The sun., 1897-12-25
LOCAL DOTS.

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ing in Georgetown. -~
Charles S. Gawthrop, has returned
home from a four-months' trip in Europe
Superintendent A. &. McCausland Of
the Wilmington and Northern Railroad
Co., made presents Of turkeys to the |
several switchmen and tagmcn along the
railroad tracks between Orange and
French streets, ON Friday. ..o-
Lewis S. Fell, of No. 1915 West Fifth
street, slipped and fell and was badly in
jurcd, on Thursday evening.
Mrs. John r. Pray, of New York is
visiting friends in this city. .. 4
Alfred Malone left yesterday for Vir-
ginia where lie will spend the holidays.
c. K. Day and wife, Of Salisbury, are
registered at Hotel Jennings,
J. Edward Faley is suffering with Il
severe cold.
Mrs. Sarah $. England has gone to
Fairvil!c, Pa, for the holidays.
Ex-Governor X. j. Reynolds was Wis
itor in the city yesterday
Robert Iloffcckcr, of Smyrna, was in
this city on Thursday. '... '..''.
Howard Shippers, has left this city for
Chesapeake City. ona cunning trip.
The unions OF Indiana will hold their
State demonstration at indianapolis on
Labor Day next year.
The handsome doll offered byS. Mitch
ell, 2l9 Market street, awaits the call Of
the holder OF coupon No. 3,506
Major Richard L. Hoxie, of the United
States Engineer Corps, stationed at Maine
was il this city on Thursday.
Recorder Montgomery had beautiful
solid silver smoking set presented to him
yesterday by the clerks in the office Of
the Recorder Of Deeds.
John Donncll, "A glassblowcr, of Quin-
ton, \, j., is moving his family to this
city.
Mate Edward Dawson, whose ship is
in port at Philadelphia. is the guest Of
Mrs. Nina Sadlcr, Of this city.
Ex-Judge Marvel, Mrs. Marvel and
Miss Anne Marvel have returned from
Milford.
Prothonotary WooIlcy will spend sun
day in Seaford, as tie guest OF his
parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Willard Salisbury, Jr,
left this afternoon for Dover, where they
will spend the holidays.
Sheriff Flyin yesterday morning sold
the stock of goods of Walter Davis, Of
BOB Market street to Harry Emmons, at
torney for $3,3CO.
Plans have been completed, by Emil
Hartmann the well known Architect of
of Philadelphia, for the large brewery to
be erected here.
Frank Moranski underwent an opera
tion yesterday at the Grand Union Hotel
and had his left eye removed The sight
OF the right eye is very dim. About two
week ago in removing a demijohn of Wit
riol at the factory of Blumenthal 4 Co.,
the contents exploded flying into his eyes
and about his face.
Thomas }. Davis, of No. 2n5 West
Fourth street, has pres, ntcd POO candy
canes for the tree for poor children at
City Hall, on Xmas.
Fine lunch all day to morrow, Frank
luck, 600 Madison Street.
West Presbyterian church, corner Sth.
and Washington streets, Rev. A. y.
keigwin. ID. y. pastor, 1920 a. m. Ser
mon by the Rev. A. Edwin Kcigwln, of
Millvillc. \. J. 2p. III. Sabbath School;
G.45 p m. Christian Endcavor; 7.:O p. m.
Choral Service. ''Jov to the World.'
The handicap billiard tournament set
for January Is at Chicago is apparently
of Champion George Sl"sson frs, de-
clncd to enter Ex-t hampton Frank
Ives then announced that he would 60
to Europe, and Wizard Schacicr now
says he is dissatisfied with the handi-
capping. Many Of the ~hortstop players
expressed dissatisfaction wit the hanui-
caps. While the managers have not an
nounccd their decision. it is understood
that the torlnanrnl will he declared Of
The company offered a 81, 100 purse, to
which the net box receipts were to br
addict the total to be divided into five
prizes.
There is little prospect Of Il meeting be-
tween Ives and SI"ssun for the hiliar!
championship, or between Ives and the
winner OF the contest which S!usSon and
Srhacicr are to engage in Ives feels
chagrincd over the fact that SInSsun ac-
ccptcd S,hacier's challenge before his
own and has decided to 90 to England in
February and remain away for some
months. lie will give several cxhibi-
tions in London
Following are the names Of the can.
tains Of the Big Four foot ball teams:
Outland captain Of PENNSYLVANIA, Cham
hers Of Yale. Band OF Princeton and
Dibblcc OF Harvard.
laIc will reserve SIj, ,5G! as her share
Of the net receipts of the Yale Harvard
foot ball game. This is considerably
more than was nrttcd by the Yale.
Princeton game at New Haven. The
total receipts Of the big Cambridge
match were $3S, S57 and the expenses
only T,7%' The gridiron game is more
prosperous at Harvard than at any OF
= the big colleges except Pennsylvania.
+. NJ. Murphy has been c!cctcd cap.
tain Of the Brown University foot ball
team for next year.
Coach George Woodruff, Of Old Penn,
dccrics the use of champagne in training.
. Cornell and Yale are still at odds over
ne proposed boat race next spring, and
the efforts to come to some kind of an
agreement are beginning to tire rowing
enthusiasts. Iali wants to row Cor.
| neil, but can't see why they should give
tic Iliaran$ five years agreement.
Cornell is willing to row Yale, but not
= under the conditions imposed in the lat.
; ter : challenge fora race for next year.
Cornell is not looking for race for next