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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-05-27

but breaking no bones. He managed TO
reach mis- hoTe, where aphysician dressed
his iDjuries
Volunteer Circle Of Kings Daughters
met with Miss Lulu Clarke at Hope last
evening and decided To join Progressive
circle OF King sDaughtors Of Fiskeville on
their trip 10 Theodore Lawton's FARM on
the second Saturday IN June.
The Women's Relief Corps met In Grand
Army hall last evening and made ar
rangements 90 act ns commissary de-
partment 20 the Grand Army and Sons
Of Veterans on Memorial day.
The Phenix Epworth League held It's
regular monthly meeting and entertain
mont in the yestry of tho Methodist
church last evening.
Peter Hammond, who lives near Pom
tiac, was awakened about midnight last
night by someone who was evidently try
ing TO enter the window OF closet which
opens out o. the kitchen. MIR. Hammond
arose and quietly arming himself with a
baseball bat, which belonged 10 one OF
his children, started on "a still hunt for
the would-be burglar. The man was
still working on the window and Mr..
hammond took position by tho closet
door where he could "welt' the marauder
as soon IA he stuck his head through
the opening The man soon succeeded IN
opening tho window and was about tc
crawl in when he saw Mr.. Hammond
and lodged back just in time Co save his
skull. When no saw that he was dis
covered hs started on IA run in the
direction Of Apponaug closely pursued
By Mr. Hammond In scant attire, and
armed with tho bat but the man was tuc
fleet of foot for him and made his escape,
leaving behind him an inch and hal
Cf framing chisel with which he had
pried open the window.
George Lee of Watertown, y. Y, has
returned TO his homo after visit with
friends AT River POinu.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-05-27
Court Calendar for Friday.
appellate Division.J


r. A. Roger f. Capwell, appt., VS.. Frank b.
Hazard, adr.
Ex. 2les. ii. Midwood's Sons vs.. Executive
Association OF Wholesale Grocers of New Eng
land.
Eq. A12 Jesse L. Miner vs. Alfred A. Cyr
ct ux.
Wash. Co. Delos @. Wood, admr., vs. Irving
Watson.
Eq. $780, Joseph Carroll VS.. Michael Carroll.
Ex. 276 Thomas Schofeld VS.. Andrew J.
Smith.
Eq. 35s2 Matteson Whaley.
Dem. 1856 Henry NJ. Packard VS.. Charles
V. Chaplin.
Div lOl5l7. Fanny O. White VS.. Burdette
White.
j. T.. W. 1893. James Murphy ct al. VS.. viii.
liam ID. Bullock et nj.
Ex 2g7S. Jennie Volpe VS.. Joel Rodinslxy.
The News Self Educator Feature Is
n valuable helper to all. Young and old
are reaping the benefits thcrefrom.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-05-27
: lbs. Counterfeit
Same Price
1 lib. Genuine.

Hundreds of imitators of tile
genuine Postum Cereal Food Col
fee have sprung up with 10 idea
of food value.
Some are drugged to give the
coffee taste. The u. S. Court he's
called the makers of Grain . TO
account.
Grocers who persist in giving
out imitation Cereal Coffee" in
packages infringing the U. S.
trade mark of the genuine Postum
will court trouble for themselves
and the condemnation of every
lover of pure and honestly made
food and drink.
Customers are requested TO send
name and address of grocers who
offer imitation Cereal Coffee"
Look for the name Postum Cere-
al, Battle Greek, Mich. and the
red seals.
POSTUM CEREAL CO., Limited,
BATTLE CREEK, MICH.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-05-27
TALKED ABOUT.

