The sun., 1898-02-13
LOCAL DOTS.

in the city yesterday.
Francis H. IIoffecker is recovering
from an attack Of the grip.
Miss Jennie Cavender, of Newark, WIS.,
tied in this city yesterday.
The board Of directors of the Y. NJ. G.
A. held meeting last night.
Miss Luck S. Primrose is spending the
day with friends in Philadelphia.
Charles Bratton Dubell has been home
from college for The past few days.
Miss Marie Mccoy Shanks, of Newark,
Del, visited friends in this city yesterday.
There is no royal road to fortune. The
only sure way to earn money is by work.
Miss Emily Gray is entertaining Miss
Mary Campbell, Of Cold-spring-on-Hud-
son.
Charles Purse has returned to Seaford
after u pleasant visit with friends in this
city.
The most inspiring and helpful thought
Is, that it is never too late to mend our
WAYS.
United states Senator X. T. kenney
was in this city yesterday, cnroute to
Dover.
Forty head OF Kentucky horses were
sold in this city yesterday, and brought
fairly good prices.
Clifford Greenman of this city has sent
to New Castle 100 loaves of bread for
private distribution.
A slight fire occurred at the Eighth
Ward Republican Club on Friday night.
A bucket brigade extinguished the
flames.
1t has hecn decided by the students of
Goldley College to have baseball team
and the officers of the club have been
chosen.
The choir OF st. Pauls NJ Il. Church
will give concert in the church on Feb
rlary II.
An order for three sulphite digcstcrs
for Western firm, has been received at
the Office Of the pusey & Jones Com
pany.
Rev. Jesse Holmes will lecture on
''TEe Hebrew Kingdom,' this afternoon
! in Friends Meeting House Fourth and
West streets.
Speaker Harrington, ui the State
Senate, will issue Il writ i,r an election
of successor to the late T. }. Handy,
early this week.
Can you pronounce them? Proanti-
Observation-Disclosures, transubstantiation-
ableness, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ical, anthro-
p ,phagenerarian.
Inspector Stewart, Of the United States
Steamship Owners Association. las in.
spec. ,d.and tested the tanks o! Howard
Gould'S Yacht, Niagara.
George Kelley, of Iieald street, be-
tween \ and b, mashed his foot at the
LnbdrlI Car Wheel Works, on Friday. by
tripping over a bar Of iron
The Mission Of Epworth Church last
night presented the temperance drama.
"Out in the Streets" in Odd Fellows
Hall, Third and King streets.
Henry G. Conrad, Esq, delivered the
lecture "Is Life Worth Living" at Dover
on Friday evening before the State In
sttutc OF Colored Students.
The Baltimore, Chesapeake and At
lantic railroad has awarded contract to
the Harlan 4 IIollingsworh Company
to build three handsome cars.
Sixteen members OF Triginta Whist
Club. of this city, defeated an equal
number of members ol Colonial Whist
Club, Of Philadelphia, on Friday.
/ Joseph Becker on Fri'lty arraigncd
Julian Raffaolr, an Italian. before
Magistrate Sassc for selling liquor with.
out Il license. He was held for court.
ID. y. Clravcr, one OF the drivers for
the Adams Express Company. cnt his
head severely by falling from his wagon.
DR.. Swithin Chandler dressed the
wound.
On Thursday evening march M, Pro-
lessor |. T. johnson will give II ster"p.
ticon lecture on scotland, The LIND OF
Burns" in Green Hill Presbyterian
Church.
Henry Smith. laborcr, employed at
the MaleabIe Iron Companys works
was caught in lathe and had his clothes
torn in shrc'ls yesterday. lie sustained
slight injuries.
Stansbnry Murray, .Jr.. was rendered a
very pleasant surprise party on frluay
evening, in honor Of his twenty-eighth
birthday. The occasion was very
pleasant one.
Harry Whiteman, administrator. yes.
terdnv sold ut public sale the property OF
the late John Robinson, near 7 Pleasant
Hill. Del. Harvey David was the pnr-
chaser, for 81 ,23O.
A Miss Shaw, residing in the vicinity
Of Fourteenth and French streets, sns-
tanned II slight confusion OF the face
and han IS yesterday afternoon, in col
ision with a bicyclist.
W. +. Bruce, merchant Of South
Wilmington. on Friday, fell while plac-
ing bags of -four in position, striking a
pair OF scales, and badly cutting his
wrist. DR.. II. W. Bryan attended to his
injuries.
William S. White OF Baltimore, is the
guest of his sister, Mrs. Alexander OF NO.
3l9 Poplar street, who gave very pleas. =
ant party in honor of her guest, on Fri
day evening. Music and dances were
indulged in, after which luncheon was
served.
The Grand Body Of Ileptasophs held
their annual meeting in this city on
Thursday last. Their next meeting Will
be held in Newark. There are number
of ConcIaves in the State of Delaware
and they are gaining rapidly in member
ship.
Miss Kathryn McClaffcrty gave. de-
lightfnl valentine dance on Saturday at
tcrnoon, to her juvenile class. Souvenirs
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