The sun., 1898-10-20
ROUND ABOUT THE TOWN.

An important meeting of Conclave No.
III, A. G. A. M, will be held this even
ing. f
Lottie Wells, Of No. 3l6 Townsend
street, was bitten Tuesday by a VICIOUS
dog.
Division No. 4, A. O. H., held a
smoker last evening in Shields Library
Hall.
Secretary Wigglesworth, OF the Board
of Health, reports thirty cases OF diph-
liberia.
Some of the cars OF the Wilmington
City Railway Company are being re-
painted. ...
Letters testamentary have been granted
to Mary Jester on the estate of Manlove
E. Jester
Ground was broken Tuesday for the
foundation ,of Christ Church at Du
Points Bank.
Hotel Wilmington is being renovated,
and the work will be pushed to a speedy
completion.
Miss Cecilia Boyle. of New Castle, who
has been visiting friends in this city, has
lCVuihCu AloA1O'
| On Monday evening the grand officers
of the Legion of the Red Cross will vlslO
Blue Rock Council.
The old Riddle mansion at Eleventh
and King streets, is being repainted and
otherwise improved.
Albert Bothman, of Baltimore, brother
of Harry Bothman, is the new day clerk
at the Clayton House. ~
Judge Bradford will grant naturaliza-
ton papers to-day from 5 to o'clock,
in United States Court.
On Saturday, a civil service examina,
, tion for clerks and carriers will be held
at the Federal Building.
Arbor Day was celebrated by the pupils
: of School No. 23, Tuesday, and four trees
planted in front Of the school.
Decide at once upon noble purpose
then take it up bravely, bear it off joy
fully, lay it down triumphantly.
Harry P. Mitchell has returned to his
, old position as salesman with James II
,. Wright, Eighth and Market streets.
/ d. II. A. Monroe, d. D., gave an il
, Illustrated lecture on the "War in Cuba
at Ezion M. E. Church last evening.
. Roman Tamnany, of Georgetown
} Superintendent of Free Schools OF Sussex
r county, was in Wilmington yesterday
$ Register Hall, of Chester, has granted
a marriage license to Joseph 5. Portel
, and Miss Carrie M. Ash, both OF THU
city.
I Mrs. Thomas N. Stayton has returned
from Wilton, Md, where she hat
k been spending few weeks with hel
mother.
4 The Department of Delaware, Crane
Army OF the Republic, will be the gucs
y of Post No. 2, of Philadelphia, at tht
Peace Jubilee.
d The lighthouse tender Zizania and thu
!, Delaware Construction Company's houst
:. boat are at Pusey l. Jones' shipyare
Q wharf for repairs.
David White, living at Forty Acres
; was taken to the Delaware Hospital yes
:, terday, having broken his arm by falling
' from a chestnut tree.
Several members of the retained bat
TALON of the First Delaware Regimen
will be discharged through the efforts
!. General John P. Donahoe.
Sunshine Circle, of Kings Daughters
OF St. Pauls's M. E. Church, will give
chicken supper in rooms OF builders
il Exchange on November 10.
IS Chancellor Nicholson directed Sherii
It Finn, through E. R. Cochran, Jr., t.
Q subpoena Jury of inquest on the SAINT
OF BENJAMIN G. w. F. Butler.
n James Travers, private of Company !!
g First Delaware Volunteers, who
q Thought to be suffering with typhol'
q fever, was removed to the Homeopathic
Hospital, yesterday.
= George s. Burroughs, the ,well.know
/. expert train dispatcher, was in Whining
e ton Yesterday. Mr.. Burroughs man
- friends we're pleased to see him and CAV
Il him the glad hand.
a A slander suit brought by Mrs. Rec
o against Mrs. Anderson, residing O
g Pine street, was dismissed by Magis
trate Daley. William s. Pricket repre-
|. sented the defendant. ~
T. The Police Commissioners inspecte
q the new clothing Of the police force yei
d terday. 7. H. Pennock 4 Company fal
nlSneQ Gne OVeTCOdtS 6uu TllnA OAoVn0A
1t furnished the helmets.
n G. Edgar Foulk, President Of Scot
! Chapter, Epworth League, who has r.
!, Gently returned from Camp Meade, wi
'. be given q reception this evening by tn
mem bers of the League.
Is Dr. Walter 0. Stack, graduate Of
y y MARYLAND college, and for manv years il
se the service of the Delaware Railroa
y y Company, has located in this city fo
'' the practice OF dentistry.
"A No Orphans Court was held yesterda
~ "a as Judge Spruance is out of town, an
adiou, nment was made to Saturda
q. morning, when an award will likely b
"a made in the Monroe street matter.
e. A charter WAS granted by Judge spr'
at ance to the Electric Press, with cap
ar tai stock OF $40, 900, of which $500 lnut
ly be paid up. The incorporators are \
T. Price, j. A. Curry and John l. Mu
Inns.
The First Regimental Band is prepal
IT, ing for its participation in the Peac
ID Jubilee parade in Philadelphia, Octoot
n. 0Q md 81 IT, will iOin the First BA