 and 2G3O
drew the turkey and goose at +. p.
Ercyc's saloon on Wednesday evening.
Holders will please call for the prizes.
The engagement OF Miss Sarah S.
Rnmiord, the popular Kindergarten
teacher Of this city and Eugene NJ.
Chambers Of Lrnapr, Pa. is announced.
Rev. o. ID. Robinson, pastor Of Bethel
A. NJ. L. Church, will prelch at the
Union Thanksgiving service in Gilbert
Presbyterian Church to-day at 1890 A.
VI.
Charles b. Lore will improve his resi-
dcncc on Delaware avenue and Rroomc
streets, by having erected two story
brick bay window. l.. B. Springer is
the architect.
George Whitaker, Of No. 20 ,Jcssup's
lane, was found on a cellar door at Front
and Market streets very ii. He was
taken to his home and DR.. s:hortIidgc
summoned.
Contractor Anderson has Just finished
four new houses at Thirlicth and Tatna)l
streets, and has commenced building two
houses on Eleventh street, bet wccn West
and Washington.
Minqua Tribe, No. 125, Improved Or
der Red Men, last night visited Usage
Trihr NJ lla III PhilaL.l1,hin Thn