Evening journal., 1897-11-06
LOCAL NEWS NOTES

LVOhh NhuO NVlGD
DR. J. Paul Lukens has not thirty
four cases of diphtheria on his list OF
patients at the present time, but he has
had that many from the bUeaking out
of the present epidemic up to this time.
Mrs. Blandy will deliver an address
at Brandywine Churchs Epworth
League rally at $3.50 p. m. Mrs. VIII
liam II. Ainsworth and Miss Perla
Smith Will sing morning and evening
The Bible a Medicine Chest and
Chart viii be the subject of an adj
dress before communion services al
Wesley Church tomorrow morning by
Rev w. w. Sharp
There will be revival services to-
morrow at the Holiness Christian Mis-
sion Front and Madison streets
George E. Little Of Washington .ad-
dressed the teachers OF the Wilmington
public schools Thursday on "Wit and
Wisdom In Pictures and Poems"
-Hanscom's delivery wagon dropped
a wheel at Delaware avenue and Jack
son street last evening but the driver
escaped injury
Hugh G. Browne has had new whste
cur.ains put in the bay window i'm his
law Office at Ninth and Market streets.
1t is rumored that the Guarantee
Trust. Title and Insurance Company.
which was chartered by the General AS
sembly last Spring, will In q few
months begin the erection of q hand
some building In this city.
Communion services will be held
at Delaware Avenue Baptist Church to-
morrow. Baptism and revival services
will be held in the evening
The colored Knights Templar have
set Thanksgiving night as the time for
their full-dress reception at the Pyle
Cycle Academy.
Bishop McCabe and the gospel sing
er, Mrs Fitch, will be at Ashury Church
all day OF next Sunday, November IA,
Contractor Patrick Fahey expresses
the belief that If the weather keeps good
he will complete the work on 81. Angus
tine causeway in about two months.
Henry Yost, OF Philadelphia who
was arrested for the alleged larceny OF
q lot of rope, was dismissed from GUS
tody yesterday. There was no evidence
to hold him.
Rev. John ID. c. Hanna will preach
his third sermon TO children tomorrow
on Hive of BIS"
Rev. Ephraim Phillips, Of Philadel-
phia, will preach at Covenant Reform
cd Church tomorrow and conduct COM
munlon services in the morning
BY request tomorrow afternoon, at
$780, Rev. s. II. Maxwell, the Irish
evangelist Will preach his stirring SER
mon on "Glorying Only in the Cwss.'
j. Frank Peirce and James Prim-
rose will have a corn-husking match
for a purse of 81 a side.
The steamer Caucase entered port
to-day.
u Revival services are in progress at
ST. Paul's M. E. Church.
n Ir.r-Hugh Browne Dumpson, 1O-months
old son OF Ottrey Dumpson, colOred, OF
No. SOC Windsor street. died Thursday
night OF pneumonia.
Argument in the forfeiture case OF
the steamer Laurada has been post
poned until Tuesday next.
/, William Brooks, colored. who ran
J away from the Ferris Industrial School
delphia yesterday
The Retail Liquor Dealers Associa-
ton held a meeting yesterday after
7 noon, At German Hall.
Samuel Nelson and his wife, Annie.
; colored, were before Magistrate Kelley
last night on the charge of being disor-
! derly The case was settled.
Wilmington has twenty-nine miles
OF electric railway track within its linz
its, and nearly ten miles of rural feed
] ers.
Residents Of Rising Sun and High
lands want closed cars put on their
branch of the railway.
y. M. c. A. boys have formed a
gymnasium class to give an exhibition
when the remodeled hall is completed.
On Monday Architect Rice will
open bids for the electrical work on
Howard b. Griffiths new residence, on
, the Boulevard.
Christian Manhood" will be the
subject Of the address Of Rev. G. II.
Trull. of East Lake Presbyterian
Church, at the mems meeting at Asso-
citation Hall tomorrow afternoon
AT the Henry George memorial scr-
vices. to be held by the Young Mems
Single Tax Club, in the Opera House to-
morrow evening. John Nj. Dorney will
preside and speeches will be made by
Rev. Jesse c. Taylor, of Lewes, John S.
Crosby, of New York, and. possibly,
Congressman l.. Irving Handy.
= This afternoon the Security Trust
and Safe Deposit Company will sell two
/, hotel properties at Henry Clay.
S1.50 TO WASHINGTON AND RE-
TURN VIA THE OLD RELIABLE
PENNSYLVANIA LINE.