The sun., 1898-03-24
LOCAL DOTS

James Wcathcrby has returned to this
city from West Chester.
Miss Knowles, OF this city, is the guest
OF friends at New York.
A new pavement is being laid in front
OF Walter II. Hayes law office.
The engagement of "Northern Lights'
c losrd at the Grand Opera House last
night.
The public sale of furniture at Eighth
and West streets will take place this ai-
ternoOn.
The new club house on King street has
purchased its equipment of chairs from
llarnlan x Co.
MIR. and Mrs. George c. Morton of this
city, are entertaining Miss Annie High
field, kaolin, Pa.
Naturalization papers were issued to
Daniel Hartley, of England, Yesterday,
by Judge Bradford.
Miss Ola Worth, who has been visiting
friends in this city has returned to her
home near Newark.
Eugene NJ Chambers, who has been
the guest Of friends in this city, has re-
turned to Philadelphia.
Crepon in many handsome new weaves
ls with us again, not onl y by itself but
united with crepe or barcgc.
= o. A. Nickory, Of Los Angeles, Cali.
fornia was in this city yesterday with
his cousin John q. Gray, Esq.
House and lot No. lO6 Ruth street, be.
longing to A. M. Light, has been pur.
chased by &. ?. Deputy, for 81 500
Mrs Nina Brontcn and Master Walter
Bronten lett this city yesterday for tive
weeks visit to friends at New York.
James Mcgary was appointed guardian
OF Mary >tuber yesterday morning il
Orphans Court by Judge Spruancc.
The Rev. joel GilhlIcn, Of Soutl
Jersey, was present at the pra ger meet
ing at Hanover Church last night.
The Y. W. G. r. L., will hold its reg
ular monthly meeting at No. 100 Wcs
Eighth street, Oh Friday at 800 p. m.
About 80 members Of the Delaware
\. NJ. +. Conference passed through thi
city cnIoutc to Newark, y. J. to attcnc
the conference, which met there last
night.
Next Wednesday evening Samuc
Morris, of Germantown, will read Il paper
on ''EarIy Friends and How They be
come Marked People, at the Friends
Meeting House, Ninth and TatnaII.
About fifty coIored preachers passc,
through this city Yesterday to attend tn,
] al pt {
ference, that convcncs in Orangetovn
y. j.
kcfore the season is over all sorts
widths and kinds Of ribbons will be Oh
view, especially designed for sash lib,
bDns.
Large lace cravats, tied in large bow
or inul-in-hand, completely hiding tn,
band collar, are worn with white satil
or taffcla shirt waists.
The Dclmarvia Telephone Compan,
will soon lay cables to connect Soutj
NIImngton,the district beyond Eleventh
Street bridge and the BrAndywinc dis.
trlct.
One Of the leading models among
spring styles in skirts is the combination
Of the front gore and circular hounce,
the rest Of the skirt being circular also
with a seam in the back.
Furniture belonging to the estate of
the l;.te Chief Justice Edward Gilpin
was sold yesterday morning bv William
\. Hukill, at the Pyle Cycle ACADEMY.
Miss Elizabeth Gordon France, VI this
city Will leave today for Ashevillc, NC,
where she will be the guest OF Miss
Eessie Briscoe.
Three wagons laden with ammunition
arrived at French Street whaaf vestcr-
day morning, and the contents were
transferred to tug.
Eden Lodge l. 0. 0. F., having
opened its gymnasium in Eden Hall on
Delaware Avenue has provided some
thing in the way Of amusement for ita
members that no order in this city has
as yet had the foresight to inauguraate.
Letters tcstamentary upon the estate
OF Joseph j. Weldon have been granted
to Mary c. Weldon, by Register Of Wills
Crossan.
Nathaniel Richards, of near Brandy
wine Springs, was in this city Yesterday:
Mrs. James H. Walker, of Mermaid,
DEL, was visitor in this city yesterday.
A slight trouble was experienced YES
terday morning on Madison street, be.
tween a farmer and proprietor of cigar
store. The proprietor Of the store was
moving out which happened to interfere
with the farmers market stall. The
farmer, OF course, wanted his accustomed
place, not words ensued, but the pro-
prletor kept the right Of way.
a party was rendered Miss Ada Rogers
at her home, No. 520 South Franklin
street, on Tuesday evening, in honor of
her nineteenth birthday. The evening
was spent in games and vocal and instru-
mental music.