The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1898-04-30
N WILMINGTON, DELAWARE, SATURDAY. APRIL 80. 1898,

DR.. w. J. Stirling of Baltimore county
Md, who has been visiting DR.. S. c.
Frederick, in this city, returned home
yesterday.
Mrs. Johanna $. Stoeckle has pur.
chased from Henry Marquado the pro.
perty at the corner Of Second and Harri.
son streets
Ira Robinson, Of this city. viii. in n
few days, leave for Southern Florida,
where he will go to the front at the first
emergency.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank =. Phalen, whose
wedding took place on Thursday even
ing, presented Postmaster Moore with
two large wedding cakes, which were
distributed among the post office EN-
ployes. Mr.. Phalen is night clerk at the
post office.
The annual dance given by the stu
dents OF Delaware College, which was to
have taken place in the college audi
forum at Newark last night has been
postponed until May 6.
The private car Falmouth. belonging
to IL. K. Duyal, president of the Florida
Central and Peninsular railroad, is at
the shops of the Jackson & Sharp Com
pany, undergoing repairs.
The lecture to have been given at Sec
ond Baptist Church on Thursday even
ing, was postponed on account of the nom
appearance of the lecturer Rev. II. NJ.
Wharton, ID. d., of Baltimore.
The steamer X. w. Luke and two
barges for the jackson d Sharp Com
pany, undergoing repairs will be
launched today at the shipyard of the
Enoch Moore 4 Sons Company.
Bishop Coleman preached in st. Paups
Church, Georgetown, last night. On
Sunday morning he will ofiiciate at
smyrna, III the afternoon at Clavmont,
and in the evening at Middletown.
On Monday City Treasurer Curry will
deliver to Fl. L. Evans 4 Co. the $50, 900
worth of sinking fund bonds, which
that firm purchased on Thursday.
lie is at present engaged in preparing
them.
saylor Bros, Of New York, have Dur
chased the printing Office of Elmer E.
Benson, at No. sl3 shipley street.
George Murray, colored, will organize
regiment of colored men in this CITY.
who will offer their services to the gov
ment.
The semi.anNual meeting of the Della
ware Board OF Pilot Commissioners, will
be held at the Clayton House on Mon
day next.
William Spoerl mashed his right foot
yesterday morning while at work at
LobdelPs foundry, by large bar OF iron
falling on it.
The entertainment at Mt. Salem M. T..
Church, on Thursday evening was very
well patronized, considering the inclc-
ment weather.
ON Thursday evening the final dance
OF the season was given by Miss Nc
Clafferty to her classes. Music was fur
nisbed by Grants orchestra.
Charles Maginnis, member of the n.
q. d., was sent home from Camp Tun-
nell on Thursday evening, suffe.in from
pneumonia, which he contracted while
in camp.
Ex-Governor c. C. Stocklev arrived in
49, ivy. VA iiiui quay CNclllllS from New
York. He left yesterday for his home in
Georgetown.
Mrs. W. Scott Wells, who has been
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
r. Haws, at Springfield, Pa, has re-
turned home.
President Charles W. Puscy, of the
Pusey x Jones Company ACCOMPANIED
by his family, are spending some time at
Atlantic City.
Professor Speirs, of Drexel Institute
will give an illustrated lecture on Nav Is
III the New Century Club parlors, on the
subject, AN Object Lesson in Good
City Government"
Harry Barnard, Of No. lll0 b street,
was badly injured on his right hand
while at work in the shops Of the
Diamond State Iron Company, by being
caught in 4 machine.