Evening journal., 1897-12-04
LOCAL NEWS NOTES

The annual meeting of the United
Circles Of Kings Daughters of this
city will be held this afternoon.
"A mission will be opened in st.
pauls X. G. Church tomorrow at 1890
o'clock. The first week will be for
women and girls and the last week for
men and boys. IL will be conducted by
the Paulist fathers, Cullen, Murphy,
OCalahan and Mention.
On account of press OF business in
the Superior Court. Judge Spruance
transacted no Orphans Court business
to-day.
While Charles Barkalo, a roofer,
was at work on Association Hall his
gold watch fell from his pocket to the
pavement below When he reached
| tho pavement he could not find his
time-piece, some passer-by probably
! picking it up.
"A dispatch from Cleveland, Ohio,
says that Mrs. Florence Hill Frost,
formerly of this city, has been sent to
the workhouse for non-payment of a
fine for drunkenness.
H. r. Martindalo will speak on
Power" at Association Hall to-mor-
row.
The chocolataire entertainment
will be contlued this evening at Cal
vary p. e. Church, Third and Wash
ington streets. The attendance last
} evening was much affected by the bad
3 weather and the managers decided tc
try again.
Colds ere prevalent in consequence
of the variable weather.
! IS. Logue and George c. Raymon,
r left for Massachusetts, this morning Q.
purchase about 1900 Christmas trees
A handsome tree will be given to thl
b. Kings Daughters.
j. Otley Evans will build hous'
p on South Franklin street, ear Maple.
-Lfburn Chandler has removed hi
| law offices from No. S24 Market stree
: to 902 Market street. and now has tw
Z Of the largest and best appointed of
{ fees in the city.
8 g--The boiler room en- the. damon
/. State Iron Company's wharf was dc
J., sroyed by fire last night.
n An original pension has bee
2, granted to Martha Turner, Of this city
= The regular meeting Of the Fe
male Biblo Society Of Grace Churc
. will be held al the home of Mrs. Greg
" Chandler, next Thursday afternoon.
e Grace Circle, of the w. II. M. Sc
/. ciety, will meet at the home OF Mis-
h McClOud, No. 500 West street, Monda
n afternoon at o'clock.
Grace Auxiliary, Women's Foreig
@ Missionary Society will meet at IN
J. ree' e'3enco of Mrs. Henry c. Robinson
& No 800 West street, on Thursday al
Is ternoon next,
. Wyoming Valley" was the subje'
n OF an address by Enos G. DOan at th
N Friends Westinghouse. Ninth an
81 Tatnall streets. last evening.
- Hubert Cassidy & Co. have pun
'e chased for slS,5OO the property No. %
! Market street. and il will be cOnverte
l. into a hotel.
4 AT the homo of President Alfre
Gawthrop this evening the board {
s. directors and the Ladies Auxiliary ,
y the Y. NJ. c. A. viii consider plans Il
ct furnishing the remodeled buildin
Of work upon which will be finished |
l. the first of the year.
rs AT the meeting of the Society
le Natural History on Monday evening
to paper on Game Birds Of Delawa
ne and Their Habits" will be read.
Us Us The county tax collectors from Il
80 rural hundreds, were in town yeste
- day making their monthly settleme
with County Comptroller Kelley.
ne Roy Palmatary, a small boy livil
en- at No. 1919 Monroe street was II
in down by a bicyclist a day or two a,
ard sustained severe bruises fro
which he mas not yet recovered.
DIR. William C. Pierce, Of this cit
US will lecture en- Natural History
e Alaska" before St. Johns Chapt,
OF Brotherhood of St Andrew, in 5
Al Johns parish house, this evening, al
ne tho lecture will bo supplemented wi
Is vocal and instrumental music.
IL Thursday afternoon and event
al the women Of st. Johns Guild, ga
ed their annual supper and held their a
rs nual bazar in tho parish house. p
"A horse attached to an ice wag
fell at Fourth and Shipley streets
no noon yesterday and the work OF q
it- ting it on its feet attracted the usu
us crowd Of spectators and suggesti
makers.
Clerk Of the Peace Foard yestC
day made his bi-monthly settleme
'or with State Treasurer w. M. Ross T
,or amount turned over was $2S,305..
ale representing the receipts from the S;
of 373 licenses.