Evening journal., 1901-03-28
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

The Rev. William Jefferis ID. d.,
will preach in st. Matthews Church
this evening at 745 o'clock
Mrs Mary O'Noil, aged 81 years, a
native of Ireland, died at Farnhurst on
Sunday CT general debility, and inter-
ment was made yesterday
AT the home of Miss Irene Fulton,
No. 127 West Eighteenth street,
meeting of the girl members of the
Wilmington High School, c.ass OF 1901,
was held last evening.
I'm Dover to-day the regular month
ly meeting of the State Board of Edu-
cation is being held.
ID. & A. telephone No. G4S has
been installed in the Office of the city
tax collectors.
Chief Justice Lore will talk on the
subject rs Life Worth Living in the
Third Presbyterian Church, Chester on
Sunday week.
George Huber has purchased from
Walter Buckworth,o of Chesapeake City,
a 3-year-old colt for 5000.
AN Offering will be taken at Eas-
ton in Calvary Episcopal Church for
the payment of the floating debt Of
$500.
Public sale of the stock on the
farm OF Henry Chamberlain, in Mill
Creek hundred. was made by Frank c.
Stidham yesterday.
jacobs Camp, Modern WoOdmen
Of America, adopted ten new mem
hers last night.
In St. Paups NJ. e. Church this
morning high mass was said over the
.lbody Of Mrs. Ann Hogan.
-lnterment of the body Of Mics Nal-
lie Rash was MAIDS in Old Swedes
lCemetery this afternoon.
j Members Of the Union Veteran Ie-
lgion attended the funeral of Henry r.
Spencer to-day.
Members Of the Y NJ. c. A. were
entertained at the home OF Charles Z.
Malone. No 5O7 Washington street, on
TUESDAY evening.
-Dowlers Of the Y. NJ. c. A. defeated a
club from THE u NJ. sR. c. last night by
13S pins.
st. Johns Commandery, Knights
pemplar, will meet in annual session
tonight.
Evolutionary pupils Of Miss Ma
lhala II. Wells will entertain at the w
lC. I. u. headquarters tonight
William f. Linton will build five
dwellings in Twenty-second street, be-
tween West and Washington.
building Inspector John j. Cassidy
issued several permits yesterday.
-Robert T. Spear, the well-known
Bible student, will Gi5"c-s q meetinl
lof the local Bible Union IN Hanover
j Presbyterian Church on Friday even.
ling
AT the congregational meeting IN
lOlivet Presbyterian Church last even.
ing $1,000 OF the $4,000 indsbtsdnes.
was raised.
Miss Clara Fighter, who spcnt
twelve years in China. and who viii
'lreturn shortly. spoke on "Heathen Wo.
3 lmcn and Their Needs" In Dslawar,
lAVenue Baptist Oh -ch his afternoon
Park Engineer Theodore A. Lei
sen will confer with the Financn Com
lmittce OF Council this evening regard
ing the loan of $4,000 authorized b,
the last General Assembly.
On the evening of April / St An
ldrow's Church will organize chap
ter OF the Brotherhood OF St. Andrew
While working in the shipyard o.
the Harlan and HOllingswOrth Com
S pany yesterday Frank Corbett, Of No
e. 200 South Monroe street, was injuigS
J by falling iron plate.
p Charged with not supporting hi
r wife Louis Egner was held in 500
, bail for upper court by Magistrate
Daley last night
a Street Commissioner Frank w
I lPierson has rocsived several Porto R.c,
{ curios from Captain W. c. r. Colquo
r hOun.
On Monday the steamer Brandy
wine will take the City OF Chester
runs while that boat is being painted
AS a result of being thrown from
trar carriage yesterday afternoon
Mrs. SalOyna I.etosld and her 15-year
old son were badly bruised
-Wilheld Weeks. Of No. 222G Nortl
Harrison street. who IS IN with pneu
monia, was taken 10 the Homcopathi,
Hospital yesterday afternoon.
-Bdward Sutton. of No. ia WesI
p Front street, who has been in for sew
cral weeks was removed 10 the De.a
ware Hospital in the Phoenix ambu
lance yesterday.