The sun., 1898-12-09
ROUND ABOUT TOWN

Robert Adair spent yesterday in Phila-
delphis. -
Miss Elsie Russell has returned from
New York.
Miss Elsie Joslyn is spending few
days in Philadelphia.
The Jordan Senate Wednesday night
gave its first annual dinner.
Chancellor Nicholson will sit at the
Court House today to hear argument.
Miss Louise Station. of Newark, is WIS.,
iting Miss Helen Taggert in this city.
Miss Facil Matthews, of Bay View,
Md, is the guest of friends in this city.
Charles II. Simmons and Edward Mel
choir, Jr,, were in Philadelphia yester-
day.
A council of the Jr. 0. U. A. M.
was organized at Canterbury Tuesday
night.
Frank V. Finn has secured a posi-
tion as clerk at the Central National
Bank.
Miss Lille Jones, OF No. lOl4 West
Eighth street, is confined to the house by
illness.
The body of Calvin f. Allen was taken
to Chestertown, Nd, yesterday morning
and inferred.
Mrs. Kate Erwin and son, Markle, have
gone to Brooklyn, where they will make
their future home.
Letters testamentary to the estate of
Mary Maria Dutton were yesterday
granted to Joshia Dutton.
The employees of the Edge Moor Iron
Co. are working overtime in order to
complete several rush orders.
Ex. Representative William K. ALA
band is visiting his sen, Edgar R. ALA
band, in South Wilmington. 4.
Joseph Graham, lineman for the
Western Union Telegraph Company,
died Wednesday at Harrington.
A trolley wire broke yesterday norm
ing at Sixth and Market streets, delay
ing the traffic for nearly an bour.
The mems retreat at St. Patrick's R. G..
Church was addressed last evening by
Rev. James Heenan Of New York city.
Rev. Charles A. Tushingham and DR..
H. L. Gilmour conducted the pente-
costal class meeting at Harrison Street
M. E. Church.
A laborer on the Wilmington & North
ern railroad had his foot mashed We'd
nesday afternoon and was sent to his
home in cab.
A special train containing Secretary
Gage passed through this city Wednes-
lay over the p, W. Il B. railroad, EN-
'oute to New York.
An interesting series of revivals is in
progress at Asbury Church, under the
direction of DIR. Grove and Miss Boyd,
IN evangelist from Virginia.
Special memorial services will be OBJ
erved next Sunday afternoon in honor
If the memory of the late J. Taylor
cause at Grace NJ. E. Church.
The annual meeting of the Board of
officers of the L. A. w., will be held on
December IA, and the reports from the
'arious committees will be heard.
The property of Eliza M. Saunders,
which was to have been sold
It public sale Wednesday, was with
lrawn, the highest bid bein only $500.
A complimentary dinner will be ten
lered to Gen. Samuel A. Macalister,
Jultcu CbdutS OUusul W DdTDdIOcS, dG
he New Century Club Building, next
Wednesday evening.
Chief Engineer Sasse of the Fire De-
,artment has offered reward of $40 for
Information which will lead to the ar
est of the person who struck an aux
liary box at kentmere on November
list.
A meeting OF the Primary Teachers
association will be held at No. School
It 4.45 o'clock next Monday afternoon.
)r. Lucy L. w. Wilson, of the girls
normal school, Philadelphia, will make
N address on "Weather."
The Chester Times says: "William p,
'cull, of Broad and Crosby streets, went
n Delaware yesterday and purchased
nd cut several hundred Christmas trees.
lie says there are very few trees of good
uality in this section compared with
'ther years. BILLY" says Delaware
rees are of exceedingly fine quality and
o!or."
Sufldan Death