The daily gazette., 1881-11-25
LOCAL LINES.
A Variety of Happenings Since the
Issue OF Wednesdays Gazette.

| variety OIL happenings Since the
Issue OF Wednesdays Gazette.
The extra Saddle. Rock oysters at
Fullmer's.
The celebrated Sheep Ridge oysters
at Fullmer's.
The only place in the city to get a
hrst-class oyster is at Fullmer's, sos
Market street. noy5 I'm
Buy your tobacco and cigars from
Mullen, 525 w. Front street. noy5 I'm
The BrandywiDe is said to be still low .
notwithstanding the recent rains.
Six hundred persons patronized the
supper at Scott M. e. church, last pie bt.
The Delaware Beet Sugar Company
are increasing the capacity OF their
| works.
The new church of the Household of
Faith will be formally Dedicated on
Sunday week.
a committee has been appointed to
sell the old uniforms of Compapy A.
American Rifles.
On the W. & N. R. r., between Du.
font and Chadd's Ford, new ties saud
steel rails are being laid.
A car has been taken off the Front
anu Union streets railway, by reason of
the sickness of tour mules.
Sebastian Bauer, whose wire and child
were killed on the Railroad, last week ,
ls III Veiy destitute circumstances.
About seventy persons, mostly females
are employed at NJ oir & Sons new can
nery,f canaiDg oy sters. The force will
soon be increased.
The good and store fixtures of Chas.
Green, a RooklaDd merchant, have been
ssizsd upon by Constable Pritchett.
The headquarters of the Pomeroy and
Delaware City Railroad will, on Dec.
10th, be moved from LandenbarQ to
Newark.
Mayor Almond welded young con
pie, Wednesday evening, the sixth GER
emony Of the kind during his term OF of
| foe.
e. Ii. Allen, of 705 e. 9th street, fell
| from scaffold at the new canuery,
| Wednesday afternoon, aud sustained
| severe injuries.
By change In the w. & N. r. Rhine
table, the morning train for Reading
leaves at 7.l0 O'Clock Instead OF 100. All
Sunday trains have been discontinued.
Ali of Wednesday, session of Court
was consumed by argument for the dis
charge of Morris Carberry. The deci.
sion OF the Court will be rendered TO.
day.
The Carberry jury. yesterday morning
attended by two Bailifls, attended SER
| vice at 6t. Paul's M. Il. Church, and
took walk over in the Niuth ward dur.
ing the afternoon,
Harry Feldmeier, proprietor of the
| FELTON, House, corner of Second and
Walnut streets, received from friend
In Denver, Col, day or two ago, sixty
i've pairs OF prairie chickens.
The brig Annie Gardner, of Philadel-
| phia, while at anchor off New Castle,
| Tuesday night, was run into by an un-
known schooner, and her bow rigging,
| windlass and anchor carried away.
John o. Patterson, Esq, Trustee, yes.
| terday sold the three story brick house
| No. FOG King street, belonging to the
| estate of Ehga Moore, deceased, 1t was
purchased by ii. +. Dure, for 3,400.
The team of John Mousley, Rock
land farmer, was stolen from in front OF
Perry's tavern, last Saturday night, and
driven to West Chester, where the thief
left it. 1t was recovered by Mr. Nous
| ley
The Uniformed Rank, X. of P, were
In Baltimore, yesterday ,and participated
| in the dedication of the new X. of p. hall
| of that city. They returned at an early
hour this morning, well pleased with
their trip,
| The Norma Social Club will, this eve-
ming, give their ball in the Masonic
Temple dancing rooms. The affair Will
be the clubs third annual reception, and
| arrangements for very pleasant even
ine'a entertainment have been made.
The Women's Christian Temperance
| Union are projecting plan for the dis
| tribution of hot coffee, in hand-carts, at
the large manufactures, daily during
the noon hour, SO as to remove from the
woIkmeh the temptation to indulge in
strong DRINK.
MHuxford g. Co., of Frankford, Sussex
county, propristors of the plaque fac
tory, desirous of extending their works,
have had their attention called to the
Wilmington river front, by the Ameri-
can Dredging Company.
| A man named Thompson was arrested
In Chester, Wednesday evening, with 9
horse and wagon that he had stolen from
his employer, VIM. Reed, a farmer living
near New Castle. While IN the lookup
he twice attempted to commit suicide by
hanging himself.
Wilmington Division, No. l,..S, of T..
last evening, entertained Morning Star
Division. Refreshments were served
and addresses were made by Geo. 3
Hagany, VIM. NJ. Horn, q Pickes and
j. X. Babcoek. General McNair, amit
much merrimeDt, presented James ?
Hayes with basket of pretzels aud gin
ger nuts.
Seventeen msmbers Of Washington
: Circle, brotherhood of the Union, o
Camden, N. j., spent yesterday In this
city as the guests of Franklin Circle
In the evening they were complimentec
by banquet at the hall of Franklin
Lodge, and wero presented with larg'
water. color sketch, executed by Georg,
W. Roberts, representing the Blue Hell
/ and her chickens. At late hour tn
; visitors returned home,
Amusements.