The sun., 1898-01-26

IpVN. IMI0 lIIhCI, L.D., Ius UCVI
entertaining Rev. q. II. Corey, D. d., l..
L. D., and DR.. BeiIer, Of Washington,
d.
Electric light wires will not be put on
poles with police wires, as was decided
on Monday night, by the Police Commits
sion.
Milton II. Hawkins and Miss Ella S.
karch will be married this evening at
the home of the bride, No. S04 Madison
street.
Miss TIME Morris and Harry T. Vos.
hel were married last evening at the
home of the bride No. 333 East Fourth
street.
The Ladies Aid Society of Mt. Lebanon
NJ. +. Church, is going to give pie and
milk social February II and II, ut the
parsonage.
Thomas J. Day, OF this city, is going
to quit farming. He has secured a
position as carpenter at the Augustine
Paper Mills.
The wind on Sunday night blew down
about three hundred feet of fence about
the Southwark factory of the c. and }.
Pyle Company.
High Mass was held over the remains
of Mrs Ella Wallace, wife of James p.
Wallace at st. Peters Pro- Cathedral yes
terday morning.
The contract to replace the damaged
plates of the steamship Glenochii has
been received by the Harlan d IIolIings
worth Company.
President Thompson, of the Pennsyl-
vania railroad, passed through this city
yesterday from Palm Beach, Florida,
en- route to Marion.
The Santa Maria Council, Knights Of
Columbus. were entertained on Monday
night by supper in the club house
given by John A. Lengel.
The cigar store of J. Writ Willis, No. |
724 Market street was sold yesterday !
morning by Sheriff Finn to George T. .
Brown, attorney, for $500.
A carload of fcrtilizng mill machinery
was shipped yesterday morning by the
Walker & Elliott Company to Herbert
Bryant, of Alexander, Va.
The motormcn on the street cars cx-
perienced much difficulty yesterday
afternoon by the snow sticking to the
glass in the front of the car.
Washington Lodge, No. |, X. Of p,
will give an entertainment tc its friends
and members next month, for which
great preparations are being made.
At the First Methodist Prot estant
church Seventh and Walnut streets, this
evening, a turkey supper with all the
delicacics OF the season will be given.
A devotional meeting will be held in
the reading room tonight, by Miss Lou
nff r,,,kn, ,,l1 +
evangeistic work for the W. G. T, L.
The office of George L. Ainscow, at
Front and French streets, was entered |
by burglars on Monday night, who car
ried off several articles Of little value.
William Shewbrooks has accepted
position as drug clerk for J. Harvey
Spruance, of Second and Monroe streets. |
He formerly was clerk for DR.. Downs
John Malloy, of Eleventh and French !
streets who drives a coach for John p |
knopps. was thrown and injured on
Monday as the result Of an axle break ,
ing
Despite the bad weather there was
large crowd at the dance in the rooms Of |
the Shields Library, Association for the
benefit of one of the tables of st. Paul's
fair.
Rev. DIR. Cook, pastor Of the New
Castle Baptist Church, residing at No.
Sl2 Washington street, has returned |
from visit to the city Of Brotherly
Love. /,
The bed under the pavement in front
of the Phoenix Fire Engine House, has
settled, leaving = hole about fourteen
inches deep and three feet in circum-
ference.
At the New Century CLUB drawing
room on Monday night II. p. Spaulding
delivered the first of series OF three
lectures on the subject, "Rome, the
Marble Faun'
Train Dispatcher John Fcchly, of the
p, w. K b. railroad, who is now in Los
Angeles, CAL, is greatly improved in
health. He will return to this city about
the first Of May.
The charity pound party given by
Misses Laura and Jennie Mc1lhenny, at
No. 9O4 Reed street, proved to be great
success. The proceeds were given to a
destitute family.
DR.. Barrett will preach tonight at st.
PauPs Church. Rev. II. W. Ewing
preached last night, when there were
four at the altar three of whom pro-
fcssed conversion.
Five handsome sleeping cars and
tWenty-scven electric cars were shipped
to Argentine Republic, South America.
yesterday morning, by the Jackson 4
Sharp Company.
The Friends fortnightly meet on Mon
day evening at the residence of Richard
Maris, No. Coz West Fifth street Some
very interesting papers were read on the
life of Thomas Shillitoe.
Past Department Commander Ayars
of the &. A. r., Daniel Ross and Senior
Vice Commander Wilson, attended re-
cepton given to General J. p. s. Goblin
on Monday night, in Camden.
Bishop Coleman has accepted an in.
vitation to attend the conservation of
Rev. W. Nelson McNickar, as bishop
coadutor of Rhode Island, which will
take place in Philadelphia next Tuesday.
, On Thursday evening the burning Of
the second mortgage Of East Lake Presby
tcrian church will take place. Rector
Trul and all the Presbyterian ministers
e of the city will be present All are in
i vited.