The sun., 1898-01-19


n Willard Yarnall,. assistant barber t
! John Bailey, OF Chester, Pa, spent Sur
. day with his parents in this city.
The choir of Madeley NJ. f. Chuw
has presented the pastor, Van ?. North
, rup, with handsome pulpit bible.
An exhibition drill, followed by al
entertainment, will be given next Mon
day evening by Company A,at the clnb'
room.
Mrs. Whiteley spoke last night at tn
revival meeting at Wesley NJ. T.. Church
Meetings will he held every evening thi
week.
Rev. +. NJ. Munson, Of New Castle
at tended meeting at the Historical So
ciet US rooms, in this city, on Monda.
night.
Grand Chancellor Everett and staff in
stalled the officers of OsceOla Lodge, No
6, X. Of p, at Newark, on Monda,
night.
Harry Evans, aged 10 years, of No
23S Rodney street, received a wound il
the head on Monday by bullet from al
air rifle.
The Wilmington Bicycle Club has re-
ceivcd an invitation from the Chester
Bicycle Club to attend a smoker or
March %.
The steamer Hudson, whic,, has been
purchased for the Alaskan trade, was
built in 1872 by the Pusey 4 Jones
Company.
Washington Lodge, No. ', X. of p,
will give public literary and musical
entertainment on the last Monday night
in February.
A solemn requiem anniversary mass
was celebrated in st. Annie's X. &.
Church, yesterday morning for the late
Father Crowley.
Paul Pennock, of No.6ll West Seventh
street, fell on curb and lacerated his
hip. His wound was dressed by Drs. l..
and l.. A. kittenger.
John Turner, gatc-tender at Frencl
and Water streets, who has been i'll fer
some time with pneumonia, reported for
duty Yesterday morning.
The Enoch Moore 4 Sons Company
have received contract to build a freigl
and passenger steamer for Capt. X. W.
Lutte, of llainesport, n. }.
Superintendent Barnard, of the Mary
llnd division Of the P.,W. 4 B. Railroad,
went to Washington yesterday morning
on his special car, No. 2S0l.
A donation amounting to 5000 was re-
ceived on Monday afternoon, by the
board of directors of the y. NJ. C. A.,
from the WOman'S Auyiliarv
Trainmastcr Frank Carlisle and S. c. |
Long, civil engineer OF the Maryland
division of the p, W. d B. railroad left
for Washington, D. G., yesterday.
J. llollandcr, manager Of the Boston
store for the Blumenthal Company, also
ii. Wood Sullivan, manager of the gen
craI sales department, are in this city.
Cards are out announcing the marriage
of Harry T. Voshell, fireman on the
Delaware road, and Miss TIME Morris, of
this city, to take place on January
25th.
Mrs. j. Herbert Mulliux, Of West
Chester, on Sunday entertained Misses
Helen UConnell, Mary Steele, Meta
and Iona Dysant, of this
city.
The Old board Of directors of the Sc.
curity Trust and Safe Deposit Company
were reelected yesterday afternoon. The
directors in turn reelected the old
officers.
The members monthly meeting of the
\. NJ. c. A. will be entertained BY q. l..
'urrill. George F. Hepbron addressed
hose interested in gymnastics last
'vening.
Letters tcstamentary upon the estate of
he late Mrs. Sarah j. Robinson were
,ranted t. Charles w. Robinson and
lohn B. Man'ovc, by Register Of Wills
'rOssan.
The Wilmington and Northern Rail-
DAD was yesterday morning granted a
'crnit, by Building Inspector Grubb. to
'uild an engine house at the foot Of Lib
rty street.
Thomas Carpenter, Of No. 703 Tatnall
treet, celebrated his fifty. fifth birthday
n Monday night. A party of his friends
allied and presented to him handsome
,clining chair.
The grand officers Of the Knights of
le Golden Eagle, went to New Castle,
n Monday evening, and installed the
ewly-e'ected officers Of Harmony Cas-
e, No. g. X. G. f.
On the evening of January q, Robert
. Engle, of Mt Holly, N. j., will give a
ee illustrated lecture on "Glimpses of
Iexico" at the Friends Meeting House,
inth and Tatnall streets.
Thomas ?. Rose, of 4O3 East Second
rect, fireman on shifting engine, No.
had his foot crushed by an engine at
ront and Lombard streets. lie was
ken to the Delaware Hospital.
A stercopticon exhibition was given
I Monday night to the inmates of Del
ware State Hospital, at Farnhurst, by
r. llancker, which was a source OF
eat enjoyment to the patients.
Levi c. Bird, attorney for the Harlan
liol'lngsworth Company, has received
but $l75 OF the money claimed from
'e o1ncr Of the Laurada for wharfage.
he balance will be paid in a day or
vO.
The committee of councils of the G.
l.. will meet in the near future to ar
ngc Tor the reception to be given on
.brnary II, which will be the occasion
the orders eleventh anniversary in
is city.
The Rev. William J. Birmingham,
stor OF st. Joscphs Church, on Sun
y presented a handsome larp t. Miss
annie O. Doughcrty, on behalf Of the
csscd Virgin Mary sodaIity, Of which