Night Watchman James Rogers found q
light of glass broken in the window of the
office of the city yard at 80 o'clock this
morning.
The pupils Of the Rhode Island School OF
Design went to Mount Hope this morning in
a party wagon, where they will have their
annual picnic.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Florists and Gardeners Club Of Rhode
Island will be held i'm Swarts Lodge hall, %
Westminster street, at p. m. tomorrow.
RG Stamp, who lives at Ia Grove street,
reported TO tho police that some one broke
into his tool chest at the Rhode Island Braid.
ing Mill and stole valuable pair of COM
passes.
An attompt was made TO enter the saloon
OF Richard Denncy, o, Atwells avenue. by
crawling through the transom over the front
door. IL was discovered by Patrolman Smith
of the Knight street station.
A horse owned by william Shine Of S55 East
avenue, PawtucSet, was left standing
Dyer street at $50 o'clock last evening with
its bride off, so that IL could eat, and was
frightened, running away and colliding with
Ii. D. Fisxos team. The damage eone was
slight.
A festival service will be held in tho Church
OF the Epiphany this evening under the aus
pices Of the Epiphany brotherhood. Delega-
tions from the brotherhoods in other parishes
will be present. The sermon will be preached
by the Rev. DIR. Fiske, rector Of St. stephens
parish.
Henry Havcns was alone in the rooms Of
the Mount Hope Fife and Drum Band, $50
Prairie avenue last night, and thought that
no heard burglars at work in the building. so
he went 10 window in the rear aud fired n
shot from his revolver, which attracted the
attention OF several car men. who rushed to
the scene, but no burglars were found.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-05-27
CHARGE GRAND LARCENY.

New York, May 27.-Perrin II. Sum-
ner, known as the Great American
Identifer' was placed on trial yester-
day on charge of grand larceny 1t is
alleged that Sumner took from Charles
II. Goodwin of Boston $1,000 for worth
less land. The alleged transaction oc-
Cured on July l6, 1895, when he entered
into deal "a sci! Goodwin valuable tim
Der land in Sussex county, j. To bir d
the bargai Goodwin paid $1,000. The
deal was for several thousand. When
Goodwin looked up his investment he
found that there was no timber on the
land.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-05-27
Neighborhood Notes.

John l.. Tiffany has been the guest OF his
parents In Cenircvllo.
John Mcdonald was recently the guest Of
Mrs. Imogene Arnold.
Miss,Rosamond Sims has been the guest OF
Mr. and Mrs. John Tiffany az Centroville.
The Rev. Mr.. Rabenius delivered an adj.
dress at the Swedish church. East Green.
wich yesterday.
Irving Curtis Of Hope recently visited this
city ON bVsiness
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-05-27
MILES GOES TO ATHENS.

Constantinople, May 27.-General Nell
son A. Miles, United States army. who
left the United States with the intention
OF witnessing the T'urko-Greek war, has
started for Athens with his suite. The
general has abandoned his proposed
visit 20 Thccsaly. Captain G.. u. Scriven,
L. ). A., the United States military at
tache at Rome, who was recently ap-
pointed TO Gli the post Of military at
tache at Constantinople as well. leaves
this city for Thessaly today.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-05-27
X. OF p. STATISTICS.

Worcester, Mass. May 27.-The grand
lodge OF Massachusetts, knights of Py-
thias. held It's 2Sth annual session yes
terday. The number OF active lodges
Dec. ST. 1895. was 1873; the membership.
H,056. Cash on hand or invested Dec.
81, 1895, was Slil.G96.S1; paid for relief
and burying the dead, Sf9. .650.49: net as
,ets of ell the lodges. s24o, ,550.34; money
collected in the grand lodge office. se.-
BQl "a
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-05-27

At this season the best ounce of prevention
and cure for Coughs. Colds and lncipient Con.
sumption Is MoRRHUOL CREoSOTE, repre-
senting tho curative part cf Cod Liver Oil
and the gcrm-dcstroying potency OF Beech.
wood Creosote. The remedial worth % this
combination and its paatsbility has been
endorsed by the French Academy Of Mcdi-
cine. Bronchitis, Catarrh OF the Lungs and
Oppression Of the Chest readily yield 20 Nor
rhuol Creosote; price per bottle of ~ capsules
sufficient FOR 20 days trea;ment). ,L0o.
Sold by all druggists.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-05-27
Sound Money Democrats.

Des Moines, In. May 27.-The gold standard
Democratic state COMMITTEES hold confcr-
once hero yesterday. sll parts Of The sisss
being represented. Chairman ". Z. MuIl.n
of Cedar Rapids presided. 10 WAS decided TO
bold n ronvention in Dos Moines July :. two
weeks after the Democratic convc1tfon. Trs
seasn at the conference was that tie national
Democrats cannot support any cndorsoacse
of the CHICAGO llatlsra.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-05-27
GOMEZ TO VISIT PRESIDENT.

