Evening journal., 1899-10-18
LOCAL NEWS NOTES


Try Clayton House Tonsorial Pal
ace. Opens a. m. Six chairs.
The local shops OF the Pullman
Palace Car Company shipped cars Mon
tuzula and lrvinlngton TO Washington
yesterday, after being generally over
hauled.
The big Master" Soap premium
store, at S14 Market street. closes next
Saturday, October q. at l2 noon. So
don't forget TO take your wrappers in
and get them exchanged Open every
evening until $50.
Levy Court adjourned yesterday af-
ternon until November Z.
"A new song, entitled "On the Sands
Of New Jersey by the Sea- has been
prepared by VIII NJ S. Brown the
words Of which were written by NJ f..
Cannon.
Rev. Edward Henry Eckles, Of Will
hamsburg, Pa. viii deliver the address
at the evening Service at Trinity
Church tonight.
The Free Silver Democratic Club,
of Milford is busy preparing for the
visit OF William j. Bryan.
Company f. National Guard Of
Delaware, will attend the funeral of
3 Michael Holland in a body tomorrow
morning.
A concert will be given at Bethel
A., A. NJ. Il. Church tomorrow evening by
7 the choir of Mt. Pizgah A. NJ. Il
Church, OF Philadelphia.
Mt. JOY and Donegal Presbyterian
churches, at Lancaster, Pa, have called
Rev. Richard Downes. of FELTON,, to be.
r come their pastor.
This being ST. Luke's Day. and also
the eleventh anniversary of the cOnse-
Grafton OF Bishop Coleman, the church
flag is flying at BishOpstead.
The Christian and Missionary AL
lance viii open a mission on Scott
street near Delaware avenue, to-moi
row evening.
The Y. NJ. c. A. musical, literary
, land gymnastic entertainment I'm tho
D Odd Fellows Hall last night was q
success, and largely attended.
Donations are being received at tbs
Florence CrittentOn Home to-day.
Joseph Brier, an empioye in the
Harlan and Hollingsworth Company
/
while at work yesterday.
Harry Frazier, OF Frederica, hal
l accepted a position with the Edge Moo
o Bridge Company.
= George III. Wilson, who has ha'
charge Of the drafting Office OF tn
Navy Department at the Columbia Irol
I. Works. Baltimore has been transferrel
10 the Harlan and HOllingswOrth Com
pany's drafting rooms.
"A moonlight rally will be held a
=. Mt. Joy A. NJ. e. Church this evenin
y for the purpose Of raising a $500 deb
on the church.
n Miss Jennie Smith, the evangels
Z accompanied by Rev. W. l.. S. Murray
i d. d., spent q half hour at the polio
lstation last night.
Coroner Vandever gave a certif
cate Of death from heart disease in th
n ease OF James r. Baxter, aged 72 year
h who was found dead in his bed yeste
K day at his residence. No. 713 Madiso
% lstreet
& Water Department wOrkmen wei
Engaged yesterday in laying a ne
water main on A street. South Wi
mington.
M. J. Sharkey. Of the Lafayette n
, tel. has been presented with a fine pi
- ture of David II. Hughes.
"A supposed mad dog was shot
r Pennsylvania avenue and DuPo
ne street last night.
or C. A. and l.. X. Robinson, of w
az mington, are organizing a company
so manufacture non-poisOnOus mate
p invented by themselves.
"A classified list of selected boo
: for young people has been prepared
= Librarian Enos l.. Doan, of the w
iu mington Institute Free Library.
s. The Red Stockings bowling team
er the Wilmington Whist Club will play
o. team Of picked players OF the saI
club on Thursday evening.
The Locomotive Wheel CompaI
of Fort Worth, Texas. was incorpC
o. ated yesterday at Dover with capi
e. stock of 100000.
n DR. d. L. Mustard will prepi
rs. and read before the Delaware Histo
ne cal Society a paper on "Lewes' at so
30, future meeting.
.; Several boatloads of prime oyst
\ O r,.irroI ot Third cfro.o4 hrfFeo sroQf ri