The sun., 1898-06-09
LOCAL DOTS.

| w. +. Duffy of Franklin, N. H., was
in this city Tuesday.
Today is Founders Day at the Chill
dren's Home, Riverview.
JohnJ. Pyle of West Chester, was Il
| Wilmington visitor Tuesday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. M. J. Mccormack, Of
Philadelphia, have been visiting in this
city.
w. I. Powell OF the U.S.S. CINCINNATI,
was the guest OF Stansbmy Murray, Jr.,
yesterday.
William II. Foulk has been granted a
permit to make alterations to No. III
Rodney street.
Members of the Washington and
Phoenix Fire Companies went to Read
ing yesterday.
John |. Whelan has been ordained a
deacon at st. Johns r. q. Seminary IN
Brooklyn, N. Y.
One of the piers Oh Eleventh street
bridge was slightly damaged Tuesday by
being struck by scow.
George Racket has removed from New
Castle to Wilmington, having secured
employment in this city.
Herbert N. Fell, general agent of the
Mutual Life Insurance Company Is in
Chicago on business trip
H. M. Flager's private car No. 80 is
undergoing repairs at the shops OF the
Jackson x Sharp Company.
The Wilmington Bicycle Club will not
hold their monthly races on the Will
mingtcn and kennett turnpike.
A handsome new house has been COM
pleted, by Daniel Dohl, at the south west
corner OF Fifth and Lombard streets.
Building Inspector Cassidy has granted
permit to G. Lewis Gray for an adj
dition to No. 2O7 East Thirteenth street.
Next Sunday, Santa Maria Council,
Knights of Columbus, will go to Balti
more to assist in institutlng new Coun-
Gil.
A patriotic festival will be given on
Friday and Saturday evenings in Odd
Fellows Hall, by Pocohontas Tribe,
No. |.
Letters testamentary have been granted
on the estate OF Sarah j. Press, late of
Ch1stiana hundred, to William b.
Press.
Miss Alice Hanna, daughter OF Rev. j.
| d. 4. Hanna, badly spralned her arm
yesterday by falling from a pair of
stilts.
Harry p. Joslyn and Herbert L. Rice
OF this city graduated yesterday from
the University Of Pennsylvania Law
School,
The Delaware and Atlantic Telegraph
and Telephone Company has received a
consignment o. improved operating APP
paratus.
Bishop Coleman will preach the bacca-
laureate sermon on sunday evening
at the military academy at Clelten-
ham, Pa.
The motormen and conductors EN-
ployed by the Wilmington City Railway
Company have donned their summer
uniforms.
The Wilmington CITY Directory and
Business Gazateers, published by the
Wilmington Advertising Agency has
been issued.
). +. Tarbutton has been granted a
permit Tor alterations 10 the frame build
Union Hotel.
The religious work committee of the
\. Nj. &. a. will meet on tnuay even
ing, and the reception conmlllee Oh sat
uruay evening.
The flags on the public schools are at
hall-lnast, out OF respect to the memory
OF Charles Baird, late president OF the
Board OF Education.
Mrs. William II. Mailer has been
brought to her home in This city, from
Philadelphia hospital. where she has
undergone Treatment.
Register OF Wills Cros.an Yesterday
granted letters teslamentary to EllZauetn
Brown, Oh the estate OF Thomas Brown,
late o1 Pencader hundred.
Jefferson Davis Butler, of the Fame
Hose flre Company, WAS presented with
IL cushion by tnarles A. Ewing, deputy
sheriff ot New Castle county.
The stable ut No. 7Ul Church street, b.,
which was burned on saturday, night,
VIII De repaired, the permit having been
granted to Charles II. TndaI
The Bavard Legion Democratic club
VIII eXtempt from dues all members in
the service ol the United States, as long
ae they remain III such service.
a lawn lcte will be given at the resi-
dence OF Mrs. Llndley =. Kent, No. HI
Bloone street, next Friday evening, bv
the Junior Board Of Homeopathic Hos
pltal,
The privileges for June 10th and July
4th OF lhe Wawaset Driving Park will be
soId at pubic auction at the park on
Monday afternoon, June 18th, at 2.3O
O'Clock.
Transfer tug No. -, built by the Pusey
Jones Company Tor the n. T., n. II.
and H. Il. X. Company, will leave the
Wharvcs Of her builders on Saturday for
New York
Thomas White, Il brakeman on the b.
d .. railroad, was taken sick on Tues
day at the yards OF the Old Ferry Mills,
and was removed to his home, No. SOP
Maryland avenue.
The Boutwell, and Sellers Kindergarten
School, at No. 1901 Rodney street, held
its closing exercises yesterday morning
on the lawn of Mrs. G. Wesley Weldin,
Eighth and Broome Streets
On Friday night, Presiding Elder
Watt will hold quarterly loveieast at
Asbury Church. On Saturday night he
will c,pIunt ,,,nv+nrl,,