Philadelphia, May 27.-Advices from
Cuba have been received by the local
junta to the effect that General Gomez
will tempo: -rily resign as commander
OF the insurgent forces and come to III 5
country as secretary OF war pro tenn"
OF the Cuban republic 90 confer win
President Mckinley on the Cuban sltus-
ton. Drring his absence General Garcia
will command
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-05-27
MISSING MEN RETURN.

Provincetown, Mass, May 1.-THE IS
fishermen who were lost i'm the fog off
the Banks last Friday returned here yes
terday. They were picked up by a fish
ing schooner
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-05-27
LARRABEE A CANDIDATE.

Portland. Me. May 27.-speaker Seth
l.. Larrabee Of the house Of representa-
tiyes has announced that he viii 10 q
candidate for seyernor. -
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-05-04
A New rlinstrel Company.

The New Century Minstrels, LOCAL or
ganization, who have been rehearsing for
the past few weeks, on their songs,
choruses and original jokes, are getting In
very good shape for their coming perform
ance While this is purely amateur or
ganization, yet from present appearance
1t will make some of the old performers
hustle to protect their reputation.
THE latest attraction to the performance
Is an original sketch entitled "Twenty
Minutes In Mogullian Land,n by DIR Jas.
Fl. Morgan. This sketch Is full Of wit and
will tickle every full bred jack until he
brays again. The members of the club
include The following well known citizens
DR.. H. C. Honeywell, Prof. J. I. Clymer,
D. Vance Thomas, D. J. Wingfield, L. G.
Fritz, II. p. Edwards, George L. DEMO.
Harry Bowman, E. W. Gallagher and @.
Il. Jenkins. In addition to this they have
their own orchestra of eight pieces, COM
posed of the following musicians: George
f. Hyatt leader and first violin; Frank
Wilson, second violin; Harry Alexander,
flute George Ainsworth, clarinet; Lester
Riggs, cornet; William Searles, trombone;
Charles M. Banks, bass; George p. Luck.
man, drums. There first performance will
be given in the Grand Opera House, Fri.
day evening, May 2S, '97, under the au.
spices of Wilmington Lodge, No. l, A, o.
u, w,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-05-04
DOTS.

Catfish are plentiful in tho marshes q,
bout tho city.
Jonathan B. Roberts denies that he is
after an Office in the Mint.
The Tallahassee will be taken out Of tho
II. H. Company dry dock tomorrow.
Alfred d. Vandever killed snake meas.
uring three feet six inchos yesterday attor.
noon.
Chief Engineer Wilson Of tho Engineer
ing Department marked nine building
lines during March.
The reception committee Of tho Y. M. c.
A. last night laid plans for Il hypnotic So
cial in the near future.
The Delaware Field Club will hold its
usual opening field day and tea on the last
Saturday in this month.
The Board of Education may make the
house adjoining the High School ON L!gh'h
street mcnual training department.
r. w. Dodd, Of Lcwcs, has sold yoke
of four oxen to Sawdon and Thomas, Of
this city that weighed l2, $50 pounds.
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Ealti-
more Railroad carpenters arc going over
the line repairing stations, platforms and
freight houses.
If lying Is o sin what mountain Of it
there must be around the toll gate on the
Kenneth pike, where so many thousands
have avered that they turned OF the
pike at the Lower Brandywire Church,
when they went all tho way to the State
line.
The Woman's Homo Missionary Society
of Union NJ Il. church, will meot this
evening at tho home Of Mrs. Thos. Francis
corner Ninth and Orange streets.
a woman's purse was picked up In front
Of the Weocacoe Fire Company's House
this morning, and tho owner can have 1t
by applying thoro
Building Inspector Grub to-day Issued
permit to Patrick Fahsy to make altera.
lions to stable on Front street between
Washington and West
Franci. J. McSorley has transferred to
Marion \ Wood, q lot OH Twonty. third
street between Tatnall and Wost.
The regular monthly meeting Of lIilles
W. q. 4. u, will be held at tho home Of
Mrs. Emma Mason, Pennsylvania Avenue
and Lincoln street this evening ut i
o'clock
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-05-04
Saw the Parade.

