The sun., 1898-03-06
LOCAL DOTS

.eu III S'tnUe ,ast evening by the
Wilmington City Elec,ric Co.
Don't forget WiImington's brave fire.
men. Go to the W. b. G. cyclc''show and
fair and help your favorit: win the
hour.
The Delaware Electric and Supply Co..
OF this city. has contracted to furnish a
boiler OF 100 horse power for the Lobdell
Car Wheel Go.
John X. Hartman, member Of the
Beard OF Education, from The Fourth
ward. who has been i'll for several days,
is much better.
The Rev. W. &. Nevin. Of Vandegrift,
Pa, will preach at Hanover PRESBYTERIAN
Church to-day.
Charles II. Hudson. grand master of
records, and Past Grand Chief Garrett
smith, OF this city, visited Ivy Castle,
X. q. f., At Newark a.
Mrs. Daniel Green, ri Newport. has
been visiting friends in this city.
Miss Agnes Bratton has returned to
Newport from this city, where she has
been the guest OF friends.
Miss Lucy Wyatt, employed by Lip
pincott 4 Co., spent Thursday in Phila-
delpha.
Alyan Donty, OF this city, will leave
for Amber, Pa, on Monday.
Bishop Coleman will ofiicate ut SER
vices in Poughkeepsie, y. Y, today.
The frames have been placed in posi-
tion on the freight and passengers
steamer being built by the Enoch Moore
y Sons Co., for Capt X. W. Lutte, Of
Hanesport, n. J.
Mrs. Edgar Zieian and daughter are
the guests OF relatives ut WMMlawn,
near Cocl,ranville, Chester County, Ps.
Mrs. Lafayette Marks is entertaining
her brother, the Rev. W. Il. Neyin. II
Vandegrift, Ia.
G. H. Cline, president OF the Will
mington Christian Endeavor Union, and
). II. Burns. secretary, will visit Gilbert
Christian Endeavnr Ssciety this evening
at Thirteenth and French streets,
The members Of Eureka Council, Jr.
.. I. A. NJ, will attend services at First
NJ. +. Church this morning
Thomas Y. McCorkIe, president Of the
Delmarvia Telephone Company, il sui
fering with II bad cold.
The steamer Brandvwinr will IN. ven-
em|y "yrr-haulcd as it has been taken
"ff tho route between Wilmington and
Philadelphia, and the steamer CITY Of
Chester will resume the trips.
The United Circles Of King spaughters
held their monthly meeting "n Friday
evening ut No. 1902 King street.
HE clparings of the local banks for the
week ending ut noon Yesterday was
S..7G,2lS against $1!C. 7S9 for the same
period "i last year.
John Syons, aged ) years. ni No. SlG
Church street, died Of liphhcria ycsttr-
day morning
David p Miclncr has been granted Il
permit by Building Inspector Iir,bb, inr
the erection OF "nc.story stable on
Scarles street between Third and Fourth
streets.
The plant Of the Diamond Match Cun.-
/ pany at Fourteenth, Fifteenth and Walnut
streets. has been purchased by William
Bcadellcoph for $4,000
1 The ends ui Il sash NAV he tinis l,p Il ut
the tops with Il butterfly bow. one or
three short loops. !, knot. ar one end
| J'"l W." 'NC' WV 'VESI.
| Chief of Police Dnlan was in phiIa-
/ dclphi. on Fridhy.
I The membership of the First Regiment
Fife and Drum Corps has been increased
from II to 70 members.
Mrs. }. 4. Fitch, the noted evanyclistic
singer will sing ut the praise service in
Wesley NJ. f.. Church next Thursday
evening and the Rev. Ezra Tinker, u. H.,
will Imakc an address.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. X. kiImer of Ninth
! and French streets. celebrated their
, twellty.tifth wedding anniversary last
evening About $50 persons were present
aud IT." gifts were numerous and valam-
be.
/ Tomorrow night the Wilmington Bi-
cycle Clubs fair will begin in the Fyle's
Cycle Academy and will last two weeks.
Miss Francis MatIack "f this city, is en-
tertainng Miss Adeia Ewing, Of oxford,
ia.
Mrs. George Bigger Of Holly Mk, las
been visiting friends in this city
A surprise party was rendered Miss
Name Mcdowell ut her home. No. 4Ol
West Thi't street in honor Of her twen-
ty-tlr|t birthday. Several selections
wen rendered -, the piano. and the
evening wis spent in very enjoyable
manner.
Miss bessie lIansrll'S sunday school
class, Of Union ". +. Clutch. spent y
very pleasant, evening on Friday, at the
home Of Harry Stafford. at Eden Park,
"n New Cas.!e avenue. The evening was
passed very pleasantly in music games
and social conversation.
The little gi,ls are not forgotten, for
We sec II wide array oi materials for
school wear and best frocks. Wool and
silk combinations are very pretty. com
ing in plain, check and plaid effects.
The Baltimore papers Of last week
made great deal OF comment iu their
news columns regarding the "Argonaut
March and Tar Step composed by W.
'. ID. kcrlcy. The piece is named after
the fam MS submarine boat invented by
Simon Lake, and which was offered to
the Government to aid in detecting the
cause of the damage to the battleslIip
Maine. Mr.. keeley was for number II
years Il resident of Wilmington. and il
we'll known in musical circles. The
march is published by Willig 4 Co., the
largest publishers in the country.
Dr. Harrison w. Howell has removed
10 his new office ut No. 3N5 Delaware
avenue.