The sun., 1898-01-05
LOCAL DOTS.
Latest thing in collars-the neck.

IL. -. bulUcII, VI NIIlI II IVgISltItu
at the Clayton House.
Charles H. MaulI, OF hwes, was in
this city, on Monday.
Ex-sheriff Call of Kent County is now
a resident of this city.
Miss Bell of this city, is visiting Miss
Jennie Cansey, Of Milford.
Charles NJ. Cullen, OF Georgetown, vas
a visitor here, on Monday.
The Rev. Ezra Tinker, breaches this
evening at St. Pau's Church.
Miss Lottie Claypoole. who has been
visiting friends in Baltimore.
Miss Sadie Reed, OF this city, is visit
ing friends in Baltimore.
Mrs J. Ocheltree, Of Greenwoof, is
visiting friends in this city
B. Husbands of Smyrna, visited
friends in this city, on Monday.
Bayard X. Brown who has been visit
ing in Baltimore, has returned home.
Joseph A. Comfy and family spent Sun
day with friends in West Chester
Mrs Edward Darlington is the guest
Of Mrs. d. L. Gillespie at Pittsburg, Pa.
Ralph Ludwick who has been visiting
friends here has returned to West Ches-
ter.
Austin Hume, Of this city, visited
friends in New Castle on Monday even
ing.
John Van Gasken and David Richards,
of Smyrna, were visitors in the city yes
terday.
The work of paving Taylor street with
fire brick will not be resumed until next
Spring.
The Armour establishment on West
Front street, which was recently burnt
has been rebuilt.
Mrs. Rhces Bradford, who has been
visiting Mrs w. Webster, of Philadel-
phia, has returned home.
William Pancer, Of No. 1912 Henld
street. had his arm hrnken on Monday
while on his way to Edgemoor
Two properties at Twelfth and .Jeffer-
son streets, have been transferred to
Sarah \. Jackson by Mary p. Wilson
Mckee.
Walter Bacon. Delaware Manager of
the Charity Ball, Of Philadelphia, has
received tickets for it, eighteenth ami
versary.
The otiicers-eect OF Delaware Council,
and after the installation there will be a
free smoker.
The friends OF jerome T.. Bell, gave
him a very pleasant birthday surprise,
at his residence, on Westh Ninth street,
on Monday evening.
Deputy Attorney General Peter L.
Cooper. Jr.. attended the 5hh anniver-
sarv OF Grard College in Philadelphia
on Monday evening.
Some crank shafts, 70 BE- used on the
new tug Gettysburg have arrived at the
shipvard of the Harlan and IIolling-
worth Company.
MiHlin Spcakman, aord 80 years, an
engineer on the F.. W. K i. railroad
died Yesterday morning ut his residence
No. 5l1 French street.
Martin r. Carney Of this city, has
Temporarily resigned his position as
travelling salesman for grocery firm,
to engage in the br lcragr business.
Miss Mamie Callhan won the prize, Il
diamond ring, at tive 4. o. II. ball, at
Turn Hail, on New Icrr's eve. VI. X.
Joyc" escorted Mis- <%'"@:@n.
Wilmington Lod.o No. !, \. q. L.
w.. has l.lm members. Charles
WhannS staff won tie medal for the
largest number OF nrul orS.
A horse belonging t. W. J.. 'Siprlers,
Of Wyoming, Dropped dcad, at the b. Il
o. bridge. on Lancaster avenue, last
evening, about s O'Clock.
The personal property OF Andrew c.
Crow, of No. 1907 Washington street,
was sold Yesterday to II! II. Ward, at
torncy, for 5000 by Sheriff Finn.
Deputy Marshall Clark on Tuesday
afternoon treated the officials and en-
ployrs uf the Federal Building and the
newspaper men TO cake and ice cream.
The Wilmington City Electric Co., has
ordered the poles for the additional arc
lights and it is thought that all will be
ready for use in three or four weeks.
The drug store of Or. II. c. Moore, at
Delaware avcnllc and Union streets. was
levied on by Constable Bowen, on a
small claim, which will be settled.
&. l.. BurrilI, the "Actor Evangelist"
will speak ON the subject Before and
Behind the Scenes at the y. VI. G. 4.
meeting on next Sunday afternoon.
4 check for 500 for the rental OF Pine
street between Front and Second, and
Pine street wharf, was received ycstcr-
day morning by City Auditor Pyle from
the p, W. 4 b. Railroad Co.
The passenger brakcman'S waiting
roam OF the p, W. 4 B railroad com
pany is now very attractive and present.
able, having recently been painted in
two shades OF terra Gotta.
Raymond Russell, Of the /. $. Cruiser
Alliance, who has been spending the
Christmas holidays with his parents and
friends in this city, lett yesterday and
will sail, shortly, on Il cruise to China.
The annual meeting of the Needle
Work Guild was held in the parlors of
The Associated Charities on Monday
afternoon. The report showed that
| .0ti0 garments had been collected and
to the different charitable
homes in the city
The newly elected OF Washington
Lodge, No. I, X. of p, were installed on
Monday evening, by Grand Chancellor
Owen W. Everett. The retiring chan
cellor commander. Frank Wooley was
with handsome jewel, on be-
half of the members Of the lodge Re-
were served after the prrscn-