Joe Mcconnell and companion were
standing at Front and Poplar streets ono
evening last week as train passed north
ward with Especial party for New York to
witness the Grant ceremonies. Joe and
his chum determined to be In Now York
also, and at 7.40 jumped a freight train,
The first stop was at Gray's Ferry, where
they boarded freight for Jersey City, and
arrived there at 1916
In company with ten other slghtseers
they spent the balance of the night in
freight car which had lot of hay In 1t.
Tho next morning as a passenger train
rolled into Jersey City they followed the
crowd and went cross without cent
After while they struck LUCK and had O
meal of two kinds of meat, three vege-
tables acup of coffee, piece Of pie and half
pint OF wine all for 10 cents.
They saw the parade, begged some more
money, drank three cent beer and whiskey
punches and got Jersey City. A sharp
eye was kept for chance to get to Phila.
delphia and 1t came nll right A special
train with the Now Jersey militia drew
ont and Joe was cuddled between two
seats.
When forty miles from jersey City was
reached Joe was discovered by the braks.
man, but was allowed to ride to Phila-
delphia, He jumped freight for this city
and arrived home in good shape about o
o'clock. He saw the big parade, had a
royal tins and paid little for tho entire
trip.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-05-04

At Birmingham, Alabama last night,
Harry Greenfield, the 1875 pound champion
OF England, beat Larry Burns Of New York
in eight rounds.
Atthe Phila. Winter Circus last night
Joe Butler of Philadelphia and George
Williams Of Tenpesse fought and the form
er won In q round.
John V. Cerum the famous Splinter,
died Mt Des Moines, Iowa, yesterday.
The Eagle Driving Club of Haverford,
has been chartered by Judge Clayton of
Delaware County.
Among tho flyers who will be present ut
the race meet to DO given by the Quaker
City Wheelmen at Tioga on June there
ore none who will attract greater atten.
ton than the Butler Bro hers, Nat and
Tom.
Sunday racing was inaugurated ct the
Velodrome track in San Franclso under q
sanction granted by the California Associ'
ated Cycling Clubs, the organization which
has displaced the League of American
Wheelmen In the State. The blacklist In
next weeks L. A, W. Bulletin will very
likely contain the names of the racers who
participated
DR.. W. 8. Mcdowell, who is training
with Champion Guadaur, Is going along
we'll and shows marked Improvement in
form. He has challenged Bush Thompson
OF Toronto for O race Of one and oneshalf
miles, on May "a, for prize to be mutually
agreed upon.
Harley Davidson, the well known Ca.
madam bicycle rider, will challenge
Michael, the little Welshman, for series
OF races of one and Ave miles the third dis.
tance to be decided by the toss Of a coin.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-05-04
The municipal Court.

That the Judge of the Municipal Court
has unlimited power was shown again to.
day when Judge Ball held Court at 4 80
o'clock. This was done TO accommodate
the convenience of the Judge who wanted
to go to Dover.
Take tho case of man summoned as a
witness. He lost half day to day and
must lose another tomorrow In order to
escape a fine for contempt Of court.
Judge Ball Is paid big salary, he has
things easy and he should remember
others Take a poor police officer who
went on duty yesterday morning and
went off this morning.
He was obliged TO attend the court at 9
o'clock only to find that the Judge was off
for Dover and the case continued to time
when the officer must lose half days
rest to appear in the case. There used to
be deputy Judge for the court but no
one ever sees him as he is to busy with the
Legislature
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-05-04
CROSBY & HILL.

We are disappointed once in a
while. We expected a bright,
pleasant day on Saturday. but it
rained. However we were sur
prised to find that about half of
the Plaid White Nainsook we adj.
vertised was sold; the balance goes
tomorrow; 5 cents yard; former
ly I2H cents.
We had a fine run on the sam
pie lots Of stockings. More Of
them for you tomorrow. This is
great stocking snap.
500 yards very heavy unbleach-
ed Muslin at a cents from 7 cents.
400 yards close, heavy unbleach-
ed Muslin, 40 inches wide, 7 cents
"a yard from 10 cents.
500 yards best Toilet Crash at 3
cents yard.
1900 yards fast color red and
black Prints, now all the rage, s
cents yard.
Bargains at every country. ~
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-05-04

