The sun., 1898-12-01
ROUNI, ABORT TOWN.

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q. d. Foulk, q graduate Of Delaware
College has been made principal of the
public school AZ Caps Charles.
Superintendent of Fire and Police
Alarms Juhn W. Aydon, who has been
III for several days, ~ about again.
Arthur, infant son Of Mr.. and Mrs. G. K
w. Rntter, of No. 1l.I Apple street, ~as
buried At Rlvervlew Cemetery Yesterday.
A large twenty foot float belonging 70
the Bachelors Boat Club IL Aurlft 'in,y
Chtistiaila river and menace tU navi-
gati on.
Worknien from the Street and Sewer
Department. aie engaged IN cleaning
SHOW aud ice from the street crossings N
the city.
Building Inspector Cassidy has issued
u permit " A. S Reed Il Brother COlut
pany to make alterations to the McVey
Building. @
The 81. Agnes Guild OF Trinity Church
will give military tea IN tiie church
tins evening. Chicken and watfies Will
De served.
r., W. & B. shiiter No. IS jumped the
track at the Mccullough rOlilIg inill on
Tuesday. The accident was CAUSED BY 9
broken rail. eFF a' r5
| One OF Stoeckls's delivery wagons in
crossing tle grating VI the sewer Inlet vt
Fourth and King streets yesterday morn
Ing, broke It, .-
State Detective Barney McVey has en-
tered suit against Mrs Helen X. Brad
ford in the Superior Court for protes-
slonal service.
Mr.. Isenfeter, who is to take charge OF
Lngel's brewery, arrived in this city
with his household goous froln Wasii.
ington yesterday.
A property on the northeast side oil
Thirtieth street west of Jefferson has
been transferred by Il. f. AcheADach tN
Anne L. Mundorff. HHe3e n HI
Mr.. ard Mrs. A. B. Stayton have just
returned froin visit tO the lower part W
the state, where Mr.. Stayton has bss61
.. cunning for the past two weeks ~ ~
At the Y Y,ung Mems Christian Assoaia-
-N.,., IN Sunday VI. address viii Nv MADE
.tc. 20 '" Dr Waylald Hoyt, Of Phlla-
rtendance ~i'lpromllient Baptlst Divl4e.
Officer Purcell yesterday morning shot
q horse owned by Harry ZliDmeruyahn,
At Second and Madison streets. Tho AMI
mai WAS suffering with spinal dnenin-
gltis.
The annual meeting of the Women't
Christian temperance Union Will be
held at the headquarters, No. lUO West
Eighth street, to-lnurrow afternoon at .
u'ciuck. ". T
The first quarterly meeting OF the
| A n ,ilalt a ltA
Foreign Missionary Suclely will be held
r at 80 O'clock. -'u
t 1t was expected that it might be pos
5 sible to open the Wilmington q Brandy.
: wine Springs railway yesterday, but tile
opening was postponed, chiefly on ac-
3 count Of the weather.
Elizabeth Armstrong, whose mind IL
unbalanced, claims to be a Countess"
and heir to fabulous W, alth. She has been
placed in the Delaware State Hospital
: fOr the Insane at Farnhurst.
Mrs. Mary Cecil Cantril. wife Of Judge
! the Executive Committee Of the Board
of Lady Managers Worlds Fair, is visit.
=. ing Mrs. J. Frank Ball. W..
r Tie Wilmington Bible Union has
elected Thona, McCorkle pr sident;
s Mary A. Prince, vice. president; Nathan
1 w. Barn. secretary aud treasurer, and
, William L. PettiHgll, teacher.
Although no successor to Rev. d.
Y Flynn has been officially announced it ID
SAID that either Fat her Scott Of Queens
town, Nd, or Father Mealty, fs~""Asas
NIary's will be St. Pa,rick's next p0 =.
s. S. Adams, Clerk of the MuniciS&
Cour has had trouble witt, the safe ~
. his office this week. The bolts and lucky
refused to work and new ones were se-
cured SO that the valuable records would
he safe.
- Coroner Wright has issued certificate
nf death rom perlora,ion of the bowels
y in the case Of Oscar SeweIl, colored, Of
No. SO7 Windsor street, wi o died IN a
nystrr ous manner after ealing beans ON
J. Sunday night. n"@
! The Water Commission on Tuesday
afternoon decided to give the Diamond
a Ice Company the option on the ice that
y forms on the Cool Spring reservoir aur-
ing the winter. The company will pay
y $25 for the privilege.
h Mrs. Catharinp Drakyne, who resided
in Delaware for 20 years and has many
e friends in this city, was stricken with
h paraly ysis last Wednesday. Size was pros
trat, at her home, No. 267 Columbia
4 stlert, BROOKLYN, N. Y.
'. Funeral services were held Yesterday
over the remains of Katie RiIev, daugti-
i. ter of officer Riley, at his residence, No.
j. 2ll Madison street, the ob-eques being
attended by several felIOw-nfti GERS. Inter-
y, ment was made at Cathedral cemetery.
% Building Inspector Cassidy in his
J. monthly report says: There were per-
mits given tor fifteen dwellings at a cost
Il Of 81, 700, two stores costing, $7OO), thee
- back buildings and alterations to the
n. \. amount Of $2,902 during the month. The
total valuation was $45227.
70 The officers Of the Boys Brigade have
q. {. been installed and much interest is heing
'a manifested in the organization. Com
y pany A drills on Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday evenings at the West End
J. Reading Room and Company B on Tues
y duy aud S.turdav u y avnuiuus