Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1881-01-06


ringing Of the new court house bell the
Delaware gets horse for its hose carriage.
Friday Nov. y, temperature So, SO, 60s; a
beautiful clear day James Peyton held in
81, 800 bail for his appearance at the U. 8.
Court on the charge of assault and battery
upon = deputy marshal; the Young Mems
Republican Club serenade E. q, Bradford,
Jr., ESQ, and Mr.. Edward Belts; jacob
Sprague struck by d train and killed at
Seventh and the railroad.
Saturday Nov. ID, temperature a. 46, 43o /;
clouded over all day. the sun struggling
several times to shine out brightly but with
out success the Smyth Post, g. A. r. and
Wilmington cadets receive Philadelphia posts
and the Orphan cadets with dinners and
speechmaking D'0yly Pirates of Penzance"
troupe at the Opera House, first furry of
snow of the season.
Sunday Nov. IA, temperature 80, AZ, 46o I;
cool cloudy day, with a faint attempt at
moonlight in the evening Rev. g. Vincent
Board lectured at the Second Baptist Church
in the evening upon missionary work among
the cannibals Michael Rafferty's clothing
store broken into.
Monday Nov. 10, temperature SO, AZ, 47o +;
clear most OF the day; opening OF the Novem-
Der term of the county court at New Castle
Sheriff Clark sworn in first fall meeting of
the Delaware Historical Society; Rev. Mr..
Boole lectured on temperance at st. Paul 8
NJ L. Church Amos Boyd the Oldest brake
man on the p, W. II b, road was killed near
Stanton At court, Eugene B. Cooper, Officer
Chambers assaiiant, was sentenced year,
$500 and costs.
Tuesday Nov. 16, temperature 81, At, 400
beautiful day and perfect moonlight;
Marshal McMullen serves a writ Of habeds
corpus upon Mayor Almond and Chief OF
Police Maxwell for George b. Wingate, o
deputy marshal annual gathering of the
Episcopalian Sunday schools at st. Andrews
Church supper of the West Presbyterian
Church in the Opera House lecture room
meeting of the Delaware Baptist Union al
New Castle.
Wednesday Nov. II, temperature Al So, $40
| cloudiness the prevailing state OF the sky, but
a few successful attempts at sunshine; q. b.
Wingate held in $500 bail for the U. s. Court
at county court Margaret Gooden, colored, fol
larceny was sentenced to s44 costs and six
months; Curtis Coughman for assault and
battery, $50 fine, costs and one month last
meeting of the Delaware Baptist Union in
| New Castle twelfth anniversary Of West
| Presbyterian Sunday school Edward Cassidy
| again threatens to kill somebody.
Thursday Nov. IS, temperature A, 50, $50
heavy fog in the early morning, cloudy during
the day, but bright moonlight; first Philhar'
| monte concert of the seventh season at the
Optio OudbO W alSo hhOchCh doNn VI
Delaware avenues Councilman McKenns
added 10 the list of of those held for the
alleged assaulting Of the deputy marshal il
| the First ward.
| Friday Nov. 10, temperature IS, SO. 36o; @
beautiful, rather cold day, clouded up in the
evening Mousley abandons his contest Of
the seat of Councilman Smith from the Ninth
| ward death of John II. Washington, 9
veteran of 1912.
Saturday Nov. 90. temperature 81, Al, 4so
| clouded over aud at times raining death Of
| Oliver Ii. Dashiel Mrs, Margaret Thompson
| killed on the Wilmington d Northern railroad
near DuPont's station; reorganization OF
| Wilmington Typographical Union, No. l23.
Sunday Nov. u, temperature 80, Al, 429, q
| beautiful clear day death of Mrs. Dir. VIM
Field Rev. Mr.. DuVal lectures upon "Hov
to succeed in business"
Monday Nov. %, temperature II, 20, 90
another tine and colder day opening of tn,
Superior Court commission Of Geo. A
Maxwell as Prothonotary read Rice Blot
| Opera Company Ill the Spectre Knight anC
Charity Begins at Home; before the His
tOrical Society Chief Justice Comegys con
| tlnues his memoir Of John NJ. Clayton tn,
Brandywine frozen over in places opening
at the Opera House lecture room of the fai
Of the ladies of Trinity Church; burial o.
John H. Washington. veteran OF 1912,
Tuesday Now temperature II, 23. 81 NOR,
fine winter weather; the Delaware State Fir,
and Marine Insurance Company Va. VIM. I
Croasdale taken up at court distribution O
the German fish, carp, down the Delaware
railroad Wilmington conclaye OF Hepta
sops, No. y organized.
Wednesday Nov. "a, temperature 49, 2S7
IS, SUI. rose uuclouded, but soon after wa
hidden for the day Eugene sayers, assist
ant inspector of South Christina hundre,
held in $500 for the U. s. Court (; Rev. c
| LOOT -. - ~
Z. Church eighteenth annual ball of Shield
Library Association close of the fair skat
ing on the Barley Mill.
Thursday Nov 70, temperature IS, "a, 277
covering of snow on the ground in tn
morning, cloudy and a snow tall OF severa
inches in the late afternoon Ihanksgivin
day Miss Annie Pixley at the Opera Hons
IN M Hiss reception to Ivanhoe Diyisio
X. Of p; supper at st. Peters Church unde
the auspices Of the st. Vincent de PAT
Society supper at st. Paul's NJ. L. Church
fine music at Trinity Church parade of tn
companies A and {, Delaware militia
Friday Nov 2G temperature %, 90. 81
clouded over i'll the morning and showing i
the late afternoon Jacob August for rests
ing deputy marshal in the Fourth war
held for the L. ). Court the Delaware Stat
FIRE and Marine Insurance Vs. William
CroasdAle still in progress at court Il
FRANKLIN Circle brotherhood of Union ente
taius the Welcome Circle of Camden, y. j
, aud the Larkin Circle, of Chester, in Il
McClary building.
Saturday Nov. u, temperature 49, So, 81
cloudy most of the day, some sunshine, hoy
ever CDR. Clyde, at the Opera House col
tlnuation Of the D. $. +. d NJ. /. Co. VS.. v
! 1. Croasdale, libel suit musical and libra
soclable at Grace Church the Frend.hi
Delaware Phoenix, Water Witch, Fan
Hose, Weccacoe aud Washington fire compani
vote in favor OF lire alarm telegraph.
, Sunday Nov. Is, temperature 81, SO, 80
rainy most Of the day and freezing under TO
as t fell, making most people walk in Il
, street an orchestra added to the features
Grace NJ. L. sunday school Hanover Presb
: terrain sunday school anniversary.
/ Monday Nov. ~, temperature 81, So. 80
? higher temperature, dem )lishing the work
the cooler weather, slushy under foot al
, trees dripping Haverly's Minstrel's at L
i Opera House; Henry McGergor charged wi
; larceny held IN 300 for court contInuat
t of the libel suit at court.
q Tuesday Nov. 81, temperature 80, IS, 81
= comparatively clear most OF the day, slig
cloudlne7s towards night in the libel ii
: the defendants evidence was closed and t
plaintiff introduced rebuttlng testimony I,
=, special meeting Of Council takes the fl
: evidence ia the Cloud-Lynn contest.