The sun., 1898-02-10
THE SUN 1898
LO,AL Dors.
oats are being greatly reduced.

New York.
James r. Max well, Of Newark, was il
the city yesterday.
William East burn, Jr., OF Mon, Del.
was in this city yesterday.
II. d. Griffith, of this city, has bcel
visiting friends at Harrington.
Deputy Marshal Clark went to phila
delphia, Tuesday, on Il business trip.
". ?. Biggs who has been visiting il
this city has returned to MiddlctoWn.
Policeman Sewell d. Scott un Tues.
day attended fox chase at Ogletown.
Rev. n. NJ. Miller b. d., Of Newark
visited friends in this city ON Tuesday.
Robert A. Miller, OF Newark, wa,
the guest of friends in this city ON Tues
day.
kennard's showing Of silks is {:
genuine glimpse Of the latest Partisan
fancy.
Bishop Coleman will lecture in the As.
selnbIy room of Delaware College, on
Friday night.
A novel written by a wcl-known vii.
mlngton woman is now in the hands OF
the publisher.
The Hartmann 4 Fehrenback Brew
ing Company has donated SO Tor the re-
lief OF the poor of New Castle.
Judging by the way some conductors
sWoop down upon passengers, they are
practising for the Grabbing season.
The letter carriers, III accordance with
the new postotiice regulation, will oond
with the American surety Company.
The pupils Of Friends School will give
an entertainment next Monday, EeDru-
AIRY 18th. in honor of Linculn's birth
day.
Mrs, Mary Thomas will lead the devo-
tionaI services at the Cilltcn,un Mission,
Sixteenth and Pine streets, THIS morn
ing
Rev. +. G. MacSorlcy, of Newark, will
preach at Asbury NJ. +. Church next
sunday morning. Everyone should hear
nlnl.
Miss Martha Allmon, OF this city, was
taken SICK While visiting lrlcnus at
Baltimore, and Il not aDic 10 come
nome.
II. l.. Evans and John Evans were in
Camdcn, \. j., on Tuesday, when they
attended the sIXtlctn anniversary of the
blln Of Their illhcr.
The launch OF the United States Gov
crlilrnt Engineers arrived ut the
WharNc> oI the jackson X >hHlp Conn
pany Tuesday afternoon.
a great dvnanu will be made on plaid
inalcrIa!s luI chlIurrll> and young SlrIs'
no,k-. Inc tavorlle way Of making
ln,in viii bc uli the cross.
81. Johns Episcopal Church will have
a irctory erected on the northeast corner
OF lwemy-lhlid street and the Boulevard
which Will cost about 5000.
Thieves stole about $50 worth OF
clothing ana Jc"cIrv on tuesday night,
lrUln lnc boston One Price Clothing
House, No. zl3 Market street.
J">cpn DAVIDSON. representing the
" NaM.se' llNlng Assu.la lallun ul this
cll!, tll here on iiIrsuay lur New YORK
10 attend Il nitcllng ol lI.t National Drlv-
ing Association.
ne street ami Sewer Department will
naNr an "vurnriu pIluge constructed at
70 utn an' kuun";tn s.,tcl>. NE plan
pros h.rs Ion the crossing .. ton >l.rtt>
on nl.c bridge.
The Hurdy Gurdy Club was organized
on Monday night at the home OF Miss !
llukill, No. 9lH West Eighth street, after
which those present INDUCED in dancing
and playing lanes.
A pleasing programme is being pre-
paicu Tor next FRIDAY evening al ter
man Hal, when Wilmington Lodge,
No. ISL, international Order Of Ma
chnists will give smoker.
Wifc--"Thls paper says that il brutal .
sod his wife for a quart of !
beer" iIusband-He wanted her back .
again next day. "Do you think he
was sorry?' "No, thirsty.'
llc--"I was a fool wnrn married
yoI..
>he-"Wcii, don't You think it is
about unlc lor You to get over II? We've /
been I;trilcl ilu,rn Wears. !
Miss Eva Nlalun was rendered a very .
pleasant surprise party at her home, No. /
i"'iN Maihnl street, oil Monday night.
some very entertaining music was iur- .
IIisnrd by Miss Juscpnnr Egry.
\ musical and literary entertainment
Win be gwen thls evening III South side .
Baptist MIsslnn, lead street, between .
A and Il. \ humber Vi selections viii
Dc given on III. graphupnoilr.
Mrs. Rev. ". +. Blandy, who is con-
luctlng revival services IA. FIRST N. +. .
church, seventh and Walnut streets. viii ,
give Jubilee service Oh Friday evening
winch viii close lIcr cil9asrnt hts at TINS
1t Is probable that linen will be very
much uscu Tor country costumes and
packets, more cSpeclai!y IN wnIle and
different snaurs ui Dnc. Linen suits ,
VIII aIeu be much worn by the c,c,c |.
MUlurn.
Joseph >'ry, Of 50. Il! King street,
wa> InrrnaIy injured by ia,Ilns uown
the STAIRS "i iIlr oyster ralpOn, \. v. /!
corner ri second ANA French streets.
" me carflIn Daskvl OF oyster. ne .
Iril back walu-.
There was Il tlinc when the very no.
tom ul lul H. Il trimming seemed absu-
iutrlN aIHuld, bllt low many Ul the
ualntIs>t uNcIiIllG lrucks Hlr made rSUr-
cEliIE attractive anu costly by the lnlru-
uDIvlIJn ul sable o. mink dS Il trimming
Oh Iuln DuulC" ana skirt.
a dciigihIuI masquerade party was
gwen on Iur-uay evening at lIc home
Ol " lliiaiI lvrnIirc. 80. 40 Fast
Seventh street. \ peasant iImc was
spent ~ pay ing games a!.u yalIods other
atu some me SuirctlOil-
were rrnuvrv,i on the guitar.
There VIII be grand rally OF the sons
Oi Veterans III Dui'ult iurl ltvVnn, at