Evening journal., 1899-10-12
LOCAL NEWS NOTES

CLAYTON House Tonsorial Palace. SlA
first-class BARRIERS at your service.
-Two carloads OF brick for the re-
Dov,ng of the bed OF Market street
from Fifth to Tenth streets have ar
rived from GAINESVILLE, o.
Gothic Lodge. A. i. and A. NJ
KensingtOn, philadelphia, was enter
tanned by Dupont Lodge, OF this Guy
last night.
The Woman's Home Missionary
Society OF Union NJ. p. church VIII
have a sale of homemade bread aho
cake on Saturday next beginning at 10
o'clock at the residence Of Mrs. Taylor
corner Of Fifth and Washington
streets.
THE Charles Warner and Sons'
Company's barges, Nos. 3 and 3, are uh-
loading sand At the eompany's wharf.
Train No. As, due at the French
street station at IL o'clock, was forty
minutes late yesterday owing to a hot
journal.
Repairs will be made on the City
Hall chimney. which Is cracked and IN
danger Of failing during wind storm.
Grading is now being done on a
direct road from the Kennett pike 20
Rockford Park.
The annual complimentary ball OF
the Delaware Saengerbund was held IN
German Hall last night.
AT Woodstown. N. j., George d.,
OF the Palace stables, this city, won
| second money in the 2.27 class.
The roadbeds Of the Philadelphia,
Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad
i Company are being repaired from Mar
ket to Tatnall streets.
After being overhauled and repair
ed at the local shops, the Pullman car
/ Dunellen was shipped TO Washington
yesterday.
The schooner Everett r. Dale, Of
! Philadelphia, is unloading cargo OF
flooring at the ShiPley street wharf
Secretary Wigglesworth, Of the
Board OF Health, left yesterday for q
weeks visit in the New England
States.
A plea for divorce for Mrs. Eta NJ.
Brown from her husband, Joseph
Brown, was entered yesterday by L.
Irving Handy.
George II. j. Fisher. who is on the
bail bond OF John Smith, charged with
/, illegal voting, is wanted by the state
authorities as he has no property, al
e though he swore that he had.
"A reception will be given to The
p members and friends of Union M. Z
Church this evening by the Epworti
League.
"A freight car loaded with lumbe
d jumped the track near Old Swede'
e Churchyard yesterday, battering in on
4 end Of the car.
AT Fourth and Orange streets yes
Z terday afternoon an unknown womal
was knocked down by West Fourt
street car, but was unhurt.
"A lemon social will be held Il
Madeley NJ. E. Church tomorrow even
" ing.
The Young Peoples Christian En-
e. dsavor Society Of the Rodney Stree
Y. Presbyterian Church held its regula
monthly business meeting last night.
The regular monthly meeting {
~ the Florence Crittenton Home wa
m held yesterday afternoon in Grace
e. Z. Church.
Ssl The kindergartners of Friend
- School will hold a meeting next MOI
day afternoon at AIS o'clock.
er The quarterly meeting Of S
b. Joseph's Industrial School, at Clayto
N. was held yesterday and reports we
~ read and approved.
The revival services at st. Pau
NJ f. Church. conducted by Miss Je
ks ME Smith, still continue, and are NEE
he ing with pronounced success.
as The steamer Elizabeth Vansciv
- has arrived at the Pusey and Jon
Company's for extensive repairs.
Ie The tug Meteor is having her bo
ed ers changed and being generally ovs
sei hauled at the Pusey and Jones Col
az, pany's works.
- The J. c. Parker & Son CompaI
with capital stock OF $4,000, was
ISL corDorated at Dover yesterday.