The sun., 1898-11-03
ROUND ABOUT TOWN

William M. Green, Jr., OF wyoming,
is the guest OF Wilmington friends.
George Darlington has returned home
from Pennsylvania, where he has been
visiting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mohr, of Philadelphia,
have been spending some time in Will
mington.
A new water pipe has been placed on
Adams street frem Delaware avenue to
Lowering avenue.
Thomas +. Bayard Dunlap, aged two
years, son of Rev. M. B. Dunlap, died OF
diphtheria Wednesday. 10
Mrs. w. I. Giles, who has been spend
ing some time with friends in this city,
has returned to Elkton.
Jessie Bostic was kicked in the mouth
while shoeing horse belonging to G..
W. Bush 4 Sons Company.
Frederick R. Bartlett, of Easton, Md,
who has been travelling in Venezuela,
is the guest OF w. Fl. Cooper, Jr.
The Rev. ]. D. G. Hanna will give a
lecture and phonograph concert this
evening at Olivet Presbyterian Church.
Charles Welsh, serving a three months
sentence at New Castle, is in the County
Hospital at Farnhurst i'll with typhoid
fever
The three -masted schooner +. G..
Knight is unloading scrap iron at the
wharves of the Diamond State Iron
Works.
The street markets on King and Madi-
son streets were changed yesterday from
the easterly to the westerly side OF the
streets.
TIE remains of Edward Hasson; of Nc.
1910 West Eighth street, were inferred
yesterday afternoon in New Cathedral
Cemetery.
Oriental Lodge, No. 27, entertained
several members of Philadelphia and
Chester Masonic lodges last night, at tie
Masonic Temple.
The circulation of the Free Library
was 1851 during the month of October,
compared with l3,413 for the same
period of last year.
A supper for the benefit of the Flor
ence Crittenden Home was given in the
Crosby & Hill Building last evening. A
neat sum was realized.
Tie old boiler has been removed from
the steamer Seaboard at the shipyards
of the Harlan < Holingswouh Com
pany, and new boiler put in.
The annual meeting of the Womans
Home Missionary Society OF Wilmington
district will be held in EIkton M. f.
Church at o'clock this afternoon.
The regular drills Of the First Whining
ton Company, Boys Brigade, will be re
sumed tonight at the West End Reading
Room, with Captain Haley in command.
Building Inspector Cassidy has con-
demned the stable owned by Hubert
Cassidy, at Banning and Broome streets
which was recently partially destroyed
by fire.
Bishop Foss will preside at Whining
ton Methodist Conference at Cambridge.
Nd, on March .. Bishop Warren will
pres ide at the Coored Conference
April ).
Fossie Jones, l07 Walnut, is recover
ing from the effects of being bitten on
the lip and struck with Il pool ball, in a
fight at Front and Market streets, Mon
day night.
Examine all goods closely before buy,
ing. You viii find those of the home
merchants as fine in grade and as cheap
ii not cheaper in price as those OF any
other city.
The receipts of the Wilmington in
ternal revenue office for the month of
October amounted to Sl6,333l 10, about
double the receipts for the same month
OF last year.
William O'Connor, Jr., has secured
his discharge from Company A, First
Delaware Volunteers, through the ef-
fects of his father, Captain William
OConnor.
Gilbert Barrett has re-purchased the
candy, confection and bakery business
which he has carried on with increasing
success for fifteen years at Tenth and
Market streets.
During the months of November, De.
cember, January, February, March and
April, meetings are held on the second
and fourth Tuesday nights in each month
by the Board of Health
"The Shanghai" will be presented at
the Opera House, Thursday. November
| 10, by st. Anthony's Dramatic Club, of
Philadelphia, for tine benefit of ST..
,Josepls Home for Culored Boys.
At the health Office yesterday morning
record was made OF the death of Mrs.
Margaret Brown, aged 30 years, OF ty'
phoid fever, which occurred Tuesday at
her residence, No. S27 Orange street.
T. j. Moore, of Pleasant Hill, Del,
who recently celebrated his S9th birth
day, went out with his gun on Tuesday
morning, returning before breakfast
with six rabbits. This is remarkable for
a man so well up in years.
The roli-cal of the members of Second
Baptist Church, corner Ninth and Frank
| lin streets, which was to have taken
place last Wednesday evening, was held
last evening. A full attendance of the
members OF the church was present.
Coroner Wright has filed at the health
Office a return Of death in the case Of
Alice Peo, setting forth that the death
was suicide by poisoning. The funeral
will take to-day from the residence OF
her parents, No. 2O5 Market street. In
,erment will be made at Riverview Gene
terry.