The sun., 1898-01-13
LOCAL DOTS.


That which never flies but when it
wings are broken-An army.
Leonard Eastburn, Of Pleasant Hill
DEL, was in the city yesterday.
The Associated Charities have openet
a sewing room at No. 6O2 West street
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Hance, of this
city, spent Sunday with friends al
Bethel.
The world, like bicycle, would soon
come to stop, were it not for the
cranks.
Mrs. Ella Pusey Beach. who has been
visiting friends at kennett Square, has
returned home.
Rev. John Hail. d. D., pastor of Filth
Avenue Presbyterian Church, has re-
signed his pastorate.
Senator Smith, of New Jersey, passed
through this city Tuesday evening, cn
route to Washington.
Joseph Countess, of 1913 South Full IN
avenue, died on Tuesday morning of the
lntirmities OF old age.
L. =. Thorp, formerly of Camden, las
moved to Wilmington, where he intends
to locate permanently.
The two-story brick dwelling at Eighth
and Union streets has been transferred
by Carrie Shaw to William Toy.
William K. Allaband, of Wyoming,
one of the best known farmers of Kelt
county, was in this city yesterday.
Marion Emerson, editor of the 8 IL
tlnel, of Ansonia, Connecticut, is the
guest of friends and relatives in this
city.
A good rain would be received with
gladness, for by cleansing the sidewa ks
it would render travelling much more
agreeable.
James Wesley, Of No. ll24 West
Fourth street. had his head cut and arm
badly bruised at the P, w. e. B. ma
chine shops.
John $. Stumpter, aged 81 years, of
No. 1O2 Washington street, died at his
home on Tuesday evening. Inter Elent
will be made at Baltimore.
George J. kloberg, clerk in the City
Ircasurcrs office, is seriously ill at his
home, 6O2 West Fourth street. lie is
suffering with typhoid fever.
st. Stephens English Lutheran Oh 1rch
has elected their officers for the en-, ing
year. The various societies ,epor, he
church to be in a prosperous condi. n.
The First Regiment Band is rehear. ,g
some new high-class music and they vii
no doubt improve their excellent rep e,,-
ton at their next appearance in pu, i,.
The real estate and personal PROF. .rty
Of the lndnrated Paper Company 1T
keene, \, H., which many Wiln -
tonians are interested, was sold on 49,
day.
At the Christiana Glass Works "a
Tuesday, Michael Fahev had his l." VS.
severely iacerated, by falling on a pi of
glass. DR.. Bryan attended to III w.
juries.
The quarterly meeting of the N III
Mission will be held in st. Andrews
Church on january 18th. DR.. Charles
Woods, OF Philadelphia, will makl an
address.
The steamer lcmassce, of the r,c
inc, which has been undergoing re"a;"s
1t the Harlan Il HoIingsworth & ~
'any, left the wnarves there vest cr.ay
afternoon.
Harry Savillc was held up by two ven,
It Sixth and Washington streets. on
tuesday night, while returning trom
york, but succeeded in getting way
rom the men.
Presiding Elder L. Z. Barrett will
'reach this evening ut the revival SER
ices of Wesley VI. f. Church. T ese
lcetings are proving very succer~ 1ll,
here being six conversions on Tut ay
light.
Rev. W. W. Sharp, pastor of " lev
l. +. Church, on Tuesday evening ?er-
'rmed the marriage ceremony of iiss
ay Dawson and Frank $. Blest. at the
ONE Of the bride, No. 400 East Ii nth
rect.
George X. Yates, of No. AS East
avcnth street, who was stricken With
ysis on Tuesday morning, is r. i'd
recovering, under the care of DR.. .It.
nger.
Rev. F. F. Briggs will address she
eeting OF the Young Mems Chria an
on Sunday afternoon. 7 ere
i'll also be special music and the Get
g is expected to be Il very large AMI in
resting one.
The funeral of Miss Ella W. Cox, of
lis city, who died in in Philadelphia on
lcsday, will take place tomorrow after
non, ut the residence of her brother, G.
. Cox, of No. 1874 Orange street. The
neral will be private.
The members OF Crusaders Castle, X.
Il. e., met on Tuesday evening and
stalled the officers for the ensuing
ar, after which luncheon was served
d a delightful musical entertainment
rs given by the members.
The members of the Builders En-
ange at Sixth and Market streets, re-
rt prospects for work brighter at this
ne than it has been for five wears past.
me contractors state that they are
'rking on several contracts.
The members OF Southern Cross Castle,
: 81, of Philadelphia, paid lr,tcrnaI
lit to Fame Castle, No. >. knights of
: Mystic Chain. and presented il with
marble gavel block. Supper
8 served at the Gibson House.
Professor H. A. Heath will give
aphophone entertainment this even
!, in Silverbrook NJ. l.. Church. He
Il produce some of Tie rccitations of
nnie Crosby, also some of the music
Ell by Sweeney's choir ut Ocean
owe.
'ol. John Wainwright has secured
,sion Of $12 per month from January
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