The sun., 1898-11-30
ROUNi, ABOUT TOWN

Chester. /
Magistrate Daley fined Joseph Ribozi
IS and costs for assauIting Mrs. Marino
Carpanini. ssr nssf &. ea
Archdsacon George G. Hall will preach
at SPECIAL services in Woodbury., N. j.,
tomorrow evening.
Mrs. W. Scott Vernon has returned
home from Bridgeton, N. j., where she
had been visiting her parents.
The grand jury will visit the aims
house at Farnhuret today and will be the
guest OF the board Of trustees OF the
poor. i ft.
James Kelley, tender Of the elevator in
the Federal Building, is sick and the
elevator is being operated by Eng'nser
McIntire. ~ , :,
81. Mary's Church has been presented
by the ladies' of the altar society Win
handsome altar lamp weighing ABOUT
100 pounds. :,
William Brown, colored, was fined by
Magistrate Kelly IN Monday for assar't-
inv Eleanor Kelley. In default ne WAS
committed to Jail.
Bishop Monaghan will preach the frst
of a series Of Wednesday evening ser
mons at St. Mary's Church beginning
with this evening. t...
The death of Parker Jrfferis. aged W
years, occurred on Monday evening ~
the home OF his son, Elias Jefer's,
Thirty-sixth and Market streets.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
BOARD of Trade will be held ON Thursday
evening at 8 O'Clock. 1t il expected that
Interesting topics will BE- Discussed.
The charity ball recently held at the
New Century Club Building netted Sz1o,
which will be equally divided between
the Homeopathic and Delaware Hospl'
tails. r.... .d,eF.
A. s. Bernett was slightly burned on
Monday morning while repairing the tin
r,of OF, the house No. 10 LObdell street,
gas heater which he WAS using ex'
ploding.
Wilmington merchants should recei We
the patronage OF the residents OF tne
CITY. Goods as fine in material ana ~
cheap in price can be secured here AZ
elsewhere. ..... j.,
Mrs. Charles L. Griffith, accompanied
hv her son Charles and Mrs. Margaret
Griffith, lave returned home from Bridge.
ton. N. j., where they had been spend
ing Thanksgiving.
The managers of the Homeopathic
Hospital desire to r,turn thanks 10 tne
Wilmington Candy Company, whlcl,
sent IS pounds of candy to the hospltal
for Thanksgiving Day.
| William w. Robinson has arrived
home on furlougb of sixty days after
having served for several months as an
otiicar in the First United States VoluI-
teer Corps O, engineers in Porto Rico.
Blue Rock Council, Royal Arcanum'
will give banquet this evening at tle
Clayton House. Covers will be iald lor
So Addresses will be made by state o.
ficers, who will be guests OF the council
Thomas Jardine and G. B. Ford,
drauphtsmen for the Harlan q Hollings'
worth Company, have resigned and &C.
cepted like LositioEs with the Triggs
Shipbuilding Company at Richmond
!, Va.
A delegation from the Wilmington
; Whist Club will 60 to Chester on oatur.
day night and play team from the
Z Penn Club, and in the near future re-
, turn match will be played in thls
: city.
DR., Lewis N. Slaughter, OF this city
has been appointed by Governor Inn
nell to be a member of the Homeopathic
E Medical Examining Board for the unex
pired term of the late DR.. j. M. Smith o.
!, Uheswold.
The steamer Fairfax of the Merchants
and Miners Transportation company
which was wrecked on the New Eng land
coast during the recent storm, was Dnli'
j. IN 1891 by The Harlan & Hollingswortt
Company.
3 Edward Smith who has been in tn
n empIoy of the Harlan 4 Hollingswortf
k Company as a clerk in the time keeper
: department, has accepted like positlol
8 at the sash shops of the jackson q oharl
8 Company. ,
Jesse X. Bayls, son OF Roscoe +
t Ravlis. of No. lOl5 Monroe street, wa
onerated on Monday afternoon by Drs
Ellepood and Springer. Two pieces wer
rem0ved from his tonsils, the growth o
II which was abnormal.
y The employees of the Delmarvia Tele
phone Company will soon wear distin
d gushing badges. They are in the shap.
l. Of q telephone receiver, nickel-.patfd
b and each one is numbered and has tn
= word Delmarvia on it.
Il Cant. Thomas Wood, superintendent
OF the drv dock Of the Harlan & Hol
lingsworth Co., who has been seriousl.
III for some time with pneumonia, wa
Is able to report at the dock on Monday TO
!. the first time in several weeks.
y Daniel Creadon, aged 8 years, OF Ne
~ " 500 Searles street, while coastlng o.
u Third street between Franklin an
= Broome on Monday evening, collide
T. with wagon and cut his tongue badly
He was also bruised, but not seriousl
injured.
The tug Ivanhoe, formerly of Phiis
s. delphla, now owned by parties in MOI
IN folk, arrived at the shipyards OF tn
'e Enoch Moore d Sons Company o
h Monday morning, to receive new deck
se deck frames and rails and repairs to tn
j, machinery.
The Wilmington Union was organize
on Monday evening at the rooms OF tn
s-as