Evening journal., 1901-04-17
CITY NEWS TN BRIEF

Members or the Kelly Lyceum Will |
give a progressive euchre party in their |
rooms this evening.
On charge of trespass, Ellen
Stewart was fined 81 and costs by Mag
lStrate Daley last night.
William Simpson. colored, who
aays he was beaten by tramps on Mon
day. was sent to the county hospital at
Farnhurst, by Chief of Police Massey
yesterday afternoon.
While cutting paper last night Po-
| lice Captain Thomas Kane cut his
left hand severely.
Manager Smith, OF the Manchester
baseball team. was in this city yester-
day negotiating with kid" Prentiss to
play on that club this season.
At last nights meeting of the Po-
lice Commission 600 feet OF new cable
was ordered for use across the Chris
tiana river near Third street bridge.
The Rev. w. f. MacFarlane. of
Royal Oak, Md, has been attending
the New York Conference, over which
Bishop Goodsell presided.
-Interment OF the body OF 2-year-
old Paul Coleman Broughton, son of
Harry G.. and Harriet w. Broughton
was made in Lombardy Cemetery this
afternoon.
Bids were received yesterday after
noon by Postmaster Hugh c. Browne
for supplies for the pOstoffice during
the ensuing year.
Members OF the Building Commit
tee Of City Council will consider the
subject of an addition to the Water De-
Ipartments quarters at a meeting this
eYening.
Lines OF the Peoples Railway Com
pany will be operated on May Is.
On account of the illness OF Mrs. II.
% S. Goldey's father. Professor and Mrs
e Goldey will not receive the members OF
e tho college Alumni until the evening
e ( April "a.
l Orders have been received by the
{ local United States recruiting Office 10
enlist men for the Twelfth Cavalry, at
Fort San Houston. Texas.
Public sale Of the personal property
OF the late Mary Kelley was made yes
! terday.
Success Is attending the rtmmage
sale held In the Opera House building
this week by the women of Wesley M.
E. Church.
4 School relay team have been placed in
class six In the relay races to be held
In Philadelphia, April 27.
Six new lamps have been placed in
position along the new driveway in
Brandywine Park.
1t is probable that members of The
Board OF Education will hold a special
Q meetlng some time this week to con.
slider the opinion OF City Solicitor
n Henry G. Conrad, regarding non-resi.
! dent pupils.
e United States M0rsh'll John Can.
IS non Short who has returned from 6
4 visit to Sussex county, says that peacl
n trees in that section are in bloom.
. Miss Ana Fell has resigned as
y teacher In school No. s and Miss Chris
II tine Hellings has been transferred from
Ie school No. "a TO fill the vacancy.
- In lower Brandywine Presbyterian
Church, near Centreville. tomorrow
y evening the oratorio cantata, "Jerusa
= lem,' will be.given.
al The regular r.ontlly meeting o
le the Sunday Breakfast Mission was hel.
DE- at s o'clock last evening in No. IL
er Shipley street.
Au -WOIk continues 70 progress on IN
he New Castle cut on Of the Delawar
ne Division of the p. w. & B. railroad.
TX AT a nesting OF the Alumni am
A. Alumnae Associations to be held in tn
el High School on Tuesday evening, Apri
y, 23. William S. Hilles will deliver 49,
~ address.
Members Of the Wilmington Mill
10 tary Academy baseball team will eros
In bats with the Newark High School min
3 at Oak and Beech streets, on Saturda
IL afternoon.
be Next Sunday special meetings vii
at begin in East Lake Presbyteria
he Church.
a AT the bi-monthly meeting OF put
d lie school principals to be held Il
v morrow afternoon, a paper on 9Th
el Principals Chief Duties. Opportunitie
e and Privileges" prepared by Superir
nd tendent George w. Twitmyer, will b
k read.
j. Cars of the Wilmington City Raj
= way Company now run to the city lin
Z out Maryland avenue