Evening journal., 1898-01-13
LOCAL NEWS NOTES

LUOhh NbUO NVlbo'
Nv r. scott. conductor, and J. J.
ciann brakeman. Of b. 4 o. shiruer
No "a who have been sick, reported
for duty to-day
The Clyde line steamer femassee
left Harlan & Hollingsworths snip
yard yesterday
Tho hodv of Miss Katherine
schwenck whose death was caused IN
philadelphia by an overdose OF NOR
mime was Inferred in Riverview Gem
etery yesterday.
p. w. q d. railroad usher Elwood
Truman. OF this city. has child very
IN with pneumonia
The funeral Of Miss Ella w. Cox
who died in Philadelphia ON Iuesoay,
will take place tomorrow afternoon
from the residence OF her brother, q.
w. Cox No. 1884 Orange street
George X. Yates, of No. 4lb East
Seventh street, who was stricken Wi1h
paralysis on Tuesday, is Improving.
THE Associated Charities have
opened a sewing room at No. 6Oz west
street.
Tho repairs TO Ouvet Presbyterian
Church made necessary by the Durbl-
ing of a water pipe. have been COM
pleted.
Rev. r. A. McCurdy, Of Central
PRESBYTERIAN Church, VIII preach lo-
night at the special services In 81
n Paurs M. 70. Church.
The meeting In Association Hall
on. Sunday afternoon will be addressed
by Rev. f. +. Briggs.
Am examination for teaehers for
the second grade certificates VIII %
held IN No. ! school ON Saturday.
Mrs. James August denies. uhe
statement that she was a complainant
In the city court against her husband
James August. The charges were
brought by others and Mrs. August
was in no way concerned.
1t has been decided to bring the
damaged British steamship Glenochn
to Harlan e. Hollingsworth' shipyard
! for docking and repairs. She VIII
clear the Custom House to-day.
About two hundred persons we're
present last night at thesupper given by
7 The women Of Moss Rose Castle, an the
: lhome Of Mrs. Bennett, No 924 French
street.
Great Chiefs George O. Guthrie and
! Robert Hanna, visited Pocahontas
r Council, No 1, Improved Order OF hed
"a Men, and we're nearly lost ia the mua
returning home
/. The coasting schooner Virginia
b: Ruion. before reported beached on the
l. coast OF Virginia near Chincoteague,
was fOated yesterday after part OF her
cargo Of lumber had been discharged
with the assistance OF the ting Rescue
}. The leak has been stopped and attei
= the vessel has been pumped out she Will
= be towed to Wilmington for repairs.
% Fourth ward Democrats Will mee'
,e this evening and name delegate tc
o. the county convention which will meet
Jt at Turn Hall on February g.
T. Some beautiful calendars are be
"a ing distributed by the local agent fol
y, \, the Equitable Life Assurance Company
ir Prof. William l. Hull. Of Swarthmor'
,e College. will deliver an address OF
,e Temperance I'm It's Relation TO Prison
Reform" in the Friends meeting-hous'
on Sunday afternoon.
Some members Of the Y. NJ G. A
a. last evening presented a hall rack u
M the association.
as H. c. Kimball has sold his drul
~ n store in South Wilmington to G. R
,r Allaband.
r.; The quarterly meeting OF tn
". Mccall Mission to be held on Januar
V. Is I'm St. Andrews Church, will be ad
ry dressed by DR.. Charles Woods OF Phil
.r; adelphia.
~ The mems chapter of st. Andrew
IT, Church Guild. will meet at the ree'
dence of Rev. Charles Il. Murray, ID. ID
on next Saturday.
James Writ is seriously III at HI
1T home beyond SilverbrOOk.
The annual report OF PreeideE
m George Harter, of Delaware College,
zee the secretary of Agriculture and SCI
err retary OF the Interior Tor the year en'
oh ing June 30, has been issued.
an Walter Bacon displayed an Amer
lad can flag yesterday in honor
Hannas election to the United Stat
Senate.
The Wilmington Whist Club he
am. its annual election Of officers Tuesds
rs night.
'rer There will be a meeting this eve
800 ing of the Board of Managers Of Il
for Ferris Industrial School at the Ne
Century Club.