The sun., 1898-12-02
RUUNI. ABOUT TUWN.

A large force OF men are at work on
the foundation for new turn table at
Cape View.
A debating society was organized last
night by the members of the West End
Reading K~m.
Champion L'dge, X. OF P, OF this CITY
paid f'aternal visit 70 Upland Lodge
last evening.
Mrs. Nellie B. Maree, OF No s45
Church street, WIS buried in Lombard!
Cemetery yesterday.
Register OF Wills .'rossan has granted
letters IN the estate Of Mary Ann Gowen
to Margaret Mahoney.
Walker 4 Elliott will ship a fertilizer
mixer To the Allison 4 Addison branch
Of the Virginia Chemical Company.
Henry Hill has returned from visit
to Pennington, where he has been
spending some time for the oenefit OF his
health.
The Rev. DR.. Wayand Hoyt, Of Phil.-
delphia, will make an address on What
Religion IT," at the Y. M. G. A. next
Sunday afternoon.
W. G. Mcintyre, engineer at the Fed
eral Building. who has been suffering
with sore hand, has gone to Washing
ton for treatment.
Miss Ida Walthers, OF No. I'll Adams
street. will start tfis month for trip to
Jamaica. She will accompany u party
Of Baltimoreans.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. A. Hawt horne, OF
Philadelphia, will spend Saturday and
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles u.
Guyer in this city.
Miss Addie Lingo, of Philadelphia,
and Miss Lulu Matthews, of Burlington,
N. j., have been visiting Miss Emma
Hare in this city.
John Jakowski, who was recently ap-
pointed patrolman in place of Theo-
dore Sarkoski, resigned, went on duty
yesterday afternoon.
J. Jackson Peirce has sold the prop.
erty OF Mrs. Mary r. Sinex, No. 425 East
Fourth street, to Mrs. ANNE f. Parsons.
The consideration WAS $500.
George G. Raymond accompanied by
his brother Hiram and Frank Hanby left
yesterday for trip to New England to
purchase a carload of Christmas trees.
The Christiana Outing Club, which
has cabin at Smalley's Dam, near
Christiana, has started a fund which it
is proposed tn use in erecting substan-
tial clubhouse.
William Hetherton and Mrs. Annie C.
Ia. lor we're united in marriage on Wed.
nesday evening by the Rev. O. q. Bnd.
ding. at the home OF the bride, No. 521
West Sixth street.
Clerk of Peace Foard made his annual
settlement with County Treasurer Ret
tew Yesterday morning. He turned oyer
1885 rs, the proceeds of Junk deaIers'
licenses, dog tax and court costs.
Miss Fannie Laynan gave a delight
fu| euchre party at her home, No. 6O4
Van Buren, street, in honor Of her
cousin, Miss Annie Vaughan OF Chesa-
peake City, on Wednesday night.
Wilmington merchants sell all goods
at reasonable figures. In fact they cater
to the wants OF the people by dispnsing
of their fine materials at the cheapest
possible rates. Give them call.
Parker Jefferis, 50 years old, was bur-
led in Wilmington and Brandywine
Cemetery yesterday afternoon. Services
were held at the residence Of his son, at
rwenty.sxth and Market streets.
A new schedule went into effect yester-
day on Maryland avenue and Eighth
street. -Four cars are running instead Of
five, thereby making Car every twelve
minutes instead OF every ten minutes.
The steamship City of Monticello,
which, according to a dispatch from Hal
flax, is overdue and may be lost, was
built by the Harlan & Hollingsworth
Company, and was formerly the City OF
Norfolk.
Harvey Diggans, clerk and salesman
for G. W. Diggaas, commission mer-
chans Of No. ll2 East Fourth street, is
i'll at his home, No. 3O3 Vest
Seventh street. 1t is feared that he has
typhoid ft yer.
Miss Marion E. Powell and j. D. Tay.
lor were married in the presence OF few
relatives and friends at No. 708 East
Ninth street on Wednesday night. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. F. B.
Short, pastor OF EpworLh Church.
John r. Wright, member of the
First Regiment United States Volunteer
has returned home from Porto
Rico and is on sixLy days furlough
and at the end of his time h. expects that
his regiment will be mustered out.
Peter Peterson, sailor OUT ward bound
from Philadelphia, was taken from his
snip on the river yesterday afternoon
and brought to Fourth street wharf on
The tug Laura b. The Phoenix ambu-
ance removed him to the Delaware Hos
pital.
In the Superior Court at Baltimore on
Tuesday Victor G. Boede recovered
verdict Of $l7,646. % against the Joseph
and Sons Company. He was
consulting chemist for the company.
Part Of the money recovered was for
salary.
Tie presiding elders OF the Delaware
Conference of the Methodist Church
held the first session at Salisbury, Md,
On Tuesday. 1t was a meeting to look
over the State for the coming conference,
which will be held at Milford com menc-
ing on April 5.
Lightship No. 46, which received ex-
,ensive repairs at Pusey 4 Jones ship
yards, left yesterday afternoon for her
station off Cape Henlopen. She was
owed by the United States tender