Evening journal., 1901-04-04
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

Although the track work on the
Delaware road is progressing the new
work viii not be completed for about
three months.
Members OF St.. Patrick's Church
will hold a big bazaar beginning on
May L.
Hawthorn & Culp will open their
new hosiery printing factory at No
1914 Market street tomorrow with
about 100 employees.
Police Surgeon A. B. Harris, who
has been i'll for some time. is improv-
ing and Will shortly go South.
1t is probable that at the meeting
Of City Council tonight a resolution
will be presented by the Finance Com
mittee providing for a bond issue OF
$4,000 for the use Of the Park Com
missioners.
Joseph f. McCafferty. of the Tenth
ward has been mentioned as a candi-
date for Council on the Democratic
ticket.
Robert Benson has been appointed
10 a clerkship in the office of Recorder
Clark.
The first team of the Y. NJ. C. A.
will bowl in the alley Of the Y. NJ r.
c. tonight.
The body of Charles w. Balance
was inferred in White Clay Creek
Cemetery yesterday.
Many friends attended the funeral
of little Marguerite Mckinney. daugh-
ter of John and Mary Mckinney, yes
terday.
In st. Marys Church yesterday
4 Ill
Carney, who was killed by a shifting
engine on Monday.
High mass was said over the body
of Mrs. Sallie Dougherty in st. Paul's
Church yesterday.
AT to-night's meeting of City Coun-
Gil several ordinances providing for the
borrowing of money by the city will be
introduced.
The body of Mrs Mary Lowe was
inferred in Wilmington and Brandy
wine Cemetery yesterday afternoon.
Survivors of the Fourth Delaware
Association attended THE funeral Of A.
J. Williams in Greenbank yesterday.
-Workmen Of the Peoples Railway
Company are at work putting the paw
ing in order along the tracks of the
railway company in Sixth street
City Councilman Stewart filed a
complaint with the Street and Sewer
Department yesterday regarding the
condition of various streets in the up
per end Of the Seventh ward
in Goldey College last evening the
students gave an entertainment.
Andrew Love- colored. was held
in $500 bail for upper court on a
lcharge of non-support by Magistrate
Daley last night.
The Rev. C. A. Grise was presented
with Morris chair by members of
Union Church as an expression Of NE
gret at his departure.
Communion services will be held
in Grace NJ. T. Church at s o'clock this
evening
On Thursday and Friday evenings
the Rev. Il. B. Trumbull, d. d.. OF
philadelphia, viii preach in the First
United Presbyterian Church.
AS there is a deadlock in Harrison
Street M. e. Church over the election
Of trustees, another election will be
held on April II.
Suffering with broken arm.
caused by falling along The r., w. g.
b. railroad tracks, Daniel Hunt was
admitted to the Delaware Hospital last
might.
Miss Katherine Garrett will sing
lat Sunday afternoons Y. NJ. C. Al
meeting.
-Interment Of the body of David T.
Morgan ST., llt OF Stanton, was madeI
.m Riverview Cemetery to-day.
-MembtEs of the health board pro-
pose to lcok after all complaints. which
have not been attended to by those whol
have been notitisd by the board o.,
abate nuisances and TO make sewer
connections.
Magistrate Lewis sasse received al
cablegram from his. son Charles H.
yesterday afternoon announcing his
safsl arrival in Europe.
The State Board Of Agriculture
Yesterday decided 10 send Professor,
Wesley Webb, the boards specialist on.