The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1898-04-15
LOCAL DOTS,

The Court House will shortly undergo |
additional repairs.
The city assessment can be seen today
at the office of Clerk Of Council Morrl-
son for the last time.
Professor William A. Pratt will give
an interesting lecture on Alaska, this
evening, at Trinity parish house.
About 500 fresh herring nave been
= nlaced in possession OF the Home Mis-
sion, to be distributed among the poor.
W, H. B. Maxwell Of Chester is visit
ing friends in this city.
A pretty little turnover collar is very
stylish just now
One of the old muskets which has
+ been living for years in the loft OF the
. city hail. was presented to Medtord ii.
' Cahoon yesterday.
Il A number of young folks from this
e city attended dance given by the young
t men of Dover on Wednesday hight.
= Elmer Benson of this city, is visiting
friends at Dover.
Summer broadcloth, thin and very
', satiny, is a material that is gaming
d quite a hold now.
Is The lot on the southwest corner of
:, Fourth and VanBuren streets has been
y purchased bv Peter j. Ford from Philip
ae Plunkett. Mr.. Ford will have several
in buildings erected.
H. Harry Windsor was Wilmington
he visitor yesterday.
1s Mr.. aid Mrs. Samuel McAdam OF
=. Lebanon, Pa, have been visiting sriends
ID -, in thiseity.
eu Several cars were shipped to the Su.
burban Electric Railway Company, at
Syracuse, n. Y, yesterday, by the Jack
AZ son & Sharp Company.
IA. coming in contact with galvanizns
,so machine in the Mccullough Iron Com
~: pany's shops.
VA One of the quaint combinations of thu
III season will be cloth and fonlard
e. The fourteenth anniversary of the
ire Whittser Literary Society of Friends
ice School will be celebrated on Saturda,
w evening in the school hall, Fourth ant
- West streets
~ The Harlan & Hollingsworth Compan,
Try yesterday made another shipment of car
ort to Rio de Janero.
in Prof. W. A. Pratt, of Delaware College
ule will lecture in Trinity Church this even
If ing on his experience and information
W gained while in the Klondyke last sum
all mer.
Miss A. NJ Cameron, who has beef
visiting Mrs Edward p Robinson, re
turned to her home in Reading yester
day.
WI White collars, stiff, starched liner
ent collars will probably pass out of fashion
m ;, the soft flannel, or pique, or linen stool
ms which comes now ready to hook on, tax
OF ing their place
'I,' Harry Ramsberger, the enterprisin,
i h. grocer at Sixth and Madison streets, ha
We had his store enlarged to a three stor'
.oa structure, to afford better accommoda
ted tons to his rapidly growing trade.
a. The Pusey & Jones Company have re
has celved an order for sugar machinery t.
inc be shipped to Gupaquil, South America
VII Jackson street between Seventh an
Eighth Streets and fifth street between
md Madison and Monroe are very much i
the need OF repairs
on: The Union Woman's Foreign Mission
East airy Society held very interesting meet
ing last night.
Austin Harrington has purchased tn
property of James T. OConnor at Nc
ton 23l Monroe street for 81 $50
IN Charles H. Goodman, principal of tn
ah9 boys department OF Friends School. an
ana n! teacher Of Greek and Latin, will retir
IN from the faculty at the end of the term
rrv Postmaster Moore has received a lette
az from W. L. Snow Of Marietta, MINI
lsi- NY ep ~ 'loi .a'io'i VI oiie Aachafla
~" prior to and after the year 1S4S
Charles Sumner Post, colored, No.
6. A. r., has adopted resolutions su,
,et porting Department Commander Lidde
W. in offering the services of the varior
b)v posts in this city in case of war wit
an Spain.
The Delaware Construction Compan
had has sent a dredge, four scows and a tn,
the boat to.Clarborne, Md, to dig out til
harbor for the Atlantic and Chesapeak
in Railroad Company
cry Fl. 0. Williams, an international seer
tary Of the Railroad Y. M. G. A.. O
Tuesday afternoon addressed larp
number of railroad men interested
Vi organizing railroad Y. M. C. A. in tn
Pro- city.
lel, The body of Frank A. Gardner, VIII
1901 died in San Antonio, Texas, of co,
sumption, is expected to arrive in tn
per. city this morning at 10 o'clock. IN
Y Of funeral will nrohablv ha hold M sot,,
ing day morning, with interment in New
Mt n1 un1