The elevation Of RuT. Father MOuaghau
70 the bishOpriC Of this diocese in st.
Peters Pro. Cathedral on Sunday will be
the evcut Of the year in CathOii- circles
Anticipating q large crowd the Giogc5e has
had tlckets printed and only holders Of
the snmH will be admitted to the CLulch
Father LrOrs has charge Of the disttlb4.
ton and 40 Is being besleged daily for the
coveted paper
Father hlonaghen will DO the third
pfiest located In the btshJpr in this city.
At the Plennry Council Of Baltimore, held
Ia 1866 Is WAS proposed to create the new
/, Catholic Diocese Of Wilmington, and in
1885 the proposition was carried int9 Of.
fect
On August u Of that year Row Thomas
A. Becker, u priest t he ProTo5 Anc.
Il Jme, was COnar"ra, ID a. bishop in tic
Cathedral ~ BR'im IRE, then tuAi.g Dip his
residence n this city. Bishop Becker ;"Gs
afterwR' t"anntcl red to vh7 see OF smvau.
rab, a.~i was followed by bishop Altrel
A. Curtis, ~ was CoGs9C.atrd on 20.
yember IA, 1865, In the CGt1sdrnl Of BnIti.
more, on tho following Sunday hulng in.
called In ST. Pctor's Pro Cathedral this
city by Cardinal Gibbons, assisted by Arch
bishop Ryan OF Z .ll1 SelLnia and Bishop
Becker and Bishop Ms Jr. of Florida
Bishop Monaghan will be he third.
49,. ---s-----------.-- -
Amari1sn T.rndry B1J Vast Erout II
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-05-04
SOLDER BOYS
DANCE.
Company A. N. G. DIS Ball at the
Armory Last Night.
al LARGE NUMBER PRESENT.

B fcomnunIcations Tor this column shoulI
be written oa ous side of the paper only ali
addressed sour Card Basket" REPUBLICAN
Once.
The military ball OF Company A. n. G.
ID. at the Armury last evening was q grand
affair and WIS well attended among those
present being members of the Governors
staff. Flags of the nations colors decor.
ated the spacious ball room and the music
Of Alberts orchestra added to the effect
Tbs dance was arranged by a committoe
composed OF Captain Harry b. Carter,
Fred w. Drake and Horace Waldo Smith.
The reception committee was composed Of
lieutenant Harry YanDyke Foote's, ],
Warner Reed, Harry f. White, W. f.
Buekmaster, Charles Lloyd, George W.
Francis. The committee was Horace
Y Waldo Smith, Fred w. Drake, Harry G.
Tazwell, Harvey ]. Little, Philip A. Tray.
nor.
Among those noticed on the floor were:
General Garrett ]. Hart Greneral G Parko
Fostles, Colonel Enoch Moore, of tho gov.
ernor's stall; Colonel Wickershain, Lieu.
tenant Colonel G. NJ. Stevenson, Adjutant
John NJ: Dunn, Lieutenant Rutan, Lieu.
tenant Dillon, Lieutenant Fox, Lieutenant
A.. W. Foreman, R. W. Smith, Sergeant
payne, William Robinson. William Hol.
iett, Percy Henderer, Irwin Buckmaster,
: LAWFUL, CudIlGb lLtOgu,
Horace Barlow, Joseph Hill, Richard
Jones, II. Q, Parks, George Pierce Frank
Porter, Frank White, William Wicr, VII.
liam smith, Howard Swaveriy, Walter Nc.
Mullen, Paul Taylor, Roy Field, Miss Hat.
We hitlenhouse OF Conshohooken Pa,
Miss Nellie Boulder of Chesapeake City,
ny. MISS Oleda Jones, Miss Reba Lloyd,
MISS Helen Lawson Miss Martha Sipple,
MISS neleh scott, Miss Geneva Ward, VII
nam bet,s Merritt 8 Hukill John Ran
oail OF Philadelphia f. 4, Carter Of Pit.
man uroye, Pa; Samuel Ford, Harry
nnnter, William Hoffman of New Castle;
MISS hosie Thompson, Miss Grace D. Har-
gls, Miss Clara Handy, Miss Lucille Watts,
MISS Daisy Moore, Miss jennie Murphey,
george Beeson, Ray Linville, Harry Ward,
6praley Battls, Samuel Hawkins, A. j.
sIayior Edward Jones, Edward Jennis,
Leslie Christy, Artemas Bartlett, Harry
Curie9s, Dr r. q, Budkmastcr, Miss Flor.
enoe Egee, Mrs Samuel Hawkins, Mr..
hnd mrs; CourGland Rice, Miss Helen Iscn.
9 n,l,, MISS Annie Ringwalt, Miss Elva
niaokiston' Miss Florence Upton, Miss
nneleh ASH, Miss Bertha Morrow, theMisses
69ekmnaster, Miss Mary Coverdale, Miss
Eolth FRANCIS, Miss Cameron, Frederick
z green Harry Gillis Clement Lippincott,
Eaipn u McCaulley, William Taylor,
Ilwood Cole Ambrose Stafron6urg,
Frank Harrier William Lawson, Warren
wilkins, w. G. Wilson, Miss Bessie Al.
len, Miss Florence Budd, Miss Nellie
bnckmaster, Miss Lucy Alscntzer, Miss
Blanehe Ainseow Miss Eva Fullerton,
Iruman Campbell, NJ. c. Hcndcror, Jacob
Cooper. j. W. Bowen, T. H. Cappeau, Roy
J Wilkins.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-05-04

