The sun., 1898-12-04

ROUND ABOUT TOWN.

fever.
J. d. Davis, Of EIkton, has been visit
ing in this city.
Miss Pansy Oskins, of Newport, is Wis
iting in this city.
Miss Anna T. Lincoln attended &
California '97" dinner in Philadelphia
on Friday night.
The railroad meeting at Third and
Railroad today will be addressed by Rev
r. 7. Coursey.
J. Curtis Wigglesworth, of Philadel.
phia, who formerly resided in this city,
was the guest of friends here on Fri.
day.
The Fortnightly Club, of Grace NJ. E.
Church, met last night with Miss Carrie
Hofecker, at No. 1909 Washington
street.
Charles Schweickhard. Of St. Louis,
Mo-, treasurer of the National Liquor
Dealers Association, has been visiting
Anton Hauber.
Special services will be held at Rodney
Street Presbyterian Church each evening
next week, in charge of the pastor, the
Rev. w. +. Lewis.
The second pentecostal class meeting
will be held in Harrison street M. 4.
Church, Seventh and Harrison streets,
next Thursday night.
G. Allen Smith, Secretary OF National
+. B. A. of the Order, will be in Will
mington next Friday, the 9th, and will
be the guest of the camp.
Wilmington merchants deserve the
patronage Of all purchasers as they sell
as fine materials for as cheap rates as
merchants in other cities.
A property at Twenty-fourth and
Madison streets has been transferred by
the Creston Land ard Improvement Com
pany TO L. Scott Townsend.
A large number OF men are employed
on repair work and overhauling at the
Pullman cars hops. The firm Is buster
now than for several weeks.
The trees recently set out by the Park
Commission have been placed in Brandy.
wine and Rockford Parks and other places
under the jurisdiction of the board.
In Magistrate Kelley's court Nathan
Leibermann has brought suit against ].
killington, to recover $35 on note. The
hearing will take place tomorrow morn
ing.
Herbert Neutze, assistant secretary of
the Board of Health, left yesterday for
New York city, where he expects to out
rival Contractor Keough in his travels in
that city.
Superintendent Barnard, Trainmaster
Carlisle and Civil Engineer Long, of the
p, w. & B. Railroad, left yesterday in
Superintendent Bannard's private car for
Baltimore.
F. W. Heiss, Louis Melchior, Matthew
Nurnberg, Frank Jansews, Gustav
Steinke and Gotthold Yeager have been
elected trustees OF the German Library
Association.
Bishop Coleman will preach at Calvary
Church this morning, at the Farnhurst
asylum in the afternoon and in the
Church OF the Saviour in West PhiadeJ-
phia in the evening.
Considerable damage resulted to the
property of Mrs. Ellen Bradford, at
Thirteenth and Market streets, by the
thieving practices of the negro sentenced
at this term OF court.
Two valuable bird dogs, owned by |
Thomas B. Brison, were shipped yester-
day to Osgood, Ind, where they will be
used by G. NJ. Mendinhal during his
cunning trip in the west.
Secretary Wigglesworth, of the Board
of Health, reports % deaths, 81 births
md IL marriages during the past week.
For the corresponding week last year the
igures were32, A and IS.
At a meeting of the Shields Library
Association on Friday evening appro-
)riate action was taken on the death of
Charles A. McDonough, and it was de-
'ided to attend the funeral
The will OF Leighton Lee, formerly of
his city, who died in Chicago, ILL.,, from
he effects OF injuries received there, has
,een admitted to probate in Philadel-
'hia. The estate is valued at $4,000.
At St. Paul's R. G. Church yesterday
morning solemn high mass was said
'ver the body of John Hehir, so years
Id, OF No. 3l2 South Van Buren, street.
nterment was made at Cathedral Gene
cry.
Magistrate Daley has given judgment
n favor of Rafael Julian against Mich
las Delrosa for $7.55, and against Joseph
coli for $l8, the plaintiff claiming
hat those amounts were due for goods {
old.
The plans for the proposed new high {
chool have been placed on exhibition '
/ No. School, on Walnut street be- ,
ween Eleventh and Twelfth, where they
lay be examined for some time by con-
actors. +
Edward I. Lea, receEt supervisor of Z
'acks of the Wilmington City Railway
ompany's system, has under consider g
on two positions in the mining in
ustry, one in North Carolina and the 2
ther in Ohio. /
A meeting of the Mutual Admiration /
ociety of the Red Men was held at the .
ONE of John B. Martin on Friday
light, it being the second sleep of the r
uniting moon and the eighth run OF the :,
,tting Of the sun. =, ~
An enjoyable smoker was given on
riday evening by Washington Camp, n
o. 4, P. 0. s. of A., in their room, in e
NTH building, No. 6l04 Market street, s,
hich was largely attended by the men,