The sun., 1898-02-17


OF this city.
It. paul's orchestra will give 4 concert
tonight at st. pANls NJ. +. Church, al
eight O'clock.
Henry uar,iug was injured BY the
kick ui a horS, at the diamond state
Works, on Tuesday.
Miss Doy E.amy h", returned t. t
Baltimore, Md, alter a peasant WISH t"
friends in this city,
II know of nothing that laps bUt ;he
eat ana the dog." 'Nil yo1 meyer nrlr ,
ui the lapse Of time ?
John MtDonul. OF n" York, vls.trI
the wards ui the Harlan x lloIUn4~W'rih
Company. on lOcsl lay.
uNon V. Everett oi this city, at
tended the district meeting 'I the r. %
T.. Il, FELTON, last nIIht.
Tine Pioneer H,ury,,cnt and Literary
u. ,ciatioa 2@yrd DoX party III II"h
HAIL, on lups,aE evening.
Mis-, l!phn No~JrauA Wi.i lead GeVo-
;iul!u services 1T the trNnuton Nj s!on
thl- morning II ~ O'Clock.
Several Wi.uu-l.niuN- attended Il
district Aertln4 ,t tnr X. ri T., IA the
liua district. Al FrIlou, last hight.
The gable wish ol the Wilmington City
Railway tompany's nAchine Shops
was blown dpWn on 'V,Ie7,Iuy night
Miss Mary and Miss Emma i'ickoy,
lcil yesterday on a TRIP t" taIl!orhIA,
ior tnr benefit OF Miss plrkcy's health. .
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Il. White, gaze !;
dinner on Tuesday evening, i'll honor OF +
their guest Miss Ella ihtiuS, OF EaIl-
more.
The Beacon iIil work train OF the T.,
". x y. Railroad will, in the future
leave this city one hour earlier than
usual.
Hanrroit'~ road is in very bad condi-
ton and residents Of the Highlands want
the city t. put it i'll c"n'ltl'h Tor
: travel
In about three weeks Pennsylvania
avenuc will be open for travel proyid-
in. the workmen are favored with clear
weather.
\ mad dog caused much excitement
: among the residents OF south Whining
ton Yesterday, blt Wa finally shot hy
: one ui t!c lnrn.
.lt n iill ''Ntlllll NV. al -l''NNA ~ ~ ''''
. belonging t. Jacob l.. Ionprr yesterday,
, on Wu-ilng'm street hrhg", Slight ~ m
4 jNring lilr urlyrr
Poy. &. \. l'inItpv. oi Wi 1t NJ !,
tAlrra. un~ ArceWrI IA ur'n.M1'i- r'.
uur.t 10 r'Iarn aS pastor ~! TIN riilNth
i ncX, ruu.rrt nee year.
e yur ,h,vr..tory br."k ,oa!~e at NJ.
- lnl4 Market >t.rrt h:,. U,rn ,uit to-
>, Jurppn korn. t.r Nir.l,l street. jrNr.rr,
by Thomas II. Melvin.
The State lioard oi Health VIII n"rl
Thursday morning at ID cl"rH, al t."
ly Clayton House, and after a"J J'nrhn1rnl
-. viii take dinner there.
-. Attua y. ii. {. \. run!n. next sun
,n day, there WI! he quartet ni SPEAKERS
>" viz G.. /. Norris. {. II. Smith, II. l..
tc Eoop and ". II. Williams
ry 4 double team belonging to lrt"1
IN Pounds ran away from Thlrlrrrnth AA'
,r Lombard streets yesterday, coIlidln;
- with lamp post and breaking it off.
l.. Members oi st. Mlchaci's Church vii
" give an oyster SUPPER in the basement o
~ the church, conner OF ChcStuuL anl
II. Adams streets, this evening from to II
D. o'clock.
10 4 combined car and passenger c"acf
,r ha, been completed tor the Georgia Pm
Railway Company nl cambridge
cT t,rurgia. hv the Jackson 4 Shar
It, Company.
4 wagon belonging to the Charlie
,cn Warner Company, loaded with coal, be
y came fast in lhc mud at Ninth and Wal
to nut streets, on Tuesday. The wagoI
81 was arly unload, to enabla the horse
I'll to withdraw it.
70, One Of the telephone wires runnin
j., into the Clayton House blew down yes
~ ter,iay morning during the heaviest {
i"' he winds, and has caused cunsldcraDl
be Inconvenience at that place.
ont At the prayer meeting last night !
not Central Presbyterian Church, tour llttl
,,,. girls sang and represented the christian
ana the htathcns. They were drcsse
~, after the style of the countries Whic
~m they represented.
a II scc." said Mr.. Thompson, turnir
ere irru his newspaper to his wife, 'th:
old man ,rrc,tir has buried anotht
'''' wiic.' "Impo.siolo. His first wife die
pd. only two weeks ago. When did he MARI
nat again ~ ''lIc hasn't married agar
nix. lie h&- buried another mans wife. II
H., is an undcrtuker.'
nn, 4 very pleasant surprise party w
''"' rendered to Mis- ..nnl" Warwick, OF III
me- city, last evening, by Miss Annie Gen
rll mil. Among those who spent a mo
delightful evening were: Misses May AZ!
Nellie lIitcuen, Hattie kim, Edit
Hanson, Bessie Barr Annie Warric
ayS Annie Gcmnli Myrtle Able, Ali
3st- liemlniIl Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Gree
II MIR. and Mrs. Warrck, Capta
Is Anderson. Mr.. and Mrs. William
Myers, Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Warro
~l. Messrr ihil Sandow, Abe CoImary, Wi
cen Jcrt Meredith, Charles Counts, Jol
Day Hammers, Isaac Ritchc, Thomas
Nh, GemmiI. Edward Bank, Nicholas Gree
and A Aibin Warwick.