The sun., 1898-10-14

Del.
A number OF new students will enter
Goldey's Commercial College next Mon
day.
The Relsieh Mask and Wig Club gave
a creditable performance at Shellpot
Park.
Many dwellings are being constructed
in the vicinity of Thirteenth and Clayton
streets.
w. r. Williamson, formerly manager
of the Opera House, is visiting friends in
this city.
Machinery on the tug Emily was re-
paired at the Harlan 4 Hollingsworth
Company.
The Harlan & Hollingsworth Com
pany contemplates improving its wharf
property.
Letters of administration on the estate
of William Mcclure have been granted
to Richard Mcclure.
Miss Mary 7. Carter, of Newport News,
Va, who has been visiting friends in
this city has left for Smyrna.
A California cucumber, about four feet
long, attracted a crowd at the p, W. q
B. station yesterday morning.
1t is expected that the Wilmington and
Brandywine Springs railway will be
ready to operate by November LIST.
Captain Haswell has been succeeded
by Leutenant.C Commander Adolph
Mark as light house inspector OF this
district.
To the general trade, well-dressed
window is|an:advertisement and encour-
agement to business which should not be
overlooked.
The Harlan & Holllngsworth Com
pany are repairing the sloop yacht
Nanon, belonging to the Philadelphia
Yacht Club.
AT the Alumni banquet of Trinity Col
lege, Harvard, Conn, held on Wednes-
day evening, in Washington, Bishop
Coleman was a speaker.
Corporal Edmund Barnes of Co. X,
First Delaware Regiment, is seriously
sick with typhoid fever at his home, No.
529 East Seventh street.
The saloon of John w. Wagner, No. 7
East Fourth street was closed by Sheriff
Finn yesterday on claim o. 81 POO
held by Thomas McHugh.
Mrs. J. r. McCausland and son
Ralston, of Smyrna, are spending some
time with Sergeant McCausland, who is
now on duty at the Armory.
Extensive repairs and improvements
having been completed at the south
basin of Cool Spring reservoir, water has
been turned in and both basins are now
in use.
Constable Green has seized the effects
of j. Miller Thomas, at No. 604 Market
street. comprising type, forms, etc, and
will expose it at public sale on Monday
next.
Police booth No. 81, at Front and
Market streets, which was damaged
recently by being struck by a wagon,
was taken away yesterday afternoon for
repairs.
Joseph Grissinger, better known as
Joe Brown around Second and King
streets, has gone to Chicago, where he
will visit his daughter, Mrs. Jacob
Deutsch.
Several yachts have been stolen re-
Gently from points along the Delaware
river, and some of the owners have
offered large rewards for the capture of
the thieves.
Miss Ida G. Bramble, who has resigned
her position as nurse at the Delaware
Hospital, has left for her home in Toll
chester, Md. Miss Stillwell will be her
successor.
On Saturday Deputy Coroner Chand-
ler will hold an inquest over the remains
of Nsphia Linzey, who was killed on
Monday night by street car on Ian
caster avenue.
The deck lighter David Peoples, for
Peoples Brothers of Philadelphia, was
launched at the Jackson 4 Sharp Com
pany on Wednesday. Two more barges
are in course of construction.
Building Inspector Cassidy has granted
to the johnson Forge Company permit
to build an addition to its plant in South
Wilmington. The new building will be
6Ox230 feet and one.story high.
The Rev. J. D. G. Hanna, D. D., on
Wednesday evening entered in marriage
Miss Minerva Redmile and r. Edward
Hayes, Jr., at the residence of the BRIDES
parents No. SIG West Fourth street.
Charles Sheppard, who was struck on
the head by bottle thrown from B. &
O. car on Monday night is reported in a
critical condition. The injury is at the
base of the skull, which renders an oper-
alton impossible.
Willard S. Mears left Yesterday for
New York, where he has accepted the
position OF clerk for one of the leading
hotels, and as he conlemplates going on
the stage will take course in the Ameri-
can School of Acting.
The man who advertises only once a
year has no abiding place in the, public
memory. 1t is his rival who reaches the
public every day, and whose statements
are to be relied upon, who achieves the
greatest measure of success.
Some men expect their advertisements
not only to bring them business, but
also to 20 out and attend to it,while they
, embrace the opportunity to sit on q
store box at the corner grocery store and
complain that advertising doesn't pay.