Josiah Marvel is in Dover to day.

: Josiah Marvel is in Dover TO day.
Mrs. James A. Garry is visiting her
dnughter-in. Mrs. John +. Garry,
here
Z e H. Bangs, of Now York city, Is at the
Clayton House.
W. E. McLardelI, of Baltimore. is in
/ town to-day.
u A II, Waugh, Philadelphia business
man is at the Clayton House
4 }. E. Reese, Of Baltimore, is III this city
to day
Chief Dolan, Judge Ball Walter Hayes,
Clerk Of Council Morrison and Herman
Fist went to Dover to-day.
Frank Carroll and Louis Dorsey, both of
this city visited West Chester yesterday.
Levi Foster was 10 West Chester Sun.
day the guest of his mother, Mrs. Ellen
q Foster
Miss Nora L. Barrett, of Dover, Is Visit.
Ing her aunt, Mrs james r. Twigg Of No.
300 Spruce street
Miss Mamie Hoffman, Of philaholphie.
who has been visiting relatives and friends
has returned homo
Miss Carrie Byron, Of No. $50 Poplar
4 street. who was badly scaldeu about six
weeks ago, has recovered.
Miss Mary Thompson, Of Delaware CITY.
Is being entertained by friends in this
city.
Mr. and Mrs. Willard Willing, who have
beam visiting in Milton, have returned
home.
William Towers has returned homc from
MOrGantOWn, Pa
B. simmons, of Harrington, is visit.
l Ing his daughter, Mrs w. F. Miller,
! Mr.. aud Mrs. George Slower are the
guests of Mrs Charles Marshall of Lcwcs
Samuel j PardOe, of No. $50 Bennett
street is recovering from long illness.
George ~olIoway spent Sunday with
friends in Baltimore.
Edward MCCarrull and family Of this
CITY, visited friends in Baltimore, sunday,
z, II Brattou, Of Konnctt Square, IS on
afishing excursion to tho Delaware canal.
Washington Council No. I, O. e. NJ.
will celebrate it4 litieth anniversary on
May 2S.
Miss Ethel NJ. Parsons, of this city, is
the guest Of Miss Ola Baton of Balti.
more, Md
William W Workman has returned
home from u visit to his mother, Mrs julia
A. Workman, near Huntington, Dol
2 Charles G. Rex celebrated his thirty.
eighth birthday at his home, No. East
Eec1ad street. Mr. Rex was the recipient
Of many valuable and useful presents.
Captains Young and TwcodIo of the
Salvation Army, who havo been in Vii.
nington several weeks, yesterday loft for
Johns own, Pa.
The Delaware SucnFerbund. under the
direction Of C., A. Hartmann, held sue.
cessful rehearsal last night for the Nation.
nj Sangertost TO be held in Philadelphia
next month,
Bishop Coleman was 60 yoars Of ago YES.
terday, Among the gifts were sixty
flowers from woman. one man scnt
sixty good wishes aud his wife added sixty
Vtnrr