Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1899-05-25
LOCAL BRETITIEs.

y. u. Morlarlty is 10 meeb Jim Girls
in Chicago on June I'd.
Edward Holland sprained his foot at
Ogden, Pa, on Thursday.
1t is said that the Kinetic Motor Co.
will build cars at its plant at River
side.
An unknown colored man was killed
on the p, w. IS b. railroad at Crum
Lynne on Friday.
The Grand United Order of Colored
Odd Fellows will meet in annual session
in this city on May Both.
Register of Wills Crossan has granted
letters testamentary on the estate of
Elizabeth MANI to Bertha IL. Kern.
Alfred Stout of this city was declared
the winner by score of % to 81 in q
live pigeon match at Ogden, Pa, last
Thursday.
Sheriff Taylor was to have sold the
property of Susanna Foster, ct al, on
Union street, Friday, hut the sale
was stayed.
Tho p, W. &. d. Railroad Co. is
using oil to keep the dust down on
crossings between Philadelphia and
Washington.
The Goldey College baseball team
defeated the Tome Institute team at
Port Deposit, Nd, on Saturday by the
score of 3 to >.
Bishop Monaghan will ofiiciate at
the cornerstone-laying exercises at st.
AIMS new parochial school at 3 O'Clock
next Sunday afternoon.
The cornerstone of the new Methodist
Church at Kirkwood will be laid next
| l,o Of
Middletown will otficiate.
The Wynnewood baseball team de-
feated the Brownson Library team on
the Union street grounds un Saturday
afternoon by the score of 10 to 8.
The New York Dredging Co. has
secured additional land on the south
side OF the Christiana River upon
which to deposit the material taken
from the stream.
Officer Gordy probably saved the life
of young man from Dover at the =.
W. & b. railroad station on Saturday
night by preventing him from jumping
on a moving train.
The congregation Of First Presby-
terian Church decided Monday evening
TO have extensive alterations made. The
work will probably be done between
July LIST and September LIST.
Mary Quill, daughter Of John Quill
of No. SOB East Fourth street, was
/ struck by street car at Fourth and
Lombard streets Sunday morning,
but was not seriously injured.
A work car and a passenger car col
lided on the Wilmington & Chester
line near Claymont on Saturday after
noon. Several passengers were shaken
up, but there was no serious damage.
Walter Il. Cam. Harry A. Nickersor
and. Charles Schabinger of this State
received degrees in medicine at the
commencement exercises of the Medico'
Chirurgical College of Philadelphia
today.
Harry Hates, a butcher OF No. 4l01a
Madison street, fell against meat
rack on Saturday, and u meat hook
entering his arm, lacerated it almost
from the elbow to the armpit. Ihf
wound was dressed by DIR. George K.
Carmichael.
Tho Rev. j. u. G. Hanna, d. D.,
field secretary of the Wilmington M
Il. Conference twentieth century thanh
offering, has, since April LIST, with thu
assistance of tho Rev. Vaughan $,
Collins, secured subscriptions for So, 00l
of tho $4,000 to be raised in this
conference.
E, Arthur Dodd, Phi. d., will b
ordained to the diaconate in ST. An
drow's Church on Thursday. Morning
nrayer will be said at 10 O'Clock. anc
Tho ordination service will begin. a
II. Is. The sermon will be preached
by The Rev. DIR. Worcester of Phila
lelphia. DR.. Dodd is to assume thu
assistant ministership at st. Andrew Z
! on June lst