The sun., 1898-02-16
LOCAL DOTS.

be dispersed.
Charles l.. Simmons is confined to his
bed with the grip.
Patrick Cathcart, who is suffering with
neuralgia of the heart is somewhat
better.
Deal tenderly with the absent; say
nothing to intilct wound ON their repu'
tation.
Miss Minnie Whiteman spent Satnr-
day and unday with relatives near
Newark.
Recorder of Deeds .Jal.les Lord, OF
Dover, was Il Wilmington visitor on
Monday.
Miss Sarah Levy, of Philadelphia. is
the guest OF MIR. and Mrs. = J. Baerlnger
OF this city.
President of Council Litch, who has
been visiting friends ut Georgetown has
returned home.
William J. Holman, Of New Castle,
attended the reception Of Company A.,
in this city, on Monday.
The members OF the Wilmington Bicy
Gle Club gave u farewell dinner last night
to Charles IL. Sasse.
Eight cars for South America have
been completed by the Harlan 4 Hol-
lnngswoIlh Company.
An oyster supper was served after the
meeting of the Hamilton Debating Co.
terie ON Monday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Hughes and ex-
Deputy United States Marsha. David
Hughes, are in Newark, n. }.
Register of Wills Crossan Las granted
letters testamentary to George l." lsc on
the estate of George Thompson.
Bishop Coleman will administer the
rite of confirmation al Emmanuel Church
parish, New Castle, on March 20.
Charles B. Gray, Of the class Of ~,
Princeton University, spent Sunday with
/ his parents, Senator and Mrs. George
Gray.
The Wilmington Bicycle Club menu
bcrs are forming party to attend the l..
A. W., meeting next August, i'll Indian
apolis.
DR.. Joseph Chandler, of Centre vile.
will be rendered banquet by his medi-
cal friends at the Clayton House, this
evening.
The dance given by the L. G. +. A. in
Bvwn nson Hail, Monday evening was
largely attended and was a very enjoya-
bic affair.
The Hurdy Gurdy Social Club held =
meeting on Monday night at the home
OF Miss Daisy Chandler, No. 1907 Madi-
, son street.
S,rseant Of Police England has been
transferred from a street sergeant to u
patrol sergeant. sergeant Massey SIC
cceds him.
The Sunday School class Of Mrs. Van
=. Northrup were pleasantly entertained
at her home on Claymont street on Mon
day evening.
/ Carrie Thompson. aged years, Of No.
j23 West Seventh steeet, was run over
near her home yesterday morning and
seriously l.urt.
/ The Wilmington Drama ic Club pre-
sented "A Mo. ming CaIi' and ''ia.sc
Pretensons,' a the Grand Opera House
last evening.
! The Wilmington Patriarch was pleas
antIy entertained recently by one ol Its
members, Thomas Ponsley, OF No. ~
Dupont street.
q \ pleasant surprise party was ten
dcred to Miss Wilhclmlna Mckay, in
honor OF her fifteenth birthday, on Sat
urday evening.
Miss Laura q. Beach, Of Phi adelphiH,
is DANCE lpusly i'll at tn. hone oI her
brother-in-laN, }. \. Ebcrl'arll, No.
1919 Tatnall street.
Robert II. Hughes, OF this city, and
Miss Emma NJ. Butter OF Newark, N.
D., were married yesterday ut the home
OF the bri,le's parents
The head officials Of the Wilmington
City Railway Company were in this city
yesterday and made Il compete insprc-
ton OF the entire system.
The road ambition travels is too mar
! row for friendship, too crooked f,r love,
too rugged for honesty, too dark TO-. s:l
cncc and too hiIly for Happiness.
Alfred Croney, Of n. 1916 Linden
street, while riding his wheel on Ninth
street, cuIlidcd with fellow cyc.ist near
Shiplry, badly damaging Lis wheel.
Car No. -, ON the Riverview line was
stopped At Twenty->lxth and Market
streets on Monday night by carriage
containing helpless drunken man.
The smallest dew drop ON the meadow
at night has star sleeping in its bosom,
and the most insignlli'ant passage Of
Scripture has in it shining trltl,.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Florence Crilt-nton Mission will be- held
tomorrow afternoon, at 3 o'clock. in the
chapel Of Grace NJ. f. Church.
Two Of the seven" n"knockabout' yacht.
building By the Harlan 4 IlolIings-
worth Company for the Cnrinlhian yacht
Club OF Philalrlphia will soon be ready
for launching.
a number Of men were put to work
thi. week 1T the Harlan 4 llollings-
worth Co npany'S works, and i order:
continue to come in, Il full force will
soon be employed.
The men in the machine shops ut the
IIMla K IluIIngsworth Company are
very busy working at nights on II quick
order for Il cylinder to be placed in tho
steamer Louise at Baltimore.
.Abncr p. Bailey yesterday celebrated
his eightieth birthday, at the residence
OF his daughter Mrs. John Williams,
80. 1873 Adams street. Mr.. Bailey re.
ceivcd eighty carnations from ladies 1T
the home for aged women.
Rev. +. W. Long. pastor Of Greer
Hill Presbyterian Church, and Harry
, e nit ntt. al In ia