The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1898-05-04
LOCAL DOTS.

Frank CoVeruale Went 10 Nallp l"h
nell on Sunday.
J. Ephraim visited Camp Tunnel on
Sunday.
Royal Woodrow spent Sunday at
Camp Tunnel.
Rev. F. Burge,te lectured at Newark
NJ. +. Church last night.
City Tax Collector Eugene NJ. sayersis
suffering with heavy cold.
Mrs, Charles Yarnall and granddansh-
ter are the guests of friends at Chester
Bishop Monaghan preached The SER
mon at st. Patrick Church last night.
The Court House green presents fine
appearance now.
Miss Alice Chandler, OF Stanton, Del,
is the guest OF friends in this city.
Bishop Coleman otticated at st. Barna-
bas Church, Marshallton, last evening.
Miss Mamie Nickerson is the guest OF
Miss Name Bostic, at Laurel.
William Stewart, of Philadelphia, is
the quest of Mrs. +. l.. Truitt, OF this
city.
Several recruits left this city yesterday
morning for Camp Tunnel, conducted
by their officers.
The Water Witch Fire Company's en-
CINE will be given test this afternoon,
at ) O'Clock.
Materials of all kinds are twisted, and
tucked and gathered, till they present
very little of their original aspect.
A musical entertainment and dance
will be given this evening at Shields
Library Hal.
Levi Christin was sent to the Delaware
State Hospital for the Insane at Fam
hurst, on Wednesday.
Routine business was transacted on
Wednesday night at the meeting OF the
Natural History Society.
The Council of Administration Of the
G. A. r. met last night at department
headquarters
The Robert Emmett Literary Assocla-
ton has passed resolutions compliment
ing Company +, n. q. D.
The keel Of the =. & K. tug, Valley
| Forge, being built at the Harlan q
! Hollingsworth Company, is laid.
The schooner Albert T. Stearn is I'M
dergoing repairs at the Jackson 4 Sharp
Company's shops.
/ Mrs. James Morrison Of New Castle,
is entertaining the Misses Johnson Of
this city.
Charles W. Goodrg has sold for
Smith Barley, house No. 1920 West
Fifth street, for $1,000.
G. NJ. Senderling OF Fairview, Cecil
county, Md, was Wilmington visitor
yesterday.
Miss Mamie Caulk, who has been i'll
in this city, is now at her home at
Wyoming, Del.
Bishop Coleman will confirm large
class at st. Johns Church on Sunday
day afternoon.
L. NJ. Stradlcy has assumed position
with the New York State Committee OF
the Young Mems Christian Association
The cellar of the police station is being
repaired and no more tr0mps Will be
sheltered until the repairs are finished.
Henry c. Conrad went to Dover YES
terduy to attend a business meeting Of
the state College for co!ured students.
MIR. and Mrs. Harry Stoccke attended
the Turner's exhibition on Monday
evening, in the Academy OF Music, in
Philadelphia.
Rev. Henry Ransom, rector of Stt.
Work. yesterday afternoon at Il meeting
at Bishopstead.
George E. Hoffman, a native of Ger
many took out his first papers, yesterday
morning, at Prothonotary WoolIcy'S
! Office.
The Delaware Hospital officers find il
, necessary to deny admittance to addi
tional patients, on account OF scarcity
OF funds.
Some OF the sleeves show variety il
the cuffs, but in little else. The majority
| are close-fitting and plain, or have The
material rutlled on the lining, or simply
arranged in fiat diagonal folds.
The idea OF appointing Il plumbing in
spector for the Board OF Health is tina
= the board is con posed Of two Democrats
t anG three Republicans.
| George Y. Tobin Dr., OF New Castle
has been employed as timekcepcr at the
works of the Harlan 4 Hollngswortl
Company.
= ii you have your blouse in black ant
white silk you will find that touches o
velvet, either in red or turquoise blue
will look exceeding y pretty with it.
High mass was said yesterday morning
over the body OF john Mahoney o
int OF Intn 81,