The sun., 1898-01-09
LOCAL DOTS.

NllIldIu StIttts, vi WIS Guy, Is NlsltlllS
friends in Dover.
William Moore, OF Hockessin, was in
the city yesterday.
Mr.. Mullins, of New York, was unex-
pectedly called home.
Robert L. Armstrong, OF Christiana,
was in the city yesterday.
Miss Mildred Causey, of Milford, is
visiting friends in this city.
William X. Brooks, OF Glasgow was a
visitor in this city yesterday.
The Y. NJ. C. A. will keep open house
from 8 a. IN. to 10 p m. on Tuesday.
Market street was thronged last night
with shoppers and pleasure seekers.
Miss f. C. Jones and sister, of Newark,
are registered at the Hotel Jennings.
Miss Reba Hynson, of this city, is
visiting Mrs. X. J. Smith, of Chester,
Pa.
The Law Library Association met yes
terday afternoon and reelected its old
officers.
Alfred L. Ewing, Il conductor on the
W. & n. K. r. is suffering from neu-
ralgia.
William +. Robinson, II clerk at
Blumentha.s, is suffering with an attack
Of grip.
Presiding Elder L. i. Barrett breaches
this morning at Trinity NJ +. Church,
Chester.
William B. Pratt, ter pleasant visit
to friends in this city, has returned to
Milford.
Miss Mary Duffy, who has been visit
ing Miss Cecilia Boyle, returned home
yesterday.
Mrs l.. L. Saunders and Harry saund-
ers, are visiting relatives at Lambert
yille N. J.
Miss Hattie Swain, who has been Wis
iting friends in this city. has returned to
Bridgeville.
Members of the Levy Court were in
Chistiana hundred yesterday inspecting
the bridges.
The Pusey x Jones Company is run
ming on full time, the first time for sew
eral months.
Mrs Laura c. Acklan arrived in this
city today All litigation in regard to
llNI stt-S II oIlplNb.
Mr.. and Mrs George Frank, of this
city are the guests Of friends at Lam
bertville, n. }.
Harvey r. Higgins who has been in
this city on a business trip, has returned
to Altoona, Pa.
Mr. and Mrs W. p. >cull, OF Chester
have been entertaining Alexander RoX-
boro, Of this city.
Mrs John r. Couch and son. Of
Cleveland, Ohio, are the guests of
frit n'ls in this city
Mrs. Alexander b. Cooper and
daughter Virginia, spent Friday with
fritrds in this city.
john y. G. Rodney, who is on a gun
nlnI "Trip in North Carolina, left lcSter-
day tor lteinhnrdt station.
The Kent CIub, OF Dover. has re-
elected the old officers, but u new board
of governors was appointed.
About 232 dogs have been registered to
date, exceeding by ~ more than were
registered at this time last year.
The officers Il the AIumnr, .IS~u ia
tior OF the Wilmington High >choo!
were elected yesterday afternoon.
OsburEc L>nam, aged II years,
brother of William T. Lyman, ui thi,
city, died on Friday at .ltolna, Iowa.
Fred S. iIcrh, Tie wc}l known bari
tone Of this city, is doing fine work and
gaining high ro"lNlcndati"n in New
York. I
Thomas B. Benson, aged 7G years, died {
on Friday evening ut the residence uf his !
son, Thomas Ncnsen No. 1893 >!uIcruss !
avenue.
Father +. X. Miicr one OF the Re- /
denptorist Fathers will oipn mission
ior men at st. Marl- H. {, Church, on
Janua'y IT,
Collector Of Internal i'rvcnuc partt
War visitor At the Federal Building ON :
Friday, where he called o,. deputy Col ,
hector Wells. :
j. FRANK Davis, ni ,,pcpnl and WASH \
ington, Who has been undergoing lncdi- :
cal treatment in Philadelphia, has rc- n
turned home. n
Charles T. FraiE, has made Il fine b
of the handsome new home Of "
Samuel II. RAynnrd, at Eighteenth street t,
Col Nathaniel r. Benson has resigned
he position TT superintendent OF hull+
at the sliipyavds Of the Harlan 4 IIul- Y
IingsWorth Company. h
Thomas Watson. late Of the NIptro- ;
poItan Hotel in Washington, is now en- /
gagged ~ head waiter at the CLAYTON t,
House, by Man ger Bothan. II
Next "Wednesday evening Branch NJ.
81, ladies Catholic l'rncvucnt .\s~o-
cation, will have public installation Of
officers at Shields Library Hall 81
thci Engineer \. A. Avery, Of tive ! !
It un!>s.lp City OF st. Lawrence, who has -, -,
been in this city since Wednesday, re- =;
surn'd to New York yesterday. =; =;
Tie anniversary ni ,JackSon's victory 81
oycr the British at New Orleans, will L,r
celebrated on Tuesday evening by the
\ Dung Mems DrmoCrntic C!ub
A delegation OF members Of the VIII G,
nln:gon Councils, Of the G. Il. L., will b,
visit Chester today, to attend the in 81
talIatlon at the counci! in the city. N
Albert S. WhitrSeIl formerly Of our OF
ity, j. now conducting wholesale
huu~" in New York, and is
'cponcd a. doing good business.
Thomas Watson, formerly Of the Met n
'op"Iitan Hotel, in Washington, has 81 {,