The sun., 1898-11-01

ROUND ABOUT TOWN.

ROUND ABOUT TOWN.
The Remington Machine Company is
shipping snuff mill to Lynchburg, Va.
Repairs have been completed to the
parochial residence OF st. Panl's X. q.
Church. ~
The Wilmington & Brandywine
Springs Railway will be in operation in a
short time.
Mrs John McCready, OF this city, is
entertaining Mr.. and Mrs. W. c. Truitt,
of Delmar.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Powell, OF
Georgetown, have been qisting friends
in this city.
One new case OF diphtheric has been
reported, and three diphtheria patients
have recovered.
Mrs. Sarah Buchanan las returned
from Philadelphia, where she has been
visiting friends,
Irving Bice, of this city, has been WIS.,
iting his uncle, the Rev. George +.
Smith. OF Houston.
| A street car collided with one of Hans
com Bros delivery wagons yesterday.
No damage was done.
The King street property Of William
Carlisle was sold yesterday to James W..
Ponder, attorney. for $1,000
The Board of Trade will hold it's
monthly meeting on Thursday evening
in the Crosby & Hill building.
| DR.. Caleb Harlan has recovered his
little boat that was 81 olen fro III his boat
| house in New Castle hundred some two
weeks ago.
The kryolite bark salina, which has
been undergoing repairs at the Jackson
4 Sharp Company, cleared yesterday Tor
Philadelphia.
| Yesterday morning Sheriff Finn sold
the personal property of J. A. Mcbride,
over Third street bridge, 10 II. S. Eng
land, for $500.
Miss Emma Strickland will be in charge
Of the school room for primary pupils at
No. $40 Adams street, which will be
opened to-day.
John E. Healey has been awarded the
contract for the erection OF a $1,000
building for Andrew Schaller at No 3l4
Market street.
Madame Ncolani will meet the Ger
man classes of the New Century Club
this morning at the close Of the meeting
of the Current Event class.
A masquerade party was given last
night at the home of Mrs. Marian Kite,
No. 1917 Lancaster avenue by Misses
Ada Wilson and Edna Dougherty.
You can examine all articles in the
stores of our merchants before purchas-
ing, and you will find that you can buy
as cheap, if not cheaper, II.an going else
where.
Parliamentary Woolley has received for
distribution, pamphlet copies of the
laws of Delaware for 1898. The school
and election laws take up most OF the
pamphlet.
Charles Quigley has sold, through W..
| Il. Robinson, his three story brick house
at Shallcross avenue and Scott street,
to George H. Willars. The consider
alton was 81 800.
Rev. Henry Baker, D. D., pastor of
'ia't ". ~. Ni''hNil, PledCiIeu III CV'
Johns M. +. Church, New York city,
Sunday night, the celebration of its one
hundred and thirty second anniversary
Mr.. and Mrs. Enoch Harthorn. of
Bridgeton, N. j., returned home yester-
dav after spending several weeks with
relatives in this city. Mrs. G. f. Crit
fifth and Mrs. w. S. Vernon accompanied
them.
Secretary Wigglesworth, of the Board
of Health, received notice of anot her case
of diphtheria oyer Third street bridge,
James Mccullough, aged years, being
the sufferer Three recoveries we're also
reported.
Isaac V. Lloyd, of Marshal,ton, has is.
sued cards for the marriage of his daugh-
ter, Miss Nathalie Churchman Lloyd, to
Franklin Lloyd, of Philadelphia, at St.
Andrews Church. this city, at O'Clock
on the afternoon Of Tuesday, Novem-
Der s.
The rabbit law of Pennsylvania and
Maryland is out to-day. and many Della
ware gunners went there in search of
cotton tails and other game. Perhaps
the largest number went to Maryland
points where game is said to be more
plentiful.
Work was commenced yesterday
morning by Master Carpenter j. L.
Smith, Of the p, W. d B. Railroad, on a
new iron turntable at Bay View, which
will be seventy feet long and the largest
on this division of the Pennsylvania
Railroad
The Anti-Saloon League of Union
Church will hold meeting next Friday
evening. The Rev. James Grove, Phi.
D., pastor of Asbury Church, will make
an address. There will be good instru-
mental and vocal music. Everybody
will be welcome.
John Mccartney, brakeman Oh shift
ing engine No. Is, OF the F., W. & B.
Railroad, died on Saturday night Of in
ternal injuries received last Monday
while at work Mccartney was consid-
cred one of the best railroad men on this
division, and was very popular with his
fellow wOrkmen.