Evening journal., 1898-12-08
LOCAL EEWS NOTES

iutcIeot Sllll cOnNlnueS IN the re-
vivals at Asbury NJ. e. Church.
The employee Of the Edge Moor
Iron Works commenced last night TO
work until 10 O'Clock.
Jacob Pusey has severed all con-
nections with the Consumers Ice and
Coal Company.
Chancellor Nicho,ron will sit at
the Court House tomorrow to hear
argument.
Secretary OF the Treasury Gage
passed northward through this city on
a special train over the p, w. & +.
railroad ycrterday
Rev. Charles A. Tnshingham and
| DR.. H. /. Gilmour will conduct the
penteccstal class meeting at Harrison
Street M. &. Church tonight.
Constable Green rs serving sum.
mcnses in Brandywine and Christiana
hundreds to-day in civil and criminal
eases.
The children of the infant school
Of ST. Pauls NJ. e. Church, Of which
Miss Anna T. Lincoln is superintend-
ent' win give an entertainment in the
church tonight
-Jceeph Graham, Aneman for the
Western Union Telegraph Company
died yesterday at Harrington.
The house Of Thomas S. Taylor.
No. l40i West Sixthx street, was bro
ken into on Monday night, but the
thieves were scared off before any
thing was taken.
Two more cars for the Brandywlne
Springs Railway Company were sent
out to-day from the Jackson and Sharp
Company's shops.
"A new telegraph pole is beipg
erected near Market street bridge. =.
The property OF Eliza M. Saunders,
deceased, which was TO have been sold
, ait public sale yesterday, was with
drawn, the highest bid being only $500
The police have been notified to
look out for 17-year-old Richard Nor
ris, who has been missing from his
home, at Robinson and Poplar streets
since November II.
Judge Spruance has granted the
charter OF the Blvarian Brewing Com
; pany, asked for by Hoffecker & Hof-
feckeT, attorneys for the incorrora-
tion.
Each member Of the Warren foot
ball team has been assessed to make
up $3.50 the amount lost by the team
for the season just closed.
"A hccprta train going north &c
convey sick soldiers to Southern hos
p ptals passed through this city on the
E p, w. & b. road yesterday.
+ Frank Wagner, OF Philadelphia
hes succeeded s. Burrows McMullen az
superintendent OF the Union New.
. Company, at the F.. w. & b. railroad
station in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs j. Ottey Evans, OF
] No. 100 Rodney street, have lost theii
E son, William s., 19 years old, as ;
\ result Of an attack Of appendicitis.
Frank V. Fginn has secured a posi-
. tion as clerk al the Central Nationa
Bank
The body a Calvin e. Allen wa
e taken to Chestertown. Md, this morn
d ing and inferred.
e The funeral Of Mrs Ellen J. JEFF
ferris, or West Grove, Pa, TOOK plac
this morning, several Wilmingtonian
being in attendance.
- Steamer Kairos (Br,) from Car
diff, which had her machinery disable
at sea. arrived yesterday at the Della
y ware Breakwa,er and last night pro
ceeded to Baltimore to load grain.
e During the vesper service thi
r evening in ST. Mary's Church, Re'
T. Father Hughes, CT ST. Anne's Churcl
= will preach on the subject OF g.
Prophecy Fulfilled
The Wilmington City Railwa
. Company is repairing its tracks q
n Eighth and Market streets.
r. "A laborer on the Wilmington an
a Northern railroad had his foot maehe
" yesterday afternoon and was sent
!. his home in cab.
The annual meeting Of the Boar
cf Officers of the l.. A. w. will be hel
on December "A, and reports from th
various committees will be heard.
Policeman William Gum, who h'
Oh been confined in the Homeopathic He
he pital since Friday last, left that inst