The sun., 1898-01-18
LOCAL DOTS.

Ihe Misses lhta ana EsSle waters, O
Newark, are the guests Of friends in thi
city.
Thomas B. Pepper has returned from
a pleasant visit to friends at George
town.
Messrs Burnham and Yergcr, of thit
city, visited friends at New Castle OF
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Albert were enter
taincd by friends ut New Castle ol
Sunday.
Charles Roe, who was engineer for the
steamer Clio, has removed his family to
this city.
Edward A. Price, of Media, addressed
the Delaware Historical Society last
evening
Mrs. Jane Macdonald, aged 50 years
OF No. COZ Spruce street, died Yesterday
morning
The Withdrawing members OF DIV ct
Church are having some trouble in Sc.
curing their certificates.
The other day a wagon maker, who
had been dumb for years, picked up a
hub and spoke.
Mrs. Josephine Thorp and daughter,
Of Philadelphia, spent Sunday with rla.
tivcs in this city.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Syfried, OF
Philadelphia, were the guests Of friends
in this city on Sunday.
T.. b. Bacon, who has been visiting
friends in this city, has returned home
to Georgctown.
President II. G. Morse of the Harlan
4 IIollingworth Company, has returned
from New York
Mrs. J. NJ. Robinson, OF this city,
spent Sunday with friends at Green Tree
Hotel, West Chester.
Miss Booker, OF this city, is the guest
OF the Misses Greavcs, of Sixth street and
Upland avenue, Upland.
Elmer A. Corkran, OF Newport, was
taken to the Delaware State Asylum at
Farnhurst, on Sunday night.
Every afternoon and evening of this
week revival services will be conducted
at Scott NJ. f.. Church.
DR.. Charles Wood, of Philadelphia
will make an address on January Is, ut
st. Andrews Church.
Over four hundred men are at work
repairing cars, at the F., w. 4 b. Rail-
road, Third street car shops.
The Wilmington City Electric Light
Company is wiring the Federal Build
ing, preparatory to lighting it.
Dr. J. II. Simms was in Berwyn, Pa,
yesterday, where he atteneed the funeral
Of his cousin Mrs. Emma J. Wilds.
A new strcamer, bearing the name of
the hotel, was flung to the breczes from
the Clayton House flag pole yesterday.
About fort ry-seven men have become
idle through the discontinuance Of night
work by the Trump Machine Company.
Rev. Dir. Waddcll Of the NJ. f. Church,
AT Fe.ton, was in this city yesterday morn
ing, and met quite number Of his old
friends.
Court Stenographer +. G. lIardesty, is
the first volume of delaware
Law Rcports,' to be issued under the
new State Constitution.
James Campbell, hotel proprietor of
Beach, is now registered at
the Lafayette Hotel. He is visiting his
friend Michael Sharkcv.
The tug boat Bangs, which has been
repairs at the Harlan and
Company, left the
wharvcs there yesterday.
William Redmond has returned to this
,ty, after spending few days with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James Redmond, of
West Chester.
Sheriff Finn Yesterday morning sold
the personal property OF Theodore Ship
ley, Of No. Glib King street, to Hugh G.
Browne, for $42S
A snow plow which arri-, ed for the
New Castle and Wilmington Company,
was badly damaged, and will
DC rejected by the company.
DR.. f. G. Shortlidgc said, yesterday,
hat under no circumstances would he
DO candidate for department COM
nandcr Of the G. A. II. OF this State.
A contract to build large cylinder
paper machine for the Uncas Paper Com
oaiiy, Of Norwich, Conn, has been
lwarded to Puscy 4 Jones Company.
Colonel Robert Mitchell Floyd, Of Jer-
ey City, and +. I. Candy, of this city,
viii represent the Church Club, Of the
Diocese of Delaware, at the conference of
hurchcs at Cincinnati, on January 20.
A setter dog, valued at $50, owned by
+oseph p Cross, was run over at Fourth
md Lombard streets Yesterday by car
N the East Fourth street branch, of the
ity railway and severely injured.
The First Grand Calico Ball, of the
'tringham Social Club, will be held in
shields Library Hall, on Friday evening,
7rbruary 4th. The committee who have
barge of the ball are T. J. Garvey, .
Hartman; James +. Burke, secretary,
nd Charles McDonough, treasurer
T. N. Lorraine, chief engineer OF the
Delaware and Chesapeake Canal Com
ANY, on Sunday sent to Detective
ones, Of the F., w. & b. Railroad, q
iece of the first rail that was ever used
n the old Frenchtown road, which he {
will use as a Sunday walking stick. '